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iprengt lnb bic Gd,iTfe riiIen Sitb BON ibren
Mnferfetten los. Gin Gniff ging unter
unb smanSia wurben mebr Dber miioer
befhdbiat. Das Wetter 1T nod ungiinitig
nnO bic 6Iutben iteisen.
Ser prins BON 90 MaIes.
Ser Yrin3 trof heute in Aooulab ein
uno ipur0e entbuEaifiih enpfangen. vs.
LIT speifelbaft, Db Ct Wsooros belud3en
|miro, ba bort bic Cholera srallirt.
Serr Mabe,
Der britiIdbe @eIanbte in China, lit sur
Hittsrtpiirbe erboben poroen.
Die 1lnruhen In peraf.
Yemrug, l2. Sob. 9reihnnbert
Wann Golbaien liegen i'm Yalaif oes bri-
tiitben &efibenten 3ii peraf in @arniion.
Wtan 9laubt, baB bic grmoroung Birds,
bes britiiden Heiioenten, niht pDrbeoobt
mar. Ser Sugtdn Abballab 1T ben Bris
ten frennbIih geIinnt. Oie Musldnoer
riiiten iidb jebod) sur 0ertbeioigung. @ouu.
Terpos trifft Anfalten an nlilltdrtlben
Qperationen.
Sic orientaIiide Groge.
BeIerab, IL. Nop. gei Der seitris
gen Sruppen.&epue seigte Der Jiirit Wei-
Ion on, baB bic In Der pDlitiihen Situas
tion eingetretene Ienoerung es nnnDthig
made, Sruppen an bic @renSe 81 ihiden.
@nbe zines M orbpro3effes.
R % m, 13. Nop. 2uciani, Gres,a. ars
mati, ssorma nno Morelli, Der WitlAulo
an Der Grmoroun9 &affeale Soniognos,
bes Reoaft6rs Der Gapitale an9efla9t, iino
su lebensldnsliher 3wau9sarbeit perur@
tbeilt iuorben. Garpettt tunroe frelses
iproden.
Wiini6e Der Ser5eeowinaer.
8ien, 13. Nop. Sie 5erseeouina
miro ndhFtens cine Deputation nod Wien,
Berlin nno ct. 8etersburg nit elmer Bes
tition ldiden, tpelde ibre Binibe entbdlt.
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e6arfes 2sa6fe, reamartine".
Gnbs bes Blantbolt Stniatious.
RrOSeiles.
Die Snrb entiheibet ~ Gunften bee
SefIaeten.

Ser 2ibeus s8roSeB, tpeIhsr pon 8. O.
pIantbolt sesen s 8. 8Inina sur Grlan.
aung BON Gntfhdoienng Bpm $500 tuegen
zines i'm vWplisfreunb" publiSirten Ginge.
lanbt angeltrenat mar, fam geltern 5ur
EntIheibmng. 9tab @dlnB Der Ylais
bopers Der Mnipdlte S0sen iic5 Die Ge=
ldnorenen 5ariid, nm mad elmer taum
stuanaig Miunten ndhrsnoen Beratbung,
um finf llbr Nanmittaes Elm GrfenntniH
su @uniien .bes Beflaeten ab5ugeben.
ISrau Biining, bic Satin oes 8etlaeten,
heltbe bsfannilih Der Aneabe ihres gbe.
monnes aufoise Elm ausu 5drtli1es Yer.
bSltniB nit oem Mdaer unterbolten bate.
mar pdbreno oes 8anSen Brodeiles bis 5ur
Mnfanbieuna Der @nti6siouns I'M Ge'
rtd1tshofe anlpelenb.
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SnldnOiitbe Nad)ri6ten.
gSettereS ifber BEN lImfera6na
Der GifD pf SSacp.
4IIe Yerfonen an Botb nmg e.
fommert.


