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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-23
1 Ea,t Oh J NO nboRt the Prison lm-
ye>tigation.

The state f the case as il now stands
might well be described in this sentence.
AS follows. aud then dropped; HE pro
secut;ou having utterly failed 10 make
out a case against Lyman are no.. IL
gaged through their organ. the Virginia
Evening Chronicle, IL trying to make
on. a case against the MAJ ority OF the
Board of Prison Commissioners. IAs
fact Is, the Governor and his party went
into this investigation just as they went
to work in the outset Of the Mlller-t our
shay-McCoInas business-letermined TO
leave rv:bing uud9ue which might dis
grace LYMAN and cause him to Be turnsd
out Of office. Their whole effort has
been to sustain their case. Their case
was an agreed verdict of "guilty.' No
thing else would satisfy them. And
now a word about the transactions at
Virginia II was agreed, in the start te-
tween the opposing parties just what
should be done. This agreement stlpu-
lated that the old charges Of improper
conduct with Mol!ie Fourshay and the
starvation bushes. should not he touch
"a. The Hsu:ord Report contained the
Governors case. It was an indictment.
Nobody; not even HaufoTi himself, who
las surpassed all others in the zeal with
,,hicA lie has sought 70 disgrace Lyman,
has pretended Tor a moment that any
" stealing" was shown against the " Al
len. The said indictment charged that
HyMan lad not issued sugar for the con-
Vets Tea and coffee. When the Cover
uor's witnesses who were summoned 10
support the Hapfocd report had furnish
"a tLe;r testimony, Lyman introduced
some witnesses IN his own behalf. IN
doing 30 lie proved that be had issued
sugar and otLe. ratlOns to the prisoners.
In the couTs. Of the defense the question
was mooted OF taking as evidence the
monthly returns Of the prison steward.
Duke. Duke is q convict, and his testi-
mony was not deemed proper to be re-
ceiyed. And SO the matter stood when
the Board was fCated of TO Virginia.
But what was the first thing done II
Virginia? Who was the first witness
summoned? Why, none other than an
e1-coavict named Matheson. lie is tie
fellow whose evidence General Clarke
described as scarcely less than mia
nous" Well, the understanding be-
tween the majority Of the Board and the
prosecution being that the starvatlon
tusipess and Mollie Fourshay should
not be brought before the Board, and
that there should not be any convict
evidence heard, What else was there to
10 done than to ut an immediate stop
to the e1.raorlir ~ proceedings Sc. on
foot at Virginia | ; the Governor and MS
counsel? Tie sef-respect OF Secretary
Minor and General hittrsll, and justice
TO Mr.. Hyman demanded JUS. the act
that was done. As We have said before.
the prosecution had no case; and fainns
10 present one they fell to cCncoctlnS q
spacious issue with view to placing moi
only Lyman but the majority OF the
Board IN q false light. a more relentless
persecution was never brought to more
righteous ending.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-23

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prOIlunut saloon uu STAT street, WIZ Il
on a sud- u. without "a word Il warning.
+ Cameron drew pistol anG SHOT S"nrt.-
I der dead. uul Immediately Turned lie
,,ist,l upon himself with fatal results.
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already opened oet"e,A "sNo Urn II aio
Carpenter. MIR. carpenter IS III "ash-
inston. \ letter was seceIHed rom MN
instructing his friends not to present ms
name as delegate, but to tally against
| WasLhUrn. |. is known That NasIourn
has enemies all over the State. The
present Indication is that the complexion
| o. the Republican Convention Of to-day
will be for Blaine. Conkiing IS also
,sIte9 ot
Eirc;,,o.i .Febrnarv ~. - Marshal
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-23

Cirr.IS CUMMINGS Of the Mint has
sufficiently recovered from his ilinoss to
h. once more about town. Glad to see
him doing SO well. 1t is hard to keep
the Captain in the house when there Is
any gun firm. going on.
WoRRxEx are engaged clearing away
the wreck of the fre-impaired 1utiy
bonse. What will be done with the lot
after the old ruin IS removed we do not
know,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-23
Hardware. hardware HARDWARE

