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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-26
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-26
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

oRNsBY HousE-GEoRGE d. FRYER, PROPRIETOR.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-03
THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAE.
MIR. Scott Lerd's Announcement Of the Result
In tho House.

Mr.. Scott Lerd's Announcement Of the Result
In tho House.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2--Thc following re-
port Of the Impeachment trial was m .de to the
House "a. day By Mr.. Lord on behalf OF the
Managers:
,h T1s On ns p,wy Of hs HSSs 20 conduct
VIM. v. Bslinsp. 6.s been acquitted on tSs sr.ice:
s ~otas sP.a Sos'; ses q
sw9; tse sens.Srs y9'sa
one Not 9uilty. and one criticised I6,iion of Tue
charged N other q the articles were not proved beyond
The question q Jurisdiction raised by the plea Of the
deendsat was the point presented to the urt Of
su%eni s6 e3ur ned that 4 Ssa
standing the RESIGNATION Of the defendant, aud the
the articles of Impeachment and alter proving them
eueOaea ss su Of he rS cefsnasSt the mnsry of
,ae ssnst" refused % eS goyerped by t1e deliberate
he form and noae eefors referred 10 prevented .hs
power 70 vote no, saiy vas pr prac ieay s..erssd
ms, there va no conyerse TO tn Prcgos' on ana
sta sSs ns &C
that % U the the sH
triA Of the has peen settled thereby tnst
.re T nd ,1as the @
sa1 Ss 90 o as Sss s'Ds seH5s
them 70 imPe.chmsnt To such As are e. maL
Siy: hisssr pisns q Integrity Than The rue r..
Honesty the beat policy And IL 10 oonce ded that
they are comparatively feN-this decision VIII be
constant warning that mpeachaDle offences, tht ugh
oSs sa se' ss s @ pne
pie 30 vitality important In securing tho rccttude Of
the class OF oncers referred to- worta infinitely
more than eli the time labor ana expense Of the pro-
acted trial closed BY the verdi ct Of yesterday. The
ta and Its discussions nave presented TO the public
mind clearer views Of oficial accountability, AID de-
yeoped the higher requirements OF an Advancing pub
lie sentiment
MIR. Hoar (Rep., Mass.) supported the report OF
the Managers. He said that an investigation
into the parliam entary history of impeachment
would satisfy everybody thit the right to In
peach any executive onlcer as long as that person
lived, whether In or out of once, was one Of the
great At safeguards OF pure constitutional popu-
lar government. He went on to say:
Whatever may be the result Of this trial the indi
vidual VINO has mpeachod at tne bar Of the Sem
ate, whatever be the value to him Of preserving
the re ht TO be candid tie for public OH - before his
fellow citizens this great consul utonh court before
which the made will Oe sustained bV that
more poweriul, more permanent. more august
decision, the OpiuiOn OF the American people.
! have been IN position to KNOW, ~ very
extensive personal correspondence ami conversation
country, VINO not engaged In political life and.
Amost without exception the Judgment Of the profes-
sion OF Law Of the bench And Of Tue bar corresponds
with the Judgment OF the House. b lieye that tho
effect Of tue decision viii be thst there will not he IL
the history OF tine country, tor years TO come, repe
ution OF such offence on tae part OF Caoinet or
other high executive oficer; ana 0eheve that hiP
III persons who nave set IN motion be mechanism for
Furnishing this Onsnco
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-03
THE BUFFALO RACES.
Lula Trotting against Time Yesterday
Making the Mile In 2iI6 Ia.