8aIpeifon, 13. Hob. Die 2eihe bes
Capt. 8oIf, 6es @alpeltoner BiIoten, Der
iieb an Borb Der .Gitp Of Maeo" begab,
lit nabe Der StelIe, NO bas Sd5iff nrters
ging, aufeefunoen ipcroen. Wlebrere sSls-
den an Der 2eife Iaben ipie Bronopunoen
aus. Gapt. gBolf mar elm erfa6rener Yis
lot uno Seemann. Gs III feline SpIfnuna
porbanoen, baB ireen5 elmer bon benen,
.peIhe iib an 8oro oes Sdiifes befannen,
NIT benz Qeben oapon getommen lit. Cine
SoDtenfeier tpiro moreen In ben Detldbieoe=
men Girhen Der Staot abeebaIten meroen
uno Die Shiffe I'M Safen tperben als 3ei-
den Der Adtung fur Die auf Der rWaco"
um9efonmenen ibre Jlagger auf Salbs
matt fiibren.
gersw eifeIter SeIbifmbrber.
ghieag 0, IS. .Nop. &c. 6. Scubner
aus Racine, Wigc., tpuroe beute giahmit-
tas uni ubr anf ieinem 3itnmer i'm @ranb
8acific sotel foot poreefunben. gr bate
iidb cine Yiitolsnfugel burh bic BruIt ee=
id)oien. glnf ieinem 3immer fano man
0rei JIa16en 2aubanum uno Elm Senfers-
fell. gr binterIieB einen 3etteI bes Snbalts
oaB eynp. 6arlUen u. &c., Bel oenen er
friiber in 0ienIten itano, fiir feline
8eeroi9ung ioreen mDd)ten. nsber oas
Weotip su oieIer idnellen Sbat lit nihts
befannt.
Berb baftet.
Gan 6rancisco, I3. Nop. sy5oac
Ibrnham in 2ouispille puroe eeitern auf
eine HequiIition bes B0uDerneurg BON
GentudD megen J1II1ung perhaftet. Or
tpirosWorgen unter Der Sbbut zines BoIis
3iitsn Oitmarts bef6rbert peroen.
Jeuersbrnnit.
gIepeIanb, o., 13. Rop. Seute
Moreen I'm 4 llbr brad in yelmIen u.
WbitneD's Reltauration an Der Superior
Str. Elm 6euer aus. tpelhes einen 6haben
BON ungefdbr $4,000 anridbtete. 9ie
8erlitberuns betrdgt $1,000.
WerbaftMng pDn Meuterern.
Rem Dorf. Is. gfOp. Cine 6pesiaI-
Depeihe meIoet. baBibas brittiihe Shiff
Gennie ON 6. b. Mfts. in 2oflatte anfanl.
Der Rod, Der bas Gteuer fiibrte, bate BON
ben Meuterern ben Befshl, nafb Gibraltar
5l itenern. Sn 5olge ungiiniiiger Witte-
rlins, rlubte oas 6dbiff aber In 2aiIatte
mo- bic Weuterer in Saft ge.
nontuen tpuroen.
@attenmoro
Sobn 8. Burroughs. 247 Jinfsebnte
6traBe, WrDotlpn, ipobnhaft, fboB beute
Worgen brein1ol auf ieine Gruu un0 tDozI
tete lie fat onf Der 6tells. GiferIuef1t mar
bic llrlad3e. Burroughs iuuroe perboftet.
grb6bung Der Iradtpreiie.
Oie Reprdientanten Der Gtamnl-Dab.
men (Srunf Qines) haben belhlp1en, BON
ndhifenl Wtontn1 an cine Grb66ung In
ben Dreiien 5iir dradt mad benz Weiien
eintreten 3u laIIen. Ser Mnfldloe lon so |
pro3ent Der udbrenb ber Ieblen Wlonate
eeaablten SSrattprsile betragen. MIs Wrunb
iuirb onaeeeben, bab Die JrodtpreiIe ME
70 uieoris nm hiels Sdhres3eit rarsn. ME
lest. Jernsr miro auseatben, ooB lslblt
6isIer MuflhIng nidt aeniige. uul bic Wer-
lutte nu1augIeihkn, tuelne bic GiIenbnhnen
our4 bic wsrfebrsitoduus pdtrenb rs
Wintsrs esleiber.
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sB- Weinen Jrennben ilno @Snnern
3ar gefdIIieen Nahribt, buB i'd fur Die
fomnsnee Wp1e cine neue 0reissHeoufs
tion BON ubren, Supelen, Retten II. (. tp.
aenlaht babe, uno ba meirt Mnsuerfauf in
fsolge beIIen 5iernlih nabe beboritebt, jollte
gien.anb perldumeM in 3eit ieine aus-
ipabl 5u trelfen.
Gtore au perrenten nub Ginrihtiing gu
perfanfeit ilnier isbr annebmbaren 8ebins
gungen. Z
M. Rotbi1iIb,
264 8. Ctr, nahe Central Mpe
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MMtuus Meffinsz GieEer, Mfafebinis
ffsn unb Mfehaniferl
NOminiifratDrszScrfauf
Der Mefftn8iDerfe bes perSiDrs
beueM 81. 3t1 cb I tuei6.

