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length opposed torec,l resumption, ami thought
Ertrnhaclss might bu p'nr ntouey under
n Il, It.,fr

lcnEil upplEFu IIIEi{l Hli* ta]NEh'
grt.'nhaeks might hr p'or n,otey under
Democratic Administration.
iresn'arks ara but f"reesi osn Ths p Capts1,;; IS;
Msy 1 fsns en- 'e r. rs s,e
e,:inf II ''';sr' Il ih'' ';%s s.lt! ,.It Wa va,
lninS ,nint.. tut didn't suppo.r II tlcmo,.tti;ea
ss sts ss . ix Is = sy = "s tshfs
Gen. Hack. pica is league with espItslAt'
i !. not true. lid thlnk llooper wsa inel'uea
ins Tho Silver I'LL, an. Republicans will DO It,
1fanersot hiss credit. lie can borrow money cheap
Il IL ea ess, s' sv St os s
den md .hey viii 90 10 lin: There neve, VA an
honest compared With the lust Democratic one:
There was n fa'r cvnws and good attention,
though tic notice was small.
ProntA. H., SEPT. 1.-The Coust-Ifoufe vas
crowded this tvettn. 10 lear an address un tho
pultlcnl s;lnsslon by Thomaa Crutty, of th's
s s,e, efss sfs snsy. Se '' ~ts s tha ~ res'e @
attention. The noticeable feature II, Ills all
tltcnco Tonight was the prepundsrance Of work.
inxmcE, anil It was to tllrtn Ills remarks were
chiefly titlrcsscd, lii reviewed The Democratic
party In scathing ,natltcr, and showed up TIL.
denis claims to the tlttc Of reforEncr IN thcir
| true light. The speaker WA frequently Inter
rupkc4s hy bursts Of applause, and his address
Throughout was listened to with the closest 't'
| tcnttou.
RrTtNnrirLp.
| Special Dispatch to 1ht TrtbHns.
| SrRiNuFiELD, H., sepl. l.--Oue 81 INC larE.
blcd at tho Republican wigwam to.nlEht under
thu auspices Of tho Boys in l3tuc. Capt. George
Srroggs, .tl!tor of tile Champaign dd;etft, va.
the principal speaker, and WAS escorted to The
wigwanl BY the boys In Blue headed by . full
t.nl. Thu marching c'uba also Joined in The
procession. Capt. scroEgs addressed tho I'M.
incnsc gathering to its marked acceptance, and
norc clearly prosecuted tue financial tssuo . Than
any es r''s 9so sfhhsef ths aiss, ifs II Va. ''s'
elective eaulpaiGn speakers. Capt. J.W. Brewer
ul Cleveland, o., an ac1tsalntalsec 81 I"v. Hayes
| Hayes aa Uliiu dit! Lt,.colh. The mccttug wat
must enthusiastic. Col. C.urk Z. Carr, Of Hales
burg, sucaks here Monday night,
| CnAMrA10s. ~
| !Sptcidt Dlsp1fch to 7h< tribune
CHAMrAtGy, ILL.,, sept. 1.-Gen J. a. Logar
| srokc to iii Immense audience here Tonight
Icopc cuinc from all tho surrounding towns
There scre SIX cullpan!es nf llayuakSrs IN tts
procession uinl three brass hauds. Hundreds
were unable to gain admission. The Generals
speech was enthusiastically applaudctl.
| uEHDEI1.or COUNTY.
| Speciat Osputch to 1A< 7Tihhne
! OQrAwKA, H., Sept. 1.-Cuflom nn!i E1eal
! left krkwu0d on frtttay morning, anti reAchcl
| HagetowH Ut ! o'rlork ,Tnty were. met tt'cr.
by il conlmittc. IT tic citizens Of oquawka
snu, WHO brought them here. Tie old town II
alive tu-lay, md tie prcseiee Of tho prominent
| candidates um tho Republican Stats tltket1tal
drawn crowds frum all parts Of Henderson
coui breeze from III tho rycralstt l.eayJ showers
have 80 purified tho air that rycry one Il
tic trees, = ma..-,neettuga was held !
, 1876-09-02

