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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-20

VoH SCHMIDT. the famous engineer
aud protector Of big schemes. never
takes water, except he can get it IN very
large bodies. He WAS . passenger on
the Orovills and Quincy stage. the other
night, and when road agent attempted
to rob the treasure boz, he hauled his
pistol on the scamp and put him to
light. Tho man who could blow the
particulars ont of Blossom Rock 10 svi-
lently not made OF the kind Of stuff
which gets scared by one small foot-pad-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-20

We Ind the following seast.ins stass-
n,sp< BY Hon. II. 8. BonniAsld in he
.S;lrsv State Of August 10:
EDEroa SuvK1 STATE: Afev days after
the trial Of. ]. W. Reses / rsesived tel
sRraa from Truskse, Califognia, stating
that AeWorthy had bssn run oas Of Al
phA for murder. The infogmatioa cans
too late for service in the tYial. 8incc
then I have learned the facts In the mat.
ter Esferred TO in the dispatch. which are
ago 2cWoYthy's partner suddsaly and
mystesioualy disappsarsd. Search bsiag
made. his body vas found, and it vas
evident that . most foul and rsvolting
murder had Teen committed. Al the
circumstances pointed 70 AcWorthy -
the perpstrasor Of the crime. Tho CON-
munity was shocked At the revolving
dsed. A Vigilance Committee was Or
Ranised for the paxposs Of INJECTING
summary punishment upon AoHorthy /;
more moderate counsel prevailed, and he
vas ordssed to leave st once, which he
lost no time in doing. l. ". Sharp ,sas
tie CIaisrssn Of tie Corsnsi:tes xao ,eaited
upon Ae Worthy. A respectable citizsns
OF Nevada county ~ can b found any
where, Who are coRnizant Of all the facts.
have volunteered to appear in any Cont.
At their own expense, - witnesses, whom
ever their presenee - required. A4tef
NcWorthy had left The ev;dence Of Ais
guilt accumulated until il became over
vhslming in the minds Of the whole
community. Another murder was COM
mitted at SCOTS Bar. in California.
which lay between AeWoEthy and his
partner. Tho evidence in that cass was
c;rcrmstantial all the facts in that muir
der have not yet obtained. I give you
the above additional information. - all
arc interested in hearing Of the pest his
tory Of both Rover and 4cWorshy. and
anything that may account for the brutal
murder Of /. N. Sharp.
II. 8. Boxx1Y111D.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-20

Tn anes Rsmhyaxisas a Chicago
srs again On ~ sAf paah demanding
Tie hsad and hair aid scalp locks Of
Passon Swing. He = ssenssd q riding
and swiseing asd hooting upon -
bsoad Gsss q ksFssy.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-20

Ho1H1pLs DsAIH.-Ihers has been
.. article Of late going the rounds Of tho
papers 10 regard to . man Who died from
the bite Of . r.ttls-snake on On's ranch.
near Reno. We yesterday obtained from
Mr.. Orr the paxticnlsrs in regard 70 it.
The man 3 name was Heary Hagan.
He was aged about thirty yeafs. He
came from New Brunswick. whore his
wife 10 now supposed 70 be living. Ha-
gan was sleeping In an out-buildinR on
Dan. o Copnor's ranch. and some time
sfter retiring hs sat up in bis bunk and
felt around for more hay to put under
his head, He wakened his coDrndss BY
his outcEies. saying that DO had run his
hand against something which gave him
grsat pain. 4 light was struck. when .
large rattle snake Vas found in The box
where HaRan had put his hand for hay.
The snake vas Immediately killed By
Mr.. O'Connoe. He was . monster,
having eighteen ratiles. HAgan. before
the light vas struck, said he thought b
around the wosnded man Immediately
seat for the old land By many oonsid-
cred sidiculous) remedy. whisky. Of
which they gave him four bottles, all Of
which hs drank. He vas then taken BY
Mr.. On to The County Hospital. The
attendant physician felt his pulse. said
it was regular. and the potent was all
right. He soon after murmured the
name Of his wife and lapsed into coma
tose state. which continued until be died
that evening. There Vas no swelling in
The hand OF arm. The ixrssistibls CEN
clusiou would seem 20 Be that the four
bottles Of Reno whisky had more to do
With his death than the snake.-Enter-
Drise
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-20
SENATOR SARGENT IN REILLY Nd
JERENyAH BLACK.

