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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-15

WAsHlNGToN CITY and POINT LOOKOUT
RAILRoAD.-Ihe Senate Committee on the
District Of Columbia a reporting the bill au-
thor1zing the Washington City aud Point Look
out Railroad COmpany t. extend their raiIroad
into the District have accompanied it with a
written report. TIE report states that the
company has been cOnsCsntly at work since the
spring OF lst2, and has now in running order
al of its road sIshoT zed by Law within the
District In conjunction with the Southern
Maryland, heretofore hostile, but now acting
in harmony with II, there has been expended
on this work In Maryland nearly S35, 600 in sur
yeys; they have graded and ready for super
structure 81 miles of the main stem have in
running order miles u the road in MARYLAND
have enough ties on hand 10 Law thirty mi lea of
track, and have cOntr acted for the delivery of
q large portion Of their iron. Thew have se-
cured, with trifitng eptiOns. the right of Wav
from Bladensburg 20 Point Lookout. The total
expenditures of the road exceed $500 OOO and
NJ and the Southern MARYLAND Company have
cash subscription OF ~ 1852 600. The commit
tee state that the road - regarded with great
favor by the citizens of Washington aud Ge0rye-
town, the most InfentiaI and wealthy business
men and property holders OF the latter city
having petitioned Congress to ass the bin this
session. The road enters the District from the
Dortheastern boundary, north of the Soldiers
rome, and Follows thence down the valley of
Ptney Branch to Rock creek; thence in the
valley OF Rock creek, and by tunnel west of
the P-street bridge through the hall 10 Water
street, Georgetown, the only street which IL
crosses or passes upon in that city. The com
pany, wherever IL crosses public road in the
county, Is required to bridge or tunnel il, As
may be approved by the engineer in charge of
The public buildings and grounds.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA
Ship by
"Hew Y press Line"
from BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE
marx freight via oil des Iron Liae - aud ship bY
Bosom and Providence Railroad -
sec Advertisement of"New Express Linen
For full information apply to-
G.. y. HYDE,
epzzy s9 W aser street, GsorgetoEn. ~ o.
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TEE NEW CONET-The clear atmosphere of
last evening enabled many persons % find the
comet IN tie northwestern ssy. This interest
Ing object can nov be readily seen by a prae-
Used eye without assistance, bat a much better
view may be had u rough a good opera glass.
Its position, automatically speaking was last
night nearly As follows; r. A. IN. 5m., n. Dec
". The head II OF the brightness Of a eth
magnitude star, is condensed toward the center,
and IL followed by q tail Of about a degree in
Iengtn. At halt-pa-t ten O'Clock il was nearly
- ABOVE the hcri zoni the tai at right angles
10 sane, with the } cad dcwnvards.
The CaDeleOpsrd is a constellation made M
from the unclassifed stars that lay scattered
between The POlsr star, the head of the Great
Bear, PerseUs and Aurigs. II contains about
nifty STAYS, nOnsOf them larger than the fourth
magnitude. The Genet y near the breast
OF the CameieDpsrd; that IL, It is between the
POiar star and 3 small constellation called the
Lynx, nssr tie head Of the Great Bear The
New ork Pest saws: To find II amongst the
oim and wice+pread stars Of the Camelcopard
craw an imaginary line from Gamma to Alpha
OF the Dpper, and from Gamma to Beta OF tbe
Lesser Bear FTOlODging il dOWnwards At or
near The intei section CT these lines at about =
above the horizSn at p, M, the comet win be
found, ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-15

sEs and SILK FANS. Plain aus Flovcred,
H In great variety, ~ DAyIs,
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w A BusfoS. AND PRovfbbESnnsS foRA
Inc ME non siesmsr LADY OF TIE LAKE
naNlns resumed her rtRuiar trips 90 49,
MOTOR, will leave her wharf, foot az - G1t-A
sl1th street. ever MONDAY anC ss<szxzz<xss
IhOhsDA1,a at .. m. ..SachinR st tue PRINCIPAL
river landings, cOhnecxsag 81 Norfolk with sfear-
shlp OF the M: aud y. Line for Boston and Provi.
asnoei Win the 0Id nominion Steamship Osm-
"Care OF LedE of The Lake, via Norfolk I" ~
N n. flILhUGH, Agert, sh street vi ar,
A. q. PLANT. General Az, a
apD R-om No 10. PIans R1,L in p
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LADIES' GOODS.

