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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-26
Inquest on the Body OF Edward
Welsh.

Co-on.r's inquest held at the Morgan
House, Empire City, Ormsby county,
Nevada. March %. 1874:
The following evidence was elected
and jury impanneled: JAS. Brown, Isaac
BeaTce, VIM. Crockett, c. Z. Flanders,
Henry Lsbo, Jas. Walworth, juryrnen.
Chas. Reese, being duly sworn, testi-
fed as follows: While going from Nor
gan Mill down the Carson River, one
fourth of mile below Morgan Mill
discovered body lying under stream In
tie liver. Have seen the body since
taken from the water. Do not recognize
said body. but have reason to belleve
said body is Edward Welsh.
4. j. Lockwood, being duly sworn.
testified as follows: Am Foreman OF
Morgan Mill; knew the decsased-had
worked in said mill several months; left
on Goth August, 1874; recognized the
body to be that OF Edward Welsh; saw
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-26

ORDERLY.-PiocEe is becoming as or
DERBY and veil conducted, if not quite as
pious as 2 New England town on San
iIav. The dali times make our citizens
good natured and fo:5earing, and scarce
iy ripple appears On the surface 20 vary
the orderly monotony of Well-dolng.
This is good Cor Our citizens, but Is
death on local iiems.-PiGcteI 'ec0TG.
are we TO understand by this that the
Record admits that Phoebe must be
wicked to be interesting? We, ourseli,
had gloomy suspicion that such was
the case.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-26

deceased taken from the Carson River
about onc-fourth Of mile below the
Morgan Mil; deceased was about 35
years old, native of ireland, and came to
t, Nevada from Baltimore, where he has q
mother residing-so have been inforned
by him.
Has deceased at any time threatened
| to commit snicide?
He has.
State to the jury when and how said
deceased came to make said remarks.
Upon two occasions, when under the
| influence of liquor, he said to me that
be had a notion of jumping into the
river and drowning himself, and as a
| reason. he had made fool OF himself
by getting drunk and spending the
money he had worked hard for.
| State to the jury If this conversation
| was about the time he was found miss
| ing.
About one week prior to the time he
was last seen.
Did you help take the body from Tie
va:e1:
Yes.
About what time Was this?
liarch 23d, 1874. He was last ssen
| Christmas night, 1878, and started for
the Brunswick mill sometime about II
O'Clock Il. from Empire City: there
are 10 marks or anything to indicate
foul play on the body.
NJ i. TtTc&her, being duly sworn,
testified as fellows:
Have YOU seen the body since taken
from the river:
| lave.
Can yor identify the body as that Of
Edward Welsh?
can, ard an certain it is the body of
said Edward Welsh; saw him last about
four O'Clock December %, 1873; he was
intoxicated so much that he was incap-
able Of taking care Of himself.
,yJhl, I!Gnssa, Supt. of Morgan Mill,
being duly sworn, testified as follows:
1 identify said deceased as Edward
Welsh; was employed by me during
1872 a. said mill; saw the body i'll the
river. also have seen the deceased at the
Morgan Mil House, Empire City.
3. Thrasher recalled and testified
that tie key found on said body will fit
the satchel of deceased.
We, the undersigned jury impanneled
to hold inquest on the body found IN
Carson River, Ormsby county. find that
said deceased is Edward Walsh, native
of Ireland, age IS; that said deceased
committed suicide by drowning. while
under the influence of liquor, in Carson
River.
Empire City, Ormsby county New,
March 25. 1874.
JAMES Brown,
CHARLES A. FLASpIRs,
T. WALwoKIH,
Isaac BEARSB,
WILLIAM CRUBBITs,
HENRY LIBo.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-26