Mm Danlitng ben Is. Rouember 1875, 8orm;ttoaa mn
nhr, weroeu mir an Dirt unb Steue 9eo 68 uu5 M f1
Str. mabe Ntne Str bas nqdfoleeube p<ri1nlids e.
gsntbum, ~ ber 2interIaIenfdajt he6 peritorbenem
psritegesn, n6mIi9: sine Dompfmafdblnf nit QejysI
Sbaftings. puueps, Mismet, 0rtbbdnte, S6raubR6de,
Rnnnpsn, Nefitng Wcberei Gitiribtunaer, Mobeuf.
eine Yatte @mSmaaren, Meyf;suge ieber Mrt Euh NOD
pisls aneere Mrtts ~ ;nblset4 un e aue erpdbnelt
sn tonneu. DMr9 oteien Heytauf 1pifb afLeH 9igens
Tern cine porshslie unb ielfee B<Ieanbeu 8tboten,
1 Eertssuae srtsr aIafe, ioi0ie an6ere 0inri4tuns
gen fur itr GeyH6ft III jfderr Die BebnaanQen mers
ben beint Bert0uf befnnnt 4eftadbt.
9emmeIGarn s Go. Nnftipndre.
snop7ufl
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-11-14

Se6eimpcfisif 2slnrrap fanb seHern
IN einem pfanbseiddfte an 2ibertp ctr.
Waoren nno Gleioungsliiide i'm Mertht
bon $60, bic Dor einigen WD6en ols ei.
nem Sfneiberlaben an Der 5arriSon Mbes
nue. rnittelit @inbrudbs geitDblen pnren.
Ser Sieb 1T bersits in ben Sdn6en ber
Yplisei.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-11-14

Gin in WcgeoIe C urbans safe ssas
BRIT beihdftieter Gnabe, Namens R. Sea.
lon, serietb 9eitern Nadmittas NIT ieinem
re1ten Mrm 5lpilhen bic Rdber elmer Maz
ibine. Oas @lieb puroe 10 psrIiimmelt,
oaB Der Arm iofort anipuiirt perben
muRte.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-11-14

Ssrr Srit 2soos, Der befannte Reitaus
ratenr i'm atlantic @arten, no man ale
gntenGpeilen, ,gtpelte Die Sailon bietet, err
baIten lam, bat eiisn sroBen Worratb
BON benz beriibmten gbampagner 2amar-
tine pere uno fils fommen nlaIIsn, ipel6en
er bsuie feinen Gditen auf Gis freosnSsn
wirn.
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pie ,Spesiafftnug Der Geiunobeiis.
beb6rbe, tuslde ouf seitern Mbenb einberu-
fen mar, nm iibe: Mnaele9enheiten BON
eminsnier Wi6tisfsit fir bic 6ffentlihe
9yobIFahrt su berathen. fonnte tpegen
Wonsels elmer beldluBfdhiaen Mnaabl bon
WitgIieoern tliht itattfinben. -
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Nefegrdp6.
NasldnOiitbe NadJrid)ten.
Rubanii s.