Call arrl examine thu laIE' IT 'r,r!'Et q S"'"-
st +. RAILS. Gang pl,ws, sl."-hA! f!o"s'
pr,o.t,,p ,,,vs. ,,;r.. for Flows: Stoves = al
kinds. sls, the Celebrated Medallion hsi.Ti
Crprkrlt snd Glassware. Paints and olls' bht
fixtures, Coal Oh, Chemical ana Rubber rants
Gas fixtures: Doors, windows, blinIs, ETC, CSC
all of which lie Offers low down Tor 'aSi''
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-23

UEFIING .TuEMSEINES.-The Gil
namen are preparing Tor trouble IN
good earnest. At least a dozen OF
them yesterday purchased "whist,
lers," and in a day or two there Will
be music in the air unless some am =
cable arrangements are arrived az. +
they will only go upon the hillside
and fight it out among themselves. no
one will care much if the last one OF
the fighters die on the field OF battle
Eureka Sentinel. Feb. 20.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-22
BROKEN Uf.

For some time past, O party Of boys have
'een holding meetings in one OF the rooms,
the third story of the building on the
Southwest corner of Third and Marked
strests. They called 1t their club-room,
Ind probably met there for social improve
nent; If 90, they became tired Of It, and
ook more easy, but less honest pursuit.
It was BY beginning with throwing . dog
mt of tho window, and from that il
vas turned to throwing coal at
he passersby, until complaint was made
against them yesterday, and the place De.
Jared nuisance. Mayor Whitley accoeds
ngly tesued orders prohibiting tho young
men from congrcgatiug there in the future.
)ne Of the members Of the club had an Il !.
erview win .Lr. O'Tooie, and requested
hat gentleman TO allow the club to meet IN
hs room until the end Of the month, in or
Ter as he said," We get our money out Of
be room" His appeal was useless.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-22
STEALING I PIANO.
OBTAINING MUSIC UNDER DIFFICULTY.

OBTAINING MUSIC UNDER DIFFICULTY.
Yesterday morning, German, Frederick
Won Brig|tenbach, was brought before
Esquire Brady, upon charge Of obtaining
piano under false pretenses. The facts
are as follows:
About tho Gath of November. voA Brish.
tenbach came to the store of Messrs.
Robelen & Bro, In this oity, and purchased
piano valued at $a75, which he secured BY
representing that he would pay sl95 when
tho piano was placed in his house, and The
balance on or abont the 18th of January.
The piano was taken out to the farm and
placed In Won Brightenbach's room, but he
failed to pay over the money, saying thsn
hat an expected remittance from GERMANY.
1ad not yet arrived. He never afterwards
paid Robelen & Bro. any money, making
'artous excuses, and recently, he scld the
,iano to Mr. Russell ior $ll6.4O, taking
receipt in full.
Tue prisoner was held In $500 for his ap-
oersnce at Court.
Won Brightsnbach, who IL an iutellissat
ooking German, about go years Of age, and
fair personal appearance, came to this
country in 1870, during the Franco PruG-
sian war. He has resided most Of tho TINA
near this city, and he has frequently made
be startling announcement that Just BE-
ore coming to this country he killed an
'faeer Of high rank in the German army,
which he has assigned a. one of tho ressont
Why he left hts native land. "
The Morning herald., 1876-01-22
BY MAIL And rE4EeRAPH.