A WEDDING of the Donnybrook sort,
and which promises the bringing on of
tina. more delightful thing than any we'd
ding, q wake, comes up for the following
Geographic mention:
New York, March 23.-During we'd
ding feast on Saturday night, at 400 Sec
ond avenue, the bridegroom, Carl 6teet-
ger, got into an alteration with John
Murphy, tenant of the same building,
and then the wives Of both parties also
engaged in hostiliues. Murphy was
stabbed in several places and dangerous
y wounded by Steetzer, who used a
carving knife, and Mrs. Murphy was
also badly beaten by the b,ide. All par
ties we're arrested. and Murphy was
taken to the hospital in dangerous con-
1ition.
II Carl gets out of this scrape the
likelihood seems to be that his bride may
take o notion to make herself trouble
some as 4 pressrrer of the domestic
peace.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-26

The MASSACHUSETTS SESAToRsHIP
squabb,e seems to develop very close
contest between the friends of Hoar and
and Dawes. The telegraph says:
Boston. March 24.- Final ballot for
Senator; Eouse-Hoar. GS; Dawes. 81;
Curtis. G3; Banks 4: Adams. y: San
ford. I6 Sonate-Dawes, Il; Gurus,
20; Hoa-, 10: Adams .
The House only bailotsd once for SEN
a;or, and the Senate three times. The
f-st and second were the same rs the
,hird-Dawss, II; Curtis, 10; Eoar, s;
Adams. = / ballet will he taken al noon
each t1ay until IN election IS .IIad,.
A conference Of Republican Senator's
vas held this evening ana considered the
subject OF holding Il caucus to-Inocro ="
evening IN reference TO the Senatorsi!T,
but finally agreed to hold another IN
formal conference instead
The Post SAYS 1t is IJ.InoTcd THAI
Hoar's friends viii sp2ing Ex-Governor
Clifford as q c.1aiiat. fox Senator II
uosr caDno. be elected.
Dawes' eI:.no is in not joining the
sersclcss, iac,iorlsi hus and cIy agains:
Buffers man, Simmons, the new Col
,ec.or Of the port OF Boston. This
makes u. hope he'll be elected. The Of
.ener the Pharisses of RepUblicanism II
Massachusetts: are beaten, the better for
al concerned. There IS = pusillaIiI:lors
supernicersss OF malignant, non-coLl-
blatant re.pectab:lity there which found
embodiment IN Sumner anu has present
representation il iIoar and his liz, AID
which We shall experience q depravedl
Joy in seeing discomft:ed as By the
hosts of candid, Radical sin, led upon the
warpath against political hypocrisy and
snobdom by the bold, audac:ous, cynie-
al protector OF the Dutch Gap Canal.
There are moro admirable men than
Butler; but he is immeasurably superior
to the prigs and goody-gcodies who har-
rass his TANKS. There don't seem to be
any happy mean between Butlcrisn and
this aggressive, severe, respectable ma
Lightly although there is good deal of
mean happiness in Massachusetts,.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-26

As HALF 4 LoAF is better than no
bread. SO i, half an admission Of Demo
cratic inperfectness better than 10 turn
ing Of Stats evidence on the part of q
Journal Of that school of politics. Dis
cussing the Groesbeek bride business,
tie Phoebe Record enits the following.
For paper whose party dates back to
Tan,rany Hall, and thence pursues the
fortunes of it, Head Center to Black
veil. Island, these suljoinsd remarks
az. Nc. altogether bad. Says that jour
nal;
STEALING IS stealing, whether com
raittsd bv Jew OF Gentle, Republican OF
Democrat: and We submit, that when Il
crime is proved against any one, yoH
should punish him with strict impartial
Nv. and do not have 2 sort OF debtor and
creditor account between parties, ssct,,
cIidues or coteries. and make the oiien-
s.s OF one con0one the crimes ct the
other. Following that system is very
ready way of sending the whole bundle
10 old Nick, neck and crop.
Tbs value Of this consists in the i'm
piled admission that Democrats will
steal. We rejoice therefore, for there IS
balm in Gilead.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-26

WELDING UP an editorial renlonHtrsnee
against the farther existence OF 4 certain
..hurdy house" in Belmont, the Courier
employs the following truly pious and
lovely sentiment:
Although isolated as we are we should
not forget that there Is a certain amount
of respect due to our Creator.
There is hope for Eastern Nevada
when such beautiful principles as that
find Judgment and expression there.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-26
MINING STOCK REPORT.
Forenoon Beard.

