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Which, Under Some Circumstances,
Becomes Outrageous.
Dreadful Scenes at the Hanging
Of Jarvis and jackson.
i Rope Brca'ls---Jarris Hauled On
Efani-oycr-tlanii.
Ono Of the Most Bungling Ezecu-
ti01s on Record.
Attempt to Lynch a Man Confined On
Charge Of Rape.
etuNoERg2c hNp MuRDERous JUSTICE.

s,,.,o, t.,,,,.t =, ~. c;e.,os y..,,,,.
NEw YorS. Jan. 13-r,cacrl crcc,,tinns hs -
.3,tur. .,at ,'r,,,,.. - -. H..
f,ur, T., IN rnrn,t,no xor1. ., - o,,,1,. ~, Ia
1trc- 'rhi. wcs ramnr;,o, ,,1v tr,o J., ~, r. oc-
tiu IN Ifn,nnv,o,, .r,,vns,ir ,,.tor1o,. -
i'm pccroaI t,,a nr;n,.3,,a1s i, .,,o n,.y.
Ter pav trare,1v f,e:.,. tInrv;a and ,,,,.r.
Jac:;snn. TLcir hauu;,,, r,s o,c of +ho ,1ost
lorrit ,c m rr,orr Eta t,a.xrr ,,f ttn o,;,,o ;,
IN fo!.aws: NJ. Jt,,e 1,a,e1or. ,,ear,,, 20 vroya
old, scais,el in p,.a.se!v-sett;cl rej"atorJ,oa,l
l., NJ 1so1at.a locality. On ,tuus ~ 13,3 b,t
dead boIy> covered with contnso,m. ", =
discovered in we'll near at nana, whj}c
M investigation ,|eye1opca ,,,, 1ut tuct
his premises Ind Iee,, ro,,hed rlrnyr,, fin c1.
ert;ous of Stc1l,cu l'a-uc. = ufiya.c dctcctive
,,. ,r,t.,t ~ IT,, ,~:,n;,,o,, a1ro,,o1 an1
u'r,,,.i, .,a,u ..4.I 1.@'a
'h''u9n 1ue's HeFs''a! cS''4ef'''a5 cosfsiet'oa
"a3 scenfea. iho ns1at nnrlcaiiDn to tii, H3H-
erIior fur mercy was unsuccessful. Mud tho men
prepared to meet their fate, .Jaclison resigned
i,fn,scf to hin ,1onm vl,n I,rvtu o,,no,ro1 T., r., ~
iecelFed Attio oene1lt from THO mlt>tfa'lons OF
the lev. Charles Bncktnan o Methodist minis-
ter Of Port Washington and tho lev. Davis, of
Nan,lnsset. rwo cojore} r1erryuen tl,c 1.ova
t.cyi md Prince have o,ao ,tton,o,, t,,o, ,;,ta.
"1N A'4eo "A's WINS A.selasu ''eh' 1ne'F
of tho two il, co,,x.nra.tir, will, 1T, x.;f ,t
,,,,t;t -, -. ,na.s;,.'. w." 'A' "'te' VIZ,
.N't tA"s o'e"1'l' never oafod TO enter MS Gel!
tor
rcAn or VIOLENCE,
M It xaa ua;nlY her testi,n,u,v l.; roe,an-s tr,,1
,x1c,, os{nl,f,.;oa In ,,,,,,s,a 80.
"nen oeeu ~ 4"''44'tH ''''lN. AZ aes
request oiaeeth we're pfesehs With the two.
Thursday eTentng. while he re:naitlel awake,
mouly md depressed, jackson silent
tron o},o,t o.c1ocr rnt,1 .lnrt t.ro
=, .,,a as,,;. 49,. - - , ''o
~ III sNe a4oSA'us' "hen ho a"o1e' "ssnea Alh,~
ee!t. eaue q hsmh, 1olnoo LII prayer "1ta hEs
s!,lzltual adviser, and then retired oaain and
slept until o'c,ork, at o'c.6cA. Jary;s'
wif, h,,o linn coo,.1r o,d 5o,or,o1
,rt's. '"0 'pe1 w.
4'ols eoathe4 ais' esa'oo' anu SHOOK
LANDS with tho two nntlraarera
fs7 tho last time. leaving them very much ae-
i:a.e{1. 1T 10 o'clock tbs Sheriff entered the cell
and read tic sleatI.-warsans, gnd at half past 10
the faithful clergytnen held devotional services,
both lnen ioi,,l.4g 10 the devotious, jackson III
particular taklng part },ast with great unctou
Ilen march up two squads Of Eo1lco these
soo.a occupied tho gard, forming cordpu around
tho scaTo,d. which wss borrowed from the
Tut1bs III New York, and on witch jack Roy
uolls, john Real (nesro), Thomas Fostcr. Bolts,
Of Newark. Buckout ol WAitc Plains. Lsx,gna,.
Jersey City, aud many others hare suffered.
, 1875-01-16