jeremiah Black has written : letter
about the Bidwell Ranch swinale. in
which he pettifoss his own and Bidvel s
case and seeks BY evasion and other
lodges to clea, himself and the 4uldoon
OF Chico from the charges brought
against the pair o! them by Senator Sar-
gent. At Petaluma, ON Tuesday even-
ing. Mr.. Sargent replied, 10 Black ~
follows:
He advances nothing new. lie replies
to ny first speera at Oakland--not to
the one at Union Hall, at San Francisco.
where more particularly examined the
so-called provisional title. on which be
claims to have dismissed the appeal OF
the United Staies. This ! showed to be
exactly like the De Haro title, which the
Supreme Court condemned. He adds
not word to Bidvell's defense, but by
his hasty championship gets Bidweil
more deeply into the miro than before.
This is. then, the best that car be said
for Ridwell and Black. The latter need
not fear that I will have the ease fully
ventilated before tribunal that will fear
no mans displessurs and cannot be i'm
posed ON BY special pleading. The case
10 nov the property Of the county. snd
public rights must be vindscatsd. Hard
words viii not mend il. and they certsin-
" viii not frightea me-.
r. Mr.. Booth y - Axn Q believer -
he pretends to b in Bidvsll's honesty.
70 think b viii have IN opportunity 70
defend hin. next winter, after Tie Sea-
ate mssts-Sos IL Mr.. Sasgsns does not
bring his eass before that body ~ mis-
take his temper and purpose.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-20

PREs1DHnr GRAxT, after doing some
UNOFFICIAL clam eating At Burnsids's hos
pitabls bake ON the shores Of Little
Rhody, has betaksn hinsek TO the se-
elosion II his cottage 1t Long Branch,
where baby Saztosis draws his tactical
nations. and the nuzss. under imperative
eolicky orders, holds herself in readiness
20 march 70 the czibaids q . momsnt'a
warning. with soothing syrup in hez
havsEsack and svaddling bands Of linen
AMONG hse infantry accoutremsnts.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-20

Tn Polr PnYsIc1AH Of San Francisco
says h. found an abundance Of lime
juice and freah provisions on board Of
the seurvy afflicted ship Bremen. II
the suspicious which have been awaken
Cd against tho Captain, Leslie, are well
founded. he is . monster Of cruelty and
deserves the gallows.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-20

BIZ . druggists blundsr in an insane
asylum in st. Louis four Of The paeisots
were poisoned. The matter il 70 b In
vestisa1sd. Nsantims, the doctors are
enjoying % e1hauselsss bonanza Of dis
agreement and jaWing.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-20

AyKsasL loading with ammunition for
Spain was the scene Of IN explosion in
London which killed fifty persons
in al probability than would have suf-
iered death il the powder and balls had
bssn placed in the hands for which they
we're intended.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-20

Ma. xx-HsHA1en HUI, Of 6tilIWatss,
Who vas shos b . oraay Chinaman. -
eoufcstab.s aad in good spirj:s.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-20
Sealed Proposals.
R10EH7s OF NEVADA.
Carsos, Nev., Aug. II, 1875.

