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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-13

The Yorkshire Chambers Of Com
mcrce demonstrate against the proposed
Reciprocity Treaty between the United
States and Canada.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-13

A WAR OF RAcEs.-A dispatch from
New York. Nov. IL, says:
4 mutiny occurred at sea on the
ship Neptune, October 20. Halfof the
crew were colored, and the whites re-
volted because one of the colored sailors
was made bOatswain, and beat him
fearfully. TIE entire crew were arrested
to day,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-13

GETERSoR HARTEASFC, of Pcnnsylya
MA. declines to interfere to save the
murder, Underwood, from the gallows.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-13

TIE TWO Humboldt papers still co.,
tinue their daily issues. We glory i'll
their pluck, and hope they may be sus-
TUNED.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-13

BEN BUTLER is represented as belly
aching over his defeat. We do not be-
ieye it. He is made of better leather
than all that.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-13

The Police force is to be newly organ
lied in New York. and special rigor is to
be used in supprsssing gambling houses.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-13

A REWARD of $4,000 is offered for thu
apprehension of the New York City
school warrant .orgers.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-13

TROUBLE and bloodshed in Colorado
between coal miners. The contending
parties are strikers and new men.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-13

The Pool CANE at Eureka still goes
on. The hackers Of both players are
confident.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-13

Two .IsS viii be hanged At Montrosc.
Pennsylvania. to-day fer murder. Their
names are O'M4ri aud Irwin; and they
have confessed their guilt
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-13

VIRGINIA CITY experienced slight
shock of earthquake on Wednesday
evening. So the Md.d.ndsnt says.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-13

FREE schools and compulsory attend
ance are recommended to the French
Assembly by the Council General of the
Seine.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-13

CONTINUED reports of Republican sue
cssses reach US flo.a Spain. Den Car
los forces seem to have retired into Va
ware,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-13

VINCENT GAhc1A has been chosen chief
OF the insurgent forces in Cuba.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-13

KATIE PEAsE Pools even with That
Stevens. Women's rights even in horse
fash
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-13

GovEESoR EsXTEB. the newly eiected
Chief u ,g;strata Of the ArLansawyeFs
ta,ks l.ae sensible man. In his Ines
sages he congra.ulates lis telow-citi-
zens on regaiuing control O. their own
Affairs. AMI trusts the victory will he
used wisely and well; that 10 rIoscrip-
tons viii be induced in toward any
o,ass, and urges many reforms. lie says
the State has TO idea of regulating any
Of her jl-L debts. and recommends some
provision iookin; toward the funding Of
the outstanding indebtedness. He also
recommends Il revision Of tie Common
school system. AMI other measures OF
imp prlanos.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-13
ANYTIME T0 EEiT SHARON.

Sutro is not without hope, aud VII
liams fingers in the lap Of speculation,
toying with possibilities. The imrlaca-
be AssyIian would give his vsfy sters-
opticoa to bea. Sharon; and tie Demo
e atic y ess, Stimulating y love for ii e
Espui,ican party. comes forward with
voluntary prescriptions by wh!cI. TO cure
1t of Sharon aad other evident symp-
toms. Many is the plan: eager is the
purpose. The motto of the opposition
is. Anything to beat Sharon The
names of prominent Republicans are
banded about viii, a freedom which is
interesting ami which woJld be amusing
IL i. were not positively shocking.
Members o: TIE Supreme Court are
trul.pelc,l ;ioE: a. candidates for the
Senatorial prize; ans. gentlemen Of high
Standing il private life axe paraded with
a freed J1I which is Characteristic of the
ialsreEieG, pres. May we be allowed
al oEiaicn? II So, let Us say that ii
there IS anything due 10 the political L.
b,-er aud promoter Of party success. We
$50 but two men who have earned a |
ri.i,t 10 chief consideration at the |
hands Of the Republican members of the |
Le.isla.ure These two are, William |
Sharon and Charles E. belong. Dir. |
Stewart, tho even now a member Of the |
Senate of the United States. took no
part in the campaign: and as 10 the |
other gentlemen whose names have |
been used, neither Of them has an
nounced his name as n candidate for |
Senatorial honors, and the fight has
bsen won or lost as the case may be,
without any effort of theirs. To be sure
one of the gentlemen wLcse name has
been thus used took a prominent part in
the COUNCILS Of the party by presiding
ove- the late State Convention. He is a
most worthy gentleman. man in high
stani!in. IN his profession Of the law,
q ID in every way worthy c., and comIe-
tent 30 iii, the Senatorial place. Bat he
Is Eel q cantii,3ass-ctTtaiEly has made
no si,a Of bong such; and We do rot
b iieye iiI:: t. lie oi the character #
niau who seeks o.lice r. any other than
an open fight lie is too positive a man
TO be Wiling 10 play the part Of Il COM
promise candidate: is endowed With too !
much OF pers n3l aud political ssN-,e-
spect TO b. the :isare head OF 4 con-
glorsTais opposition made up OF the |
odd; and ends OF the Democracy and !
the Independents with here and there |
Republican training il = squad oy Kim
sell l,oEeote- 1t Us say :Ais much On |
Il sab Jet which. delicate as Il is, hal a.
veil be :slootei here and now as else
where. an! il ,Ilo future: Senator Jones
aEd MI W-oo,.5ara are osy representa-
lives elee: il the Congress of tie United
Safes. Ole is q native OF England. the
other q native Of Irelanl:-Is il more
than fair that ;Le native born citizens
should have one representative il three?
EoyvrSCg BAXTER tht. n-viy elect ID
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-13