sol ;aart,, Space. Corner 9TH street
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WILCOX q GIBB's SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
Baum's hoopekirt and corset factory It'll street,
Intelligencer building. 1928
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I splEs' LTArHrR and ELASTIC RrLrs
II frVm IS oeuts 90 O. each AZ DANIS.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-22
aTENsIoNE lTALIANI.

Qui ci Sono multi Italiani che
SonO Staff almetiti citadini
Americana percio ammo diritto di
Vuttare a queste lesioni prosime
il ; iii Novembre 1874 G per
pruibirci di Vuttare la Tichetta
Republican, qulche uno del par
tito della Democoesia @ Indepen-
densia Voliano Earci paura al
Taliani di non Nuttare puririli
in In Corte non Vi Credete eli luro
Iialiani non Avete paura avete
diritto Iii Vut:are coine tutti Ii
ai:ri non Siete in nesuna faltta
dei., g:Iis:iS::, Ii l.rgc in vostro
favor . s3gc:" protctatti dial
gCvc-no tlei et.;ti unit Italiani c
srui>cri o>triaclii o altri Nuttate
la ';.-iIet.a Republican, per il
motive che Ii Republican, Sono
Ii vo5tri anici G staranno con
vUiai.ri Il Vi a~:utaranno in Cgni
man;tr., Per Senpre
non vi Credetc iei Falsi inga-
uator: qIi non ii @ che Ia veiitta
Il Provaro Sc fl hiSosno Borsone
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-22
DEMOCGS .-.E.C ATTACKS ON TON
FITCH

! II anything were needed by way o
confirmation Of kendaiis charge, tia
there IL Il coalition between the Chivalr,
| Democracy and Sutro. the evidence !.
! furnished by tbs tone and matter OF th,
Democratic press in dealing with Hon
Tom Fitch. IL las. Mondays issue ci
the Si!usr .>!ats, F!:c,, and his lecture at
Winnemucca are berated aid mahsned
with sneers AMI iusinUations and the
Virginia Evening Post rc-echoing the
cry. abuses Mr.. Fitch, in its issue of
Tuesday evening, in half column Of
the bitteres. kind of invec:;ve. OF
course the Independent copies this-the
obvious new treaty between Sutro and
the powers which lie behind the Post,
demanded both the original attack and
its repetition. Nothing could be more
unfair than these Democratic assaults
on Mr.. Fitch. He states. in all candor,
at the outset of his lecture, that whereas
Mr.. Sutro has chosen to perambulate
this State, appealing to the people to
sustain him. the opponents of the Tun-
mel scheme have deemed it due to them
selves to employ an advocate Of their
interests to state to the people their own
side Of the case. Mr.. Fitch states,
frankly, in SO many words, that be has
been thus employed. He is a lawyer
and popular advocate Then why
may be not, with entire propriety, un-
dsItake the defense OF the Interests of
the Comstock Ledge against Adolph
Sutro? Certainly a more strict and i'm
partial ron-partisan discourse was never
delivered in or out OF this State. And
yet the Democratic press eut-howls the
Independent in denurciations of Mr..
Fitch. Need there be any stronger
proof that Sutro and the Democracy are
in alliance? The SiireJ. State advocates
Ellis, hittrell ct a., in one col
lnn, and denounces the advocate OF the
romstock miners in another. The Post
lies the Democratic banner with one /!
lard and writes d;atribes of foul abuse |
gainst Tom Fitch with the other. l; !
re had the gift of tongues, as Mr.. Fitch |
ias, We wonid moi rest quiet under these
must AMI outrageous assaults.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-22
PLOT 70 ERiSHFEN NATURAL
HE'D CITIZENS FROM VOTING