C0fSoNs 4SV.p aug. Az A0sU.
GEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE
- received 1t this ofice up 70 II o'clock II.
"a Saturday. september Z, 1875. for tho con-
struotion Of two story frane building ~ 90
fest, On The grounds Of the State Upivezsity 1t
Exc. E1ko county. Nevada. Also for the con-
sssucttoa Of . rough board fence s,7s0 feet,
more q Les. in length. With two carriage and
two pedestrian gates. to b placid - dsstgnatsd
BY this Board. to enclose said grounds.
Plans md speciAcattons fer said worn can b
sxaniDed q This once or as the Univefsity at
Elko. Nevada, or q the olaoe Of Messrs. Thorpe
3 E1dxiags IN {" Balehs Assay Omce." Virginia
City. NsVsds.
Proposals. for the house to b in . separate
envelope from pr'posals for the fence. Pro.
pseals Tor hooss 20 b sp1aessd O. hack q q
Vslope " Proposal for Ds9mitoFy" and Pro-
poea1s for fence - b endorsed on hack. Of
envslops "Proposal for Fence" and sddreassd
- tha unAs1aGnsd.
This Board reserves The r1sha = fs3ses any
ana al 6tdo.
By o.i1er Of ths Board,
s.s,s.sr sse;sss,y.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-20

In vifgtsis City. August -. BY Rev. 0sofgs
D. Allies. Of Carssa. 0eorse Il. Iosra TO Mic
Maggie L. AIde.y.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-20

TEE Pacific Nail Compapy's suits
against Minnesota Congressman Kisg'a
property have been virtually shsn-
doned. Gaess that William knew too
much to b safely fooled With.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-20

TxDHko Wsskly lndepsn5sn: hes been
$50 into . daily. We hope it may
ness with substantial eneouzagsDsnt
~ SUCCESS.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-20

p. y. KAI Of Chastanoogs has bsss
.assfntsd By he 0esssnes Il Tsassssse
% e6scssd Andy Joknsoo il De 6enAto.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-20

NEW O-DAT.
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wanted
A NCMBER ONE STEWARD also
"A fOHrER. Apply 1t the Ormshy House.
, 1875-07-29

The New York newspapers and dispatches
seem 10 DO eingularly ont Of tic way in re-
gard to tho iniiueueo Of tho DUNCAN, suEH-
MAN l. Go. suspension in the West. One tlis-
patch saya, on the authority Of tho President
Of tho Shoe and Leather Dnnk, TINT many
houses In tho Western States will suffer con-
sitlorably. There does not Bcoln to be any
warrant for this statement. We pointed cut
yesterday morning that tho business
OF the firm waa moro largely with
the South md in Southern staples than
in anything else. The Inter developments
fully confirm this view, and their lossos in
cotton aro now reported az high as u, ,oo0,-
0tW. The reports from London nro to tho
effect that tho suspension has had no np-
preciablo effect on the general market, nnd
tho foreign creditors seem TO bo almost fully
secured 1t is possible, however, that tho
downward tendency OF cotton will DO acccler-
atcd for tho time being by the announce
1nent Of this failure, md sonle faiures among
the cotton manufacturers aud dealers of En-
gland may 10 n,ado known. of which the DuN-
CAV Il SHERMAN suspension will DO the occa-
sion but not tho ca,1so. As far rs tho West
il concerned, the failure will not havo the
slightest elect.
, 1875-07-29

Some weoka ago citizen was robbed of
$l,200 in thieves den on Thirty-soventl
street. 1lo was soon afterwards approached
by two detectives who promised 10 got him
tho money If ho would pay them $500. Tho
victim went to Captain of Police, who owould
do nothing. Tho Captain is an intimate
friend Of one of the detectives. After trying
for two months to got redress, tho cilizon
made nl1iavit before ono Of the Police Com
1ninsioners and tho Superintendent to these
facts. Everything was promised him moth
ing was done. A third detective after
wards admitted that he knew who
had the money, but he declined to
do anything nbout it because ait would be
interfering with other peoples buaness." a
Init win appeal was mado to a Captain, and
then tho victim gayo up III despair md pock-
eted his loss.
All this happened in New York. But It
might have happened in Chicago, and coun-
torparts Of 1t doubtless have happened hero
Tho Now York Police Department is run rs d
political and money-making machine. So Is
ours. It is In semi-leaguo with the knaviah
classes. So is oura The mon appointed to
prevont crime aud prevent criminals eucour-
ago the flrst and protect tho second, In New
York and here.
, 1875-07-29

