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Connecticut western news., 1875-01-15
Sheffield.

Sheffield.
 Received too late for last week ED. The Sabbath School and its patrons who were invited by Mrs George Cook to spent Christmas Eve at her residence enjoyed the visit exceedingly. One hundred and eighty five sat down to bountiful tables, which were cleared and reset with great celeri,y and order by Mrs. Butcher. Miss s. Dutch CT and Mrs. Boyce, ladies remarkable fol their executive abilities on such occasicns The time was filled up In plays by the little folks, conversation and singing, led by Dr. Grover. A Christmas song, written for the occasion by Mrs. c. A. Phillips. and sung by her daughter, appeared to give mucl satisfaction to all present. Interesting ant affecting remarks were made by Rev. Mir Noble. and vote of thanks rendered Mrs Cook for the pleasure she had afforded young and old. It will be remembered that over year ago Mrs. Cook lost ten der husband and lovely daughter, and she has done much. as also did her lamentet husband, to benefit the Congregations Church in Sheffield.
 A CHRISTMAS SONG,
 WRITTEN BY MRs. c. A. PHILLIPS.
 Among these hills 70 gray and blue,
 We're gathered here tonight,
 Bright. happy boys, and girls 30 fair,
 Oh! what lovely sight,
 We're laughing. singing in our glee,
 Our hearts 20 full and gay.
 Come sing and praiae the Lord for me,
 Praise God for Christmas Day. Chorus-Praise for the day, praise for the day,
 Oh praise, praise, praise, praise.
 Praise for the Christmas Day.
 Twas euch a night as this was seen,
 Whole centuries ago,
 The stars moved on in glorious sheen, While shenherds watched below; For in a manager lowly born,
 The blessed Saviour lay. And angels woke the crimson morn
 With praise for Christmas Day. Chorus as above. The darling one we miss tonight,
 Whose lines were sweet and fair,
 In Heavens broad fields of fadeless light
 Are singing ever there.
 They sweep their harps with golden atrings, Upon the jasper sea, Or here tonight on angels wings, They join with you snd mo. Chorus as above. And she who in this very room, On merry Christmas Day, Greeted her parents in her bloom. With loving words and play. She's found the paths In that fair land,
 That angel feet have trod.
 And beokons with her little hand.
 Each happy child to God. Chorus-Brght is the day, bright Is the day,
 Ohl bright, bright, bright. bright, Bright Is the Christmas Dayl In all our happiness and mirth. With friends so kind and dear. We will be true to Christ on earth, Grow purcr every year; And when the Christmas days shall come, The days we're not to see, With all the saved whose work is done, We'll sing by life 4 fair tree. Chorus Sing by the tree, sing by tho tree. Oh sing. sing. sing, sing, Sing by lfc's fair tree. Whom Jesus walked In love and prayer, In palmy Galiee. He blessed tho little children there
 Who bent to Him the knec; And they who love His precious name, In children take delight. And for your cheer and love the same. We thank you here tonight. Chorus Thank you tonight, thank you tonight Thanks. thanks, thanks, thanks, We thank you here. good night.
Connecticut western news., 1875-01-15

The capital stock of said corporation shall be twelve thousand dollars, and the said capital stock shall be divided into four hundred and eighty shares, of twenty i've dollars each share.
Connecticut western news., 1875-01-15
ARTICLE II.

The name of said corporation shall be ''The Sharon Valley Malleable and Gray Iron Company"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-29
Gin alter &atbolifenberfolqcr.