SRsctat Eprrsspoadtaes of TAs Tribune.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Aug. 3l.~As the hovem'
Der election approaches, the political strife ia the
Thirteenth Congressional District daily becomes
warmer aud aors enthusiastic than in the early
months Of tho campaign. Throughout tho dis
triet tho Republicans are now actively engaged.
and evidently prepared to "roli up" the old
tislc majority tn the election Of tho Republican
tanl!lutc for Congress. The nominees of both
Ihart!es are Mclean County met, and hero will
tho contest be the hottest. Though tho candl-
dates et two distinct political organizations they
a1a nevertheless mep who Will not only claim
tho respective party vote, but viii receive =
hearty support frum personal Rnd Intimate
, 1876-09-02

porous; it, stock is above par. ! own the road
fruna A to G; IL Ia financially ruined;. Its stock
is worthless. Around & { have nlinlng and
timber lands, and many charters VI mauy paper
railroads. Query: How can place 1Gy roaa
Easily enough, II ia Ti,den. We-in any but a
loving n,anner-jotn onr interests, and tho two
sail oi, to prosperity, You protcst-l Insist, and,
With niaiofity TO back me, tFalnple on the
baud over, paying for uon.payIng stock, to en-
Ter tuto q partnership Will 4 bankrupt, to
further my schemes With their ulOueY, aud then,
when things look prosperous, turn an.l ask you
and them wl4ero IL tha money, ,-what VIOLENCE
was done to your propeEty.-who WIZ !n1urctli I
Mr. E,litor, whoeyeF Offers such EXCUSES
TOT such tntainy, let it be said The eo" Injurious
mail don7.f l.. g.
, 1876-09-02
trcn's friends IN the matter Of Gov. ecymour's

brcn's friends in the matter Of Cor. eeymanr's
Fuomtnslton:
Nrw yonK, aept. |, 1874. --Tht Hpn. Hor1Ho
kstwaour, Ifro. i. j.: Tue sIase Convention in;
SclHdlpg ray.e1! nctcA taward4 yon in persrct rood
*Iaith The furm Of telegram received by nte from
,terrtsgs was agreed upun In EHtmittce " Ten. 10
,sIsnfy ia 1ansun.;s indicates. your arfersancc
i rrrnnfrtf in snratogh In srorr sptcittly convey
.Sour decision 10 the Convention.
D fhe following Is the form Of the dispatch re-
Eferrctt to abore received by Gen. Faulkner from
mir. Spriggs, dated Utica:
90 on and complete tho ticket
LATEST BULLETIN.
urcs, n y, Sept. 1Irhn conferences r. oe
ito his nomination have INT yct closed. llis
hren1s are hopeful he will conclude to s'lt''liit
Ito The choice of the Convention and will Of the
Uov. TE1den and Lieut.. Cor Dorsl,ctmtr we're
,uot here. acnator Herman admits lis cilorts to
'persuade Seymour failcu utterly.
AunuRN, N. r, Sept. 1.-THE tNorning Nr,'s
has tnkcn the Democratic State tiskct froin the
head of It's columns, saying vi'latnous fraud
has been uracttcod. 1tcals for the reassein9l!ng
ef the Convention, and nomination Of Ticket
In fair, open-handca nanner.
, 1876-09-02
LOUISIANA.
ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC MCnpEn.

ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC MURDER.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 1.-The Democratic
nancrs arc cugsrcd in constructing elaborate the.
orte. in REGARD 10 tho assassination Of Dr.. Dirk
..s,. =. sto,roo Wednesday, ntt1mn,,nr IL
9fa'' W. "1o,'"o III, ~. .,,,a ~,
make It appear tiat nc was Hl'oo AoF eo'''c wv
or reason than TINT he vas Republican. lsc-
nublicans hcfa from that section express their
! nninio,, that the latter wus tbe sple rcasnn, 4
e",.as .aan,r., ~ thts c,tv fr,1 FIR ninl;rravc.
tette' 1.ee',eu ~ tus I.' . ...,,,a,eI
written tho DAY heiorc ''e was assasstnateu' e1'
pressed the fear that there was trouble ahead,
and stated that largo consignment Ut aru,A had
! h,on r,retrod t,r t,.r,oerats a Il, tint scrtfpu
es" .',.,'.. :a,,r,,s w. ~, urrv r,,,,r,r.
'*oh SEVERAL Nosfps ~ h"o HAAS ''''A"'
ENKp'
lie WAS The principal l!cpnh!eau organizer In
What uarish, lie was to(a tat, II l,c did not
,cs.so ,,rr,n,z,nr ,,lorc, rInt,s. son. uJo1,t hc
ss'e. s"'. t,.,s ,',,'s ,',. ~ ...,,n,s
would hsect ~ath o''to run lne 'ha''uss
adopted by The murderer was very s'li!ar 10 lint
, 1876-09-02