oond;t;ons. tho rnta,, clerks submit tn tho
most minimizing csuiouore. tho most vcar-
Inn ho,,ra, md succession of indign!ties md
cxtortious 10 wlicl, no other c!oss in snh;cct
in anything like tho sau.. degree. Willis
mechanics and Iaborcra boyo their trades.
unions md combinations for projection, mt,
resistance, the clerks cut. 10 nothing but
m,b,nit. AHtrike among retail clerks is mover
heard Of, for, II they should step out, tl1oir
rlaces could l,o filled by o.l,ers at moments
notice, who will be equally competent nftcr
brief experience. So long as slcso rela.
t;ons exist between rctei] employers n,ld en-
ploycs, tho hitter eau scarcely hupo to do
, 1875-07-29

The Minnesota Republican Convention
yestorlay met Mt st, rnul, md with grcat
,,ranimity md enthusiasm nominated State
ticket aud adopted n platform, both being
sncl, ns will undoubtedly command tho
united support Of the Republicans Of the
State, and secure victory at the polls. Tho
nominee for Governor, JouS S. P1ILsnunx,
of Minneapolis, was strongly pressed
for the position by the press OF the
State, and will bo heartily supported.
The Platform is thoroughly sound Oh I'll the
vital issues in politics. It declares for
hard money; for tariff for revenue only;
for fair and strict sub bjoction Of the rniiroads
to the aw-malling power coustitutionally o1-
orcised for jutlicious system Of internal
improvements in tho interest of cheap trans-
portatiou mud Interstate commerce; and
against q third term. In 1879 Gov, DAVIS
was eleoted BY Il majority of 5,521 ovor DAa-
TON, his Anti-sionop. opponent, aud overy-
thing points to another Republican succoaa
this year.
, 1875-07-29

ut Richmond resigned bacnnas they could not
lire on tlleir salnries Of $1,000 year in
Confederate grecnhncks. A barrtf Of flour
brought ,Oo1. Mr.. Eaa1rsrox INV n pair
of boota eoltl for .;itln. Thu price nslte,l was
:::2oo hut change could not l'o matlo, ansl tho
purchaser handed oyor his $500 blu. saying
Keep tho change; I mover lot littto mat
ter Of ::s:HW stand in tho way Of n tratfo.s Bny-
ing in tho markets to soil agaiu waa forbidden
under heavy penalties, in or.ler to keep prices
"s low IN possible. Finally, gold roso to
;2,ioo por cent premium. Tho money )"
lccamo absolutely valuelcss, 1t was no
longer n standard Nothing could be meas-
atred will. It. The community fell bnck to
tho harharisn Of bartor. a physician WAS
pnia by his planter patients in corn. Students
paid their t,.ition-fecs in provisions. Tho
very taxes wcro collected In corn. tobacco,
cggs Chickens an,i sweet potntocs
Tho Confederate currency was Issued by a
community which numbered between ten
an.l twelve million people, controlled n
rich aroa Of 100000 square mica, had prao-
tical monopoly Of tho product of ono Of tho
fow great stnples, had a
boundless "faitll" in resources" itso1f,
anil its SUCCESS. Everything which tho shin.
plaster enthusiasts Of to-tlay wish to uso rs
tho basis Of currency" resources" Of tho
country and general "faith "---abouuded ut
tho South. But tho ono essential thing, pro-
vision for ita redemption in gold ar its equiv
alcnt, was wanting. All else was Of no avnil.
Before tho Cunfoderaoy collapsed its currency
%por41,1ora II t,,rf1n ~ Gf mn -
to get TINT nobody wanted to keep It, for it
was easier every day, and would therefore
buy less tomorrow. The grnyback is q
frightful warning to tho grceuback-inaation
schemes now rife in tho North.
, 1875-07-29

