Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-25
rELEGRAPHIc BREvITIEs.

From last evenings News we have
the following:
San Francisco, August al 2. NJ.
A couple Of policemen last night while
passing the hide and leather store oil
w. b. Sumner & Co., $40 Front street,
heard an explosion inside, and effected
an entrance, surprising two burglars
at work on the safe, the door Of which
had been blown open. Several shots
were discharged. One burglar, named
Thomas Maloney, was wounded in the
leg and was captured. The other ras-
cal escaped. The explosion shattered
the glass in the building and wrecked
the safe.
The Sierra Nevada Mining Company
has levied an assessment of 81 per
share delinquent on the 18th OF Sept.
A private dispatch received here
states that a disastrous explosion oc-
Cured this morning in Mariposa
county. by which the following min
ers were killed: Etheridge Hunt, NJ.
McAnally, C. Boyle, Andrew Healy
and Charles Enos. The dispatch gives
no particulars as to the cause of the
explosion or the amount of damage 10
the works.
Only one case Of small pox has been
reported this morning.
Vienna, August i.-The Seryian
delay in accepting the good offices Off
cred by all the Powers is occasioned
by the remonstrance Of Montenegro,
which fears being exposed to the
whole force Of Turkey in the event Of
servia concluding a separate peace.
A compromise is consequently ar
ranged, in accordance with which
Montenegro will cooperate.
Belgrade, August A.-An official
dispatch, recounting Tuesdays fight
ing, says both sides maintain their
positions. The Turkes received REIN
folcements to the number of 10000,
All civilians are ordered to quit Al
exinatz
Constantinople. August 81. - The
French and German Ambassadors
have informed the people that their
Governments are satisfied with the
raparation made by tho Turkish Gov
eminent for the Salonica outrage.
The Porte has refused to consider
the Greek Note respectin. Crete, until
the termination of the war. Mean
while business in Crete is at stand
still, and the Judges refuse to sit.
Belgrade, August 24.-The Turks
yesterday made three desperate at
taeks on the servian positions at AL
exenatz, and some of the Servian bat
talions lost more than a quarter of
their strength. Several Russian off
GERS were killed. The Turks lost |
heavily, being exposed to q cross-fire
of artillery from the intrenchments. |
The Servians succeeded in repulsiDg |
the Turks on each occasion. The |
Turks renewed the attack early this
morning, and were repulsed.
General Tchereyeff telegraphs to
Prince Milan as follows: sour af-
fairs are not progressing badly. The
Turks have vacated the line of Timak
but still occupy Saitschar."
London, August PA correspond
ent telegraphs from Paris: 81 have
reason to know that shortly before
he propagation of the Chambers, a
serious proposition for Russian al
lance with a prospective restoration
If Alsac and Lorraine, as the bait was
frustrated by the resOlute
.ttitude of the Republican leaders.
Advices received from Cape Coast
castle, under date of August I'd, state
hat King Dahomey has confined all
Europeans, at Whijdat, in their hous-
s, and threatens 10 massacre them.
The Financier says the liabilities of
he large iron making concern in the
Cleveland district, about which much
nxiety has been felt, are one million
terling.
London, August "a. - The great
Yorkshire stakes at the York meet
ng have been won by Caltness.