Atonttay, Sept. !, anu tlc Indications Are TINT
very large number of soldiers Will pnrtirirntu IN
tho exercises OF tho week. 4 number ot pror,
nent gentlemen Will he present, mud address lie
camJ,. PROFESSIONS, experience meetings, and 4
eats lattla arc anlo'g tic many features prom,
tsg1.
THAT Perjury.
New YonH, Sept, 1.-The Tim, alowe, from
faets mud llgurrs, this annrnfng, TINT tile ease
ngal1.st Tildcn mi Ills ftlcunic inattcr IA eyrn
wurse than hnforo published. 1t ls rliorc,l thai
the l'oria thtn morning haa all explanation, au.
thorIzcl by Tll1en himself.
FoHT WAYNE.
Special Dispatch 10 TIE 7l1akne.-
Fonr WArxr, lid, bept. 1.-ttcn. Ben IIar.
risoii, Republican candidate for uusrrnur. Ind
ro'tsing reception ut ylullton to-tlay, and delyss
crrtl nj elonitcnt spucefi to largo crowd
Tonight the Dc!uoerata ure Holding Il meet.
Ing hrrc. .IuIlge u. 8. Nnollng speaks ln En.
glEsl, and ucn. Hermann Lieu, Ut Chicago, Ia
German.
, 1876-09-02

a.,
u'eio'' tesa'u4es, - po.'t'ea, "ca " assoe'a-
uons: on'Ss ny last 'cttef tho lnuepehuents
do"n nero mare hcld Their County Convention,
aud not since the palmy days Of Guy, Sells d
Co., who arc tho patcntees of a new system of
no1tics, have the conclomcratcs of Mclean
rrs,,,,.tv ouor ,,ai1 r,,a,, ."s.',ra, w. 49,.
eonu,y W.. "e.u ~" e"'n'fa VI sao
as they did III this remarkable Con-
ventton, and not oven In ttlose hal!
cyon DAYS Of yoro did tho Intlcpepdcnts
nvcr RI tf,orouphiv dtstfnrutah t,,nnes,vc. bv
.,rotf,,.n =, ssI,,;,,,.. 49, t,.", ~, ~, .,',.
p'otouuJ y. "''a'a''y w tneJ ultl I'LL lhts uctas
sion. 'fcs, tic independents have lad their
Convention, and strange political muddlp
they succeeded fl making Of il, Indeed, It Ia
J,,,;c,,1t ~ ,n,o,v ths ,.au',. a', ,.',s ~ ~
ts-".,, ~. '.., ~. -. .ts", u.s.. ,a 'saas.s
enEouen p'o1 "'l.t coaatct'PIot III tne1r pufsnlt
OF political pfetesncnt. Ordinary minds aEe
lost In absolute dIzziness, 80 lofty arc their a.
ptrat!ous In reforming tho polit!ca OF the couu.
~ tns ~ Hua'eulHa, oosa ~ po'ut VI au'"'