The Pennsylvania Democratic State Con
ycplion will be held in Lancaster on the 22u
of March.
The Rev. DR.. Henry A. Colt, Of Concord,
n. H., las declined u call of Trinity Church,
Newport. K. l.
The Alfonsists have thrown supplies Of
provisions aud ammuIiticn into Oyarsun, IL
face OF heavy fire from the Carlist bat
lerrief.
An incendiary was captured in Little
Rock, Ark on Wednesday night In an a.
smpt to set the state House 90 fire. 81
refused to give his name.
Mrs. Nancy Beckwith, while insane,
Jumped from the second story window o.
ner resilence III Norwich, Conn, and Wac
probab fatally injured.
LII. Boxer, President Of the first Na-
.ional Bank OF Hopkinton, Macs, and all
he Hopkinton Railroad Company, disd
yesterday OF paralysis.
Newburgh's unemployed laborers held a
meeting Thursday AFTERNOON in the puoli'
square ,and resolved to petition the Common
Council 10 provide work.
A man about IS years of age, supposed
10 Ue trdulP, Wae Iuh wv "'A "' ~, ~
the Erie Railroad near Greycourt, Thurs
lay evening. His body was mangled pas
identification.
Greeuou DIS statue Of John Winthrop
ordered Wy she State of Massachusetts, hut
arrived III Boston from Eurose. 1t will sool
| ,e sent to Washington, aud II acceeptet
Will be placed in the Capitol as GIT o.
Massachusetts.
In the su; reno Court Of New York
Thursday, Judge Barrett denied the appll
cation for writ OF habsas corpus IN TIL
case of Z. s. Stokes.
Mrs. Moulton, in accordance with the ad
vice of her counsel, will take no furthe
steps at present relative to the proposed
'.advisoro couHcu."
An entire suspension Of all mining OF an
thrAcite coal for i've weoks, from Februar.
7 to March II, inclusive, has been ordered
! A new bill! has been introduced IN Tn
National Senate by Mr.. Sargent, OF Callior
MIA, proposing to establish UNIFORM rate
for telcgrapbic dispatches.
The Senate Finance Committee nav
laoreed to report iavoraby ON senate
Howe's bill for the appointment OF con
mittes on the alcoholic liquor traffic.
So far the various powers have MADE n
represent ations to the Spanish dovsrnmet
IN regard to the American note.
VI A to,AGr1, jury In the Tweed Sl,oOo.N
suit were sa ON In yesterday, and the cou'
adjourned ,.n.il Moneay.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-22
The opera
A WHINING ToS1AN's pEBUT.---A FINE
PERFORMANCE.


A large and appreclative audience assem-.
ble1 in the Opera House last evening, the
attraction being Flotow's Martha" by the
Redpsth English Opera Company, assisted
by Mr.. G. b. Khoads of this city. who made
his first appearance III opera, On Lhle occas
ion. The mu &c of "Martha" is familiar tc
most of our readers, and although it h 8
been eronud out on innumerahle hand-orgals
and marred by being arranged as hym
tunes, vet " hen we hear il as rendered lat
evening it seems as bright, as charming an,
as sweet as when we heard 1t years ago.
The part assumed ~ Mr Rhoads, "Lcr
Trjstan'is written for baritone, and the
peculiar register Of Mr.. Rhoads voice, q
mixed voice or tenor robusto, that is to say
partaking of the quality Of both baritone
and tenor, enabled him I o sing his part to
great advantage his high notes being takeI
In clear ringing tone, and his low notes
given in full round voice, characteristic Of
= BARTON.
When Mr.. Rhoads appeared on the stage.
in the Trio between Lady Harriet, Name,
and Lord Tristan; he was greeted with much
applause. At tirst his voice seemed light
but after few bars he did much better
and the off.hand manper in which he IN
ouired "Who is Bot," was admirable;. his
'1Ladies, am almost out of breath ""as
quite rood, and the scene in which he Ii
pulled and danced about by Lady Harriet
and Nancy was capital as was also his 'see
,, her smiling and delighted" At ths end o
this act, in response to long continued ap
CLAUSE, Mr.. Rhoads made his ap
pearance before the curtain
In the trio, "Fly in HASTE" especially II
the recitative, he was loudly applauded, anc
bis acting easy and natural. 1t is to be re
| eretted that the scene and romanza, "Her'
il deepest Forests" Duet between
Lady Harriet aud Lord Tristan, wal
not sung as duett instead of solo, as WI
would like to have heard Mr.. khoads IL
ahis number the quiutette, Heaven Ma!
Forgive You" was sung as quar-
5ette, the part OF Lord Tristan
being omitted and thus Mr.. Rhoad
was out of two good numbers: the Compan
however has been in the habit OF RENDERING
the Opera in this manner, (there being oul
four voealists) snd to have sung 1t az writer
would have necessitate1 the altering of tn
music.
We were we'll pleased with the manner !,
which this Opera was given, and cannc
praise too highly the singing AMI actiu9
Nj. Payson is without doubt the best aeto
of the Company, but his voice is the poorss
and we occasionally heard him out OF tune
Miss Clark has an admirable conception c
| the pa,t of Nancy, and In the scene w!
! Plunkett was much applauded. The gem
of the evening were Miss Nickels s'La:
Rose of Summer" and MIR. Clark's "Ltk
a Dream" (more generally known as "Ho
50 Fair.") The manner in which Mi
Niekels made the gradually retarded tur
~ to the leading note and then with
cresce,.do came down to the starting note,
he second part of her solo, showed grss
command OF voice, rs was done with muc
expression. We hope to hear "Msrths
again by this Company with Mr.. Rhoads
,he part of Lord Tristan complete
The Morning herald., 1876-01-22
The Case Aga i,st Baboock h.
From the Chicago Tribune,