pabnnna,. Is. NpD. General. gopis
tain DoImaleoa lbot :sin Dteret erlal5en,
ipeldeS Yeri0nen. bic 3ipiiden gewiiIen
Dijfriften ipohnen. terbitttt. nod Mns
truh Der Dunfelbeit ja reiien, oa lie I'D,
ber Gefabr ausIeben, BON p0trouilIen un0
Uorpoftsn, iobalo oielslbeu i6rer unli&tta
iper6en, erinoiIen au .usroen.
GtnrmiIutb.
Qonbon, Is. gloD. Gine aehn FuE
6obe WeGe iir6mte heute Sci 6omsriet-
ihirt ben pdrret-0 -0IuB binnuk am Nrioae-
water43od murbfn bic &Atsu6sn az.
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sautmerntm(ie. s,rr Carl gaI-

eHNtHtetAEHltR. DeTI WNrI u
lat, ipelber iitb i'm bic Nfiege Der Ronts
nlermnlif bier bsreits iebr Dsrbfent gendni
bat, tuiro aud i'm 9aufe biefes Minters
nlebrere gonaerte peranitaltsn, in ipeIhen
flaiiii1e 9onnten, Srios Il. sur Muffiib@
rilng geldiigen. Das erfe oieIer gpnSerte
ltnoet am Donnerftag ben liz. b. Wts.
(Mbenos) in Der College Saue ftatt, uno
tDiro Serr paaat In benieIben BON Den
Serrett WictDr JIedter @ioline)
nnb u. Brati6 (gefo) fotpie BON Der
Sdnserin Mib Tannie Sope unter-
itiiBt iperoen.
gDir 5fpeifeIn fiid)t, oaB ant5 bic oies-
idbriaen gon3erte bieies itrebianten Rilnit.
lers ii6 zines suten 8eiu6es su erfreuer'
baben tperben.
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2lnfaG. Gin neunidbriser Rnabe Ra-
mems Sobn Dirr fiel asltern Nadmittae
on Der Greuauns Der Uine unb Calhoun
StraBe bonn Wogen unb erlitt einen Bein-
brud,. Ser Werunsliidte iunrbs nod Der
nabelie9enben Mohnung ieiner Gltern aes
f6atft no ibm drstIi6e Siilfe au S9eiI
tpdrb.
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Gpeiial. .Mptiien.

EW- Cut this out. @boIelale
glotions@ rnb Musitattungs gSaaren /:
Soiepb u. 8risel & Co., 130 Melt 3.
StraBe, nabe STAGE. 8
Sept, 49,. tasI. u. 9ount. Bis perb.
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DEM IdbsrIifen rgDi9tis" bee &ru. Or. 8 ombar6
enfad snr GrwiberMug, 6aB ib ineine WebiSinen pou
ibm gefaGft, oeielben be5abit, uno einfa 70 anee h
eamit pereben bin, nit BEN Bertdu fortfabren nerbe
obne mid an baS geiitesi9wacbe pBtdtig" bes ans
Serrn Or. 2ombcrb sit tebren.
npt3,f4,f5,t6 Conrad Stetn, Gouinston, 8p.
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Sic ,,@eifIid)e 8ldtter

sas gonnsass siatt hss Gmeinna aOtsbIatis, fnb bel
pnttrbansss semibinss nb seibuen ft boupt'
GrsdbIanssn aus
Pseis 50 per Sabr pOrtoirsi. RAD europe "a per SAB,
pcrtofrsi.
enseiae Nummern: Bani Gents, wofir Sas BIati ben
Rdhti6en abonnentsn Surdb bic 1rasr hrs sars &c.
isfsrt wirb.
0eIhsnhunseu sUnnen pea .yacnep DrSers oSer rssi'
hrirtsu Driei auf nnier Rifo eemadt wtbeh.
Die Cincinnati volksblatt Compagnie,
BOX 1414.
Cincinnati. q.
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slud 4er5te eHpfeblen Or. Iusuit
&6nis's Samburger 8ruit II ee,
fbreibt uns Serr SD. SuSlage, Stncen<
mes, SHbiana, bel allen aus GrfdItungen
entitan0enen 8ranfbeiten, aIs elm subers
IdifgeS SeilmitteI.
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Qrheiters0erfin.