KErEEsENraTITE kINDALB has gent
East
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-13

GRANT still njlrI,s - lis aLt:-inila'i. =
conl ivt;uus
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-11-20
Tennessee Geology.

Coral and roses, we are told, have fur
nished the coloring which appears in
some of the beautiful yariegated marble
that comes from Tennessee. Accord
ing to some statements concerning the
geology Of the state, which appear in
the Nashville Reporter, East Tennessee,
which is now a mountainous country,
was once an arm of the ocean dotted with
coral islands. This ancient arm of the
ocean, they say, dating far earlier than
the mountains, must have existed in the
silurian period, long before the carbon
ferrous era, that gave rise 10 the coal
WILSON'S along the Alleghanies that
crumbled up all East Tennessee into
long wavy folds, and mt the same time
formed the Unaka chain of mountains
west of the Blue Ridge Then it was
these beautiful little islands dotted the
surface of this salt water inlet, that ex-
tended northeast and southwest, from
Hawkins county down 300 miles to Red
Clay. on the line of Georgia. Like the
islands in Caribbean Sea, they must
have been built up perpendicularly for
many titiittifAA if'A IftiN llltHs
Besides these charming red coral
there were in the same sea
vast areas or beds of the I" sea rose, or
rrenoid flowers, that far surpassed our
garden roses, for they combined the
beauties of both vegetable and animal
forms, being indeed animated roses, al
though fixed 10 the rocks, that digested
their food, which was sought for and
from the surrounding waters
by means of very long, hollow tenta-
'ula or feelers, that waved in
every direction for some dis
jance around. Nevertheless they had
5he appearance of huge, red roses just
1t the point between bud and full
bloom, with warm pulsating heart in
he centre. The debris of these early
beauties, cemented into solid marble by
silica, alone remain to tell the tale that
hey once had been; and this weather
ng and crumblng 10 dust leaves these
nils, rich, arabic land, even TO their
1ery SUBMITS. Near the northern ex-
remity of Hawkins county, the debris
If the red coral, with that of the but
Ons of crenoids petrifed, is now being
quarried for architectural
and it produces the finest
'pecimens of variegated marble perhaps
o be found anywhere in the world
the famous Parian marble OF
italy in its pleasing effect to the eye.
Il enters into the most ornamental por
ions of the state and national capitals,
where il is universally admired.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-11-20
The South.

