Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-28

scond;ns from CUlui, Germany, with
lS9,GGo ti,;,l-rs belonging to bank
| there, and other property, was Yesterday
discharged from custody, as far as that
case Is concerned, no instructions having
been received from Germany, and the
German Consul General making no APP
| lsl:cation for his arrest. kirschein WAS
. Immediately re-arEested On Supreme
Coaft order. on complaint Of a man here,
who charges him with having swindled
| him gu. Of SO tiaiers IN CUlm in NO.
! vell!,rr last, and ie was committed 70
jail.
The B4ec,er Investigating Committee
, held fnur hours session 81 the ONCE o;
! ole OF the members here Yesterday. dur
| ing which time the report previously
| prepared was read over and carefully re-
| vis5d 1t is now ready to be submitted
/ to the Examining Committee Of the
Church c.xt Friday, and viii be pre-
viously printed so as to furnish 1t cor
rectly to the press.
The 18th Annual Convention Of tie
Fenian Brotherhood, which opened on
Tuesday, was resumed yesterday. More
| than loo delegates were present, lncIud-
ing some of the oldest Fenians i'll the
| United States. The object of the Con
venticn IS to seek a closer union between
the Feuian> of this country and those OF
Ireland. The Convention VIII be IL
| session until Saturday next.
! Nashville. Tenn. August 21.-Gor.
Blown sent the following telegram to
Gisbon county. at L o'clock last night
Nashville. August 26.-I have TO dl-
rect information OF Your troubles, but II
| Is reported here, OF the authority OF
press dispatches, that riots are imminent
! in your county. If this be true 1t Is
your duty TO summon posse Of your
best citizens and preserve the peace by
dispensing the rioters and preventing col
lisIons; but in such manner and by such
means, if possible, to avoid b!oodehed.
| Keep me advised Of the state OF things,
aud l viii render you all necessary as
sistance to uphold the law and protect
society. have offered reward Of 5000
each Tor the jail-breakers, and invoke
Your aid and that of all good citizens to
bring all the law-breakers to punish
ment. John C. Brown, Governor.
He also issued proclamation offering
800 reward each for the Trenton Jail
breakers and the two murderers of julia
HAYDEN, the colored school teacher of
Trousdale county. Nothing later from
Gibson county or vicinity.
Pitrsburg, August 2I.-Ihe Demo
cratic Convention reassemb!ed at .
o'clock this morning. and continued bal
Iuting for Judge OF the supreme Court.
! W J. Woodward =. Berks county, was
nominated on the sixth ballot.
Chicago, August 2..-Lary yesserdaF
morning burglars entered the noHse Of
john klcAs, 1t the corner OF Harrison
and II oyne streets. ami being dlscoveFe4
ly Kicks, one Ct them shot him through
tie breast, laitlctlDg fatal Wounas.
Last evening the body oi Geo o.;
Was found in the lake, with such mar rs
OF Violence IS to leave no doaot that ne
was robbed, murdered and thrown l:-,o
tie water.
san francisco, August -'.-iLe zee
Ii arrived tins morning from 1uoa CITY
TO receive Andrew l. larson Of 'G Ia
place, accused CT grand larceny lie
VIII Il taken NJ tAls,iI,tl noon.
Proceedings III the Chinese "omehs
hai}eas coFr1s case are s'II penGlnG IL
the l oGf'h DlSt1lGt Court a.. nay --o'
lee cc1cludeo To-Day.
|
, G:seNnic-is' ~ "a - =
san DIEGO August -'.-IA he una %
Charles wilson fox the lnuTCtr o. Jams
\ Gray vas Commence III M, ,:s, D.Sl-1c'
toGEt YESTERDAY a''erilCoI' .lAoH E W17
ini!c'ed rs PAY! WI: I--oti1i's ~,
Oarty to the snoo'.i'9oi n-aH a. La5 Ui-'
on the -''h OF Ju-l' 1o.o. Asoar,.
""s 'i-t. a. ~ $50 ~, aaoIr1