Ser &ai1er g le ns, lebr unoanf=
bar 9c9en @ott, oer i'm aus cinem Wer=
bonnten gu einem 9errl rl@er ma6te, be-
gann io9lei6 na9 ieiner Sbronbei itei<
9un9 Die &at6oliten auf eins 1ol6e@eile
Su perfolsen, un6 Die 9lrianer gu besiin=
iti9en, oab 16on bic 9an5e&ir9e, 5er|tid=
eft un6 5errillen, pie BON ben 3dbnen
eines Wolfcs oariiber Die untr0fli9lten
Sbrdnen per9ob. @on 10 pielen @euf5ern
serlibrt. erregte nun @ott 9e9en oos ori=
entalii9e &ei9 Die barbarii9en NDlfer
oes Noroens, 5u 6eren 3uriifordn9ung
9alens NIT einem md9ti9en Seere in's
Telo 5u 5ieben 9en0tbi9t mar. 9ieB er=
fubr Elm beili9er Monn, Namens S a.
cius, 0cr ols Gremit ouf Dem @ebir9e
mobnte, uno itieg auf g0ttli@en Mntrieb,
Die Wulte perloieno> Derub, UNI ben&ai-
ler ent9egen 5u 9eben> Der an Der @pibe
elmer 5ablrei9en Mannl l@oft 5u pferb
uno gu Sube beranso9; un0 6o er in
feline Ndbe 9efommen, l@rie er nit lau=
ter Gimme u&aiier, LAB Die &irAen oer
&atbolifen> Die Ou 9el6loEen Daf, 0Hnen,
|uno ou wirt ols @ieger 5uriidtebren,
lonlt 'pirit ou iterbeu," Walens b0rte i'm,
lebte ober, oa ct i'm fir einen Narren
bitlt, ieinen 0farlb fort. S1ocius, Der
oeBbalb nidt Ben Mutb perlor reute
lid am fpl9en0en So9en picber ouf oie
@traBe, INN ben &ailer gu bcsegnen uno
rief linn NIT erb0bter @timme gu: u&oie
fer LAB Die &ir6en Der &atbolifen, bic
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-29
&oitipielt9e @eredti9feit.
w $11, 200 Aopeeatenge6aQren. -@n
Sic 8efreiung unierer S@ule II
BON ben Saren.

Scr Sodmiirbi9ite @ribii9of oom Ginclnnatt
ber0ffentlibt folgenoeS Sd)rciben:
8iele unierer Greunbe, Oh iie nun &atDol'ten
ober Nidtfotbolifen fi,1b, perben nit @rftaunen
oernebmen, bab bic ebrenDaften Iebotate1r bic
auiere Sade 70 gefdidt unb erfolgreid) bor oe's
gcriAteu bert6eioiet baben, 1l,.S ictt fiir ibre
Dicnite We1nungen gu Dem enorlnen Betrage
bon $l1 900 aaienbcn. Das 1T bic @umme,
Die tuir &otbolifen iu eineln Sale fur bte Ve>
rcdti9feit at beaablen babcn. aSir fagen nt1t
bab v6ic Scilung idlimmer 1T, alS bic &rant'
bcit" aber tptr fagen> baS eS einc bel9merltd)e
8iiroe it, fbI1e eiie @traf fe oafii az beSoDle'>
Dab mir Ged)tc Derlauae1t> bic tins ME foltten
bcrpciaert fcin. Sizes lit nur ba5 llrtDetf BET
Sppreme Court. Sic 9lbbotaten mii1en be-
ao6lt tperben. Sic Biid)0fe bet &atboli1den
Rirde in 0bio iollten Piinttli@ ibren gntbeil
Dcr Soften iiberienbcn. S(l5 bet &odtp1te B1>
fdof bo,t Glcbelano uns eriudte, bic &C.
ipiinidte Ibbiilfe nad)5uiu1en, fogte Ct, Ct 'poe
bic SGlfte ber Softer, tra9en. gSir banoeHen
in BET lleber;eusuns, baB iebe @cncinoe tn ben
brci 9i0acien ibren She'll tragen ipiiroen. QSlr
boffcu, bob mir uns ni6t getdui6t boben: Sa>
ber etfud)en tuir ieOcn 8ii6of uno Yrtciter i'm
Staote, iid) ben slnforoerungeu fotDoltider
YFidt .tno @bre III 8e5abfMng bet @e@nurs
au fu9en. rs. 8: Eltreel:,
Bir piilen Aid)t Ioie ca f9 NIT bet Sag fit
@6albaufer d,r anbern Srten perDaltcn bat,
aber Die @cmeinoe in Yomcrob bat nicmals
Sur fir i6r fatbol16es @dulbols be;oblt.
GS 1T Dier sas @eieb bon Mnfang al 10 anss
aeleat tuorben> tuie bic @upren1e Court cS ols
ridtis entidieben bat. @ire bas on onoern
0rten ebenfaus sci9e9enz 70 uare elm Yroe3eb
unn0tbtg gepeien. Wir itn0 oa9er bet @n1td)t
oaB bieienigen 8ean,ten, ipelbe bur@ iDre un<
eered)te Goroeruns bon &oren ben Yrojeb ber,
anlabt baben, bon @edtSme9en aud bic $ll 900
be3a blen miibten. @enn nit bic @ade rc@t
perftebcn, 10 lit oor @ntideiouns BET @upreme
Court bo,, bielen tatbolii9en @dulbaulcrn bic
Sar be3ab(t porbcn. gfa@ bet @ntideibung
Der Court mar 6ieie Say un9efeblidl. IS
iollte BET Staat bic ungeiebli@ bon uns &otbo'
lifen erbobenen Garen 3uriidaablen. @S tpilroe
bas btelleiGt biel 'neDr als $l1 900 bctragen.
gSenn auf cine bon bieien grten bic Mbbofaten<
sebubren ni@t be3ablt meroen f0nnen, 10 ipiro
ipoDl ni1ts anoers iibrie bleiben, 0l8 boB init
8otboIitea bic Summe be5ablen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-29
Scr @eban=Saq in &erlin.

