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The prics Of the Weekly WoRlD
sent Of the Territory 10 only three dol.
lars aud twenty-five cents per annum.
The paper Is we'll worth that tri6ing
sum, and Is just the thing to send to
yoer friends sbtped. = And for I've
dollars tho Weekly will be mailed 70
any address IN the Territory.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-08

Why. then, do We employ Chinese
while whites OF either sex are idle? This
fault In our social and domestic econ
out the aid OF Congress.-[S. #. Call.
Why, indeed, IL is dificult to answer.
The fact, however. Is apparent that Chi
nese are employed when white labor is
equally get-at-able and equally available.
I Phoebe RECORD.
Perhaps the fact that the Chinese do
not want to boss" their employers may
have something to do with It'll Carson
Appeal.
Yes and perhaps the fact, that some
employers put on 30 many shoddy airs
that none but Chinaman could endure
them. Some employers think because
they hire man and pay him wages. that
they have acquired the right to treat
him like dog. While proper respect
should be paid to the requirements OF
an employer, in all that the contract be-
tween him and his employee calls for,
outside Of that, employers should re-
member that they and those who work
for them stand upon an equal footing.
Tho shoddyites and parvenus Of the
present day, forget this and turn up
their dirty noses at those whom blind
fortune negects. To see the airs and
graoes tina. many people who employ
others put on, would astonish any one.
Their tone is imperious, their manners
insulting and to their employees they
are an object OF disgust and contempt.
Hard fortuneoompels many to work fol
others for poor compensation, but that
is no reason why their self respect should
be outraged or their feelings hurt. The
Same kind Of folly is shown by the thou
sands Of Office holders with whom this
country Is now unhappily cursed. Ap
ply to government department for in.
formation or to transact business ant
ton to one but some miserable whipper
snapper will insult you as far as b.
dares. A little brief authority turn
their heads and makes them forget wha
insufferable bilks they are. So it is will
half the employers. They forget tina
those whom they employ are flesh an,
blood and have the feelings of humanit
implanted in their bosoms. They thin
that because they employ man the cor
tract carries with it the implied right
degrade them. II is not 30. and occa
sionally Mr.. Shoddy gets unpleasant
reminded that his position is untenabl'
Such snobs employ Cinnamon becaus
they are oallous to such insults, viii
great corporations and such either
which and who are dead to all instinct
. but money making, employ Chiname
because they are cheaper and can be dri
en- round to and from their labors like
many work oxen. Those ore some
the reasons why Cinnamon are or
ployed.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-08
AN ANOMALOUS ERA.

The Presidential campaign this year
assumes an exceptional character. The
elections preceding that OF November
have lost their significance for the
reason their effects are discounted. It
is conceded that Ohio and Pennsylva-
Lilo which hold State elections IN Octo-
Der, will be carried by the Republicans
and, excepting Indiana. the whole OF the
Western States will probably follow suit.
On the Pacific slope for the same reason,
the elections which occur anterior to the
national one in November. afford very
little matter as data 10 determining the
result of the Presidential contest. The
reason is the sectional character that the
campaign has been made 10 assume. The
battle cry that the Republican leaders
early adopted was the bloody shirt. T"
That circumstance at once decided the
fate OF all the Southern States excepting
South Carolina and possibly Florida.
All the rest will as surely be carried by
the Democratic nominee as Ohio and
Pennsylvania will 60 Republican. The
fact OF the South thus being made nearly
an unit has the puculiarity OF rendering
tho great State Of New York indispensa.
bleto abe victorious party. The side
with which the Empire State casts III
lot will carry tho day. Especially ID
this true Of the Republican side Of the
house. II Il carries New York its oppon'
snts can hang up their fddles. Not &c
with the Democratic. They may carry
New York and yet lose the day. MOI
only must they be successful in tht
Empire State but they must also DO ths
victors In Indiana, Connecticut and
New jersey. Those States are thus e.
sential. because In them the Democrats
have o better chance than in any othel
Northern, Middle or Western States.
II they fail in those States, they canno
reasonably hope to gain any of th'
others. II they are victorious, the.
may possibly gain many, which they d.
not need. The fight therefore Is marrow
cd to the few States named, because Of
the issue az made by the Rspublioa
leaders, they have no following what
ever in the South, save the negroes an
the oarpst-baggsrs. II is regrettabl
that more than eleven years after th
close OF the war. the issue should hsv
thus been joined, but 80 Il is. III
primary cause Of this inauspicious Col
test being the efforts Of political vii
workers and ofloe-soskers. to blind tn
people OF large to their true interest.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-08

