Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-25
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ontsi5s commrniration II buried very
rsnidlv With a dense smoke 'Tbe names
o. the lost are Claude g, Avery. iewe,er:
Antoine Gruber, cigar maker Martha
Vorsdon. cook and Eliza King. dining
room girl. Several persons were hur.
by jumping from windows. DR.. Wm.
Woodruff had his ankle broken and was
cut on the head. Mr. Avery WAS burned
about the lower limbs and bruised some
what. The hotel porter, Nick Renks.
had both legs broken. Mr. and Mrs c.
\. Colwell and child were slightly burned
about head and neck, bu. not seriously.
Several agents lost everything in their
rooms. The house and contents were
entirely DESTROYED.
Chicago, Sept. PA Washington !
special says: One Of the worst chapters |
in the history of this badly governed |
District, is the recent exposure of the !
corrupt management Of the local courts.
The Attorney General is doing all in his |
power t. reform the former evil practices
Of the courts, and if given time will |
bring them I'D once more to the level OF |
Responsibility.
Yesterday some Of the friends of |
youlc Fisher visited Mr.. Pierrepon..
and tried TO persuadade him to show !
lepiepcy in the Young mans case. He.
in reply, stated that Fisher must be
nrosern.ed 70 the fulI eytent Of the law
that while the younp mans social posi-
tion entitled his father to the f1il,es,
svmnatbv all considerations ot .bis
Kind would have TO be forepone. with a
~ NJ n,oLinc an sron,nIe ~ a While
osicer vbo wonId wantpnIv rroit;,nte
his oft;cial nos;t;on The CASE is now
before the grand Jury. In the presen.
state OF nnblic oninion nothjno Int a
sentence 70 the neniten,iarv will satisfy
citizens here that IN. s,-Assistant Dis.
trict Attorney has received instice'
San Francisco, Sent. 24.1 .3Opx-
A sneciaI meeting of the Roard NJ D;rec-
tors of the Society of California Pioneers