beFs anti enthusiasm, was Tar from hetnE SUI
cess, and, to even tho ordinary mind In political
Knowledge md manipulating It was not dltl,cult
=, ~ NV ''''' WV A'"spsA"1'' e'' ;" '''' "@uus
ol ......... ..........
HAKp-MoHEr DEMOCRATS.
aud TINT the Old Democratic wbccl.horses we're
s.+, ,,Is. t.x,,a =, r,..,a.. ~ o'
o'o were Lying 10 "ay'ay Tue uhsuspect,he r.
former IN each anu every movement made by
them, to give tone md character 10 the new
system Of politics, Tho nominations were ma,,c.
6ut ohl tl.u ticket is flseI a scabl,y unn. a,,tl
10 1nu il looks in polIticul strength ubonl Tia
worst uDut-un fdb II That thn De,nnrrncy al
Mrir.n tountv fnvo lrpr, rn1lfv ~ for a i!,ng
tinc it ia oylient that thern il tiisaetIsfartj19
II, tic rAnks. and Wills the nemocrats vii not
fn,rl, thn nrmnatinns with SGnrnI mi, Il iii
At thc ANNA timn hn hat H." r .r ~ "" H.
must enthusiaatic wry.nccks To swalinw tjetn. nv
ecIycs, Most cunspicuults aiming ttn nuu,hsr
who Iaye entered liz nojitjcal arenn. nn,i rntn.
poso tIic LnJcncnicnt county tfcket. nav 6rst
bu mentioned ''~~e'' -' @''S
~ A'~"S'N n. u.our.
w1,nse nrescnt nn1ttIrni ambition IA IN n,c,,nv
sent II, tha Nt,,f annotn FrLi. ,nnn tcnv r. :.
rst-ciass bathrrskitr ,,non thr .re}t,r1n Il min.
cinlr. a},nrt lima atr he hernr,r tirri NJ 'nr,
nil Itca. n,;l cau,r Il Rin,ninst,n IN ~ III
luck In r,,nnfnr Il nnwsnnner. To In tI,e nrt1n ~
thr intiencntltnIs ri Fix rn,,ntV Withn1,t y
dny,s rYiurie.,rc In titr husfarss m. Inn"u.n
snGn prnvcd fni,,rn I'M, inv drm3nI,st mi rd IN
= tlraii m,nrai rertnlutv f>s fart that H. WA
o,nnt y. n fnr n,r1,nIisf y. lain Mrrriss.v IL
fur n Hnniav.sr,1nul s,,"erint cn,irnt tx. an.
ssa, ,fter II k.I njmnst ~, ~, hast .rrtion 81
gnn', ian, ha"nr1nc In II rr,nr;.tnr s,"t ~ 10
fast iers. 1nniiy bcrnint,ta ~ mar nnner NJ
tbe Tatltr Of thIs cjty In ona usrt,cuiar tile
thu r1ecnhnck anostIe nf cantra1ia' mi Via 4
a candftimtc for SsrrefMrv ri statc' boti al
thesr rrnt Ic,ncn nTr sanv;',ns At hsinc rirrten.
inwsysr ahtmr,i II nny fno: They ara sbout
, 1876-09-02
IN.DIANA.r