As is we'll known al over the county.
there ate many eviy-na;uralized citi-
zeEs, especially Canadian French and
Italians, on our registry lists.
These Canadian French and Italians
axe, nearly every one oi them, Eenuhli-
cans.
The Democrats and their Independent
allies, thinking to intimiiate these pee
pie from exercising their ne#ly-acquired
right to vote, have agreed among them
selves 10 caase the arrest Of some Cana
dams and Italians. on trumped Up
charge of perjury.
This is simply a bluff 70 iriShtcn
these naturalized citizens from voting
the Republican Ticket.
We say 10 the naturalized citizens Of
Ormsby county. Canadians, Italians,
OId-Country Frenchmen. Dalmatians,
Swiss. Sclavonians, be not frightened
from voting. We also assure them that
by voting for Republicans. they viii
vote for their friends and their best in
terests.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-22
NOW AND THEN.

Las; April. before the Demo cratic
party had been hitched on as a side
show to Adolph Sutro's PhaniasH1agcri-
con, the Si,rer S.a!c-thc oldest Demo
cratic paper in Nevada, commented On
the lobbyinss aud button-Lolinss of
its present ally as follows:
SU.ro. Of tunnel rotoriety. is ret e
Jew as many persons have believed him
to be. but an Assytian. From the min
ing bill! he is trying 10 get through Con
eress. 70 compel the owneIs OF tie Gem
stock claims TO patent them, it NAV he
said tha. the As7ycian is coming down
on the miners Ike wolf Oh the fold.
Now. The Assy!ian having had n bust
ress Dea. with the Democracy. the
>j,rer Sat. deno.Gees Ton Fitch in
terms of bitter dispeEasomsnt for deliv-
ering lecture exposing. S:.tro's scheme
to come down on the miners like
wolf on the field" Bat business i.
business,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-22
ATTENTION. CANAElEkS !!

t'est hien connu dams L. conitt
dorln>by que bclucoup de Cana
diens son: deveHu, n0uvcllcment,
citoyans les EtatS-Enis dame
rique.
C'eSt bien Connu, aussi, que les
Dolly Nar;lens ct Dcmocrates
veulent intimidcr les nouveau
citoyens, disant que certain d'eux
he sont pas naturalist Iega!emcnt.
Tout ce que nous avons dire
au Canadiens HUi ont etc natural
Iisa cette aimee, est de roster
traEquille, ct qu'ils ne Sc laissent
pas intimider par les Dolly Var
dens, Independents ct Demo-
crates du comte d'Ormsby.
Canadiens soyez assure que lie
resuitat scra, sans doute, en- votre
favour. Ces individus veulent
vaus intimider--ni plus nj moins!
Canadiens! En- supportant ct
votant pour les REPUBLICANS
qui sont en- realite vos AMIS ct
protectors de vos DROITS, vOtre
devoir CONNIE citOyens DIES Etats-
Unis d'Amerique sera, certaine-
ment, acc0mpli. Eive les Re-
publicains de Nevada
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-22

The names Of twenty-five bogus voters,
that had been set on the Carson Registry
by tie SharoniAs,x Wre struck Off day
before yesterday, 7kfoush the searching
investigation Of a committee Of Inde-
panden:s.
The above is from the Virgil. d Iade-
pendent of yesterday. All that need be
said in reply to the statement is, That it
is lie made out of whole cloth. There
WAS but one man rejected during the
last Two days of the registration. and up
to date not one has been "struck off :"
In the foregoing the Independent displays
not only its nlendacity but its gross ig-
noyanca of the law.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-22

