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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-06

BISMARCK is not in frame Of mind to
be ou.generaled by the Jesui.s, against
whose subtle Vaccinations he las de-
clsred an Incorporating warfare.
There is grave significance in the note
which has been sent from Berlin to Vi
emma reque, ting that one Bishop Foerste
be prevented by the Austrian Govern
men. from exercising any Of his episco-
pate functions toward the Prussiau part
of his diocese while residing in and
maintaining his clerical authority ovei
his Austrian bishopric. Austria, to be
sure, has made show of plucking up
enough of courage to resist the AFRO
gance Of Rome but whether. in view
Of the touchy attitude of France toward
the German Empire, she will submit TO
anything that looks like dictation from
Prince Bismarck is a somewhat doubtful
question. However, burnt child drend>
the fire, and it is likely that Austria hiss
not forgot the drubb:ng she got from her
brother T, u.ons in the war of a week -
But that Bismarck in revise relsIes his
determination TO break down the schemes
OF the Temporal Power Of the Supreme
Pontit is very evident. Many another
than Protestant German eyes - strained
in watching the events across the seas.
sn,iou.ly following tie movements of
the Great Premier and expressing the
solicitude OF hearts tina: wish more
power to him."
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-06

TIE CHERoKEE INDIANS in Legislature
assembled have peti,ioned the Govern
ment Of the United States for Terri
torial Government At least one branch
of their Legislature has done this
Looking to an admission into the Union
Is o State by and by. under conserva-
tive" cuddling, We take q Yankees priv
iIege to gness. II not an original, at
least this would be All aboriginal idea.
We suppose that Ross is the Cherokee
Of the situation.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-06

HAIL TO the Chief who in triumph ad-
vances. Our next President, Newton l..
has carried his victorious banners as far
into the pawpaw country as the Baby
loDish city of Salem. Indiana, and been
offered grand ovation there. The news
comes from Louisville. and the suspicion
in cbu.lish minds is that this Salem de-
monsiraiion is shre~d advertising de-
vice trumped mp by Mr.. Suit. President
Booths principal. and chief spiritual
adviser. Such is fame
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-06

QUICKSILvER.-The announcement here
,ofore IL ide throus the columns OF this
paper tht an important discovery Of
cinrabsr groupings had been discovered
abou: fou- mills from Reno WAS freely
commenced on by the presses IN this
Slate and California. We have much
better news to furnish them now. The
ledge has been srrnck, and SO far as de-
velup-d gives evidences of permancy
and wealth On Sunday morning. the
veteran prospector and discorerer "f the
deposit. came rushing into Reno with a
pan fnii of the ore. It was examined
critically Ivy several mining experts, wi o
pronounced it the finest they bad ever
seen, And all day long there was
nothing hut ''qnicksilyer' in Rem.
There can be no doubt of the matter.
Wa>hne county has nnAarthed the first
ciunabar ledge in Nevada, And in a
few days We shall tell the world all sbout
tt Reno Journal Nor. l.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-06