'e<e'at TspaFeh ~ lAe 3ftoaHe
HosHEHr Ind, Sept. lille largest meeting
that has taken place since tho campaign opened
was held l.cre lust night 1t had bccr a,,nou,,c
co Ut so''e t',c' a''' c'eF} e'ioft tnat eoua %
put forth 10 make it succcss lAd bcvN rcsortcd
to BY the Dc'n"srats. spscial trains werc run
from Warsaw aul Ekllart, and wnru had becn
e"s ~, ~. ,.n ~ H.. .'.a 20 Nv.
county tof tHe'n 10 NC barc anu turn oht' let
III tue lace of such 1ncts' special telegram
from l.crc WIS In to-iay'a 6eatina boastIpg that
tl,r s,,c1.,a If thu mrc,ing. md .u,, het,,r ,tt
s s s y. ,.t. 49,. fJi.i' ~ aas tuu
~ tsSi ,nain1it9 fnr H. nrmnrrary ~
iS,orrats urc 1,nt A. ti1,rr nniuia '-tt,u,, ,,nr
<rn ~ .re ,,av.rt. ,,',n n ~. ,an, ~ atat
rt. ~ 'y,' ~ aottnt 1,n' 3.,r.,., etp ~ ~
n.,mi,cr al tnrrica i" the ,,rorcssian w,a it@
wi1h thrcr ~ hsnis ~ " nusir I liz iiom "1 nn,.s, mn
~ tg,on aau su isiyo,,n y nun III tteen ~ Ill ,a,ps m
q.rr,,,r ''" In "''" nj 1T ~. xn,an
II wa ,bo+ wbrn % h., ,vo. iIntef stntc. sa,o.
.n" ~ T.. II",cts1 .,,ure ",3,cs an'i ,eIxs na.
so ~ ~ ti,o saI. thnn nv E'r,to- tr'.,, '.i .'i.
a,a aa.s aS 1iu ,t us m sr nor u ~ ~ ~ etn % 10" y
inw..l s,iari"s !" ncrs,m. a. csrGa xh" nj mt
rr'Ic, s.rvcss ~ dh suns i, 7. ~ H.. H,,nat
~ t ~, 'i ~ 49,. ,,'.tis Sonn. ~ ~
n WHIT G nGn er ~ tcsa nc
th. ~. eAp'"'A ~ 'esa'o ~ auese p9ae-
''ess' ,.,,,.v,,,,,a
y,.r,a, tM.n.;cs =, * ,,,ur.
1rn,.ntro ro.',a I,',i.s S"nt- l-rh,. Ho,,. n
u. Kriiry. ~ pannsv1va1,tn, aidtrssrfi = i,r,s
n,u'irre hrrr f,.,Ir,t. nm, nosrd ~ Gricnrn1i.
rMts' mrenunirs. a,ii otler. Win ,yrrc Hrs,sn -,
liz Aca,ieuly to lsar Wayrs and Wheeler nnn
sxnn,n th'. trrsrn,ris 2lIsnrys IL. ~,. al. tst.
e,.d 10 attei1ttyeiy. uni II Is believed ia
snsse,, ,yhief .ra. ~" ni,ia ana los ins ,,,,.I
n,nmi II. sn,L. 1T thc 1iirrrent.ss ,Iot .ri.to'
nctyce,i hlI,,srif and thn itrnn,ran ratniidstes
fnr rrrcijrnt ami Tia..pr~1I,tr,It. mi s.;I ~
Ills uoi,,t. ti,at It was ti,e ,,art 1,f wsc ma,
,yl,1, tuul'l mi mr,,Innlis>t what h. Irstr"1
H. In thc n.Tt hnft th;nv. thaf tI,S-ns
wrrc iu,. fwn csni,lsfrs f,r II. ,rc,i,i-u"v ha.
t.'r ~" "I ns',,,. ~ ~ li,..a re-
LII . IT, ~ u s,,,s ~ hts 'so!i
h,a 1u " as' % II ~, ~ ~ s.u
LINEN ~ au'e attM pas.oc !eh @ nno w.
upIi'aaGu vi a Sien W. ~ usst",nats ~ oPsn1o1ls
i"mf ~ n,rtv ~ r4axtsn.Iyr ,.ret" , n}isa. ~
ii ~. T.. tty soeatSasvo YIN ans
.r Snoa ~ ~. .oc!s tesu!. hsa uat thele
~. ~. "'t ,o. M .h TattoHA' sauaa.fs os-
VII, NJ ~ FI.r.,n, r,,t t,1s. ~ ieh''ayFanla, NEW
~, er E'trh ,Isi stu .nn T. 9asa ~ 'a teae m xs
nlcaton shst tososh sta;s M St oTranIza,iayl, ~ aay
tLs t!trj uarty no no,sioe ebancr % ot el2tInr i'm,
ss,,.. ~ sny ,y1,a "a , 1a4uI Wy ~ ute9eAt tao
SsMss aH ~ !" , .u@ "noe pIVpG ano Iase as cam,
sr9M ss ns,tx ~ ~ .a ~ T., aGuunseu
'sts ~. - rssi,y, '" ,ae NJ ~ tnugIeas
u"s nn' s,T ,as d"s ,.,n .Msss tnat, " att!0!
f.,,t, 1u"s a"x b,a st.,,ci,, -, . rIt uss pIoSs
currency rcIVTmcT., @ .n Charged home EuI "non IN, ~
iisa Wqia@ :: usl':s;' + "a 'S.y!ns II :t!atsgs
% aeseated & yote ,.,. o. snE ps,a estxp,.sing % Tue
stauua@a no41ssj n"1u - "*7 AapHA ~ Every
, 1876-09-02