iasTTos. j. T.. Ian. 15.-sit.oug susnic!ona
exit sEainss II. j. simonso1l, the uowlY-olccsed
c";''l7y Treasurer Mt Verml'ion, in wl,opo oaco
tAe slrs r.artcl ols Wednesday. Ilo claims That
como 930fln NJ county funds zero In Lib office,
nn1 bl''H'!ls being a6sont wlIs.l tho tiro bcrau,
III ir' rchGrt tna1i@r of the people, il The s,ls.
pcl:,t1s s,oull ue sulst;:,tiated Lo viii proahlv
lie IYilrllcd
, 1875-01-16

JEFrEnsosrrt1E. Ind, Jan. 15.-Bill Rotifsr,
tho noted fespcrado wl,o Escaped eeve1hi woeks
a;;o from tho Indiana State Prison, and was re-
captured, II again missing. About daylight THU
morni'ls, t!1o guard vent to Rodisers cell to 10.
him ONT, w1,cn ho found the bolss Of tho loof rc-
moved aud t:odfcr gnua. Tho ball and chain
tlias hs nas wearing ve:o found in his cell. up.
to : oc1nels this artoruoo3 ia trrea q, his w,crr
2}'rutt h9d been discovered. It in r,ppnncd
t:iat ilo IL in h''t1n vi tho sewers. nnl atsu
thn9chs .ls t$'i,lo of TIM 1rlsncr. removed tse
bolts Ill TIC loca. vigorous gcnre, IL being
male. '>s'
, 1875-01-16

st;EtEr, H.. Jan. l5.-Jolin Finn, WHO haI
fee'l triad Tor tho murder Of Thomas close. AZ
Doutyv''l". Northumberland County. Pa, liar
been CONVICTED ot murder in tho second diagram
, 1875-01-16

afternoon upon tho ,pcrson Of \ Mn. Auoos
Ponce. who lives about ,niles west nf this ntty,
oz another tramp: Fortunately, he VIA nnsno.
cofhful, as tho lady n9ado good hcr oscape by =
,lnfd run. Many peoplo arc ,u pursuit. Of the
villain. and II be is caught. they will rntloubt-
edlr make it UNPLEASANT for bin.
, 1875-01-16
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.

apatNaF1El.p, Mass, Jan, l1.--Cl!aslea 4. atsy-
eus mas to-day elected to Congress- for tho ut.ex-
plted term Of the lato Alyai, CEockcr.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-27
THE BREACH RETWEEN THE
ENECUrIVk AND TH: LEGlS.
LATCRE.