Forenoon Board.
1880 Ophir 25, 24a.. 25S b30, n
2l0o Gould Curry 81, IL, 31aa Is, 81
s55 Pest 4 belcher 80, "a, IS b30. 34s
2S5 Savage s., 81. 81, IS
26s Chollar 81. 661l, Ct
a75 Hale Norcross 81, 50, 50. se4
los Yellow Jacket 81 y. 81, 81 BIS
l4.0 Imperial Z, 81. 6s. 61s b3
735 Empire AZ, b5. A, AZ
I35 Seq Belcher %. 90, 99h, 100
$50 Overman 60, 50, St, 81
35 Justice II
CO Succor 8, 3jS
l105 Julia 81, 5A, 5, 5!s 10
l25 Caledonia 81, 545s
355 Knickerbocker Ga, 6ls, C
$40 Globe ia. Ia, Il. b3o
345 Baltimore "a, "a, TX
$40 California Al, 4oa, 40h, 408
20 Bacoa44
leo Bullion 8, 81
525 Utah b3. 6, So, 64 s3o
$50 Hill 10, 90.
90e Dayton III, TX
30 Eclipse 81
100 DardanellS 5
S;,5 \ Con !. Az
l25 Occidental 4. ~
SO American Flat So
go Tyler Ia
70 Union Con IL
so Sutro 3
$50 Noodville 2
Zoe Lady Washington
65 kossuth 6ll, "a
2,eO Leo 2 I ,23s
I25 Franklin IS
200 Mint 35c
sss Seq r Island Ia.
255 Andes Is. ia, la
900 Europa %, 2>s
255 Eentuck IS \. %. 294 os54 IS
90 tipba Is * Is u Is, l5l
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-26

BELMONT will be made money order
Office IN July re1t.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-02-25
N. GRANCERs.

The State Gnnge-Dr. Columbus Mills.
nasu-net 10 Raleigh on the 18th. One
hurdfed and thirty-fou- oranges are repre-
scented cut Of two hundred and thirty Eve 10
The State.
Greetings we're received and returned
from the State Oranges Of South Carolina
and Ohio.
Or. Mills was reelected Worthy Master.
sud Richard Williams. Of Pitt county. was
elected Worthy 0veseer.
There we're about three hundred granger,
present.
The Order is represented as rspidly in
eressiag- There are already 1000 men,
hers IL Ne State.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-02-25
TIE ELECTION.

The article from the Wilmington Star.
which we copy embraces all that may be
ssid on the subject. and we defer any ~
marks Of our own. We will only add.
what we said last week. that the people
will turn out in their strength, and not per.
ma their apathy to keep them from the
polls. The people are the rulers, aud they
must use their powers
The Star saysi The next State election
held In North Carolina will be on the first
Thursday in August. On that day mem
bers Of Congress. aState Legislature, two
Justices Of the Supreme Court. Superior
Court Judges for the LIST. 5rd. 4th, 9TH.
9Th and 9th districts. County Commission
ers. Sher;Fs. Superior Court Clerks. Trsa-
surers. Registers, Surveyors and Corcsers
win be chosen.
An important feature in the election Law
Under consideration in tAe Legislatures
the right to make the voter prose residence
in the township where he proposes to cast
his vote. This will prevent much illegal
voting. and Of course is not liked by the
Republicans.
We hope that the Conservatives Of North
Carolina are prepared to enter the canvass
At the proper time with The spirit to make
Success sure. The hsst Legislature ought
TO have larger Conservative minority that
the present one has. The Forth Congress.
sional District Of right belongs to our party,
and should be won back at this election
Some Of the Judicial Districts nov In th,
possession Of the Radicals should be carries
by our friends. There are county govern
inents now in the hands Of Republicans
which might by little extra effort b
wrested from them.
Looking Sver the whole State We see cp
portunities for the great Conservative part.
such IS IL has not had since its grand sue
cess in 1870. Shall We be idle and apa
thetic, or shall we get to work in good tim
and with an earnest purpose and unconque
rable will? The State Is largely Cunscr
nfive. Let us develop our full strengt
At the nsrt election. not only inaintainin
party rule but running up our msjOrities $
NJ 70 humiliate our enemy as be Is humiliai
ed In Georgia and Virginia. This Journa
will not be satisfied until this is done. Th
fesult Of the next contest win depend main
ly on the spirit Of tbe canvass. and tina
will depend to great exieuton the appoint
ments for the occasion-the work Of org
nization. the quality Of the candidates. ID
combined prudence and bolcuess Of shos
who lead in the strife. Let the party nj
lack in any Of these essentials 70 fOreibl
spirited, triumphant campaign.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-02-25
TOD n CALDWELL. Gov.
ExECuTrvE DEPARTMENT,
State Of North Carolina,
Raleigh, 18th Feb. IA.

