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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-12-03

The Legislature of Arkansas, elected
in October, is now in session. BY the
time Congress assemblies, and shortly
after, there will be twenty-eight Legis-
latures of States in session.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-12-03
Politics of Governors and Legislatures.

The asterisk (*) denotes Governors and
Legislatures elect. Republicans, in Ro-
man; Democrats, in itatic; Independent,
in SMALL CAPS. The Legislatures of Cal
ifornia, Illinois and Oregon are classed as
Independent, because The Independents
hold in, them controlling balance of
nOwar
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-11

TaE ALLIANCE MUrCAL.-F4e branch
oe;ce Of the Alliance Mutual Ll.o Asst
rance Society Of the United states, or
caniled nthis city, is composed ottwen-
ty-five OF our leading citizens, nnd>!
whose management. with the Huo Ace 1
attractions and features OF the society .
large and increasing business has betl
secuted. -D,t!,l>, tTtr,l coN"c|c,ut.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-11

PnEsuIrERA>, Cuvt. Il. -- rscachi-.-
~ tie Pastor, Rcy James Woods, 1T l
4. NJ. and P. NJ. Sunday school q; T.
"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-11
Thc Richmond Fire.

Ata meeting Of the fire on saturday
last, whereby the tlme arreetcr OF the
Richmond Company HaS destroyed, 10
definite conclusion couI be arrived ut
concerning its origin, and for time the
affair was cu7eluvzd IN il mystery. Sab
St,lueatl, the managing director oil the
sut.pauv made Gu Investigation ii I'll"
lyIl.I!. cause Of tie disaster, and has
arrived at the following conclusions IN
Ie..sr! to ii. which are doubtless GORE It:
lii. ire originated 30 feet ..Cn the
furnaces. ut u point whore the exhaust
=. am enters the tue. This condensed
steam, mo!stening the accumulation Of
du,t aad charcoal in state OF tine disi-
sion. ii hat pat, aClitd ca III sulphur
ct, r rites. etc, inducing chemical
action bv Which great heat evolved
and the HUe converted into IL roasting
cvlindar. This formed hot gases, which
the current Of cir il the tlue sent rapidly
to the sIacs., and as soon rs coming III
contact with the air burst into flames,
with y hat result j, known 10 al. iLlS
theory Of the cause amt origin OF the
n.a his since been clearly demonstrated
by an occurrence which tIar5pirci yes
+ rday while the WuIkmen were engaged
IN cleaning away the debris for building
Il new dune. A greater portion OF the
Accr Cf the wooden tunnel leading aP
the trench to the stack was covered to
.le depth Of several inches with powder
"a charcoal and On which wafer had
been thrown dulins the day, causing
sno.iareoGs combustion to take place,
presenting a phenomenon rarely seen,
and which VS. Witnessed last evening
hy number If gentlemen Interested III
the wonders Of the scientific art. E'"ehG
,Ntat,1.,l .it.iy Z
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-11

The Alliance Mutual Life Company
: Of pitnt growth. Its roots have taken
:Irm held i'll the nations wealthy soil,
and all her fibres are drawing sustenance
from the crystal streams OF sound bust
ness. While every branch shows a
most healthy, the buds OF this young tree
indicate long and prosperous life. -
Sat Like Daily 7Tib2tHc, april 10, 1874.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-11

ALLIANCE MUTUAL.-Thero are none
better than the Alliance Mutual Lille OF
the United States, which has its head
quarters at Leavenworth, Kansas, and
many branches in the leading cities Of
the Moth and West. Vest Pcint, Ne
blusbu. J ReDuJltcQa.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-11

TuzATEG. There was not q vely NJ
2orous attendance at the theater last
yening. Tie Coleman Sisters are at
..actiye; Dat it would require the most
ztfaorl.nary entertainment to fill so
!ly-veutilated 4 place as the Carson
-heater during such hrated term as the
present. The Sisters reformed with
heir usual yiyacity. and the musical il
-erlades were given with artistic exec
ence-iu fact. Were entirely satisfied y.
hey appear il Reno this evening, a.-.i
iii 20 hence to California.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-11

OF CsacCs oi whose coming oHr
-.aders have got sufficient ADVERTISE
r.ent-tLe Montgomery Circus and
3lenaserio-the notice which will appear
i tomorrow : Ag2Es1 VIII he sufficient
-.uh. It j. Erst-class. The mcnagel!3
; comprised Of iIs.-c.ass wild beasts,
IS circus Is patrouizcl by the most lib
sral-uliuded persons who have a chant
Die liking for the lovers Of refined
SPORTS, auI tie outcome VIII he as
.-raraL,e as the adverse Circumstances
IL sGl4.t. SIC a-.1>I. glrrlt N".'..
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-11

THx SU,lMIr ANp GLENLRook STORES.
Davis, Freeman 4 Co.. PROJECTORS. are
n the midst Of :. lively trade. They
AVE supply store At Tahoe City, and
N furnish anything to Transfers.
-oodtneu and mill men, from a whip ard
ze 10 sawmiil. Their goods ate DE-
rered in all paris of the mormtains free
I charge. Sc their advertisement an
~ New To-day in the ATPEAL Of
IS morning.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-11

