Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-01
TELEG BREVIEIES.

San Francisco, August 3l.-Th suits
brought by the Crown Point and other
mining companies on the Comstock
against the Sutro Tunnel Company. have
been taken from, the Fifteenth District
Court to the y. S. Circuit Court for
trial, and will come up next term The
Secretary Of the Sutro Company says the
suits will not interfere with the progress
of the work on the tunnel.
The political campaign is going on &C,
lively in this city. various clubs and or
ganiZ atoms Of both parties holding large
and enthusiastic meetings every night.
The Hayes Invincibles will parade on
Saturday night, and other Republican
bodies are expected to join them in the
| grand turnout.
Early this morning the body of a man
was found in the bay at the foot of Jones
! street. near disused wharf, with q rope
| around his neck, to which was attached
| a stone weighing about 100 pounds. This
raised suspicion of fonl play, but an
inquiry of parties referred to in letters
in bis possession makes it evident that
it is u case of snicide. The deceased
was named Felix Larracoecke He was
Spaniard. cigar maker by occupation,
and was discharged from the Stockton
Insane Asylum in April last, after three |
years of confinement. Yesterday he |
stated his intention OF committing |
suicide and exhibited rope which he |
said lie would place around his neck !
with stone attacked and Jump into the
bay. Little importance was attached to
his words at the time.
Nine cases of smallpox were reported
yesterday and two this morning with
three dea his.
Palisade. August 31.-The two boys
arrested here on suspicion of having
tempered with switch of the Central
Pacific Railroad. had a preliminary ex-
animation yesterday, and gave their
names as Bruce Dean and Charles Kalt,
each aged Is Kalt said he had been at
the Cosmopolitan Hotel, San Francisco,
and exhibited napkin from that house
as proof. Dean, who was used as wit
ness for the State. said that Kalt had
stolen bunch of keys in Sacramento at
the International Hotel, among which
was switch key, and having been forci-
bly, put off the freight train Is miles be-
low Palisade on which they were beating
their way, they conceived the idea of
throwing the passenger train from the
II oSh IL Oluct tunt Iucy ulSuL nave tImc | =
TO walk to Palisade and then board it in
case it came along. 1t is evident that
hey both, from their elimination and
belong to band Of organ
Zed juvenile thieves in San Francisco.
They will be sent to Eureka to await the
'ction of the Grand Jury. and it is OK
oected the railroad officers will aid the P
county in securing their conviction.
Newcastle, Bel, Aug. 31.-The steam
+ which left Philadelphia last night with
he pugilists Weldon and Walker and
heir friends. effected a landing on the
Iew Jersey shore. A ring was formed
lear PENIS Hill. and the fight CON-
aenced. The Sheriff tried to interfere,
ut was restrained by the mob. After
tubborn fight of 60 rounds Weldon was
eclared the winner. The Sheriff mott
ed the principals and such of their abet-
ors as he could recognize that he would
blow them to Philadelphia and prose-
ute them to the full extent of the law. g