The SoREHEAD WAR still goes On be
, tween tie fabersasted hosts CT denlorsl-
ization under Tom Williams on one side,
| and '.the shost Of murdered coalition -
under Sutro Ct al. On the other OF
course Williams charges allthis to Hank
Mitchell. Read the following, AID learn
with what an eager Zcst Bogart spits
upon his first and best sagebrush patron.
Says that unregenerate grand larcenist,
in tho Virginia Chronicle OF last evening:
'Sutro inordinate vanity leads him to
believe thai he carries around in his side
coat pocket the balance of political
power in this State. Upon the strength
of that belief he waits upon Democratic
candidates and demands that they
pledge themselves to the support Of his
schemes as q condition. of his powerful
support in the campaign. He also
waited upon General Williams, but the
latter regarded such 9 demand, coming
from Sntro, as impe.tinent, and told
him SO in unmistakable terms. This re-
buke is the cause-and the only cause
Of Sutro's personal enmity now" And
again, in the same paper the following
occurs: Mitchell, in the vain hope Of
ultimately reaching the United States
Senate, has made the promise to Sutro
which was vainly sought to be exacted
from General Williams, viz: that OF sup
porting, in the event of election, any
further scheme connected with the Tun-
mel which Mr.. Sutro might have in view
Such an alliance as that of Sutro and
Mitchell cannot do the Democratic party
much harm. Mitchell has no respectable
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-22

HE STOREY COUNTY Democratic Cer-
trail Committee have nominated for the
Scnate Cur amiatIe and harmless cd
friend Francis L. Aud, in place OF AR.
l.. T. Fox, declined. Mr. Audisno, A.
all az incendiary; AID he i'll ac7c. set
the river "fve, nor the sea. no- vet the
political heart OF Storey county Mr..
Aud is one G: ous deIudcd Southern
bretherer. and is therefore III accord
with the constructors OF The Confed-
crate Bill of Fare"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-22
REPUBLICAN sT.TE csEIss, soMM,rT:E

Stony Coarty-l- l. Requ5. c. i. King. II.
q. hsynar,i. T. :. Davis.
Crrasby County,. St:dtmuller. 5. T. Swift.
Lander CJurty--A. T. shannon.
Lyon Cn-Dr- C. b. Zabri-si". DE-. W. Buneher
Ayc COGEty-T- WarEustUn.
E;1sho- County,. II. ki1keai. c. c. Pcvnias
White Pie CoUnty-A- Z Cleveland
Churchill C1anty-Sailsce GCotsu.
Douglas CouHty-Ja-les W. Esines
E,fc CoIn:y-F. n. smith, :. sI.yhuch
EC-oks Ccuury-A. +. Davis. \ q. Turner
E,nierslJa CJaaty-J. t. McClin,ua.
Humboldt Ccaniy-N. ). Thompson
LrncU;a Cog-ty-O- NJ Tyrrsli, II. Crittenien
Fer Judge If tn Second Judicial District:
s. Il. WRIGHT Of Urn.~l,y County.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-22

following in his parry, and the party for
which SEtro claimed the paternity turned
the old man ont Of docrs long ago No
longer able 20 rule, Sutro has determined
If he can ruin. We shall see if he can
succeed"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-22
ssTi1l Si,ts Republican Tick.


Ter o5stEZiYr.
= L. E&zlsE u: st.4 CORR
Eor Lieutenant ts1v- rucr-
t1i.n Bowsssr----------- -----of Ny County
frT Member Of Can,Tre-.
Eft.taiI SvO,.O-irE- StCr-S Cunt
tur JIi.c ~ 80 lreHs Cart. ila.. ;.-r2l.
y HI Il, Itty--------.--of White Pike CoGrI:
f'r si.,iI'- 81 cGPr'il=- C-'lct tsaort 'cf.iii-
Warn, r Es.i. ---...cf Elko County
For Cltra Of Sun-tnte Court.
t-.;ayit-- y. tsrkE- II cf ;-I..si'I CruEts
Ea- Ssc-et.cy 81 State
J. Il. Minor. Humboldt County
Ter Attorney { 1s-al.
NoSsS Trhbs. .-------------.. lOuCs-S County
Per state I-t4-..CT.
,ieo-ge Iuiiy --.-.-.----.---.o of OrHls,y County
Fer State Controller.
VI - Hobart White Inc Coasty
For surveyor General,
Ioir Day III Lyon county
For Superintendent ~. Public Instruction.
:. +. Kelly. Eureka County
For State &inersic-:s..
n. T. u ;iitei.iN- ----...Of Ih.rckill County
Fer state Printer.
IL v = =
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-22