TIM general assembly Of Arkansas met on
10th inst Hon. Bradley Bunch was chosen
president of the senate, and Hon. A. Penning-
ton, speaker of the house.
AT conference of state officers of Virginia
and holders Of the state bonds. Hugh McCul-
loch represented the English bond holders, and
inss'Fc aopooeh fcptcsonchiS ohun views, saying
that they were induced TO be lenient II is said
that the governors report gave an awful ac-
count of the pecuniary condition of the state
IMMENSE preparations are being made in
New Orleans for the convocation of the knights
Templar Of the union in that city on the lst
prox. From 1000 to 10000 Knights are ex-
pected to be present on that occasion.
THREE men have been arrested in Shelby
county, Ky, supposed TO be those who shot
the negro girl IN that county last month. More
arrests Of parties engaged in the cowarlv act
were to be made
lHE Episcopal convention for the diocese Of
Kentucky WAS to meet in Louisville the 18th
inst. TO elect an assistant bishop in place of
Cummins, removed
4 BRIrIsH man-Of-war recently arrived AZ
New Orleans, and it is said she will remain there
to protect British subjects in case Of trouble.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-11-20
RAILROAD RIOT.

A railroad riot occurred in Kansas
City, Kan, the ninth inst. The mayor
of that suburb published an ordinance
passed ny the council, prohibiting Ger
tain customs on the Kansas Pacific,
Missouri Pacific, and other roads in that
portion Of the town, with reference to
crossing streets, etc. Another ordinance
provided for opening new street,
which would cross the property of the
Kansas Pacific and Missouri Pacific
Companies. When workmen and en-
gineers went to survey and grade the
street, they were met by a large force
Of railroad men, under orders to prevent
the work of the city engineers. A par
ley was had, but the railroad force
would allow no movement toward the
work Mayor Orbedason called ont all
citizens capable OF bearing arms. The
riot act was read and work again at
bat violent opposition was made
by the railroad force, and general
melee ensued. Bells and whistles were
blown, calling railroad reinforcements
from the shops. The mayors forces
worked rapidly and captured twenty
rioters and two engines which were sent
among them rs modern battering rams. |
The city officials won tho field and held |
1t, but things are still excited.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-11-20
Washington.

The Senate and House committees ON an
preparations are in session, layiug ont business
Tor the approaching session.
The commissioners of the District OF Co
lumbia returned the last instalment of the
United States loan. They have also paid large
sums to laborers and others in discharge OF
dohts contracted Wy the last district govern
ment, the increased rates of taxation giving
ample funds.
Mr. LoBo the Portuguese minister, has been
recalled by his government On the 10Th inst
ne had an interview with the president, at which
he presented his letter OF recall, aud expressed
regret at leaving the country.
THE general panel Of grand iurymen have
been discharged, as the safe burglary case will
occupy the attention Of the court during the
entire term, and their attendance is therefore
unnecessary.
THE question Z" Who shall be Speaker" il
being eanyassed in Washington Gen. Banks
Fernando Wood s. :. Cox. and GOV. Walker
are the persons most prominently mentioned.
THE secretary Of the treasury il husilv On
gagged on his report Il il said that lac has
some important financial recommendation "a
submit to Congress
IHE Redemption Agency of the treasury lie.
partmeni, which has been ia arrears for some
weeks past IN the redemption of National Banl,
notes, Ii nov mp to date, aud therefore ena-
hled TO make prompt returns for all remit
'a'ices q such notes sent IN for redemption
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-11-20
The West.

DuRING the late storm throughout tile north
west, novel occurrence took place on Lake
Superior, that Of an island floating in st. Louis
Bay, near Duluth. Upon it were large pine
trees and other timber. The soil was AZ firm
a. the mainland. The island was dslodged
near Minnesota Point, and floated three miles
to Alleu's shipyard. II contained an area of
two acres
A HEAVY wind and rain storm came mp from
the south and covered the whole southern part
Minnesota recently. Hail fell in some
places. But little damage reported. The Sig
nal Office reported the advance Of the storm at
the rate Of 60 TO 80 miles an hour
Ar Duluth, on the eth inst. violent storm
overturned the Norwegian Lutheran church
and three other buildings, besides unrooting
two more. The church il an entire loss. No
one was hurt.
Tue spiritualists Of Michigan hold their
ninth annual session at Battle Creek. Decem-
Der 9.
MAJ. DANIEL BELL, a soldier Of the battle Of
Tippecanoe, and the first white settler of
Logansport, Ind, died Nov at his residence
In Galveston, Ind. at the age Of sc years.
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4 Scene for a Study.