By reference to our repoT. of yester-
day IS Legislative proceedings it will he
seen that the bill absorbing Churchill
county and which has passed both bran
ches of the Legislature. mas been the
cause Of quite breez- of disagreement
between the Legislature and the Cover
nor. The bill having been passed Was.
as we understand. first offered to Mr..
tary. yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Thornton
refused TO receive it. Then. after the
converting ofthe Senate in the evening.
y committee WAS again appointed TO wait
on the Governor (Adamsl and present
him with the bill This committee found
him at private residence and he. him
self. declined 20 receive it, Subsequent
" a committee of Senators met him and
he refused. n Second time. 20 receive it
But the thing sought has been accom-
plished. The mandate of the Constitu-
ton. that all bills before they become
laws Shall De lFsSsbt-a 10 Tue tOSefnOr
had been complied with. If We compre-
bend the tenor Of The Supreme Court de-
cision in the ease of Birti--ll vs. CarTick. all
that IS required to save a bills dis
tance-is We may employ the expires
siOn-is to submit the same To the
executive before the time arrives " hen
the Governor may Kill Bill Ivy
"Pocketing the same. In BlaSdel's
time this fast skir,ni>hing to catch the
Governor before his reaching the dis
lance pole WAS frequently found neces
sary; and We believe that the :. serv-
ing Of papers, on him was always
held to be good as against his ..pocket"
privilege. 1t is to he regretted tina. at
this late tim. in the session. after
things have run SO smouthiy, this
breach should have occurred But we
cannot help thinking that the Senate
has the Hyht of it.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-27
Yra;A. Eebrnnry o

luna. feDfunfy 20
Colonel c. Dlrters. of San Francisco.
arrived here to-day from Hardyviie.
having come the entire distance, 500
mil. 5, in a small boat in five days.
He might not, inconsis,ently, be son
of old Joe D.,r;er. this same valiant
colonel. This single handed voyage
proves the nayicability. down stream. of
the hitherto unutiiz-d waters of the
Colorado. The feat thus courage ously
performed may lead to sach other exper-
iments as may eventually open tia
famous but rather upunanage able river
to the use Of steamboais-Up as far as
the great rapids. These doubts attend
such an enterprise, however. namely.
Whether the River can be made pariga-
be without a system Of dams and locks,
and then. Whether the business likely to
grow up nnder the utilizing of the river by
steamers would Justify such expensive
improvements. The Colorado is the
nearest approach to navisable stream
on all orr berders: and. therefore, the
question Of its utilization is one Of 10
mean Importance TO this State.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-27

Senator Booth Eas reached the conrlu-
sion that he cannot legally retain the
office o. Governor of California after
the commencement of his Senatorial
term on March 4ih. and will therefore
resign at that time and proceed to Wash
lleton to assume his seat III the Senate.
-Sacrdmeito Record.
So. it seems. there are streaks Of cold
doubt crawling up the back OF this Saint
OF the Gin Cask-sonIe misgivings rs to
the getting OF two kinds of pay for hold
ing two sorts Of ofiice, simultaneously
4 thrifty creature, that Booth.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-27
COMMUNISM IN CHICAGO.

! In all our large cent. rs where there are
great numbers of foreign workingmen
there are indications made from time to
time of that anarchicaI uneasiness which
has come to be called. for lack of bet
ter name. Communism These men are
mainly idle English mechanics and Irish
que British associates have put the no.
tons which crop ont in incendiary re
tai and demonstrations in the shape of
strikes. The city of Chicago has just
been witnessing some performances by a
society Of so-called Communists num-
bering about 800 in members, mainly. if
not wholly foreigners. There is, in that
city, a charitable institution known a.
The Chicago Aid and Relief Society.
whose object it is to disburse moneys
for the relief of such as have been i'm
poverisbed lv the great fires there. These
misunderstanding oilers, the Commu-
nists, many of whom doubtless arrived
in the United States after the Chicago
fires had wrought their disaster and woe,
have been, instead of diligently seeking
employment, holding noisy meetings and
resolving that the moneys in the hands
of the relief committee were not properly
A Of ar Inl,
lent h-Sgars got together aud passed re-
solutions demanding certain concessions
from the Relief Society and insisting on
making an examination Of the S,eiety's
books. At last accounts great crowd
was gathered about the Society's rooms:
aud finally the pressure WAS great that
it became necessary for the police to in
terfere and dispense the multitude. The
crowd gave way before the orders of the
police. all save two or three ruffians who
we're promptly seized and locked up.
Certainly ali those in whose hands il en-
trusted so responsible charge as the
dishursing Of the moneys of a public
charity are rightfuily amenable to jus,
and careful scrutiny: but when mob o.
hulking itilers whose purpose it is TO
breed discomfort and disturbance, whose
place is down in the drees of society and
whose character is recognized as that of
the most dangerous class in all comnu-
mites set up Heir opinions and demands
as law and gospel. it is time for the po-
lice to begin using their bludgeons. As
long as this is Free America We neither
need nor viii tolerate the dictations Of
the vagabonds and murderers of the !
Commune. -
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-27