DR.. e. j. " HITE, Ply siciaa AID snrseCn, has
romcv; d his Ufi..e fen The Or.Iisb- House 8,
thu suite Of rooms Cysr c. +. Coitcn's nr-It,
store on Carson street. He lcay there he con-
suited during Ell bou-s OF the Day and night.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-22

The FsvoRIrE.-The Bank ExchsnSe Saloon,
cnrI,r Of King and O-ulsoy streets. is tecoa. inS
the fsvorite resort Of this CITY. The great
attrao:!J IS Fredericksburg Beer. while tho
best O: wines. liquors ana cigars are. also. sold
IT the bar. hrst class Billiard Table for tha
amusement OF guests, cold lunch at all hoars
and hearty good cheer for all are - recoTnmeE-
dations to public favor. L. X. Grown IS the
proprietor.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-22

]. q. f. A.-The regular Councils of PiRte
Tube No. l. OF Carson City. ore held at ihe Hall
Of Capitol Lodge i. Q. .. F.. on Monday even
lifs OF each seven euna. 4 81 neral attendance
cf tina Chiefs and Brothers is solicited.
1,y cr,:rr IF the Slch.n,
i. Z. KELLY.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-22
LOS !!

a GOLD SIEyE-BUTT0y MARKED T.
n The finder viii ba suitably rewarded by
leaving the sane at the Bar OF Winstoa's Ex-
change.
Carson, Oct. 81. o22-tfs
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-12-05

LABOR Thrown AwAY.-The enemies
of William Sharon have not done with
him yet. They are now engaged in the
very laudable business of trying to kick
up row among the Republican members
of the legislature. We doubt greatly
whether the latter will be silly enough
to be led into the trap, which is so man
ifest. II Sharon's opponents could not
beat him themselves, they are willing to
do, what to them would be the next best
thing, get some one else to do it. They
need not be anxious or worried, putting
forward this man or that; the legislature
will manage that business. and most sa-
isfactorily, by electing Sharon on the
first ballot.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-12-05