Mulligan is still after Blaine and
charges him with manipulating the
letters to suit himself. Mulligan need
not trouble himself. Blaine may be all
right but no party can afford to put q
man in his predicament in nomination.
II he were merely seeking to be re.
elected to Congress, this letter imbroglio
might help him, but as an aspirant for
President, the matter assumes an en-.
tirely different form. Like Casars wife
tho peoples Chief Magistrate should
not only DO innocent but above sus
picion. This essential condition, Blaine
does not meet. He. like q seller Of
"puts and calls" is continually called
upon to explain and assert that he hal
not and will not cheat anybody. A can
didate who is liable TO such attacks. il
not likely to receive the nomination.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-08

One law for the rich, another for the
poor is the rule. A poor wretch who
steals few dollars worth to keep his
miserable soul from leaving his starving
body, is sent to jail, worked in chain
gangs. and in some States publicly
whipped. What do they do with the
rich when they steal millions? Why II
they do not get of scot free sin Tweed
case, they are pampsred in prison and
bribed officers allow them to escape.
Other refreshing instances have lately
boon afforded. AtSt. Louis. Mckee and
Mcguire not long since were convicted Of
stealing thousands upon thousands Of
the public money. They were sentenced
to fine and imprisonment. What the
nature Of the latter punishment is may
bs guessed from the following extract
from the st. Louis Times:
Bohle and Major Gibson being occu,
pied most Of the time in carpeting aud
fixing the three cells assigned to Mo.
RAe and Mcguire. These cells are Nos
90, 90, and 100. and are in the second
tier OF the female section, and are direct
~ opposite the cells occupied by the
other whisky prisoners. This is thu
first time that cell in the female sec
ton has ever been occupied by male
prisoner, and no reason is given fol
breaking the rule in the case Of McKe.
and Mcguire, except that they desired
TO be separated from the rest OF the mall
prisoners. The cells are to be fitted NJ
in elegant style. Besides fine Brussell
carpets. they are to have spring mat
tresses, instead Of the straw ticks Of tn,
Jail, and table and chairs. and the WALL
are to be hung with paintings and pic
lures of Gil kinds. The middle cell 10 &
be used as storeroom and wash-closei
and the other two cells for sleepinI
rooms. The meals are to be brought Il
them from the depot restaurant, wher
Meade, Howard and Almstedt get thei
meals. Jones Is the only one of tn
whisky prisoners who can digest tn
prison fare.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-08

The American horses in England are
doing pretty we'll. They are making
good time and manage to come 10 second
or third. Mr.. Sanford, their owner. is
confident that ere long they will be &C.
corded the first place. 1t is to be hoped
that be will be successful as Mr.. San
ford is worthy and genial representa-.
tive Of American racing men. His
horses form fine lot and il 10 believed
will YET make remarkable record in the
annals OF the turf in the old country.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-08

The California street stock sharps say,
that last Savage assessment was indeed
savage deed.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-08

On the 9Th instant the members Of
the various Army Associations held their
reunions at Philadelphia. The pro-
csedings viii be found in the telegraphic
columns.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-08

The case Of Sanford W. Moeller, which
has been on tina docket Of the Arizona
Courls for seven years. has lately been
decided In favor Of the defendant.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-08
SPECIAL MEETING.

fUVHE MEMBERS OF THE YOUNG MEMS
SOCIAL CLUB are requested to attend .
meeting this Thursday Evening, 81
o'clock, at Browns Hall. Unfinished business
TO be settled.
IL /. ABBAHA4bONs necfetAsy'
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-08

Anna Dickinson says that she intends
to stick to the stage. All right Anna.
but we would respectfully submit, that
you are little too much OF vixen to
make great actress. So much vinegar
is apt to destroy those broad views Of
character that are essential for success
full and versatile actress. II any mascu-
line spectator were bold enough to give
audible proof Of his disapprobation she
would stop the play to throw her smell.
ing bottle or some other convenient
missile at the presumptuous wretch.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-08

