Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-09
RUTHERFORD B. HAYES,
OF OHIO.
Fer Vice Presldene:
WILLIAM A. WHEELER,
OF NEW YORK.
TELKGRAPHlc BREvIrIEs.
Fer Vice Presihene:

A dispatch from Madrid. Spain. Sept.
., says that Boss Tweed has been cap
tured on board Spanish merchantmen
and lodged in fortress. He vas trav-
cling under the assumed name Of Secor
and in company with his cousin, William
Hunt. Now, il this il true. won't it
trouble the mind Of Little Sammy Til
den2 Won't he sweat with dread lest
tho Boss be brought back to New York
and induced to tell all he knows shout
REFORM"
Chicago, Sept. S.-The first train that
left Cincinnati yesterday morning for the
prize fight WAS crowded with roughs of
che lowest order. Holland ordered the
conductor to carry them 1eyond the scene
Of action, which was done. and the train
stopped at Liberty. The mob find
ing no chance Of reaching the fight, made
. raid on the hotel and completely sacked
il, stealing everything they could. lay
their hands on. The barkeeper was shot
for refusing whisky to one Of the roughs
Allen upon his arrival at Cincinnati last
night was arrested. but subsequently,
bailed. Goss and the rest escaped. To
night Allen is to meet John Dryer and |
sign articles for fight. He now says be |
has been robbed in the last two fights |
and will never go into the ring again
The feeling here is very strong against
Holland for Lis decision. Old prize
fighters Say the battle belonged to Allen
and that Goss could not have stood it
twenty minutes longer. Goss is stone
blind tonight.
A Washington special says the Hawai-
ian reciprocity treaty is certain to give
the United States trouble. Three ma
tions, France, Russia aud Germany, will
claim under the provisions Of the treaty
Of amity, commerce and navigation. that
The favored nation clause will give them
he right to the entry Of like products of i
he Sandwich Islands free Of duty.
Charleston, Sept. S.-All night the
'ol0red militia and white clabs remained I
Il theirplaces Of rendezvous under arms. U
4 party of passing blacks fired into the
|rmory windows of the Montgomery 8
iuards. The FIRE was returned. Ex t
epting this and two or three minor dis Q
urbances the streets were quiet after O
midnight. The public feeling continues Ii
ne Of deep uneasiness. The blacks talk g
I having atorchlight procession to- night p
ut efforts are being made to prevent it, G
> trouble will probably grow on. Of it. je
St. Louis, Sept. S.-The Atlantic and Il
acific Railroad was sold at auction this 81
DON to William F. Buckley at $3.50, 900 is
Y the road and $50, 600 for the land S,
ant. It is understood the road was bid tr
for Andrew Pierce, Jr. vi
London, Sept. S.-Siiver is quoted to-
y at 5lHd.
San Francisco. Sept. s.-The Califor- VI
. Mining Company has declared div Sa
end Of 81, payable on the 18th. els
About o'clock this morning Mrs. in
lie Newton committed suicide at her so
sidence, 1920 Pacific street, by taxing Sci
-ychnins. She left letter addressed nj
Nr. Olsen, her landlord, stating that Al
lef at the loss OF her husband prompt Gel
the act. ass
Three new cases of small pox are re- liza
rted this morning; also three deaths,
Chinese. !