Commend us to Congressman Hurl
burt for calling things by their night
names. He comes back from inyestisa.
ting the condition OF things in Mississippi
and declares. with Indignation and ern-
phasis. that the stylin. of the encounter
between the blacks and whites near
and Shameless mockery. He SAYS "th.
killing Of the negroes WITS nothing but a
isasssere.' We thought so. and slid so.
at the time. The whole bloody business
was lob The l.epublicans being
in the majority in the county in which
Vicksbury stands, ard the majority of
this majority being colored meu, one Of
their number was nominated for. and
elected to, the cflice Of Sheriff. Nobody
complained of any irr-gularity; nobody
said there was any cheating by the sue
cessful party: everything WAS regular.
fair and honest. The trouble was, the
peaceable colored men were in the as
tendency, in point of numbers That's
ALL Then the banditti and murderers of
the minority set about 10 bring on "a
reconsideration" Of what had been done
at the ballot box. So, when the colored
Sheriff elect sought the required secnri-
~. not one of the rebel moneyed-men or
propsTty-owneIs would 60 on his bond.
These made it too hot, in timid bushes,
circles, fox any white man TO lend his
name to that eolored Sheriff rs his secu-
rity fer official good behavior. Then,
when the unarmed blacks. gathering in
wondering groupes 10 discuss tine causes
of the ses ming Modification Of their cleo
ton, had fiocked to the courthouse to
acquaint themselves with the facts of the
case, they were Suddenly surrounded by
a force Of Eatldsned and numerous
rebels and killed by the score Neither
those IN tine conrt-house nor those who
were afterwards killed in the roads hard
by, fired i sho. save in self defence Not
more than tuo or three whites-if that
nIany-were killed, while more than one
hundred and fifty blacks were slain. The
massacre was horrible. cold blooded,
coward,y and cruel; aud we praise God
and are glad that Congress eau boast Of
one man, Hnrlburt by name. who has
the moral courage and capacity Of truth
telling to stand up and call this bastard
ly slaughter by its right name.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-27