Die 8eamten nnb Britber obieen gereins itnb eriu,
fb am Wontag ben Is. Ropember, Mbenbs ~ ubr, IN
tlrer 8aue etnsuftnesn, um eine understanding
ab5ubaten.
s1% Rpb. %riebrtdB, Gef.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-11-14

pr erdDmfe ofaulartine, Der R6
1roser Nopuloritdt erfrent, auf Gis eeleet
iu bat<n bei q. Roth & Son. 6t.Wtbolas
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G@- G1oIbabern uno sSiitelrl aefeil

Ea W0l6aOerll mo Tilteln gebellI,
Die Softoren Wlit6el unb Galbraitf
beilen irsenb einen Saa bon 8oIbabe,
obne Meiier ober asenbe Nfittel. Be-
banblung fait .i@nlerslos. Office: 81
Us. Gde Der Z. iuib Bine Strabe, Sim
cinnati, Sbio. j
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@cfal=8 8eri6yt.

2Sefter iu @6io g6af. Gteiseuoer
Barometer, @eit. uno Rorbpinb, tribes
nnb resneriides @etisr, porauf faltes,
tbeiIreiie tribes Wetter folet.
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81 dtb iel.

(3peiflbia)
auS Der eriten Silbe ma6t man GoIbaten,
au6 tban bic Solpaten oamit bieIe Ebaten;
Die andre gleidlt einem iptrisigen Steden
llno bienet fat 3peden, mas fefe gu iteden;
Das @anse ssbraude niemaIs nit Sise;
Is 1T ni5t uebr nise, bsrIiert es bic gpise.
Sn DsIdem gerbaltniTe itsbsn @asea uns
Rferbe su eiaanbers
3.
(3meifilbig.)
Grfnst bat mid bsr gsaID, i6 made rein bos
Sesinn' i'd msiH 6eidaft 70 peidt mir stlss
aus
4.
[3peifIbis.l
Der aanfmann tpani9t mid su baben,
Gr Iebt bon meiuem Gsnus,
gSillfOmmen finD ibm meine @aben,
SoG tritt CT mid itets nit Oem 8us.
5.
(GinfiIbig)
@eItes Sabritat bat bic rueiten ;2tbuebmer?
sa~ &affOfans Der orei 2stefef im
Der. 2Inmner pom Z. 2Iop6r.:
L. $ dmutb.
2. Ratb.
8. 8ruitbiIb.
E @i6tige 4ufI6iuugen
anbten elm.
Serr SribOlin Neb bon Summer I,2,s.
Grleor. 9anO IL.
Srm. &oIe l.2.S.
Sri. q. @feii l,2.s.
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Der 6efie6te raamGtiine" in ct. gaiao.
lag Sotel.
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,,Santartine.s in s5reb gnseps Wein.
baus, ieBt SAP & @olbenbereer.
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,.Samartiae" Gbampaansr. unb 0rs
GrtTa 0rp.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-07
NEW TO-Di \.
NEW TO-DAY.
UNITED STATES MAIL,
y = AID y

roST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
Washington, sept. !, 1871
DKOPOSAIS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
4 Contract Office OF this Department until
O'Clock 7. u. of October 90, 1875. TO be de
c!ded 10y Now uber Isl for Carrying the mails o:
the n.tcd State, from January, lo7t. to june
"A, is, On the following route in the State Of
Nevada and by the schedule of departures aud
arrivals herein specified, VIZ:
I5iet trom Carson City 10 Glenb-ook, J. miles
and back, ONE d week.
Leave Carson City Monday II IN.
Arrive II UltnbrooA by I'm.
Leave Glenbrook Monday al / p. n.
Arrive at Carson BY ) =. NJ.
Bond required with bid $40.
For forms OF proposal, bond, and Certificate
and also for instructions as 10 the conditions to
be embraced in the contract, etc, see advertise
nient OF this date in psmphlc; form inviting
proposals tor mail service, TO be found al the
terminal post offices of each route, and TO be
had on application TO the Second Asst. ?. VI.
General.
Bids should b. sent in sealed envelopes,
superscribed " Mail proposals. State OF Nevada.
aud addressed 10 the second Assistant Post
master General.
MARSHALL JEWfLL,
s"p,-lsw-5w Postmaster General
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-07