and covered those bypothecated by Wat
son during the panic.
The directors of the Pacific Nail Com
pany, ratified 9 ten years contract with
the Panama railroad. under which The
former have the privilege OF making the
tariff on freight and passengers between
New York and San FrApcisco. All
earnings of the railroad over twelve per
cent. per annum to stockholders, are to
be equally divided between the Parma
and Pacific Mail Companies.
TRoY. Nov. 30.-Recently a carpenter
named Elias Williams, began the erec-
ton of frame house in an unfrequented
district about sixteen miles north OF
wellstown, Hamilton county. He hired
George Smith to assist him. One day
when drunk the two men began to quar-
rel, Williams in the course Of the strug-
Gle threw Smith over q wooden saw
horse and sawed off the head Of his an
taeonist, sever;ng it entirely nom the
body. Williams soon after cut his own
throat.
PrrrsBuRGH, Nov. ga dispatch
from Shoners, Pennsylvania. says: This
morning twenty-five armed Italians COM
menced firing on the women and chill
dren, but we're driven across the nver
by citizens. About four o'clock in the
afternoon a body of seventy.ive men
crossed the river from Buena Vista,
formed line and we're fred upon by the
Italians. Shots were exchanged ano
four Italians killed and number severe
" wounded. Any further outbreak II
not expected.
CLEVELAND, Nov. 30.-The scow Pearl
of Fairport, loaded with lumber, came
ashore at Geneva, Ohio. this morning
On board was found the body Of mar
supposed to be j. Graham. Of Fsirport
and the body of boy aged about four
J teen, both evidently frozen to death. th,
bodies being completely covered viii
ice; that of the boy was dashed to th,
. rigging. The scow is total wreck, ant
has the appearance Of having been rul
: into by some other vessel.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-12-05
NEWS BY MAIL.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 30.-About sil
thousand people assembled at the nava
landing and vicinity yesterday to vel
come the King of Hawaii and suite
Every ship and steamer in the harbor
domestic and foreign, displayed colors,
and even the rigging of vessels at the
wharves were filled with spectators,
When the King left the Benicia in the
commanders yacht, all the war vessels
in the harbor fired salute. The yacht
steamed down from the foot OF Second
street to Broadway, where there was an
immense throng Of people eager to catch
a glimpse of his royal highness. As
the craft neared the wharf a detachment
OF the City Guard fired another salute,
and portion of Col. Barnes regiment
formed in line on Broadway as an escort
The King soon entered barouche, in
which Mayor Otis and other officials took
seats. The King was dressed plainly,
nothing in his costume denoting royalty.
The band PLAYED the national Hawaiian
him, and the cavalcade moved slowly
through the streets to the Grand Hotel,
where another great crowd was sta.
toned. He was greeted with cheers as
he alighted from the carriage, and imme.
diately repaired to the rooms prepared
for him in the hotel. 1t is not definite
ly known how long be will remain in the
city, but probably only day or two.
STOCKTON, Nov. 30.-Captain ]. s.
Thurston, a prominent citizen of this
county. committed suicide this morning
near McConnellville station. by shooting
bimcalf throuoh tho hoad NTH a ,;stoi
He had been suffering several years from
a disease of the skull and his recovery
was hopeless.
SACRAMENTO, Nov. 30.-A frame dwell.
ling house on the corner Of Sixteenth
and streets this evening. Very little
furniture was saved. The building was
owned by S. j. Nathan.
LONDON, Nov. 30.-The London banh
rate of discount was fixed at six per cent
to-day.
The Observer says Disraeili is too i'll tc
leave town and unable to attend to bust.
ness.
BERLIN, Nov. 30.-Mass was celebrated
to day for the first time in this city by a
priest Of the old Catholic Church. The
congregation numbered about three hun
dred. of whom twenty received commu-
Mon.
Rio JANERo. Nov. 3o.-The religious
excitement growing out OF the conflict
between the Catholic clergy and civil au.
thorities eliminated in q serious dis
turbance in tn, provinces of Perambuco
aud Parabshia. The sylnpathizers with
the BISHOPS OF Para aud Puambuco,
recently sentenced for the violation of
the laws of the Empire, have made rio
tous Demonstration. Their cry is:
Down with the Masons." They have
attacked several Masonic lodges and bid
defiance to local authorities. Troops
and ships have been dispatched to the
disturbed district.
New YORK, Nov. 29.-John A. C.
Gray, one OF the Erie directors Just re-
turned from Europe, informs the World
that his mission to negotiate the loan
was quite Satisfactory. He says he was
enabled to redeem . small proportion OF
the bonds that bad been Hypothetical,
and disposed of the remainder at good
prices, also to make remittances to the
company, and put it on basis so that it
s believed it will not need to borrow
more. He put out ten million dollars,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-12-05

OK Sunday afternoon. Conrad Film.
ger. who was stabbed by a man named
Farley on Saturday last, died at the
County Hospital from the effects Of the
wound received by him from knife in
the hands of his assailant. The wound
was about five inches in length, cut d.
aeonally across the upper portion Of the
left arm. severing the brachial artery and
other veins. When brought to the hos
pital, the wounded man was very weak,
and owing to the loss of blood, there was
but q slight hope of saving his life.
Coroner Borowsky yesterday summoned
jury to inquire as to the cause Of the
death of the deceased. The jury re.
turned as its verdict that deceased came
to his death from having received an in
cised wound upon his left arm by the in.
Fiction Of knife in the hands OF -
Farley.-[Eureka Sentinel, LIST.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-12-05

dickens set forth his mythical circum-
location office. as the paragon Of all in.
stitu,ions as to knowing "how not to DO
it," but we think the honors OF that i'm
aginary Office will have to pale before the
Washington courts. They have been
about three weeks trying three men for
conspiracy. and by the aid Of a packed
jury, they have not done thing. II that
Is. not knowing "hov not TO do it," we
should be glad to hear what is.