Thomas r. Bard. Of San Buenaven-
tura. yesterday closed a contract TO build
/ the Los Angeles and Ind pendence Rail
+ road what at Santa Monica. and will
proceed by stage to San Francisco this
evening. The work will lie performed
by Nr- Salisbury, an experienced wharf
builder. who constructed the HUenema,
the San Bn-nIventnra and the Santa
barbara wbaIv.s. The present contract
viii carry the WnaTf out l. $50 feet ald
to abont % fest Of water Timber and
piles are now on the way here in schoD-
neTs and will arrive III a few days.
We find the above III yesterdays dis
patches to the Enterprise. We reproduce
it for the sake of making some mention
OF that very ente:prising ard energetic
gentleman, Mr.. Thos. L. Bard. The
fact Is, that we have had very warm
side for Santa Barbara and San Buena-
ventura ever since we visited those parts
on a notwithstanding tour in the
pleasant Summer of 1873. Among the
valued requirements OF that visit was
getting acquainted with what Tom Scott
had been doing in his tremendous, dash
ing, generai-iike way down there. (Scott
don't look Just Ike Fighting Joe Hooker
for nothing. He snashes ahead and
does thingsin his line. just as Joe did in
hiS) This gentleman, Mr.. Bard. once a
rfttlinS, up-and-doing quartermaster III
the Union Army. is, or used to he, Tom
Scott's agent in San Buenaven;ura and
thertabo He is man after SCOTS
own hear;-wide-awake, untiring, cour-
age0Us. irrepressible. He drives. four
in hand, all over that rough country,
has been robbed by proving Greasers
once or twice, been through hundred
perils and yet. with cleaning smile and
winsome courtesy. he keeps dashing on,
infusing a strange. new life into his
duller and quieter neighboIs, and ever
on hand to do some bold thing-as Scott
is-to re deem waste places, advance the
rifle pits Of civilization and, as in this
case, TO offer battle to the waves and
combing surf of the great ocean itself.
Ii Is a pleasure TO know and to cOntem-
plate such men. They make us laggards
move and act and bring on results. They
keep the blood of q community from
stagnsiion. ponr vim into the hearts of
the willing and lead the van in the con-
slant forny Of Progress against sloth and |
snarling incidence. The business men
and farmers Of the Southern Coast Of |
California are to be congratulated on |
having among them such . man -
Thomas Il. Bard.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-27

FAT BUILocKs. - George Berrott
shipped hundred head of fat beef cat
tie from this station to san Francisco
last night. This makes over l 800 head
of cattle that have been shipped from
Winbemnccs station 10 san Francisco
during the present mosth.-Hacer state,
Est. %.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-27

Nh. TEMPLE. a Los Angeles Banker,
is going TO erect a fDe theater ut Los
Angeles next Spring. A Temple of the
MUSES., We take it. We refer to the
builder as well as his enterprise
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-27
A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT is thus reported

as follows:
Now York. February 25.-The wall of
the store ON Duane street. burned few
days sso. this evening fell on and crushed
through the 100. of 81. Andrew S Church
which was filed with people at vespsrs
Six people were killed and twenty five
others seriously injured.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-27

ANeus CANNON, the newly elected
Senator from Wisconsin il claimed As Al
Independent. That's What the Wiscor-
sin Republicans get for dropping -
stapnch and able man a. Carpenter.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-27

Two San Francisco POLICEMEN have
been fined in the several sums of Sl25
and $50 for beating dEurk ken man. lis
well,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-27
New To-Day.
NOTICE..
DISSOLUTION OF C0pksTEERSKIp

FsNHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
\ fore existing under the nrm-nsrne OF
spoontr, Patton & Co, il this day dissolved by
mutual consent, Geo Il. Davis and John L.
Freeman having sold all their sht title and in
teresi in the same to III. Z. spConer and Chas
j Patton v no VIII collect all dc hts due said
fsTtfe: ship and pay all liza biliics.
Carson, February "A, a. d. 1875.
VI. r. SPpOSER,
CHAS, j. PATTON,
GEO. L. DAVIS.
f-21-in, JOHN T.. EREEMAS.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-27