WHO WILL TAKE IT:-The Base Range
throws down the gauntlet to the entire
Pacific Coast for billiard match. Jacob
Schaefer, the boy who won the match
game against l.. A. Gates. at Bigelow' S
Hall, last Thursday evening, issues his
challenge i'll to-day's Sentinel to any bill
lard player on the coast for. a match
three-ball carom game of 600 points, for
from $4,000 to So, 000 side. the game to
be played in Eureka. on one of the tables
now in use at the Sazerac Saloon. The
challenger is but boy in years and is a
orasshopper sufferer from the prairies of
Kansas, but he means business and is
backed by parties who have plenty of
soap" which they are willing to jeop-
ardize on his skill in punching the balls
against such more noted billiardists as
Deery. kraker. and other professional
PLAYERS, none Of whom are barred in the
challenge.-Emeka Sentinel. Sept. 4.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-07

GENEEAI. GEORGE Evans, Senator elect
from San Joaquin county, California,
has sued the prpprietors of the Stockton
Herald for libel. They told some afro
cious lies about him during the campaign
Just closed and he seeks to clear his own
reputation and punish them for their
villsiDy
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-07

Winuemucra. Sept. i.-Quite tragic
aud serious affair took place here last
evening. The westward-bound lmmi-
grant train. which reaches this place
| about dusk, was The scene of probable
murder. and quite a.romantic event. 1t
seems that a family named Richards,
from Fairfield, Illinois, consisting Of
| father, mother. daughter and young
| boy. Were on their way to San Francisco.
Richards. while in Fairfield, WAS en-
gagged in the Photograph business, and
had rs his partner a man by the name of
WortAington, who came to Fairfield from
Indiana and was known to have been a
married man. with three children.
Worthington concluded to cross the
plains also, and cast his fortunes with
old man Richards. Things moved along
smoothly until Worthington's attentions
to Richards daughter excited the eve of
the old man, who demonstrated with
WorthinSton concerning the too familiar
intimacy existing between them, and is
said to have drawn forth from Worthing-
ton threat to shoot the old man before
reaching California. When the train
reached here, a little after seven yester-
day evening. Wortlington and Richards
daughter went out on a flat car, in COM
pany with another woman, and were sit
ting in the dark together, when the
father. becoming enraged and exasper-
ated at this act Of Beecherism on the
part of Worthinetoa, rushed on the car,
and leyeling a rife. fred in the dark at
Worthing:on. The shot missing its |
mark he dubbed his rifle and struck at |
the man who was endeavoring TO rob him |
of his daughter. Worthington caught
the blow on his arm, and drawing pis-
tol, fred several shots at the old man,
two Of which took etfect-one in the
right side, and the other penetrating
about the region Of the stomach. In
mense excitement prevailed aboard the
train and at the depot. Worthington
was promptly arrested, and the wounded
man and his relatives are stopping over
il town. Notwithstanding the young
woman was an eye witness to the act OF
her father being shot down in her pres
ence, she clIngs to her adorer; and IN re-
ply TO her mother attempt TO take her
away from Worthington, said: Mother.
there IS no use making 4 scene here.
You 60 about your business. Twill stay
with Tom Worthington. The parties
are summoned TO appear in Court at 10
0 clock to-day.
LATEE,-At the hearing. Wortlington
was iemanded to Jail. The preliminary
examination is set for Monday.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-07

The LATE WILLIAM {. EALsToN was
ole OF the Regents OF the California
State University. The place made vacant
by his deatL las been filled by Governor
Pacheco by the appointment cf Frank
Pixley. We infer from this that Major
Jack Startnlan declined the honor Of
that position.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-07