WHEN FRANCE AND ENGLAND join. d
forces to oppose the designs Of Ri--'.
toward Turkey (in the Grim. an wnr).
the Object of their alliance With the
Turk was to prevent the Mnscov1t''
Power from d,ng-rnnsly extending itself
| so far as to hold the keys # the Back
Sea and thus open for itself naval
depot which. unlike Crorstadt and the
Nevn. should afford needed facilities for
the fitting out and sailing of ships "i
war in winter as We AZ summer The
love for the Turk was nil: the instinct
OF seIf-preservaiion against n realization
of the dreams of Peter the ship builder
vas the moving incentive 10 the military
operations which reduced Seba>tapol
and sent the Russian Emperor back to
his palaces and his serfs. But there has
come yet another change over the capri
,ious policy of Britain; and now. beIirv-
Ing or pretending to believe that her
possessions in the Indies need a more
perfect protection. England is debating
with herself the chances of 81. zinS upon
E,yp: and holding the Siez Canal rs
means of aece SIS 70 her Indian dependen
CHS. Certainly that ship channel in the
hands Of an unfriendly naval power. like
France, nigh. work tremendous damage
to the East Indian Company; and the
wonder is that while France was ia the
thToes of her mighty and disastrous war
with Prussia 1t had not occurred 70 Eng
lish statesmen to devise some prete1t for
siezing the Canal and holding it III the
teeth OF the khedive-w hich, OF course
might have been n comparatively easy
matter at that time of trouble 10 her old
Crimean ally. OF course the Turkish
which. through the vice
regency maintained in Egypt by the
Khedive is at all times virtually power
less TO resist any encroacbments designed
apon her territory by Great Britain, is
loubly SO now that her hands are occu-
pied wit the insurgents OF the Dsuubian
Provinces; SO that - far as the Ottoman
Empire is concerned England may sieze
The Valley of the Nile without fear Of
serious opposition; but the question is.
will the Western powers quietly submit
to such high handed proceeding?
As 10 Egypt itself there is little
or nothing in it that England or
any other European power need to covet. |
Its chief, aud indeed, in the considera-
ton OF present entertained Tor it in Eng
land, its only value, is that which it Oh
tains in consequence of its new relative
position gained by the brilliant engineer
ing Of Van Lesseps, toward the Red Sea |
and the Gulf of Arabia. Should John |
Bull mature his half formed determina-
ion to occupy the Isthmus Of Suez it |
nay be that this generation will live to |
see repeated the stirring sights which are |!
N history by Bonapsrte's
Impressive words to bis legions as he |
them against the Marine |
ukes under the shadow Of the Pyramids. |
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-06

COMMENTING upon the recent election
in New York, the .Silrer Stote Dem.
frankly says: Both parties are pnt on
their good behavior, and the scales hang
very nearly equally balanced for the
Presidential campaign. wit: chance
for the next Congress to turn it in favor
of the Democracy" Our contemporary
touches the key right there. If the next
House of Representatives. largely Demo
cratic as it is. and strongly tinctured
with Confederate ingredients. acts
with a possible wisdom. it may set the
Democracy on their feet for such
struggle as would enable them to divide
tho North with the Republicans. Bu.
there is the peradventure Of original sin
to be weighed against the possibility OF
such a display of wisdom.
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That Paradise Oh st.

The following relative to the ghost.
y h,.h i. now creating such n sensation
| in Paradise is furnished us hy n gentle
| man who vpuches for its correctness:
Last FRIDAY night while be and another
gentleman were in the building in which
| the ghost appears. with three lamps and
. candle burning. they saw the sprari-
ton advancing towards them. closely
followed ny large. fine looking. black
dog. l; app. AIRED to BE- a medium sized
man. apparently abont fifty I've years OF
age. With grizzled beard. palid counte-
narc- and rnnk-n eyes 1t came mp
within few feet OF where they were ait
ting, sliding its feet ou the floor with
harsh noise as it advanced. 1t stood
mntiunless in front Of them for some
time, and though asked several ones
TONS. refused TO answer any. Ii then
turned round and r~trea,ed in the dire
ton whence il Came, and suddenly dis
appeared Our informant Says b" does
not believe in gho-ts. and though ne
vouch.s for the truth Of what he states
r-gnr,'ing it SAYS he cannot believe bis
own eyes. and THINKS there is some frlrk
ahout it. He cannot account for the
disappearance ~ the nrpari'ion as every
doc, i the builiing III winch it az pared
was locked Investigation will certainly
reveal the fact that the Ghost is no 2b">t
at all. hu, some person who is p'a,n G
practical Ike, on the crrdnlouS. A. or
informant is "a mrtter Of fact man. II Is
q little Surprising that he did not grab
hold OF his ehosiship and ascertain how
much real flesh and blood there L. IN
-SHrcr STATE. Nor. 4.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-06

SUCCESSFUL TR.PPhRs.-J. c. Fair
bank. who was in town yesterday, II =
forms ia that two young men. name d
Dake < Highly, who have been at work
for him on the B ,dger ranch. procured
some ,raps recently, and set them for
the first time Tuesday night. Yesterday
morning their labors were reward d by
finding a gray wolf and lynx securely
caught ip their tolls. Gray wolves,
though At one time numerous in this
county. are now rarely seen. In early
days they were killed of by sheep men
and others. and with the exception OF
that trapped n, Fairbanks We have not
neard Of any having been seen in this
vicinity for ,ears.-Silrer State, NOu. 4.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-06