BUFFALO, Aug. 2.-The attendance on
the second day OF tho August meeting at Buff
falo Park was somewhat larger than that OF the
opening day, about 10000 persons being present.
The weather was nns ana the track In splendid
condition. In the s:s0 race i've heats were
necessary to decide the contest, Gen. Grant
proving the winner, and four heats were trotted
In the 2S2 class, Sam PurdY taking . hrst
money, although being sold In the neld last
night, Cozette being picked out for the winner.
The colt races which were advertised for to day
were postponed until tomorrow.
After the second heat in the 2:22 class Lulu
was brought out, aud, after trottng up and
down the score, was sent on Shortly after get
ting the word she broke, but, catching quickly,
trotted squarely the rest Of the mile In 2:lsk.
Lulu appeared after the third heat In the 2:22
class. accompanied by running mate, and.
being sent on, trotted squarely. the horse hardly
on her wheel az any time. On tho back stretch
back to her feet trotted squareiy tho rest Of the
mile In 2;l6k.
At the conclusion OF the s.2e class Lulu WAS
brought out for q third trial. accompanied by q
running mate. Green, after driving the mare
half way arouno the track. signI1ed to the
Judges, and was given the word. She trottsd
stesdily to the half mile pole, where she made
skip, but catchiug quickly. trotted the rest OF
the mile steadily In 2:f7k.
Quarter. HaM Three guar. Als.
Tlmo-Fiut heat. A...34A l;094 l;44t 21S1
SccOno heat. 33 lOg2 l42 2uO4
Third heat. .3jf l;Oe lA4 2l1R
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-03
A NOTABLE BALLOON yoxAGB.
The Great AIR ship that is TO Start from the
Centennial Grounds To-Day.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 2. - From the
grounds Of the Centennial Exhibition. to-mor-
row afternoon. Prof. Samuel II. King Is to start
for what will be. II wind and weather are fsvcr-
able, the longest and most notable balloon voy-
age on record. His balloon, the Buffalo, Is the
largest air ship 10 the world. holding 90 900 cubic
feet Of gas, and this trip It will take nine pas
sengers. Prof. King purposes by this voyage TO
test the length OF time that balloon can stay
10 the air and the distance It can travel. II the
wind from the east that has prevailed TO day
continues tomorrow, the balloon will 90 az far
across the continent as weather and gas will
permit. Should the wind blow from the west,
an effort will be made to land on the beach OF
the Atlantic. Provisions are to be taken for a
long voyage, and q supply OF woolen clothing
for protection against the cold currents aboys
the clouds. Five carrier pigeons are also to be
taken to establish communication with terra
nrma. Two OF these only will be liberated on
tho FIRST day and after dark all communication
will be cut on. as tho pigeons will not ny after
dark. This will be the BUfaIo's sixth trio, the
last one having been made from Boston on tho
Fourth OF July. Among the passengers will be
q Representative OF 1uE SUN and Of several Phil
sdelphla aud Western newspapers. IL is esti-
mated that with the wind that is now blowing.
and no accidents, the balloon could reach the
Pacific coast In from thirty-nve to forty hours.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-03
THE NEWBURGH REGATTA.
Twenty-Four Boats Competing for the Prizes
The Winners.

The Winners.
NEwBUBGH Aug. 1.-The annual New
burgh bay yacht regatta took place to-day. Fine
weather and good wind prevailed, and great
interest was evinoed. There we're thirty entries,
including yachts from Boston, New York,
Brooklyn. Jersey City, Albany, Lansinsourg.
Rondout, Newburgb, Poughkeepsie, New Ham
burg, Tarrytown, and other places. Twenty
four boats at ,rted nine OF the Arst. .cass-under
class-under 26 and over q feet 10 length and
eleven OF the third class-und der - feet IN length
The course was twenty miles long. Two
silver prizes were offered ip each class. and
a special Prize q a set Of coiors for the yacht
making the best corrected time. Tho following
named Y ichts were the winnerai
tirst-class-First prize, the William X. Brown,
OF NewDurgh elapsed time, hours, II minutes,
and 90 seconds. Second piize, Cynthia, OF
Brooklyn.
Second class First prize, Artful Dodger. OF
Drooxlyn; elapsed time, hours, IS minutes
aud AZ seconds. Second prize, Coquette, Of Tar
rStONn.
1nird-c -cass-Flrst prize. Sophia Emma, OF New
YORK; corrected time, hours, 81 minutes and
seconds. Second prize. Tom W., OF Jersey
cry.
Tue third class boats only went around three
quarters " the course.
Tns William X. Brown took the special prize
for Ia king the best corrected time, which was
hours, 8 minutes, and l5 seconds. The A. s..
Ring capsized during the race, and the crow
were rescued by tug.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-03