To Hon w. A. GraIstm and others.
GESTLENEs: / am in receipt Of reso-
luton passed BY . body purpOrting 10 be
Trustees Of the University Of North Caroli-
na, inviting me. as Governor aud ez-oficio
President Of the Board Of Trustees. 70 pre-
side over the body now in session.
Ii would, assure you, afford me plea
sure TO comply with your wishes aud accept
Jour invitation, were il not that entertain
decided opinion that your body have not
been eOnstitutionally elected to the Offices
you claim 10 hold and exercise. / am Of
opinion that the Legislature had no right.
under the Constitution. TO elect Trustees
for the University. but that il is an Execu-
tive function tonominate Trustees and sub
nit bis commissions 20 the Senate for con.
frmation. Entertaining these views. and
with great respect TO you collectively and
individually. | feel Tiny duty to decline
your invitation and refuse 70 take auy part
10 your deliberations.
! have the honor 10 be
Very respectfully.
Ypur obi serv't.
Ton X. CALDWELL.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-02-25
MEETING OF TRUSTEES !.

The Trustees Of the University met in
Raleigh on the 18th. The revival Of the
institution is now matter Of hopeful pros
pect. Elsewhere will be fouEd the CORES
poadenee with bis Excellency, the Cover
nor. refusing % cooperate with the board.
Il 10 . display Of the sane petty spite. and
ball headed opposition 70 esery scheme
which does not originate with himself or bis
party.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-02-25
MeCARTY PARDOgED.

The Governor Of Virginia. has pardOued
MeCarty 90 the ground that his life would
be greatly imperiled BY further lmprisOn-
ment. lie endorsed upon The application
the following wordsi
Pardon Is granted In this case solely be-
cause il Is necessary 70 ave life. The rea.
sOps upon Which elemency isinroked in the
nuuerOnsly sisnei petitions Gled 10 the
case are wiolly disspprOred, and IL must
DOT Be doubted That the penalties ofthe an.
ti-duelling act will Be insesibIy enforced
% far as their enforcement Is devolvsd up
on this Office,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-02-25
MRS. TOD