The Penns, lvanis House of Assembly
has been going through the farce of pass
ing local option bill. A waste OF tie
raw materials Of legislation.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-27
LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
yAEMAINING IN THE CARSON poSToF
HI FICE, February 26, 1875.
To obtain any Of these letters tia applicant
must call for Advertised Letters"
LADIES LIST.
Taylor Mrs Ell Ess'er. Mrs Matte
Stevenson. Mrs II II Karkins, Mrs &
Mccormick, Miss Maggie h'iishorn. Miss Mary
howard Mrs Ladd, aiIss Clara
La>os, MIS- annie Dunford, Miss Bridget
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Allen F Massie, Honairs
andrew. John Mcouue. william
BrodiS. James Mcblnnis John
Cline. OIL Ma!Iser, Martin
Crasds H. Z ? MotJ, hon Il y
D-hhesa, j lawn Mills, Il
Dickinson, Id Muzzy, l.
Dauley, II Nichols, John
Donhauser, Joe Fitzgarld, Henry
GYst. Conrad PEABODY, Geo
Green, q " Rasmussen, L
Harris, Jno W KELLY, Il
Hamilton, Judge Holland, Louis
Hand, James Roy, Joseph
Holden, Reuben Shannon, Nj
HOllister, Jas Sherry, Vim
Ingle. John ssgnan. Joseph
Jacobs, HN SMALL, Vim
johnson. James Small, S8mea W
LAWS, Joseph epringmyer, Geo
Iopes, u Tsrbox. HB
Logan. West wei.enbugF
Mcguire. sam1 W.lds, John "
Wyatt, Frank Ves<, Anthony
B. L. WINNIE, P. II.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-13
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SUM M ON S.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE 17TH
l. Judicial District of the state of Califor-
mia, In and for the county OF Los Angeles
Coloma Mayon, plaintiff. against Charles
the District Court of the Seventeenth Judi
cial District ofthe state OF California, in and
for the county of Los Angeles, and the com
plant filed in said county of Los Angeles in
the office of the Clerk of the said District
Court.
The People of the State of California send
greeting to Charles b. Mayor, defendant
You are hereby required to appear in an ac-
tion brought against YOU by the above-named
plaintiff in the District Court of the Seven
teenth Judicial District of the State of Califor-
mia, in and for the county of Los Angeles and
to answer the complaint filed therein, within
ten days exclusive ofthe day of service) after
the service on you of this sunmons--if served
within this county; or, If served out of this
county, but in this District, within twenty
days; otherwise, within forty days, or judg-
ment by default will be taken against you
according to the prayer of said omplaint.
The said action Is brought to recover judg-
ment of this Court that the bonds of matri-
mony between plaintiff and defendant be dis
solved; that the custody Of the minor child
of plaintiff and defendant ba awarded to
plaintiff; that the defendant ae required to
pay reasonable sum into Court 10 defray the
expenses of this action and for counsel fees,
and such sum for alimonv as TO the Court
may seem lust for hersupport and that of said
minor child.
And you are hereby notified that If you fail
to appear and answer the said complaint as
above required, the said plaintiff will cause
your default to be entered and Will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in the COM
plant.
n----n Given under my hand and the Seal
of the District Court OF the Seven
SEAL }teenth Judicial District of the State
of California, in and for the county
49," of Los Angeles, this 18th day of
May, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-five.
A. w. POTTS, Clerk.
By G. w. GOULD, Deputy Clerk
w. s. MYERS, Attorney for Plff my29 2m W
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-13
Kings Of Business.

The great masters of business have
no mysteries, no cunning tricks.
They simply serve the public with
great skill and systematic fidelity.
That is all their cunning.
A. T. Stewart once held language
something like this in conversation
with q friend:
People come to me and ask me what
is the secret of my success in business.
Why, l have no secret. l tell them
my business has been matter of prin-
ciple from the start. If the Golden
Rule can be incorporated into purely
commercial affairs, it has been done
in this establishment, where every
customer is treated precisely the same
as the seller himself would like to be
treated were he customer. What |
mean is this: First of ALL nothing is
misrepresented and no faults are con-
cealed. Then the price is fixed, once
for all, at the lowest possible figure.
Finally, neither the circumstances
of the buyer nor the magnitude of his
purchase are suffered to influence the
salesman in his conduct or demeanor.
In our dealings with employees the
same principle ofjustice is adhered to.
Alter pause, Mr.. Stewart added
OF course, l don't speak of this as
deserving of praise. We find it abso-
lutely necessary. An establishment
like this could not be conducted for
any length of time i'm any other way.
The one thing which we cannot afford
is violation of principle.
In the whole world I do not be-
lieve there can be found one business
of forty years standing which is not
founded on the same principle of giv-
ing a good dollars worth for dollar.