from the Presidents annual message, In which
he acknowledged that the people OF the South
had had vile and oppressive governments TO live
under, and he asked how II could be expected
to find quiet, orderly, law abiding communities,
whose Governors were lawless felons, whose
ministers wero thieves, and whose magistrates
we're scoundrele. This race problem was not
Lord DERBY and Earl Russell, would settle II
In three days.
The people Of tho South would be content TO
wtbdrew from participation In the PRESIDENTIAL
election u they could do 80 and let the people
Of the North elect a President, but they could
not impose on themselves a stolid inactivity.
All that they wanted In uniting with the Demo
cratic party was not TO rule cabinets not 70 oic-
tate policy. not to control the interests
OF the country, but they wanted a repre-,
sentative share Of the responsibilities ana ana
benefits OF a common Government, according
to the measure Of their population an1 race
They were now cooperating with the Demo
cratic party under dire and ,,o ,dm,o-
| istration that would not bo unfriendy 70 tnem'
that would not feel itself commissioned To exc
cute resentment and oppressi,on, upon w % ,h .heu ~,
| place Of the forces OF conquest, hJuRauon ana
| domin tion. would give them amnesty and res
| citizenshp--an administration which would al
| low their states the same equal rights as other
States, which would allow them equality OF con-
eideration, ecu lily OF authority. Jurisdiction
over their own affairs, exemption from the DOM
inatton OF election by bayoncts-that would
give them local self-Rovernment and then the
country could at last zee the dawn OF prosperity
In oil the Industrial enterprises OF the North "
would see a true Southern rendtsedncs-a real
grand reconstructlon OF the South. II would
see her rising from her confusion and distress,
rejoicing IN her newly acquired Hbertv-fee,
great, pr0spcrous-her sons and her daughters
of every race happy In her smile and erceti nR
this beniRnant republic. In tho words Of the In
spired poet:
Thy eentleness has made thee great
TIoud annlauaa1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-03
ooDLoVE s. ORTIZ DECLINES.
Tho Lobbyist Of tho Venezuela swindle
stepping Down and Out.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Aug. "A special
from Lafayette to the Journal says the follow
ing letter has lust been handed to the Chairman
OF the Republican State Central Committee;
LAFAYETTE. Ind- Aug. O.
DEAR STR Feeling satisfied, after ful consultation
with yourself ana other friends In oe ent parts OF the
State that shall receive the united support OF tue
Republican party so essential to success. In the ap
preaching election hereby tender you my declination
success Of the cause am. yours truly,
To Col. O. W. FsIrpLsr, Chairman Of the Republican
State Central Committee.
In view Of Mr.. OrLh's declaration, tho Chair
man OF the Republican State Central Commit
tee has issued the following call;
Rooms or RrPuBrLoAn STATE crsrrAL Connrrrn.l
INDIAHAPoLIs, Aug. O. I
The Hon. @. g. orth having rendered his re-irnstion
a. candidate for Governor. the state Central Com
mitee In hereby invited to meet at the rooms OF tho
committee In Indianapolis on Frtdav, Aug. 4, A.
o'clock =. M. to take action upon said deciin alton
q. ID. FBIHDLxr, Chairman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-03
n SENATE CAUCUS.
The Republicans Determined TO Stick on the
Pending Apropria tion Bills.