White lay the snow over roof, over void
White hing the moon in the frosty sky;
And huddled sheep, that crouched in the fold,
Wore the white raiment dropped from on
high;
But little window, rustic and old,
q canned cheerily red on the wanderers NIGH.
A painter passed on his way, that night
What a scene for a study - the painter
sails
3" Fairly CLEANS that ruby light,
Icicles fringe it from overhead
Oh moon, thou art ghostly Oh world thon
art white
I'll look in the window all warm and red.
So he looked but whatever his eyes might see
His pencil told not. his lips were dumb,
] might guess, but who would listen to me
And the days Of the painter have told then
sum.
would you know. You must wait till your soul
il free,
And you two meet in the world TO come
Here il the study the painter wrought;
A little way OF that window glows,
Aud the prints Of children's feet are brought
Up to the doorway, athwart the SHOWS,
And the moonbeams fall like All afterthought
Aud silyers their pathway who now repose
Cold shows the world and the sky round about
Aud warm breaks tina, ruddy light between
OF the painters thought need not doubt,
For long like his study his life has been
An, long time his lot war TO walk without,
From the one light apart, in wintry scene
But hope, where the white flakes freeze NJ
more
hope. where winter is oyeriH over and gone
For the cold OF the night that went before
lie almost forgets how he made his moan;
And almost forgets how they closed the door
And doomed him to work in the world alone
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TIE NEWS.
The East.

THE discharge of workmen at government
shops and yards has commenced. Two hun
dred and forty-nine were dismissed from the
Brooklyn navy yard on the 10th inst, and
further reduction il soon TO be made
SPRAGuEs large cotton mill near Norwich,
Conn, after three weeks suspension, caused
by strike of the spinners, has commenced
work on full time.
MoULToN's counsel has entered a plea Of not
guilty in the suit Of Edna Dean Proctor and a
stay Of proceedings has been granted in the
Beecher-Tilton suit, on application of Beecher's
counsel.
The funeral of the late Bishop Bacon oc-
CURED in Portland, Me-, the 10th inst, Bishop
Williams celebrated the requiem mass, and
Archbishop McCloskey preached the funeral
sermon.
FATHER GUDENfAN, Catholic priest OF Phil
adelphia, has eloped with young lady and
si5,O 900 Of funds belonging TO his Practitioners.
SEVEN of the eleven propositions for amend
ment of the constitution of New York, sub
mitted to the people, were defeated. Those
rejected are said TO be amendments aimed
against bribery at elections, that extending the
Governors term to three years, and shorten
ing the time within which he can retain bills
for signature; those designated to check the
mourning of indebtedness by the state or loca
governments on behalf OF railroad or Other
corporations; those providing for the punish
ment as a criminal oifense OF the giving OF
taking Of brides by members of the Legisla.
ture or others holding office under the laws OF
the state
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-11-20
Won Her Way.

found here q widow lady-a Mrs.
George Peasly mt work in a marble
shop with a number of men. She is cut
ting grave-stones. taking them IN tn"
rough the same as the men, and is get
ting her.'$3 day, and puts in rs much
time MS the average Of men, She has a
number of children. As short sketch
of her history may be an encourai :"
ment 10 other lone women, | give II rs
follows: When her husband died ne
was not able Ia buy a head stone com
plete, but bought n marble slab in the
rough and finished it,and IL can be seen
ut the head Of his grave, near the vii
lagc of Henderson, Mimi. She then
carved some work and took II 10 q mar
ble-worker in the City of Minneapolis
and toldhim she was widow with n
family of children and wanted work
The dealer examined the work, said il
was good. and that he would give her
work on two conditions; First, she
should promise not 10 work for any
other dealer in the city; ami. secondly,
she should promise not 30 open bust.
ness ON her own account IN the City of
Minneapolis. She said she would
agree TO this il he would agree 10 keep
her in work all the time. But this lord
Of creation would agree to nothing of
the kind. She went to 81 Paul and
there got work without special agree.
ments. Finally she came to this city,
and is now in the employ of Mr.. Ed. Y.
Bogart. lIiRoaa, Mich. CovcpOp.
iHce Chicago Tribune.
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Foreign.

