Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-24

themselves into Cour. OF Inquiry, sit
with open doors, and have their proceed
ings officially reported and published in
the newspapers. Governor Bradley
owes it to himself, as Chairman of the
Board to call the same together for the
purpose indicated. As to Lyman he is
entitled to a specified list of charges
and full, fair, speedy and impartial
trial. If he is guilty of any populations,
in any form, out with him. II he is in
nocen., he is entitled to the showing Of
that fact Bu. the public have had
enough. yea, too much, of vague accu-
sations and angry epithets. Let justice
be done though the heavens fall.
CoRRECr.-Commenting upon the
State Prison Embroglio, the Reese River
RereMe says. Thus the matter stands,
and We must say that if the facts are as
stated in the appeal the sooner those
State officers implicated in it vacate the
offices they have disgraced the better for
the good name of the State. Mr. Hy-
man in justice to himself cannot let the
matter rest, and in tracing the respon-
sibility for the plot he will probably
have the earnest assistance o; Secretary
of State Minor and Attorney General
kittrell"
RoMAN WRESTLING IN NEW IoBK.-
Says the New York Herald of Sept. 16:
Articles were signed in the Office of
the Tauf. Field aud Farm yesterday, by
Professor William Miller. champion
tol. champion of France and Spain, for
a match for the championship of Ameri-
ca, and 500 a side. Graeo-Roman style.
best three out OF five falls. Among
those at the meeting yesterday were
Professor Bauer. e1-champion Of France
and present champion of the Pacific
coast, and Emil Regnier, his pupil.
Miller's last performance was with
Bauer, in San Francisco. in which match
the first two falls were declared draw.
In the third fall over $4,000 were in
the pool. On this occasion the tickets
of admission sold as high as SIS, and
even at that rate over 1000 people were
turned away from the doors. Christol
is the g Masked Man of Paris, who. at
the exhibition given at the Royal Hip
podrome during the great Paris E1posi-
tion of 1867 defeated all corners against
whom he was pitted.
SERVED HIM RIGHT. Last Saturday
evening one of the soldier boys who had
Just returned from the front gave loaf
er merited chastisement for some in
sulting remarks concerning the unsan-
culinary result of the late military expe-
dition to the eastern border Of the State.
When the companies left here everything
indicated that a serious Indian outbreak
had taken place, and every man in the
command responded in good faith to the
call of the Governor to march to the re-
lief of the defenseless people of Spring
Valley. They expected a conflict with
the savages and were prepared to do their
duty. 1t afterward transpired that the
accounts we're exaggerated and no oppor-
tunity was furnished them of testing |
their prowess but they are entitled to
none the less credit on that account, and |
no one but contemplate cur would
offer a tantalizing or insulting remark |
upon the subject. The pummeling re-
ceived by the individual above alluded |
to was in strict accordance with the prin-
ciples of justice and the eternal fitness
of things.-Senti'ael. Sept. 81.
MANIAC ABRoAD.-ConsiderabIe alarm
was occasioned among the families in |
the vicinity Of the county hospital this
by the strange conduct of man !
who wandered about in the rear of the |
dwellings in that quarter, wildly gestic- !
ulating, and at intervals engaging in |
audible communication with himself, |
the language employed being generally
He proved to be an in
been brought in from George Shepherds
ranch, and is evidently insane. 1t was
found necessary to use force in getting
him back to the quarters from whence
be had escaped. In letter to the Com
Mr.. Shepherd explains by
stating that the man came to his house
a few days ago in pitiable condition.
being nearly starved, almost naked and
in mind. All that can be
earned as to his identity is through the
hospital steward who has discovered that
ne is an Italian and his name is Fran
,isco. He will be examined by the
proper commission and if deemed advis-
lble will be sent to the asylum at Wood
,ridge.-Elko Independent, Seyt. 81.
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