PoIsoSFD P1Gs.-Wlthin the past few
days Nr Nidgely, of the Occidental Ho-
tel. Dayton. has lost fifteen valuable
shost, by poison. Suspicion Amos.
Enthusiastically points to Chinese ser
want, who WAS recently discharged by
Mr.. NJ. as the perpetrator Of the deed.
Should this be proven. we shall know
how TO account for the defamation in the
number Of Chinese servants in Dayton
that will shortly take place. A China
man who would thus revenge himself
for 4 sancied insult, should be made to
ca, the poisoned hogs uncooked, bristIe.
and all. We look for Chinese funeral
in Dayton.-Lyon County Times, Ala.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-06

RETukxs from the Eastern elections
to-day are very meaGer. and the news
which is anxiously looked for is by no
means satisfactory. But very few fg-
ures are given. and it is apparent that
those sent is the result o! mere guess
work.-Eik0 Independent.
No they isn't. They's the .esal: OF
Free School Arithmetic.
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.,NoTlcE TO LlENHoLDERS.

N-OTICE Is HErFBY GIVEN TO ALL
II p, r-ons holding legal liens upon thai
q rtain dvt 'ns hous OWNED fy ". b. "tlton,
situated on c. rain lot 0! land ylne IN rnissy
County, Nevada, and hereinafter more fnliy
escribed. 10 present the anne, with proof u
their validity. ID he Justices Con OF Carson
township. tr-usby county, Nevada. 81 the
Court Room of Judge Z. A. "ither.Il. on Mon
day the 18th day OF Sovtnbtr, 1919, st 10
O'clock A. u. Said lot o. lsnd Is described D.
foil VS. Beginning at Tolnt on the quarter
Quarter sFctiun line $40 feet nor. h OF ;Lc south
st corn Of the south west = OF the south
". st L Of Seq. 8, Township IS north, Range ~
eaa, Mount Diablo Base md Meridian. theuce
north said quarter quarter section line 30
fe. I. thence west $50 feet, m Re or tss. 20 the
East line # Carson street as the anne would oe
If extended north eli Carson City, thence south
ong the said line Of Carson street SO feeS, and
thence east $50 feet more or le.s 10 the place OF
beginning
Carsol City, Nov. s, 1875.
W PRAY, Tisnholder.
TEos. II. WILLS, Attorney. ns-isW3~
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-06

GETTING BoLD.-A daring burglar at
tempted 10 gain admission into the Vim
ter House on Tuesday night about mid
night. He made one Of the lower bed
rooms the scene Of the attempt. but WAS
frus.ra' ed and frightened away by a
young lady Of the house. The blast
from Gabriei's last trump won't be a
marker for the scream that frightened
that burglar away. A gentleman retir-
ing mp stairs at the time Saw the fellow
run, but it was too dark TO recognize
him. BE on the look out /; there will
doubtless be plenty OF this kind Of work
nutil some of them are caught and hung,
Lyon County Times, Noe. 4.
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Notice.

a IL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AG AISST
n the Carson City Che nic.l e.. are re-
qU sted o present them to the secretary Of the
company in ten 10 days from date.
THOS. l.. SMITH,
sec.etA-y.
Carson City. Noyembr 6, 1875.
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Notice.