The Central Asia question Inns apparently
boon settled, Mt least for tho tina being.
England will offer no opposition to Russia's
nlyanco up to II certain point. The Lending
editorial in the London Times Of the 18th
inst. says SO, and says it with q tone Of M
tllority. Leaders in tho Thunlcrer aro nrt
to be "inspired," md this ono is an evident
caso Of outside influence. 1t is not ono Of
thoso "tcrri,ic Surts" which Dean STANLEY
lately eulogized. It il MOTTO uso hiB pou,-
'pous phrase agaiu-~ composed with ail tho
tension mud cncrgy Of Il crouching tiger"
In fact, 1t Ruggests nothing moro tense and
energetic than crouching cow,-which is
somewhat Of q meta,norphosis for John Bull,
who fought tho Russian bear in 1866,
and worked himself up into fury,
n few short months ago, when tho
possibility OF Rnssia's advancing towards
tho British frontier in Asia WIS meraly
suggested Now tho Thunlorer roars III as
gently o. ducking dove. "Onr Govern
mont cannot" it aays, bar the wny." Dis
patchos havo no effect upon tho Russian
Foreign Office, and armed resistance to Rus
sim troops would be sheer madness" :"
Moreover, :" it would be only one degree less
foolish tn invite a great war at present by
planting tho outposts Of India at Horat" So
Grcat Britain is to fold her hnnds and keep
still, while Kingdom after kingdom, princi-
pality aftor principality, falls into Russia's
omnivorous NAV. Tho only course OF notion
opon to her, says tho Times, is to extend rail.
ways throughout her Northwestern Hindoo
provinces, to obtain complete control
Of the present frontier, to cultivate
friendly relations with Afghaniatan, aud to
keep up tho arny and nnvy for future use.
As long ns Russia does not swallow Ag1anis-
tan, India is in no particular danger. 1t is
Eugland's policy to maintain belt Of neutral
territory around hor froniers. 1t ia COLI
yonient way Of keeping powerful noighbor
ut a distance mld Of providing prete1ts for
oncroacling upon weak neighbor. The
sham e1ouso for picking tho present quarrel
with Dur1nah was, that tho latter had inter-
fared with bnrbarous tribe inhabiting tho
Anglo-Ineian md burmese frontiers Can
England, however, preserve Afghanistan from
Russia and 30 keep the neutral territory on
her northwestern frontier unless she fights for
it2 It is doubtful. The single province
Of Merv lies between tho Rus4ian outposta
and Afghanistan. Its fato Is suro. Can
Russia bo expected to stop with ita acqui.
sition? Aghanistan Is too tempting prizo
to be resisted, especially whom tho only
power vitality Interested in its preservation
talks about tho sheer madness Of intor-
forence, and proclaims that its own safest" "
, 1875-07-29

This Is loo hard. II any city In Amorica de-
serVcs credit for putting Sunday Locturo
Society iu successful operation Chicago doscrvc4
it. Tho idea waa Chicago's own, taken direct
from high English authority and Chicago will
not submit to having her work unrecognszod.
4et tho New York Tribune says It WAS st. Louis
that first organized Society Of this description.
Why, the 8t. Louls Asaocinttoa was founded by
ChicsKo; its infant lungs wore expanded by
Chicago wind; and It is oven now receiving in-
struetion from Chicago. and protting by tha
results Of Chicago e1pononcc. Tho Now York
journal is unjust when 1t giyoB St. Louis priority
in this mattor, aud soyers whom 1t oloaea With
the curt remark: "Chicsgo has eomowhat
similar AssociRtloa."
, 1875-07-29

