Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-09
RUTHERFORD B. HAYES,
OF OHIO.
For Vice President:
william A. WHEELER,
OF NEW YORK.
TELEGRAPHIC EaEvITIES.

TELEGRAPHIC EaEvlTIES.
The Senate has passed the Bill to
establish the Territory of Pembnia.
A body of 5000 Indians is camped on
the North Fork of Red River in Texas.
Hon. 0. p. Morton has gone to Indi-
ana to take part in the campaign there.
He is a tremendous force.
From San Francisco dated yesterday
We have the following dispatch:
In addition to selecting the Prssiden-
tial Electors and nominating the candi
dates for Congress, the Republican Con-
vsntion which meets at Horticultural
Hall tomorrow will announce the candi
date for State Controller for the unex-
pired term of the late j. w. Vaudeville,
and will thus challenge the consti-
nationality Of the enactment under which
the Democracy are disposed to allow tho
present incumbent to remain in undis-
turbed possession. Among the names
mentioned for Presidential Electors are
those of Jesse o. Goodwin. Gen. Miller.
n. NJ. Es.es, Ex-Governor Woods and J.
b. FELTON,. The aspirants for Congress
sional honors are. SO far. not very num-
erous. Horace n. Davis and W. II.
Sears have been mentioned as men to
contest the field with Congressman Piper
for the Second District. A. c. Henry is
mentioned in opposition to Congress
man Page Several candidates are men-
toned from the Third District in oppo-
si,ion to Congressman Luttrell. and JAS.
Nckenns, Who was the leader of the
handful Of Republicans in the assembly
during the last State Legislature. EI-
Senator Dehaven is talked of for the
Fourth District. Timothy Guy Phelps
Of San Msteo, and Ex-Governor Pacheco
are named a. candidates. The session
il not expected TO last longer than one
day. 1t will he followed on Thursday
by y ratification meeting.
The MeGarrahsn claim is again before
Congress. and the Judiciary Committee
have requested the Secrstary OF tbs H.
terror not to issue any Patent TO The
lands in controversy until the matter Of
title can be investigated.
Washington. August S.-The Score
tary OF the Treasury will probably sell
two million dollars in gold early next
week. The proceeds of the new Five.
per-csnts. which he will sell on Saturday
for the amount of the Geneva Award. he
will award in gold in sums Of not less
than five hundred thousand dollars.
Cincinnati, August S.-The Republi- |
cans to-day nominated Judge Stanley |
Matthews, Of the Second District, and
Judge III. A. Force, of the First District |
of Ohio, a. candidates for Congress.
New York, August SIN the suit by
the 81 Louis, Alton and Tsrre Haute
Railroad against Charles Butler and
Others, in which Samuel j. Tilden is one
of the defendants. it was denied that
any of the bonds or stocks mentioned in
the bill have been unlawfuily retained
by or divided among the defendants, or
issued or disposed of by them, in viola
ton of any trust or confidence rsposed
in them. The answer shows that the
company was immensely benefited by
the accession of Tilden and h1 friends
to its control. The transactions in stock
were individual acts. and not those OF
Trustees, and the amounts paid to Til
den for legal services were for special
work done.
Washington. August S.-The confer
sncs on the Legislative. Executive and
judiciary Appropriation Bill, it is ex-
peotsd will result in an agreement this
afternoon.