Berlin 2. @ept. Ser nfas unleres
Oberbiir9ermeii tiers 9obre9t uno leiner
9errn Ma9iitrats= @oQegen> am beutigeu
5eban=Sage cine al1gemeine elimination
au peranitalten> lit BEL Der iiberlpie9 e9enoen
Moi{e Der bie1igen 8ep6lterun9 auf eiF
men unfrubtbaren 8ooen 9efallen. Sour
bic 9oteliers 9ofliefranten une 1ol6e>
bic es lperben 1pollen, baben lire @jos=
1terne ouS ber Gunpelfammer berbprge=
bolt, I'M beute Mben0 bamit 81 bril(iren.
Qlus ben 9emadten @orbereitun9 fann
man er1cben, oaB 1i9 bic 8iir9er19aft
Dem &e9in1ent Der 9rn. So6re6t un6
@enohen bur9aus ni6t gu fii9en Wiuens
1T. Srob bes Srubels ouf ben @tro Zen
berri9te feline Sefesitimmuns, Die Snba=
BET BON @el9dften boben ibre Bureauy
unb @etp6lbe 9eDffnet un6 fiimmern f9
tpeniq I'M bos Carmen auf ben @traben.
Sn Mirtli6teit be9eben nur Sic &rie9er=
pereine> luel9e BON Sobr 5u Sobr eine
belere Organi1 1ation erbalten> our6 6@on=
cert uno 8ou in per19ieocnen 2ofolen
ben Deuti9en Sag. @or Dem &atbbaule,
BON beKen 3innen Wlitta9s Elm Gorol:9er
bla1en lpuroe, ,uar BON Der ei9entli9en
Biirserl@oft weni9 Publifum 81 bemer=
fen, ,oo9esen ma@tc 1i6 oerSanba9el our6
lein Yfeifen re6t bemertli@. Man tann
|li6 trob aQer id6nen patriotii@e&ebens=
artcn 0ur6aus ni9t oo5u Be itimmten la1=
ien> einen Sag i'll feiern> an tpel6em Sou=
lenoe uno aberEouienoe ouf oem@6ladt=
feloe tbeils 5u&riippeln 9e16o1en ,uurOen>
tbeils ibr 2cben 9elaHen Dobcn. ueber6ies
finoet man ,pe9en ber matriellen 19le4ten
@erDdltnilje fi@ feinestpe9s pcranlab st in
'bas 10 triumphe ein5uitimmen; bic
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-29
= Sic fSreimaurer uno eeSuoen in