Al LPEeSONS HOLDING CLAIMsAGAINsT
~ the Nevada Agricultural, Mining ana
Mechanical Society are requested to present
them immediately to the Secretary. NJ. L.
Yaeer, who will be found At the Office Of the
State Treasurer.
BY order OF the Board of Trustees
GEORGE TUFLY.
President,
Carson City. October n. ls1f. u
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-11

IRREGCLARI-T OF DELIVERY Of TKE
APPEAL " AT EMPIRE.--Constable Lang
Informed Us yesterday that FOR three oil
, four days past the APPEAL had hot been
delivered to cur subscribers at Empire.
We interviewed the carrier Oh the sub
ject and he said. unequivocaily and
prom pity, that he delivered the Empire
papers, regularly, every morning, well
ahead Of the leaving of the , o'clock
train, at the depot, here. This, then,
clears our skirts OF all blame. If the
papers are not carried TO Empire and
delivered when the cars arrive there,
what can Re do about it: We have no
very good right to complain, for the car
rying o: our Empire budget is n pure
dead-head arrangement; and We are not
disposed 10 ind fault with people whose
doing OF services for rs Is entirely a
matter OF favor. As to sending by the
cars instead Of the post we DO 1t IN def
erence 20 the expressed wish OF the En-
pire people. The mail takes letters and
papers there Gulte As soon as the cars
can get them there, for it goes by the
morning train; but the trouble is that
there is no Sunday mail. This woTli
cause thu delivery Of the Sunday AP.
PEALs TO be delayed until Monday NOM
ing, and SO raise a CRY of distress 1t
time when the Empirean heart should be
lifted in praise . even a higher power
than the editor Of a daily newspaper.
We will do lpst what our Empire friends
want to nave rs &c about the matter,
and 60 to all the trouble necessary 20
have them supplied with their APPEALS
with regularity.
THE FArc2ITE.-Th Bank * LsHse salucn
corner Of King and OTIusoy street,, is becoming
the favur.te resort Of tins city. TIE great
attraction i IredeilCksburg Beer. while sue
best Of w:-es, liquors AMI cigars G-e. 50, sold
ST the bar. 4 dTst class PrtI1 tam for the
amuseIlerT O: quests, cold lunch st a.! hours
and hearty good cheer FOR all sre it, recJm.ler.
iatioIs 70 public .tvCr. il. Il. Brown is tls
proprietor,
IMPORTANT. Endorsed By he NJ deal pro
fess!on. uE. wv. HILLS BALSAN FOR TIE
l NGS CUrts CUTgLs, Colds sid Consumption,
and all dis sses Of the Throat aui Chest. DR..
: TOOTEACHE ANODYNE cures
in one MINUTL nhI2-tu
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-11

IMPORTANT. Endorsed By he NJ deal pro
feseion. Dr. TM Halls BALsAN FOR THE
LUNGS cures CUEgLs, Colds sid Consumption,
and all DIS sses Of the Throat aui Chest. DR..
TOWN>LEl TOOTEACHE ASODYNE cures
lin one MINUTL mhl2.tu
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-11

FALSE ALARM OF FIEE.-The persistent
whistling Of the steam engine of thresh-
ing machine last evening about o'clock
caused an alarm of fire. The thresher
was up in or near Welch's field at the
time. The gallant firemen got a good
ready on to take suction, man the brakes,
take the butt and swart Cornell Anderson
over der gourd wild spsnner-but they
weren't needed, be Jeeze.
PAPER FOR THE PAPERLEss.-We no.
tice with interest that Mr.. John G.. Fox
is in receipt Of a considerable quantity
of newspaper. Our brethren Of the press
will no doubt avail themselves Of this
opportunity to secure bargain.
Two LADIES arrayed in Bloomer dresses
and wearing hats of the Granger variety
came into town yesterday afternoon from
tho Lake. They attracted the attention
Of the curious. and admiring expressions
followed them, accompanied with mirth.
BOB PI1LEY tells Us that his handsome
little trotter, who so hurtfully impaled
himself at the course the other day, is
getting along nicely. The chances seem
favorable to his entire recovery.
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IDAHO CITY BUsIxrse mr..