F1oHS Wo Cfasc0Jo lTS4NM,
Public sentiment here Is yerv stronr
l:yainst Babcock, and, II the jury shall b e
II susceptible to such prsjudices, his oonytc-
Ion is assured. His failure to put in per
,onal appearano and plead toths Indictment
fer he had shown sueh precipitate inol!-
lation to vindicate himself, made bad I'm
.,ression to start on, and number Of thincs
ave happened since to strengthen public
,pinionsagainst him. The report-whether
true or not does not matter-that1he Pres.
1enL had endeavored to secure a nolie pros
.qui in behalf of bis private Hecretary, had
q bad influence for Bab," and tho prslu
licial feeling thus sngendsrsd has baen a.
.ravAtsd by the further rumors that tie
President has used his efforts to sr
range q plan Of prosecution that would IL
snre acquittal. There is, doubtless, moth
ng to found the rumors on, but their circu-
alton has, nevertheless, mared Babcock's
prospects for q perfectly fair trial. The
Government attorneys say they will have no
ii61culty in sending Babooek to tho peui-
entiary. The authenticity of his hand
writing in his dispatches formerly produced
and also of letters and dispatches To be
produced, will be established beyond q
doubt, thus fixing his connection with the
Ring. The transmission of money from
Joyce to Bah lock will also be proven.
A letter was received here yesterday from
Joyce, in which he expressed the opinion
that Babcock was--to use his expression
"a gone man" The Government attorneys
promise to furnish the public some new and
interesting developments as soon as the
trials begin.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-22
shry Had All Been Ihere'
H., ), tbe N,yada SiluSr State.


At a recent trial In the Elko County
C 1.rt uny ri, nd Bishofl, Of the Humboldt
brewer, wts called IS q witness: mi, mr.
b.. 6, OF the "solid men " OF Elko, X.
where he has been in business since IN tne
town was startei, in the winter OF leoo:
Upon beins sworn, Counsellor Rand, one OF
tue Attorneys in the esss ,Sd who .ld BY the wSy
E.hna where do YOU reside % " Where
reside What for you ask me such foolish
thiurs You drank at my place more as
Huulre1 lines "Thal has nothing 10 &C
wi tie case on trial, Mr.. Bishofl, state &c
IN, ur, Wnrro YOU reside" - De shnrrry
d. hurry Oh, ,by jimmy eilery gentlemal Al
ona, ,,ry has string Of marks ,ras On " mfns Mit
l[nn,r here .A.erceled in the counselorf
rpllall, and N u calm, dignihed manner s re- re-
cues cd the wiAnaes to state where ne io
slded. on, cxcuse me, shude. you a ar'nn' IN.
az my place 10 lnanv times aud pays a1 n.'
notings., Iisiliks Stu know old -Bishoh Vo
keeps de brewery"
The Morning herald., 1876-01-22
Notes.

., ,"AsHlSeToS, Jan. 2l.--A number OF
|"s oy1Eng the impress OF fraudulent
|'M? nave becn discovered in the Post Or.
IT, ~ y par menf, over 100 having been 20
/" we. ny tile engr,ver Of the original
F. |3np .li! her experts. The bids so found
y, manly in Texas, Arkansas, and Louisi-
r.,. s,' u them now being iu coulse Of full.
"h'Ne7oS, Jan. 2l.--A singular suit
sSE1n neie to-day, that OF q wife who
'"S etS,oJo OF her husband as damages
\ 1.1tiny Aer.
"SA'Sc TON, Jan. 2l.-The Indiana edi.
!" '."Sur>l'1sts, numbering 700 ladies
r,.,t ,Etv"tlv'nen, paid their respects to tht
.~.I ,<I'. ,his morning, after which they
.,' puoic places OF interest, including
,l,, S"ptol. This evening lie resident
:vsls W't'H, VIII VI give them public reception
The Morning herald., 1876-01-22
WILMINGTON DEL SATURDAY. JANUARY %. 1876
rs 1T TRUE.
THE CUSTOM HOUSE DEPARrMENT-WEhS
TEE HHRALD's STATEMENTS TRUE9