DISCUSSING THE rRIMAn1Es.
Ths Grand Council met last evening at Re.
publican Headquarters, corner Of 1.nke aud
Clark strects, L. L. Duul, Esq, presiding.
Atr. Bench reported Hat Of rules ard order
Of business, which were adopted.
Tie resolutions Of Col. payne, offered Th,,rs.
t1ay afternoon ut the meeting Of tho Executive
Committee. in regard to holding tho primary
elections IN tho same day, wero reported tu Tue
Council without indorsemott.
Mr.. X. L. Jenkins moved the adoption Of the
resolutions.
Mr.. ]. Lyle King did not t'luls the resolutions
ought to bo adopted They would not meet tho
approval OF all the mctnbvrs Ut the Council.
Mr.. Avery wns Ia favor Of having two sets d
dccgatcs-opc for tho Congressman In each
district anl members OF the Legislature, aud
the other set fur the county officers.
Mr.. Gill thought Delegates should DO chosen
the av betorc Gossttons TSre r lSla' II ton
1ny the delegates wpre eccctetl, he aliould farar
Mr. Avery's plan. He considered 1t i.nprar,ica.
blu TO hold tic County and Congressional Con
''St,i H. Aswater e ose 10 takc the resolution, u,
seriatinf. Carried.
The trst resolution was read, md, on motIon
Of Mr.. King, rather sumnarly laid on tue
The second division. ordering tic c!ty primary
election oil the 25th, aud the country torn
primary elections on the 2sl, wis also read and
tabled.
three sets. Que for Congressional, Que ios sen,.
toral and Representative, aud auotllrr for
county delegates, was then read.
nr. ID, :. smith moved To hare two sets,-~one
Of Congressional a1id Representative delegates,
md tho other Of delegates to the County Cun.
vention.
Afr, Atwatcr didn't SEQ why the Congressional
and Senatorial Conventions should not bo ich1
Slr. Dixon sud that would not give enough
time 10 enablo the delegates to deliberate All
mns eYer eeo" oI .. W. .s 9Gn'. ~ 1uaga; KY
Mms % Ia "u ,' sI ~. sa,. ~, III tha. % aI
be % expcctcu e I ii II htm for % on, % dny. ~ '''' "S
w ,Sr r. Z Snith ofrrrcT 49, A. n, Amendment
n resolution looking to The holding Of Two con,
,..,. fn,. ans r,r a. ~ n,,,,r+r .,,i ~. othor H.
1oT 1a ne e 'f
on melton of Mr. King, this amendment vas
That portion Of the original resolutions RET.
ommcnilng that tho primaries in each ward and
town select three sets Of tlelcratcs-ouc Conercs.
| sfunal, one Senatorial and REPRESENTATIVE, anil
| one col,nty--was a.loptcd, wtth IN amendment hy
Ar. Avery, substituting Il Tint there be elected
for The word Il HDrInariee, ctc.''
Tl,at portion of the resolutions Recommend.
Ing TINT the First, Second, aud Third Congrcs.
25th Inst. was luld upon the table. The s,.y-
the Senatorial md Representative Conventions
on the a9th Inst, and tho County Convention
tint each Senatorial Convention sholn.la prosl.lt
its own Senatorial committce, was also tabled.
| Mr.. Ii, Z, Jenkins offered the following rcso-
lutions:
wc further recnn.ncnd thnf Tho elcttoua for dele.
gates to tho Congressional md Senatorial convr,.
t.ons 10 hell u the same time. and that the cre:
/ hGf0tH tflUf tiu8.
, 1876-09-02