C. g. Kingsley. general nerch... W.
G. W. Crafts. sensr.i ns.ca.us,.. . ~
l''n'1' s'F'y' ssssFA naereA.aa. :
rsai street. 0a>.
L.oer / svsnn. sesera ue,.,
street ad,e =,
o n..re. In AID hardware. Main IT,.
D. B. Ki@1nei witches ard ,erel-, -
). B. E1sery. sea~rzi nerchaaai.e w. ..a 'ss
I'd F1i.ser. sere-L merchandise n 'tss
Dr. IL zipt. ph5s-e-an md druex,o,. = 's'x
k'*e seb~s's'. saea, raa,te. Ma, saa Ny
A ssranss. oo.nrsss.on and ~,~ ss
Main street. e oula.
soah "3''"Af 's'ta' market Main No..
" Hssg. brewery. Nan stree.
street. Asaf VI
so-1 GOOD. ro1sari4l asri.t. Main .,
stree. A'a'ss1nn
~ Lsaey' sc-el. LIMA House. eo,,,
goaAesT All Coa4.-erc-A. st-se,. aat
" ". ElAzh, l.,e-y a. feed s,.b,s y.
"al- k.l-er. ss-- .-c:c.y. Wall CO.. '
TlaeA@r L Hs!la.1. salon. Nan s,,...
I--it zA1a. .alooa. Me- stree.
R1 as feed ana liver 81,
gcaig9E-e-g street aot
NAy<L. Afezaer-1v5-s -.-..--.w
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Z Minnesota Sensation.


-sle Aitf' A;''.l> Ma = y et---6->
1-t i1>; - ;-i> 4l. vintage r.
aT-lN AZ. otssE ia-' C#.s...N 'Alss.
ras.4ec4 = zeal sensation. -. t4Et.t4
'4r~ oi "t,l Lax" IT,: r
iauaa tHe.r Ky sate raa. r-.tt
i.s'a. TWP years >a@a Thomas NJ
~.n. ! >tan !.t4y5aH. l~ca.see Fl.
# Man Aa3gt>s lie .ey. s.. t-s~.
her was apparently .er..res~atctl. aal
Nelson nranF~tel u.1--.a- Ia.> TIE
maiden declined. r'.Aa.a- = ~ ~
cuse Nelson's iurecanIa>s:v ar.
promising then. i j aS>egteI. i. rs
>hsnli AZ me future day better h5>
circumstances that sic uau1! become
ts wife. With the fire If Ike i'll him
he went to Black River Pals. us
where In found employment, and \
reasonable degree 4 Success For
two long wears he cou-.c,l industrious.
II. anL saved his earnings and the 70
suits of Bis investments with scrunp-
lous care. returning = week or - ava
10 claim III, bride pursuant = ,ho
agreement between them Meantime
Mary Anderson found another nerson
who possessed more charm. FIR bar
4 Irritation was stra,ed anil whom
Nelson returned il was to find his A..
tention mol . recipr,ca;el - his in.
aginaticn had believed j, should -
and his hear; desired He l;nra,,a
however Tor several DAYS :, rar,r,s
Falls. and d:i all within his ,,,u.r ;.
bring abou, ]. reconciliation ami W.,
back the lady's love
On Friday evening his ofr,r,s ..l /
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y VIRTUE or 4 nFCRrT