- Sic SSreimaurer uno Suoen tn
9 d II nj Tno auber ii@, neil Der nor
einisen Wp&en peri iforbene 9irettpr oes
Bo6un1er Wereins fir Bersbau umo
@uBfablfabrifation, Serr Satob W{aper,
lein 9e5amn1tes, ii6er cine balbe W}llllon
S6aler betro9enbes Yerm6gen lebttpilig
Der &ir6e perlna@t fat. Ser Trau oes
Wcrltorbenen bleibt tpdbreno ibrcr ge=
bens seit oer 9lieBbrau@ beNelben. G6a=
ratteriitifG uno jenen 9erren be1onoers
anffBbig in 6em Sefan1ent 1T Die Mb=
neisung> Die Der Grblaiier por bet ltaat=
li6en Wer1paltung bes tir@li6en Ser
mDgens Aegt. Ct Dat aus Die fem @runoe
feitgelebt, bab feline @obe nur oann ben
perl 9ieoenen BON i'm als Grben be5etd)=
neten Bistbimern bleiben 1ou, tuenn bic
1elben f9 elmer vr0mii 9<fatbolil9en
fir9liGen" Notwithstanding CT
freuen. Ma9fer Grbe 1T oas 8istbu UNI
Yooerborn (bas Sci ltament 1T Dor et>po
bret sSaDren 9emo9t moroen); betannt=
li6 5tebt boi ilel6e aber CUR 3elt unter
itaatli9er Momini ltrotion. @Dmit fommt
bos Bistbum Miiniter uno bann bos
Gr3bistbum &0ln an Die &ei6e. @ollte
ober audi in bielen beioen 9iD5eien Die
tir9li6e Ner,ualtune ein Gnoe nebmen>
10 ,uanoert bas Bern1Dgen na@ O(e6eln
in Belgien, BON bo, fails au9 bas Ser
nD9en ber belgi]9en Bistbilmer unter
ltaatltG Nerlpaltun9 gefelt tueroen iollte,
na9 2uon uno i6liebli@, fails bicr oas
@lei6e eintritt> iiber ben Canal in oas
Palais bes @r5bi56ofs bon @el ltminl ter.
9lber au6 bier ift Der GrblaiIer nit lei=
net @orli6t nod ni9t am @nbe. @oute
namli@ lelbit in England Die fir@li3e
@crm0gensper,paltnng gelekli4 beleitist
,peroen> 10 tpanosrt bas Grbe tpieber tpie=
bet mad Ba6erbprn in ben pcri0nli6en
Belib oes borttsen Bil 9pfs unb 1eine1
gla@fol9er, oenen jeoo@ fir bielen Sal
Die 8erpfli6tung auferlegt miro, bic 3in=
lien oes 8ermo9ens fit Die 3tpede oes
Bonifaeius= uno Embellishments gu
uertpenoen.
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Ser Ghio @diicnfreun6

ipire bcrausgeacbcn gum Sc itsn beS Yomeroi)
aSoitcnboufcs fit &naben, tpcl6c Nnitalt gum
9robtcn She'll ben oieiem 8latte a5bGnaia lit.
9a Die 3oDl Der berIa icncn Rnaben arob bas
Ncmcrob @aiienDaus aber beid)rqnft l.aS arm
IT, 70 bitten tuir ale Menf9enf ftcnnoe/ Sie1e
s!nftalt our6 s(nnabmc eincS Der folqeuSc,,
Ncrid)lagc ol unteritiben:
y Seber, ber uns $3.50 boar einicnbet, ben,
1@idcn iu!r ben u0bio @oiienfreunb" 1e6c
NSode, o-lanae er Iebt Dieic Iebeuslauali<
dcn Abonncnten peraen als @tifter bes 8ai<
1enbaules bctra6tct uno piro 10 lauqe bic
snltalt beitcbt ta9li@ fit iic sehetet.
p gScr un8 $1,000 baor cin1en6et, Scu icliz
den pir 6en e9bio BaiienfreuNo@ 10 SATIRE
lang jeoe @o9e.
81 @ir bitten ale 2eier, bas @aiienbaus
hts'c1lcl1 oar@ einc bclebi9e @abe gu ,lnter>
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y + & nj II.