CANAnA Smallpox is on the increase at
Montreal. The hospitals are crowded with
patients, and further Accommodations are being
made
INDIA. The yiceroy has ordered the suspcn-
sion Of formal proceedings against the person
supposed to be Mana Sahib until moro mature
consideration can be had ot the case. The
difficulties OF his identification are increasing
and opinions are divided. Il is hoped the trial
will be held with open doors.
SPAIN. The authorities Of Seville have Of.
fored reward Of $4,000 for tie recovery
Of Murillos great painting Of st. Anthony.
stolen from the Cathed7,l insthet city, - THE
whereabouts OF Don. Carlos are mystery
lie il reported to be IN France, lrun WA on
the 10th reinforced with 600 men.
SCOTLAND. Mr. Forster having declined the
lord rectorship Of The university Of Glasgow
the students have determined to unite on
Ralph Waldo Emerson. for the position
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THE METHODIST BISHOPS.

Pursuant to adjournment of the
Board of Bishopsof the Methodist Epis-
copal Church at Columbus, o., in May
last, the Board convened in Baltimore
on the 9th inst. The following Bishops
were present; james, of New York,
Senior Bishop; Simpson, of Pennsyl-
wanna; Scott, of Delaware; Ames, OF
Maryland; Harris, of Illinois; Foster, of
Ohio; Bowman, of Missouri; Merrill, of
Minnesota; Andrews, Of Omaha; Wiley,
of Massachusetts; Haven, of Georgia,
and Peck of California. The sessions
were of the most private character It
is understood, however, that the princi
pal object of the meeting was for per
fecting and announcing the assignment
Of episcopal yisitatious among the
Bishops
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THE FASTING GIRL.

The case of Louise Lateau, the fast
ing girl of Bots d'Haine, is creating
great excitement in Germany, and some
of the Rhine provinces are in such a
ferment that the matter was deemed of
sufficient gravity for discussion at the
meeting OF German naturalists held re-
Gently at Breslau. Louise Lateau is "a
girl who in her childhood showed extra
ordinary zeal in the practice Of her
religious duties. In 1866 she became
subject To ecstacies, and two years after
stigmata, that is, marks representing
the wounds of Christ, made their APP
peaHnce upon her body, and
bled on Fridays. During the
last three years it is al
legged that she has only eaten wafer
daily and drunk two spoonfulsof water
weekly. Prof. Nirchow, the eminent
physician and savant, who has treated
similar cases of fasting, is about TO take
the girl into his institution, although.
as he says, sit has given him the great
est trouble, even perfectly organized as
his hospital is, to trace out the tricks
and shifts to which such persons as
Louise Latcau resort. The Professor
undertakes the investigation of the case
at the request of the leading Roman
Catholic newspapers, which regard il as
a miracle
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An Incident of the Cabs Hill Robbery,

Since that memorable night when the
Missouri Free Riders perpetrated the
outrage known as the Gad's Hill rob
berry, little tales of serio-comic episodes
incident to the occasion have been con
tinually coming to light Last night,
John Killene, man well known in the
South as railroad contractor and
builder, arrived in the city, and regis
tered ut Barnum's Hotel. The clerk
Familiarity accosted him as "Gad's
Hill" aud that led to the revelation of
the following:
Among the passengers on the i'll
starred train that fell into the hands of
the highwaymen was Mr.. Killene, who
mluckily had a larger amount of cur
rency upon his person than it has since
been thought prudent TO carry. When
the passengers first became aware that
the trouble had commenced, there was
gederal effort to secrete valuables, and
KiIlene, 10y happy thought, slipped all
his money. except $50, into one of his
boots. When the gentlemanly high
waymen came through soliciting con
triputions, they probably recognized the
contractor, and saluted him with,
"Wlats your name2
John Killene.
where are you fromt'
A." Ireland"
How much money have you got ?"
Fifty dollars"
Wen, you'd better keep it. You'll
need il 70 build MS some more railroads
with.
And after examining his pocketbook
in which he had left the $50, and look
ing at his gold watch, which they de
elared they wouldn't have, they lett
without taking thing from him. II
either Of them ever swung pick in
railroad construction gang, il isn't likely
it will be found out. Mr.. Killene saws
that what he had in his boots was more
booty than any one haul the robbers
made. 81. LOUis Gt0Jc, 2Gh.
Now NOBODY can deny TO his fellow.
man the luxury Of scratching. 1t il "a.
emdelm that pursuit Of happiness 7
for which Our Revolutionary Fathers
fought aud BLEED.