We give below (says the Raleigh News, J
two letters emanatine from Tod X. cald-
we'll, BY the grace Of Radical votes, Cover
nor of .hc State Of North Carolina. They
relate 70 she matter Of the appointment Of
Trustees o. The University. The first was
written in reference to an Official COMMUNE
cation ffrm tae Senate informing him that
that body would 90 into Executive session
On tie Afternoon Of the 18th Of February
Inst. for the purpose Of considering such
further nominations as he might desire TO
make. The Senate had previously consi-
dcred all the nominations made by the Go
vernon for the various charitable and penal
institutions Of the State. Our readers will
see that in this letter the Governor distinct
ly states that be knows of no Office to be
filed originally aud no Vacancy to be sup.
piled which required any ncminatIon to be
submittcd BY him, and set up to that time
49, - III. TT.
10 ~ po'nas~s' Y ~ =. aas'0' - 'ue o'e
sity had been made or considered.
The second letter is In response to re-
solution. passed BY the Trdstersof the I'm.
| isersity, inviting him as Governor and CO
cgic'o President q .ne Doara o. trustees V
nres;de over their deliberations In TIM,
letter he SAYS: II am Of the opinion that
-. h.a 40 r;,vts. ,nd,r IL.
~
eous'''u''o'' - e'e0s .e e"f
yersity. but that y = an Executive function
to nominate Trustees and submit his nomi
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-02-25

~ The State Grange Of Missouri. has
adopted resolutions endcrang the declare.
ton Of principles Of The National Grange
proaOuucing against moneyed monopolies
aad rihgs demanding retrrpchmens IN the
State and economy in the family inviting
the ceopsniign Of fbe sisters q The Order ;
declaring tia. 10 the producing class
majority Of the peopIs--belcngs the power
ASSUMED by The smaller and uascrupalous
eiss for seIssh .puposes diselaiming poll.
teal purposes, sod ealing on Congress to
economic. rescunee aud psrfy The admir-
istrstios Of The government.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-02-25
THE sIAMEsE TWINS.

The latest dispatch from Philadelphis
ssys; The dissection 81 DE bssd connect.
ing the tsins--tbs rso-s important point si
i~as-Aaviag bess concluded the only
roiut % interest rcmsining b tbe oons,ruc-
fion and rsission Of the hearts Of the BROTH
srs, and skhough no regular eraminstiou
has JET been rsade h has been fully decid.
ed upon BY medical men that the same abb
normal relation szsted a. IN TIE ease Of
sbe liver; that iss fbat ibs spices Of iks
kszvt approached each other. the heart a
one u them being Bomipslly sito@tsd In che
lsft SIDE, and that o. The Other 10 the right
Fds. bx both we're perfect organs ss re.
CARDS eiresstion. Yheezsminsticp IN TIN
particular sill be made from dsy % dag,
but q full report q ths facts w reistpn
thereto will pct be ready for sometime.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-02-25
GO TO TEXAS
VIA THE
! Lone Star Route.
International and Great Northern r. r. ]


ID kssENGERs going Co Texas via MemphI.
il and Iittle Rock. or via Shreveport, STRIKE
this ine ai LonSsiew, the Br.t Route r. PaIss
line; Tlrafnfs Wse0. Au-iin. Huntsville. IInls.
ton, liaiseston aud al prints Ia Western, Cen.
trail. Eaderii and southern Texas.
Passengers vim New OTieans win Ind Il the Led
Route to Tyler. Mineolg, Dailas. Oyrrton, trork.
eft. Lougsiew, aud al posiis N Easicfti aiid
Northwestern Texas.
This line y well built. thorohgh's fdtiipIrd
with every modern improvement iiirludiny New
sind Elegant Day Coaches. piIllnfsh palarr sirrtl
Ing Cars. Westinghouse AIR Krakrs, Millrr's Pa.
tent safety Platforms and rnuplrrs: and nowhere
sl-e ran the pas-Afgrr 20 completely drtend On
4 speedy. ste aud rotiiksFtalar Journey.
The LONE STAR RsIEte ikis admiralty an
srefed TIE utieryi How u 80 10 Texa-s' ~ the
publication " Al iihrfs-ilpg and Truthful docu.
hisint. .eoufalnlhs = valuable and rarrrt map.
Wiki can lr obtained. free ~ charge by address
Ing the GENERAL TfrkET AGENT, Inierna.
tlsnaI and Great Northern Railroad, Houston,
Tkxas.
district FL Feb. ily.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-02-25
MARKETS.