Scoel Nbonnent; bet fir ocn uS1io @aiiens
1runo~ 81 l.5o besablt, fann 9c9cn godnobIuno
non 90 Gents bic folgenbe Tramic crbalten:
Allel111ab! RatboliideS @cbebud bon
Or. i. &au len, in bcquemcm Said)enfor<
,not, gut 9ebunocn, NIT edtcm @oltid)nitt unb
:s'telbllo, 100 Seiten itart. Ser 2aocnbrcis
ndtefes treffi@cn, @ebetbudcs iff $1.2o. Oic
ss(bonnenten bes vSbio aifcnfreunb" erbal>
1cn ooS 8udl pOrtofrei fir mir 60 Geuta.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-29

- Gnr Die gat1eorale gu Columbus, Sv
.9lto .m tn oer na@ften Mod)e cine 8air 9ebalte,.
sStr mnl1ld)en, pap ollc &atbolteu ber 9ioaeie
n1e Pra9toolle eatbeorale fortiuabrenb unter<
1tuken 'nodten. 9aS i60ue @cbdubc lit nod
lan9e n19t bollenoct uno Die ieitDcrigen 8ous
1otcn ttno aud nod nid)t be5aDlt. @cnbet
oagcr cine Ieiitcucr fir bic ct. SoicpDs Go<
1bcbralc in Columbus.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-29

2eute nit ibrem seiun6en Meni i@enper<
itanbe tueiIen auf bas 9arnieoerliegen
BEG Sanoels unb Berfebrs bin uno fro
gen NIT @e6t, ob bas Die Gru9tiit, lpel<
DE por fiinf Sabren NIT 10 9rober Olten<
tation ber oeutl9en Station perbeiBen
tporben iF.
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- + 4 MT len.

p gset nns bic slbrei1en bon 9 neucn s(bon>
nentcn 1tn6 $500 ienbet, erbalt ols @ra,nie
c'ne bubi@e 9 6mu adj I'M @ertbe bon
81: 90: - 98er unS 4 neue Nbounenten uub
$500 ienoct erbalt @@mudiaden int
Nerfbe bon $500. - Sir 6 1ieue 9tbonnenten
acben iuir S6m,di iaden I'M @ertbe bon $500
ino 10 fiir ie tueitere Mbounenten. 0arum
1oltcn ftd Nllc ben,iiben, bic 3abI unierer
slbonncnten gu bermeDren. 60 ettpas 1T nod,
1''dt oa9eipc fen: ieber @ammlcr bon gbon,
1enten bilft Den @aiienfinbern unb erbalt b.
tur chen 2ogn bon @ott, un6 aud nit bcrob<
1'ca 1c'ne 0}iiDe bnr6 toitbare Sdmudiadlel1.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-29

en-, Ser u@aiienfreuno" braudt fit bos
.ssotenDous Scfcn unO 8rennmoterial, benn
Lei .er sSlntcr IT bor ber &biir. @benfo braud)en
,o'r " lpar'ne Hleioer fit bic arnen &noben. 9aS
tgclo TT nun febr tnopp nnb bic 8eiteu iinb
1@le9t "a s|bcr aeraoe oesipegen fouten ale
;;aboi1nenten uns 6as 8latt piinftlid boraus
neiaglen. Cine grobe 3abl bon Nbonnenten 1T
3ult 33ult Der 3ablun9 nod i'm @udltanoe. @ir
praud)en oringeno @elo! 9abcr Greunoc, last
1lnS nidt I6n0er iparten
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-29

Nsaas@ 9lRe 8riefe, 1ueI9e bas @aiienDauS betreen
1nb 81 abrefiiren:
:, 2srot9ers Of st. sraneis, To,nerop, o.
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HpmeroD, Sen 29. September 1875.