WARRINGTON, Aug. 2.-After the ad-
journment OF the Senate this afternoon the Re-
publican Senators held q caucus which lasted
nearly two hours, hut resulted In no formal
tion. Tho subjects discussed were the unnn-
ished appropriation bills and the question Of ad-
journment. The prevalent tone Of the discus
sion Indicated q determination on the part Of q
large majority OF the Senate to remain In ses-
sion indefinitely unless the House will
consent 70 adjust the dinerenoes on the Lesis-
bill, and the Diplomatic and Indian Appropria-
ton bills on the Same bssis OF compromise,
which has been carried into effect regarding
others, via; To appropriate reduced amounts,
but to refer pro positions for changes OF existing
the reoess, and report to Congress At the begin
ming Of its next session.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-03
J0TrINGs ABOUr rO WV.

The Commissioners OF Emigration want 10 ~
tain Castle Garden
The Sons Of Morgan say Tn at they have no oonr
nection with any political Organization.
MIR. John Wybetd, a city contractor. who tooh
an overdose OF audanum on TucsdAy, died yesterday.
There will be a cal, entertainment In OH
be entire.y new 60 tnis garden.
A part Of the collection OF paintings OF the
Marquis OF Salamanca INTENDED for the Centennial ExS
hlbitlon armed III the bark ABBY bacon Yesterday.
The New York Horticultural Society was re-
organized Yesterday Al Science Hall. with forty mem
bers. Az exhibition next fail, a. Giimore's GATdsas
was pAstly planned.
The funeral services over tho remains o1
row at l5s south Fiflh street Brooklyn Tne Elsnss
Regiment Will ect Us escort.
Edward p. ogilvie left his place OF business,
b8 ft. street, on july 49, and has not nee been SEED
BY mis- r.syss Or Or Tsaa' one s%pPohiSn a M.
muruered.
An unknown insane passenger on the steamer
Eeanora from Portland TO- thls Guy ie pea overoSna
while trying 20 rescue him ana Andrew ColAon oas %
them. lost his life.
The Officers OF the Gotham Club are Daniel
Knsc. i5SsdSa! aos ws% tbn sD j w sssEss',y Si. Iec
HeSHt v ~ s.arcas theu ratification meeting on Moo
dAy. al 6lb Third avenue,
Tue obsequles OF Mrs. Augusta @. stuyvssant
gaaashG q pse5 ssysssn sSs sss6Tssa Batss
Epscopai Church yesterday.
josh Hart. Of the Eagle Theatre, threatans4 q
lawsuit against liarrlgsn dart 20 Restrain them froa
the nOn-fu nimeut OF an 6ugagement of Harrigsn z
Hart to perform at the Eagle.
In a Christopher street car Yesterday II. W.
Chivys OF the arm OF ConknnF Co. 1853 broad way.
gave two threo-cent pieces to tAe driver, who rs'
fused to give him cent 10 change. 1horeuDOn
senger quietly resumed his seat, reniarSing that he
would pay his fare wnenoyer tho driver would give him
chang.
Benjamin Van Rlper.. tho head Of the o, o,
A. NJ N New Jersey, an0 friend OF Grant ana blalnel
Col. d. W. Byron, the irish orator. Andrew Jacksod
Plumb leadr ~ tLe Hayes aud wheeler factions IN
the lwcuty srcoud ward aud seVera Othef active poik
lcAnr, have ucon atrd to tue oncrs IN the Gus
tom House from which tney we're recently suspended
Travellers arriving In this city 10y the late
tralns Of the New Nutk Central Railroad must not rely
Implicit on NrstcOtt's Express Tor getting thelr bag
gat q the same day. Ihc agont ~hO takes the cnecn
promises tO deliver the tuuh, before miunlgh nut th@
urlytT Asu something 10 say aOuut tue mattot,
and II they nnd II more convenient defer tue delivoa
ull the nett morning
GeOigo X. Woodward. white travelling on the
Hudson layer Railroad, gould hud no bringing wateE
on the train. statute inahes tho Oml sion by a rait-
road company u provide passengers wih wafer pun
Ia abe by i7b nne, suit vas begun By Mr.. Wood
ward Ia the Seventh District Court some OF The
points inyO we'd diseussrd yesernaV Half Of Lhs
penalty goes ~ the infOrer and a tO thn OVorseers
Of the puOT As there arc no Oyerssers OF the poon
hhotuer question arose as to whom tho seoond bAu
sAen4d 40. Ihe Lguinsnt was sdiouraed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-03
A YOUNG WOMAS's sTORY.
After Hearing which n BROOKLYN Justice
Held her for the Grand Jury.