Rl VIRTUE or \ DECRETAT.
~ o-3e- a: sA.r sssae on; - ,Ae TAlx:-ae. Cs:-.
s1cd -a3icsal 4 str: = Idaho Ter! orv he3d II
AL far BOISE c2sn;v. Epoa taiease~; AT sse--v
rNcr-F@t u s5s coats s4vcs - H-varst RAN.
XII a1d against VI. II. kvyap-er defendant ss- TIE
sFa q: F4feea Hgvs3se~4 aaa F2shtv seven Ara .a4
!os}Ars. with legal ;rsssrse; thereon from C>afe-
80 sna costs - <gs taSrS, =: So u e,ssras-4n.
re = ~FA a. 'he right title. interest ana s3a5,x ~
redemption sa.ch N. III keIpNe- ana f.~stss F-k
hart ana James Judge. merchants tas~e ~ xs.,~x.
1n0eE tie arEn name 81 Eckhav: + tgtsSe saa All
persons claiming under them o- snv o. either AZ
'Aen had 81 The Iith lay Il Ns-eh 1>-3 or have .s
faa asy aclUsrs! q and 10 the following ,rx.~4.s
real property situate iying aaa BE- ma ia the ,antv
81 Boise ard Territory ~ Idaho tsNwtt. g@tr ssy
en- hi! Gains q: one hundred feet f-sa. a,,s.
%" "ess 81, AMI fronting ou Stes,neca. gtsseh sas
mining claims cosnms-e&rs - the raoa;h q. ga
s'f@fneos' sulch ans extending M the sa1ch seyvn
a"H5Fe5 ssef and extending back s~,n sasa Steam.
ooa Ealca ot the width Of seven ha,tryi fsr :. ,hs
TOP 81 the hill Also the Whole q S,csr,s>,s. r,~n
IN 'F0a' 81 said described bill claims a. anmr
sToaua. Also sixteen hundred feet o< bar rain,ns
saafAs isoasng On No-e's Greek. situate fySn- .ns
being on she south side Of sad More. srees -,
saeoeiag Al the mouth Of cAmrAsll's saah. ana
'ana'ss down Noce's creek SIXTEEN aan<srr>, Sec,
~ sSs.aans sk IN soa.hssls direction q. equal
800 - 'front.' inc t. the hull. Also sixteen hrn.s
ia 'ee' IN said Mores e-cck adjoining the ss,sn, Ira
:" sAia bar mining ground FOR aa,ap rroaaa,
Asse s'sas hundred aud assy fee; non, Of h,n
,ash'he ground on the soath allie ~ Mars's srn.x
naaaGed below nv claims formerly ownes nv 49,,
and bounded aecve by Campeeli's suish ex
eaains tack 'rom Nere's creek bar claims "a ,nn
-, - vac nsa aud adla;ns the bar claims last ass
herein Also certain t~c ssory hexs>, lox
.asanng situate. lying and being Al Aras,ra srr.f
sa .oansy. said building erected Cor ssare AMI
a.,.,.. Also sae ground under and around sasi
,1sa'ns Also the certain ~Asa- ditch known =. a..
INV ditch. sakinS water frSsm Crooked r,vrr
sane icing about thirteen miles long ana car
..id water 10 the Gold Hill mining district Al,
a. sae .aisr rights owned claimed hy the be-
n a.. n H. kenarnes. ia ArAs;ra creek. in sass
county: together with ii, and singular the ten
49, entertainments and appavsenAaces tAervuntn
vac pArcels hersin described. Public notice /, hs,
"wednesday, tie l0<A day 4 Juns ls7x
AZ ~ esassk NJ. viii sell in fseat az IA. ,,,~s
.S a"sr. IN Idaho City. At public auction A..
s eass. nsaavr Tor cash 10 sAssiv sasd sas-r.r,1
lnAso crrr. Nay q. is.a 80 MI.
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A SPECIAL correspondent Of the Chicago
Times. wiring from Silver City. Idaho.
has the following TO say about railroads in
this Territory:
Although the ciyilizinc influences Of
railroads have not yet been experienced in
this vicinity. the people are not devoid of
hope Is 10 future prospects The leading
mines controlling the Union Pacific and
the Central Pacific. between which two
corporations there has not for many years
existed an amicable feeling. arc looking
with NO ordinary concern in this direction,
and projecting plans for establishing con-
nection with and securing the benefits Of
the trade that this rcgion must ultimately
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turned end shot himself through the
heart and fell a corpse. The escape
Of the girl is almost miraculous. lhe
ball was aimed at the heart, but STRUCK
the steel of her corset and glanced
aside harming no one. For the time
being. however, she was stunned more
by fright than from the eject of ihe
shot, II was believed for time that
| both were dead from the result o: the
shooting. The utmost CONSERVATION
cnsued. and the evening gayety was
brough, to a sudden and a sad ending,
Tie act appears 10 have been clear
" deIiberated for more Il Jan week
This Is inferred from the tsct that up
on lis person was found a note adj
dressed IL q hardware merchant u
Fergus Falls. requesting him Il any
thing should happen II him ! Nelson
that lis uncle. whose address was CIV
en- be informed u the fact The note
was written cl.on a piece q paper
which disappeared from lie hardware
merchants de,h Ino.e than = ~-ek BE-
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Lexington Aay =
General Breckenridge ! sill alive tr'
sinking 30 rapidly thai dealh canno' io-l-
lie dslayci