JACKSON UNION" PRINT,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-28

nation. When = man was induced to
leave active service in the army III which
hs was sure of promotion and to settle
down for life in the greater but more
quiet task of educating the youth, the
nation had pledged i.s faith 10 him. and
it was bad faith. unsound economy and
unsound policy to attempt to violate that
contract. He was glad the proposition
to do SO came from where it had come.
God forbid that any man who had been
in arms on either side should disgrace
himself by upsetting the calculations OF
a lifetime and disturbing the honorable
dream which these gentle men had right
to indulge in in relying on the promise
Of the government. He spoke OF this
thing now because :" coming events cast
their shadows before" This lll-consId-
cred. ignorant attack on West Point was
bu. the ssirmisher of the main move
nsnt to he directed against that great
institution of which West Point was the
nursery and of which the nation WAS
proud. The people did not want to see
the honor Of the nation, the school OF
the soldier and the dignity of the pro
fession struck at AS they were III this Dill.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-28

A CAsE.-Attorney Van FIeet re-
turned on sunday morning from Baltic
Mountain, whittier he has been en-.
gagged in defending case brough.
against the Central Pacihc kaliro1,i
Company for tho recovery OF Hioo
worth of baggage, the property OF the
plaintiff, which was LOST ~niie III
charge of the detsndant's employes.
He recovered Judgment for SIS, but
the case ha. been appealed to the Dis
tr;c. Cont. and Van SAYS he'll make
Il too warm for him there, rs there
arc n number of material defects in the
the latter tribunal. Judge :. f..
Darne. a talented attorney OF the
.witch. conducted the case against he
of ours.-Elko Ind, Jan. -.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-28

Fashion does not now consist OF
closely followed copies, but OF sur.
prises. Women OF society DO not "ant
q dress made like that OF some one
else, but different from every one else .,'.'
and it is in these VARIATIONS tnS' the
genius of the modis:e comes IN.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-28

THE BANK of Temple and Work
man at Los Angeles, lately suspended
i, under Liabilities Of no less than one
million dollars. The property IN the
hands of the assignees is said to be
ample to meet all the Indebtedness.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-28

AUSTRIA having signified its desire
for copy Of Secretary Eish's CUBAN
note. Minister Orth communicated
tina, fact to Washington. The request
!. no. to be concurred in. 1t is ru-
mored that another note is impending.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-28

PICKETT. the old man convicted OF
rape on little girl at Battle Mountain
has been sentenced to tho States Prison
for fourteen years.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-28

VERHIcULATE WIT. The Hum
boldt Register seeks 20 stir up an IN
,e.,ine war by asserting that the Ed
itor Of the Silver State, Epron Rel
w." has got worms" The present
management OF the Register seem
fully competent 10 maintain lis rep
u,a,iop as a vehicle OF wit and humor
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-28

A ni,ro-.lycerine explosion at NORTH
Adams, Mass, blew TWO men to atoms
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-28

JosEPH 7. GOODMAN, manager Oh the
San Francisco Post has been cited to
appear before the Nineteenth District
Court to answer why he should not
be adjudged guilty OF Contempt in
having abused the Rev. Mr.. Dawson
in Saturdays issue OF that paper.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-28

DELEGATES from Georgia to the
democratic National Convention Will
he chosen on the 18th inst.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-28

Hollis HALL, Harvard College. was
much injured by fire on Wednesday
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-28

THREE murtiererS were !ynched a.
CharIestown. West Virginia. night
before last. One of them had muir
dered a colored man in cold blood,
and was hanged by cOlOrsi men who
demanded from the white mob who
hanged the other two their share O.
vengeance.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-28

+. II. WISsIow, one Of the primer
pa. owners OF the Boston Post Dem
ocraticl has Icvantei for Brazil leav-
ing behind him forged paper to the
amount of 100000. lie used TO be a
Methods, preacher and was a chap
lain in the army and in the navy. lie
is conscientiousIy in favor OF letting
bv-gones be hy-gones.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-28

THE CANUCks are made 10 feel no"
sbarper than q serpent's tooth it IS 10
have = Home Government. iheS
passed a law preventing appeals to tho
Priv Council Of England in certain
cases. Great Britain says that tins
law must be repealed. Now then must
Canada retract and become aS one WHO
is bumbled in the face Of a soothing
world, or revolute.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-23
CUBA.

The breeze which sprung up, some time
ago. on the Cuba question has steadily in
creased, and judging from the late reports
from Washington We are, in ell probability
about to have serious disturbance with
Spain. Mr.. Fish, who has hitherto been re-
garded-snd justly so-as the main obstacle
to war with Spain, is reported to have be-
come suddenly in favor of interfering to
restore peace to Cuba and safety to American
interests in that distracted island special
telegram to the Nav Orleans Times from
Washington reports the President as having
said to leading members of the House of
Representatives that the time for decisive &C.
ton had come, and tn 1t this country ought
to help Cuba.
1t remains to be seen what action Congress
will take on matter SO pregnant with i'm
portance to the whole country as a war, even
with the war-torn aud effete nation which owns
the brightest island-gem in all the western
world. The Senate will no doubt be for war,
if such be the Presidents ultimatum, but the
House will probably ponder well and long
upon step which will involve such weighty
consequences