THE CUSTOM HOUSE DEFAhTMENI-"Hn Hn@
TEE HERALD's STATEMENTS TRUE'
The article, which appeared in the HER
AID of yesterday, relating to probable inves-
tigations in the Custom service in this State,
and its reorganizations, has created no lit
tie excitement in political circles. and as
the truth of our statement has been
called in question by two OF our con-
temporaries, in justice to ourselves we are
compelled to again refer to the matter
What we stated upon authority were Infer
ences Justly drawn from what was told u
by high United States officials, although
our informants state that they did not intend
"from what they said )" that we should b.
so impressed. We still maintain, and It will
not officially bs contradicted that It Is 30.
that changes are contemplated at Lewes
Further on we said that "there is a proba
bility also that tho developments in thu
smuggling cases may result in changes IL
another quarter, nearer this city, ano
although certain officials in Wilmington
may not be compelled to step down and out
there is a likelihood Of thorough vsntila,
tion Of matters connected with the custom
branch Of the United States service"
This also IL true, and 1t investi
CATION is not made 1t will leay'
officers in this city connected with ths Gus
TOM house under suspicion which the.
should be anxious to remove.
Capt. Lyons swore "that there had beer
no steps taken to prosecute case o.
smuggling which was known" and furthe,
that -" gin had been sen to this city which
80 far as he knew had not been sold." l
this gin was sold, we cali upon the author
tiles of the Custom house in this city t.
prove it. It has not been advertised at an.
rate.
Certainly if investigation does not follow
into these charges, then the United State
authorities would seem to bs remts
in their dury. We again repeat that ther
Is probability that Investigate IN will b
made.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-22
OVER THE CABLE,
BY American Press Association,
Illness Of the Pope.

LONDON, Jan 21.-The Lancet newspaper
OF this city says :-On Friday the Pope, after
fat'guing receptions, complained Of being
unwell. He had an epilaptoid seizure, last
ing forty minutes. Since then he
has been confined to his bed. Though bis
health requires the Doctors vigilant care,
the grave reports recently circulated are
srcundles8.
LONDON, Jan. 2l.-Thc Times, in lead.
ing editorial article on American fnancee
this morning, endorses Senator Sherman'H
proposition looking to a common unit for
money and accounts for the United States
and Great Britain. The writer says that
America, In returning to specie payments,
will almost enter upon new phase OF
mouetary development; therefore the change
in the American standard of value will in
volve no serious shock to social and com.
mercial arrangements.
Wea, her In Great Britain.
LONDON, Jan. 2l.-Noon.-The weather
to-day is very stormy and unpleaean,
throughout The British Islands. The teDe
graph lines ere proslrated between London
and Valencia. American messages art
tu'Ieio'c uesPatCHSu " way VI OASSo "ho
The French Cable.
Probable Dissolution Of Parliament
MUNICH, Jan. Alt Is reported that tht
Bayarian Parliament will shortly dissolve il
order to check an Ultramontane deadlock
which appears inevitable
The Fugitive slave Law Circular.
LONDON, Jan. 2l.-lhe popular agitation
against the fugitive slave law circular 10 in
creasing and numerous meetings are beint
held in the provinces at which strong pro
tess are made against T..
LONDON, Jan. 2l.-The English Nat:ona
Rifle AS ociation has accep ed the challen.
Of the Rifle Association of America for u
international match provided toat no othe
eam Of the United Kingdom OF Greu
Britain is allowed to compete.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-22

1t has become qulle evident Of late tha
Gov. Hendricks is growing ia favor Of the
Ohio Democrats as their candidate for the
Presidency. The infationists seem to re-
gard him as about the right sort of man
for them. A Columbus correspondent Of
the Cincinnati Enquirer saya Mr.. Hendricks
is almost the unanimous second choice o.
the Democrats Of the State now, and many
Of them have said that unless Ohis can
agree upon candidate they would like To
sse the delegation solid for Hendriokz.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-22
The Lucky Girl Will Get Him.
From The jefferson Citu Tribune.

During leap year the girl who counts all
the gray horses sho sees, until she has got
up to hundred, will be married within a
year, to the first gentleman with whom she
shakes hands after counting the one hun.
dredth horse. Every girl In the cityNcar.
ries memorandum book, that she may be
sure to keep correct record. One has al.
ready twenty-six, another eleven, and an.
other, who only began yestsrday, has seven
If somebody would bring drove of q hun.
dred gray horses to town to-day, what q
shaking of hands would take place to.mor.
row.