Two weeks ago a policeman caught George
Livingstone New YORK thief. carrying out OF house
ia Adephi street. Brooklyn. 1850 worth OF Jewery
and silyerware. pretty young woman who called
herself Jeanette Holmes followed hin 60 the police
station ana wished to speak 10 him. The sergeant
rosted her AZ accomphce. Livingstone pleaded
guilty. Yesterday the girl was before Justice Riley.
She pleaded innocence saving that Living left
IN the street. SAY ing he vas gong TO
She was surprised at his arrest She added that her
husband. sea captain. had deserted her and tna Lly
iugstone was paylnk some attention to her. She "as
ignorant Of his marriage, and lyiugstones vi fe es
NED to the PROBABLE trutd OF tns assertion. Liv.
ngsone testined that she was ignorant Of his nten.
uOns to rob the house, ana the oetectiye who mad
secured the vicinity Of her residence In New YORK,
faeo TO mud anything against her Nevertheless Jus
uCe Riley cOmnlttoa her " await the action OF the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-03
STILL ON THE WAR PATH.
Tho Indians Destroyipg Government Store
Latest Depredations.

Latest Oepredations.
CHEYENNE, Aug. 2.-George Powell, a
hay contractor at Fettermap. who arrived there
to night, brings the folowingi
Yesterday evening about thirty Indians at
tackled tho wAson train OF A. II. Beel. loaded
'rnas L,iiad anS 100000 ass 'SS.onr,.....
George 1hrostler, who was riding ahead, and
wounded a teamster.
They also killed four horses and ten cattle,
and burned farm wagons with their contents,
consisting OF -four and bacon.
1t Is thought the Indians will be very trouble
come on this road the rest OF the season.
Last Friday forty four head Of horses were
run on by them from Horseshoe aud Cotton
wood creekA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-03
FLASHES FROM THE OCEAN CABLES.

The Geimdnid Of Berlin reports that Cardinal
Antoine lls debility IA increasing.
Mr. John Henry Puleston, NJ. p, a mem her OF
the banking house OF McCullOoh Co. London. has
reslgned hls interest IN that hrn,
Mr. Mortimer Collins. tho English poet md
poyellsI died on the Sbts OF uy iis re,nains were
A bloodless duel was fought on Tuesday on
the Belgian onter between two french Deputies. NJ
Ducland aud n. Ornano. Tho weapons used were pis
tolls.
In the House OF Commons Yesterd " after
noon, tue Irish PuDLo House sunday Closing btu was
OppDseI IN cOnmi Tee talked OulI consequently
tho OIL IA lost for tnis season.
Tue White Star lines London agents say they
have heard nOihn2 more about toe projected PnrlI-
nentIy excursion to Phiade phis anu arc under the
impression that II has faen through.
Gen. Crooks Indian Campaign. Signal Fires
Of the Sioux, Dlte OF the Fort Pil hCarncy Aassacro
See Pant LeshS's fHas1u1sa Newspaper OF wis Eeek.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-03
LOSSES BY FIRE.

The stable Of ]. p. Birnard, In Chestnut street,
Boston, was partly burned yesterday mOrning. Three
horses perished Loss. tS. 900 or $4,000.
rre In Rock Island, H., Yesterday morning,
uesnoIeaa a poIuon Oi Donhain los sAwmlll. WITH
$4,000.
Six tenement houses In Moore's station. Pa.
on the COnnelisyille Railroad belonging to hOore's
pines, we're burned on Tuesday night Loss ABOUT
H.0YQ The are " supposed 10 have been tue work Of
the Molly haeuires.
A. J. Miller's store at blake Station, near Pax
ton H.. was burned yesterday monng Loss ~ OCOi
Insurance. 10000. ooy named Herman Nelson was
burned 70 death Two persons we're terribly burped.
anu four others narrowly escsped with lifo The nro
was OF inoeRdiAry orlgin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-03