ToBAcco.-The activity noticed last
week continues. with good prices, but small
changes 10 be made in quotation. The
demand for old tobacco Is brisk. fror, the
fear that here VII be deficiency Of good
qualities IN the fast sesfs crop 70 meet The
wants % The trade.
Our own market IL brisk. sud tobacco |,
wanted. u will bring good prices. Webb,
wsrebouse 4 10 faIl business.
wsqaote,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-02-25
KILLING or sTEHE Lowry.

The last Of he Lovy G.rg sss tilIcd
10 ne sppsr partof Robson county few
dayssso. By tso men. Seton end Hoi.
scnbs. Lowry vss tanning bshjo % ply
fcr some wsgcnen when hs vas fred ppos.
Three shots we're Cred. al o. vksch TOOK
ssscs in bis kssd. causing instant dsssb.
The rewards offered for BIZ eapssre or
Killing amount 70 5000 .hish viii make
The deed profitable one 10 tbc slsyers,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-02-25

:. good 10 fine. Z too
q extra smoking. 10 to75
I.eaf. common TO medium. IL to Is
's good 10 due. l5to 80
n I. extra Hne, vi. 40 to as
old Wrappers 80 to 80
= old filters sweet and good. 10 to Is
y old comlnon filters. too
Receipts light for the season. market AMI
mated and gcod wrappers bringing high
prices. Old much looked after and leading
high.
\ DuRIIAM. Feb. 81.
Bafhsm, Tobacco market fully open
prices Of old range high.
Red Lugs, 8 to 10
New Lugs, common, 8to 4
~. 4. good, 4to 6
Old. bright sinokers 10 to Is
isNsw scraps low. compared With desira-
bls grades.
Com. wrappers, 10 to 20
Msdiuh 10 TO %
Fipss . III Este 40
Essss 40 to co
sk.Mfappers aud Old. stock very much
iDSghs after. Il
CorroS, dulland unchanged, and qHo-
tatious unsatisfactory. Raleigh, 23rd.
.Midalings Isl.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-02-25

q Rev. Or. n. 8. Mason. u RsIeszh.
sss tlSvs, >svs yesn past rector Of Chris
Epsep.l Church 10 Raleigh, q dead.
, 1874-11-08


"Good gracious"
"Coupose yourself, It was but = fancy. !
have neither seen nor heard OF him since August
last That would be relief; but his man Of
business had not heard Of him either. It ia not
only that he has not transmitted me my money,
he has drawn mono for his own use. Every
other meaus having been employed to trace him
without SUCCESS, st last thought OF you. We
met, you may remember. for the first time 1t the
Richmond Easter ball; and afterwards, whether
by accident or design-.
Accident, pure accident, madam, assure
you."
"Qui s'e1ouse s'accuse," said the lady, 5nnil"
II know it, know it. though I cannot pro-
nounce it. But still. madam, though o"n ap-
psarances might hare been against me, snere
was no design Whatever"
And tho Door man wiped his forehead.
''You arc not 4 datterer, at any rate. con,
tinued Tho lady. "Wall, tho accident REQUIRED
quite frequently enough to ny ros st
Lady C1srick's fote the last TINS No met; and
- rou went away directly after, my husband dis
appearing simultaneously and NOS haf1nR oeen
head OF since; and a. you are latne, ana N
deporsbls state OF nervous prosstauhv t hra,d thet
be followed you and forced you into duel. that
hs wounded you, and you ktled him" f.
II have not been abroad at all,,, gasped Mr;
Peters, pouring himself out another glaes OF
sherry But co%s ,nS nS de.ae1,,;an e.aea vou
have told me your story and will tell you
mine. / have met your husband. though l 90
not know for certain what has become OF h1m. ~
will bo relief to speak, for this lte OF , seslek
apprehension and perpetual Anxiety Is R'lnS
me.
.'In August last. few days after tho fete 5oq
alluded TO- went for my AuuuA bondey. l
have I eelf-imposed task here, Little oooR,
which takes up : good deal OF ny .l,.e' 1;1n nna