1ss~ GHe Briefe, Befteuunaen, gnfrasen, gorre=
8ep. so(ep9 se(Gn9, Xotterop, Meigs Co.. ..
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-04

THE luck of lousy calf /" is an old
saying; but it was bad luck for fifteen
lousy calves, near Santa Rosa. Califor-
mia. when their owner undertook to free
them ef the vermin. the other day. He
wanted to brand them. but finding that
they were lousy, he first saturated their
hides with coal oil. which he had been
told would eradicate the varmints. He
then applied the heated brnnding-iron
to one Of the animals. and in an instant
it was wrapped in sheet of flame. The
frightened calf at once ran in among its
fourteen companions. and they were
soon in the same blazing condition. We
have heard of fiery bull: but this is
the first time we ever heard Of :. bull calf
on fire. 1t may he unnecessary to state
that the lice were killed RersiIe.
If We didn't like roast veal. we
wouldn't believe that yarn.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-04

SPIRITUAL MFD1uM-One of the pris-
oners confined in the County Jail is a
spiritual medium. BY laying his hands
on the table it Will move in any direction
the medium Wills. The other evening q
skeptic who was present at seance
Jumped on the table while it was IN mo-
tion, hat it continued to move. neveTthe-
less. and >truck the side OF the jail with
such force, that one of the legs. two and
a half inches square. was broken. There
appears to be no bumbng about the
,ahle tipping and moving in this instant,
and the wonder is that the medium do q
MT move himself out o! jail.-Si!rer
.St1t,,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-04

SINE MONTHS SINCE there was good
deal of excitement, In certain not widely
ramifying quarters over our State Prison
and its management. The investigation
ment of the Prison canssd some little
discussion. here and there, rs TO the
average cost. per capita. OF feeding th-
prisoners. 1t was asserted, We remem-
Der. by persons protesting to be Inform
ed. that the expense of feeding the con-
victs at San Quentin Was very much less
than that which was incurred at the Ne
vada Penitentiary. This SEEMED reason
able hen we consider the comparative
chenpness of provisions In California;
but il ex- Congressman and ex-Collscior
of the Port. T. G. Phelps of San Fran
cisco is correctly informed. the prison
eIs in our Peritentiary are fed a; very
much cheaper rate than the inmates Of
the Caiifornia Institution. In synop-
sis Of some OF the more interesting poin's
Of Phelps iisc,urs :, the San Fran else"
Post Of Tuesday las, says:
The cost Of the Stat Prison shows an
enormous incr-n>e. A. the pre>en, time
il costs the State ii cents per day per
convict over and above the receipts for
prison labor, while in 1860 with fever
prisoners and without the machinery.
workshops. ETC.. Which have since hen
added at great exp ns@, 1t cost buf l0E.
cents per day. The en"rnousnes. "f
our public expenses il perhaps hest
illustrated by comparison with other
States. As compared with tie per capita
cost Of or government t:.at Of Maine Is
is but IL per cent; New Hampshire. 8:
Connecticut, IL: Rhode I-hnd 81 2;
New J-,s y. 6: Vermont. Is; Michigan,
-: Keutu'ky. IA 9: WISCONSIN. %; Iowa
25.2: Maryland ii 2: Massachusetts. IS 2:
Pennsylvania, S 9 Delaware, 90: Ohio
2O-the average being Is Is. to say
nothing Of the difference in our currency
which would reduce the average TO Az
per cent.
The average cost Of feeding the pris-
oners confined in our State Prison is
about 90 cents per dien-or less than
one half the cost entailed ct San Quen-
tin. This shows we'll for Colonel
Hyman's management.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-04
Eke Carson aailu 9ppeal
CARSON CITY:

NEWTON BoorH ia a tremendous re-
former, a regular Steam Paddy OF re-
former-on paper and the stump. when
there is an election coming on. The
future is his field. however, not the past.
His reformation is thing of promises.
not of facts accomplished. In 1871 he
was elected, on Reform, anti-railroad,
anti-monopoly. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Moral and Anthony platform; bat Mr..
Phelps, else ~here quoted from. has been
digging into him and finds facts, dam
agins, discouragiDg. anti-reform facts.
thus summarized by the Post:
The long array of figures presented by
Mr.. Phelps show that the expenses of
the State and County Governments have
steadily increased from the formation of
the State, until now they aggregate S13,-
500. 900. The increase has been almost
continuous, the reform administration If
Booth being the most extravagant and
extensive which the State has ever had,
and as is shown by the figures. having
run the expenses far beyond the limit
which they reached under Haight. This
increase has been marked in all branches
of the administration. except in the item
of State printing. In 1858. when Fitch
4 Pickering. of the Bulletin and Cal. did
the State printin.. they managed to run
the bills up to the immense amount of
S2u2 i9i 81 But though no subsequent
State Printer has ever made such a
bnn,nza OF the State Treasury as did
Fitch 4 Pickering. the expenses of that
department have of late years been
steadily running up. having increased
from S31 1873 50 in 1861 to S133 OBJ -
md Booths reform administration in
1872.
When W. reflect that unless California
gets itself reformed through tho noble
and disinterested ministrations of Mr..
Booth. M,~srs Pickering and Fitch and
the Ba'lstin and Gail it Will continue in
its dreadful badness. and look at these
heart-renjing figures We are convul,ed
with the spasms of despair. Whittier
are We drifting"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-04

THEY will indulge in their little pleas
antries, those Eurekans. The Sentine.
of Tuesday says: Pete Canavan and
Lew Kelly, attended the concert last
evening made up a. members Of the
London swell mob. They acted the
character 20 truly to life that one would
suppose that they had practictd it for
wear. in the Old Country. before fhe,
tmisrnteh To Sydney. We are rrediiably
Informed that there wasn't h-ndker-
chief in the pocket Of any person within
three seats Of ih.m in five minutes after
they went into the house."
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-04

A COMING PoxM. Walt Whitman il
devoting his leisure moments to the
composition of a poem on the scandal
A few lines will serve to show that the
terrors OF bis genius are unabated:
Cornucop1ia Of restiferous pecadilloeei
Plague. p. stilerce. slauEht =, famine,
anon, mun:ef, tempest.
lightning. shipwreck, North
Pacific bends, and Urange
county butter
What are these to that. or this to thooe.
Warming the Pole: icing the Equator;
Sistiag sod. solitary; lcapiDg. crawling.
dying. all around the world. and
On the rocks OF Terra del fueg0.
PaxtAe0ope hCrids Prriscopic woe |!
NuecotasA OF SOCIAL slime immense.
Diamtng the argent plenilune;
Nuah. siush. g1sh. Sherman sva1ns
o Elizabeth o Hen1yi
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-04

The SHEEP sBkARERs Of Lander county
are on strike. the whole five Of EN-.
They are ont in card in the RsreiHe.
rallying the sheep shearers of the world
to stand up for their price and advising
them that :'if The men Of John King 5
ring cannot pay ten cents, let them send
abroad and get men who will work for
less This is shear desperation.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-04

Rev. HAMMOND is reported at Stock
ton, There's where the most IF his con-
verts fetch mp. The report that he
had gone East proves too good stor!
to be true.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-04
Sub Committees;

On Grounds 80 Messrs. Gibson, Traadway-
Wood, BowBer and eck'r.
On Cars-Mcssrs. " God Rohedee, Doten and
Swift.
On Music Nessrs. Ticker, Donnelly and
Gibson.
On Prin:ing-Nessrs DUten, Swift, Bo1ker
and Edwards.
On pancing-To have full Oh irgs If the ball
room st the picnic ground, as Floor Manager,
etc, Seymour IiElty.
Gn financt-- Mcs.rs. Edwards, Moves and
She pard.
Executive CCmmittte-W. s. Wood, A. l.. Ed
wards and 5. I. swift.