Tho people Of Wost Indiana stroot mad VI
csnity, who have for moro than year car
uestly besought the Common Council 10 grant
thom horss~r'ilway, but whose urgent
c1aima for something better than a shabby
'bus line have been denied with sns-
ptodous pcrsistency, aro now moving Il.
taasse in the uaatter. Probably no portion Ut
the city stands 80 much in uaed Of street.car
facilities as that district which would bu
benefited by line on West Indiana street,
and The further refusal Ut the Common
Council to grant the permission would be d
shameful injustice to from $4,000 to 10000
people. Tbs property-ownezs have takeu tho
right course 70 make themselves heard and
felt. What they ask ia their juat aud lawful
right, aud perseverance, will s0curo suocoss,
, 1875-07-29

It has been nscertained that the smother
ing process has boen rcsorted to in the ill.,
terror Department in connection with tho
Indian Agency frauds. A report prepared
nnd submitted by SAMUEL WALK1n, a men,
ber Of the Indian Commission in 1870, hos
never boon made public until now. It's
s:laasgcs of false weights, fraudulent roturns
inferior quality Of supplies, ETC., are fully Us
explicit as those mado by Prot. MAnsu, and
the fact that m investigation was not sooner
ordered suggests the inferonce TINT tho
WA1HEa report would have never seen day.
Light but for tho perzistency Of Prof. MAn4,1
in mndng known tho result Of his obaerva-
tons At LIED C1oup's Agency,
, 1875-07-29

Cen. THOMAS EwIao has been trying his
hand on the currency question In a. speech
at Ironton, o. There are some passages In
his harangue which aso difficult Of oompre-
henAion. For instance He frst argues the
imperfeotion Of currency Of bank.notes se-
dsamable In coin. He next lays down the
proposition that our want Ia not currency
TINT shall be "tha money Of tho world" nor
"the equality Of our paper dollar with our
gold dollar" but !" tho stability Of the relation
Of the currency to gold" But q worss than
Chinese puzzle comes IN right at this point.
How Is tie stability Ut tho relation Of cur.en-
oy to gold to 10 obtained or maintained
unlsas the currency u redeemabls in gold
on demandt How ID tho currency to
b kept u Va Rama vslus n coin
, 1875-07-29

SAN WnErsos's prediction in reference
to the "Lifo Of Christ !" Inns proved true.
The publishers Of this and other of a1r,
BEEc1lEns books, ]. i. FoHD & Co., fiuLng
themselves weighted down by liabilities To-
sulting from Improbable publications., have
asked for M extension at tho hands Of their
creditors, their course, Us they CHIN. having
boon precipitated by the withdrawal OF the
publishing patronage uf the CA,rtlu's Onion
Association, in which tho stock is olliai1y
owned by HINRY Ward BEhouER, L. ".
SAoE, md II. II. CLEVELAND.
, 1875-07-29

unless It in convertible into coin hut Con.
Ew1no conto'nplates nothing of tae kind.
On tho cos,trnry, lio atlyocatcs tho emission
Of limitless graonbacka, without making amy
provision for redemption. lio says ho is for
stah'lity Of value In currency which in tho
nnturo Of things Is unstable in value, be-
oauBo 1t Ia iuconvertiblc. lie demands axpan.
sion, no redemption, and stability Of vafno
Gen. Ew1Nn knows thcHo arc contradictions
and Representatives, but he regards his Buck.
oye audience as composed Of ignorasnnses
who nro incapable Of pereeising his sopliHnls
antl absurlitcH. No doubt ,nauy Of his hcar-
crs nro Himpte-,ninled, illiternte mcn, casily
IMPOSED upon !; still, there is another class
who cnn think and reason, ard tl,ese must 10
disgus.ad with llis Gumngogistn.
, 1875-07-29

Persons suffering with cold in tho head,
or with olfactories i1npairel from whatever
enuso, should DO careful how they tafo silver
dollars. In Now York n spurious coin is in
circulation SO perfect nu imitation Of the gen.
uinu i'll weight, ring, aud general Appearance
as Ia be received without question ut tho
banks- 1t is only by tho so,so Of smell that
ono can discriminate between tho real and
the bogus, rs tho alloy in tho latter hns pc
onliu odor by which its presence may be Do
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