Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-26
TELEGRAPHIc BREvITIES.

TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIES.
1t vas yesterday reported that Judge
Ferris of Oakland, reported as having
committed suicide by jumping from the
Sacramento steamer. has not committed
suicide, but has left the State, and that
the ostensible suicide was simply to dis
arm suspicion. 1t is reported that be-
fore leaving Oakland the Judge drew
Sl7, 600 from ono bank and other sums
from various banks there. and in San
Francisco. 1t is also stated that he was
owing large sums which be could not
meet. There are rumozs that ho has
been seen in Salt Lake and other places,
but little importance is attached to them.
Mark L. Mcdonald, candidate for
Congress from the First (San Francisco
California District, denies that he has
attempted to purchase a nomination.
Another bunko victim is reported in
San Francisco. His name is Schadel,
from the country. and $3.50 was what he
paid for the show.
United States District Attorney Cogh-
Ian of California will bring suit in the
United States District Court against the
Say View distillery proprietors. asking
that the establishment be condemned
and forfeited to the Government for
violation o: the revenue laws.
The Democratic State Convention OF
California have gone so fax as to nom
mate part of their delegates for St.
Louis.
One death from small pox is reported IN
San Francisco, that of heyse., the well
known butcher Of the California market.
A New York dispatch of yesterday
says: yesterday was day of triumphs
for Blaine. Republican conventions met
in six different States and in effect he
swept everyone of them. Kansas. Ne
braska, Minnesota, Missouri and Illinois
seem to have gone for him, notwith-
standing the fact that formal pledges
were not made; and although New
Hampshire failed to instruct in his
favor, seven on. Of her ten delegates are
in his interest, and his friends are
jubilant. the prospects now are that
he will receive the nom nation at Gin
cinnati. The many rumors set afioat
touching his personal honesty and the
Investigations by his political rivals have
not hurt him in the slightest degree with
his party. On the contrary. they APP
pear to have advanced his cause, max
ing him popular on account Of the per-
secution of which he seemed to be the
victim. 1t is plain, also, either that
Blaine is not an object of enmity at the
White House or else that he is strong
enough to bid defiance to Grant
A Cincinnati dispatch states that
letter from Kearney Junction says that
Cincinnati party for the Black Hills left
that place for Custer City, and tina.
twenty-five were captured by Indians
and killed.
The correspondent of the American
Press Association at Fort Russell, Wyo-
ming. says that the Black Hills war may
be said to date from yesterday. All the
are in position and will move
on the savAges simultaneously.
Dom Pedro is at the St. Charles, New
Orleans.
The New York World Of yesterday has
! long account Of interviews with Chief
Justice Church, Erastus Corning and
others, with regard to the propriety of
Tilden at st. Louis. The
burden OF this is that New York cannot
claim the nomination after having it
three times in succession. Bayard is
highly praised as being an acceptable
while Tilden is shown not to
have the support of the entire Demo-
:racy of New York State, and not to be
.ble to carry the State. haviug alienated
he best part of the Democracy.
A Washington dispatch of yesterday !
,ays: "To-day's calculation in the mat
Ter of the Sensts's jurisdiction in the |
matter, shows 30 for and
81 against and 0 doubtful. Two new |
senators will not vote. not having heard
II the arguments. which have been
,urely legal and not partisan.