WHILE hunting jackass rabbits on the
west bank of the river, las: Saturday,
Ike Lucia came across a beautiful
American lynx. Two rifle bullets and a
load OF buckshot were required to bring
the animal down. 1. measured three
feet three inches from tip to tip.--Sntso
Independent.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-07

AMONG THE FEW Republican Senators
elect 20 the next California Legislature
axe Gen. Geo. 5. Evans, Of San Joaquin,
and S. Ii. Hillborn, Solano county.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-07

FREEMAN, the immortal ass upon
whose back is packed the authorship of
the notorious Freeman Bill OF the last
California Assembly has been defeated
10, the Legislature in his county of }olo.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-07

TIE Sntro Independent apologies for
its coward!y attack on the late William
C.. Ralston.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-07

fHELra y. B.UEELI..- From the inI-
perfect returns from the California elec-
ton now at hand we find that Phelps
carried the six counties OF Contra Costa,
Humboldt, Placer, san joaquin, san
Mateo and Solano. Bidwell Is, So far,
ahead OF both Phelps and Irwi4 IL Alpine
and Maciposa. In San Benito county
he got one vote, and IN Trinity, two.
On the general result in the State Phelps
vote exceeds Bidweli' ly about twenty
five per cent.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-07

( S..%--SS l--t -
above in speaking OF Nicholas Luning
Here it IS explicitly declared that hlr
Lun;ur. "the Chairman Of tie Finance
| Committee. " said that whatever might
be the condition OF the private Affairs o!
! its President. the Bank was IL a sound
| condition and would be kept SO by the
Directors. who lad the ultimate con-
tro. Here, then. we have the very
important confession that Nicholas Lu-
Ming Is i'll confidential relations With Mr..
Ralston's bitterest enemy, and that lie.
LUuing, was not unwilling that the Glt'-
le,i should blacl.er Ea!ston 5 name ana
impair his credit and standing, fUras-
much as the Bank was llrldcr the control
oftbe Directors' Taking Mr.. LuDirs al
his word, by what construction O. the
rules OF responsibility can Nj. EaIston
I've charged with the disastrous condition
alleged to exist in the Affairs of the Bank?
The ArrEAL has lent its limited infu-
ence 10 that side OF this matter which
has striven to put the best possible face
upon the affairs OF the Bank. But it is
hard to hold the fort FROM its assailants
when its inmates are secretly and with a
deliberate policy giving aid and comfort
to the enemy Ly signals from within.
The resumption Of the Bank seems fully
assured. Even the Bulletin admits this
but unless We greatly misappreherd the
courage and integrity OF William, Sharon,
tLa: resumption will not be accom-
panied by the suppression Of Lis
hearty disapprova. OF his associates
WHO seek TO make capital az the
expense Of the good Lame OF his
best md :raest friend, and whose cozec-
inss with the bulletin are nothing less
than the very essence q pusil!animity.
WHAT II LEADS To.-The course Of the
Bulletin. and its assumption OF the right
to speak by the authority o: Mr.. Mills
lead to Just such grating sentences as
the following, which we clip from the
san Francisco ledger CT Sunday:
Ey way Of defense of its outraseously
vindictiye and indecent course toward
tie late William c. Raiston. tie BaIetia
of las. evening states. on the authority
Of d. o, Mills, that Mr. Halston used
three or four million dollars OF
tie Bank 5 resources. and that there
was AZ oyerissue of stock, which over
ISSUE has now been provided for
Assuming that Mir. II. q. Nils las
authorized this statement. and not stop
ping 10 express the opinion that every
right minded. warm blOoded man must |
anteItaiI OF one who could return from |
a funeral where he acted as q chief
and pail bearer, to lodge inior- /
nation with the IesurrectiOnists, we
souiG simply ask, suppcsia~; all THIS to /
De true. what bearing has 1t upon the /,
,ase. The charges which the pager in /
uestion has been making against Mr.. |
tal-tnn had no reference TO these mat (
els IL" can it !Lus excuse H. '..1..:..:l.t
...',yrra.y VIII il has .LacA.t: -, @.-..v
community.