The MARROW GAUGE ROAD TO LAKE
rAHoE.-I L. James. the well known
civil engineer, has finished the lrolE,
mary survey FOR n narrow-sauSe railroad
from the summit between Carson City
and Lake Tahoe down to the last
named point-the lake. 1t IS found thai
the road will require TO be eight miles ~
length. From the lake to TIE summit
there is 800 feet of elevation to over
come, or about l2O feet to the mile. 1t
is the Intention to make the road a three
feet gauge. The route surveyed IS con,
eidered very good one. by means Of
this road lumber, timbers and wood viii
be carried to the summit, where it will
he placed in large humo which vii.
speedily land it on the Virginia and
Iruckee Railroad near Carson City. IL
this way lumber, etc, may be very
cheaply transported from Lake Tahoe to
this .-El.terprise.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-11-19

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The following sketch is given OF
the recently elected successor Of
SUMNER as Senator from Massachu
sets
VIM. B. Washburn, the new
Senator, was born in Winchendon,
Mass, January 81, 1920. He gradu-
ated at Yale College in 1914, and
subsequently engaged in the business
of manufacturing. In 1850 he was
State Senator, and in 1854 a rep
resentative in the Legislature OF
Massachusetts. He was subsequently,
president of the Greenfield Mass:
bank. He was successfully elected
to the 3Sth, 39th, 10th, 41st and 42d
Congresses as a Republican, receiving
about ten votes against every vote
cast for his opponents, but resigned
his seat in the AID Congress to accept
the position Of Governor of Mas.
sachusetts. He was elected Governor
in 1871, in 1872, and in 1873, and
has been popular chief magistrate
The Washington Star of Saturday
takes the ground that Governor
Washburn's election to the Senate
cannot fairly be considered a defeat
of General Butler, and that the main
issue involved was the position of the
candidate on prohibition. Governor
Washburn's term expires in Marcel
of next year; and the great figh
between the Butterflies and the anti
Butterflies will then come up in Mas
sachusetts.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-04-24
CIVIL RIGHTS. "

In a speech delivered in Georges
town last Thursday by Professor J.
R. Langdon, colored, .that lndivi-
dual said "thc civil rights bill would
be enacted and become law. The
judgement of the country had been
expressed. The House would pass
it; the President would approve it,
and you and l." continued the
speaker, twill live to see the day
when we'll oust the colored schools
with common schools, the colored
burial grounds with common ceme-
teries, the colored churches for
common churches, and ride and walk
together as common Americans
under common law"
To this burst of eloquence the
Petersburg Ne,cs rejoins:
1" We would very cheerfully givf
up all the "cemeteries" of the Soutl
to these civil rights shriekers if we
could bury them all at once, and
take cremation as the white mans
new departure -
The enquirer southerner., 1874-04-24

The Arkansas gubernatorial
quarrel is truly queer affair: 1t
seems that Brooks was run as can>
didate for Governor on the Demo-
cratic ticket; defeated no doubt by
fraud, and then to get even and
secure the administrations support,
deserted the party which put him
in nomination. Baxter was elected
as Radical, no doubt by fraud,
and lost the sympathy of the Grant
administration by betraying that
party also. The whole matter is a
mixed up kittle offsh, and deserves
contempt throughout. There is,
however one lesson that we might
learn from this affair, i. e. to stop
running for Office men of such
doubtful political honesty as this
man Brooks seems to be. This
practice has prevailed in the South
since the war and has doubtless
done great injury to the party.
A man should be known and
thoroughly tried before he is put in
SO high:a position as the Governor s
chair.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-04-24
REVOLT OF THE GERMANS.

The leader Of the German Re~
publicans in Illinois is said to be
Mr.. Hesing, editor of the Chicago
Stats Zeitung, At meeting last
week in Chicago of the Republican
State Executive Committee, called
to consider the conditions of the
party and to decide the time of
holding a State Convention, Mr..
Hesing made a speech and showed
conclusively that there was no
Republican party in the sense of
the word in which he viewed party
organization. We quote the follow
ing from his speech:
Your party is torn asunder,
gentlemen; there is nothing left OF
you. Where is your Philadelphia
platform Where are your princi-
pies? You have none. What is
then left of the Republican party
but Office, office, office, and what
mission has it now but to supply
office>seekers with fat places?
will not belong to any party thai
has no higher aim or aspiration
than Office. Iprefer to be, ane
shall be Independent, without the in
cumbrance of party ties and lyin!
platform.
After the speech Mr.. Hesine
retired from the convention, thu
severing his connection with tn
republican party. That the Ger
man vote is essential to the success
of the Republican party in til
Northwest is conceded, and henc
the withdrawal of Mr.. Hesing, a
acknowledged leader, is significant
They may not perhaps be induce
to cooperate with the Democrat
party, but they that are not agains
US are to a considerable extent wit
The enquirer southerner., 1874-04-24

A bill is now under considera>
tion in Virginia Legislature, which
authorizes the Danville road to
alter its gauge in any way that the
company may deem necessary. The
object of this is s.doubtless to make
les gauge the same as that of the
N. c., Road. There is much divis'
ion in public circles in Virginia
as to the expediency of the bill
and we may expect a warm
time when it comes up for discus
sion,