W. =. l.. Jewett, formerly an artist OF Hdrper's
Weeiv. committed suicide in the BANK Hotel. jersey
CITY. on July "a. About a year ago his father died,
leaving him nearly 100000 and soon afterward he
parted from wife and cnidren Mrs Jewett learned
soon after her sDands bursi, that he had left q WILL
wherein he mad gnOrtd her AID dsiuherlted her chill
dren bcqueatning his cstatc to AlIred Cox the pro.
prietOr of the hOtei where he lodged She Informed
chef Police Champney OF her beei that her nus band
had not ke0 himself but he could ascertain nothing
that gave che slightest or suspicion Of foul RAY
Yesterday County Phy ysician Converse was consulted.
pnd subsequently Coroner Cannon, but both ofica
assured the police that IN ther opnion Jewcit died by
his own hand. Last evening Mr. Cox described several
tcryiens with Jcvett. IN which Jeweu prevailed
MN to become his sole leg tee he (COX) had
refused to 30 to iawyer to nave the VIII drawn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-03
CURIOSITIEs or CRIME.

George Slater Of 254 Mott street, whom Intoxi-
eaed brutay boat his daughter Mary AGED 10 years
that he was put under bail yesterday,
james O'Bnen. a clerk for tho Mutual GAs-
ligH COMPANY WaS arresed Yesterday Tor defrauding
the company by incorporating dues paid.
Detective Ridford. after a chase for four
years Yesterday arrested Henry W. WicKes tor de-
fraudlne the First National Bank of Saratoga Of 81 900
by means Of forged letter OF credit,
Detective Titus yesterday arrested Peter Mo-
langhlin, who IA charged with stealing stereotype
plates wor ~ 700 from the Authors Publishing Cou
pnY ~ bond street, of which h. clerk He con-
tessea. and accused Patrick Mclaughlin JunEman OF
90 Prince street. of lnsIgasing tho robbery. hcLaugh
lin
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-03
JUDGING FROM APPEA RANGES.
New Haven Merchant Taken In and Douo
far by a Confidence Man.

New Haven Merchant Taken In and Douo
for by IA Confidence Man.
NEW HAVEN, Aug. IA successful confidence
game played IN this ely to-day Shortly after is
O'Clock noon q well-dressed young man app ,rentlT
about "a years OF age called at the store Of Warner
Dudley, dealers IN gentemen's furnishing goods. and
repreented to Mr. Dudley that he was the representa-
tive Of James NJ. Davies. Jones q Co. OF New York.
eItebsiye manufacturer and dealers In Rentemen's
ley. being wen acquainted wltl the arm. gave johnson
an order for some gOOds. After getnng the order
JonnsOn ead that he had dra from his arm for 400
on which he desired the money Dir. Dudley not having
50 much money 10 his store tJok I'm 10 the New Haven
county Ma ional Bank, where he iden lhe johnson,
and the money paid johnson the. started TO take
atF4in Tor Boston. When Mr. Dudley returned u hiJ
store occurred 20 him that JhnsOn was ssinder
aud he telegrG Ohec TO New Irk An answer soon
me bck that the nrm had gwen sucn draft.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-03

Ex-Assistant United States District Attorney
PurdV appeared before Justice Murray at the Tombs,
yesterday, as complainant against William N. Loew.
alswYer. furdy that Loew drew sl,l50 from the
BOwery Savings BAuk. yesterday, anu was to have
handed the money " him. Deputy Sheriff Peter Nc.
Aeer went along TO see that Loew Grew lhe money.
hcAleer says that he dld Loew DR. W the money
Gnu that Loew smiled as he put the money In bls
pocket hcAleer followed LOew until ne arrested
aud taken into court. There locw searched, aud
found TO De Pennileas The Justice committed toew
in uefAut Of 20 600 Oail LOeW said urdy tried
had ma slan