Mamie Jones has got bace to San
Francisco and been taken In charge by
her guardian. A good spanking would
probably improve NAMES notion OF the
prophecies to be observed In this vale
of tears.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-08

Political parsons are an abomination.
Parson Robert Collier Of Chicago has
seen 1T to preside over political meet
ing. His congregation ought to take
care that he does not again preside in
their pulpit. It is not possible TO serve
God and mammon. still less is it posi-
BILE to associate the Deity with partisan
politics. That humbug, the Rev. DR..
Newman OF Washington, is notable ex-
ample Of the folly Of attempting to ally
such uncongenial pursuits.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-08

The Sioux war is becoming daily more
serious. All the Indians from the
agencies are on the war.path. 1t ia
thought that much larger body Of
troops than hitherto dispatched will be
required to cope with the savages. A
pretty kettle Of isb the Indian ring and
tbs Interior Department. aided by Bel
KNAPP. have cooked for the deleotation OF
the country.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-08

In San Francisco fellew shot at and
slightly wounded his mother in-law.
Like McConnells juror. the poor man
could not stand everything.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-08

Remember the men who toil.-[G. II.
News.
Do 20, and do not horde Of Asiatic
heathens deprive the toilers OF the means
of getting an honest and decent living.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-08

There is q rumor coming from Berlin.
that the supposed alliance between
Germany and Russia, Ia not only OF the
fimsisst character but likely to meet an
immediate termination.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-08

The Arizon Miner says that Uncle
Billy Raymond" is visiting Prescott for
the purpose Of looking at tho mines Of
that region. The Miner says that the
old gentleman Was we'll and as full Of
energy as ever. which we are very glad
10 learn.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-08

A number Of Fenian prisoners have
escaped from Australia, which will be
welcome news to their fellow country
mon throughout the world. The tele-
grams do not give either the names,
number or particulars.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-08

Oregon has gone Democratic. The
majority on joint ballot is stated at
twelve, which assures the election Of q
Democratic Senator. The election 10
important as it affords the probable
leanings OF Oregon on the Presidential
question.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-08

From the kilograms published this
morning 1t eeems that Blaine has COM
pletely vindicated himself from the
charges connected with. the railroad
bonds.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-08

1t is stated that Russia. Germany and
Austria have abandoned the Berlin
Note" 1t is also reported that the views
Of Austria, Italy and Great Britain CO.
incide on the Eastern question and thar
an alliance will be formed between
those powers.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-08
NEW TODAY.
NOTICE.

GAN FRANCISCO, JUNE, 2. 1876. ALL PER.
- sons dissatisfied with the management Of
the NEWARK MINING COMPANY Will
please address
wv" Stock Exchange office.
Twenty-Five hundred shares. JEST
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-08

Carson il Q little dull and prosy just
VI Carson Appeal
When Vas u otherwise?
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-08
NOTICE.

u,HIs Is TO NOTIFY EVERY , UST and
I have withdrawn oil ny n.y. Eilers On
connection with the saloon Of hen 81 ,Dy.,d BY hin
Iacour street. All debts VIII FILL, ~ collectsa
and all debts due the concern w'
by him.
Phoebe, Oct. 1sts 1879. Joe. 0SU
o2-0 a.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-18
SPAIN.
Tie Carlists' came Nearly Played Out
The Don Down TO his Last Card.
The CarlistS Preparing to Propose Con.
illusions Of Peace Priests and Cath
ellie Families LeaYing-Ete

LONDON. FEBRUARY IA Paris CORE
spOndent Of the Times points to the ex-
pested entry OF the AlfOnsists into To
losa az an event Of great importance
The capture OF this city would free the
railway and establish Communication
with Msdrid. A telegram from Madrid
announces that King Alfonso started
ftom Nittoria last night. Foreign repre-
sentatives accompanied him 20 the train
LomO, before joining MOrious. captured
the Carlist arsenals at Eybar, P aCencia
and Especirs.
The IiD1es's correspondent with the
Csrlists, in a d spsteh dated Tolosa,
February 14th, says: Yesterday the
Carlists repulsed Queseda near EIoriO.
The AlfOnsists lost two thousand men
and the Cariists two hundred"
A Paris dispatch to the Times says 3
runner Is current that some Cariists re-
Gently entered French territory and mis-
took some French fOlGiaTs for AlfOnsists
and flied upon them. The French re-
piled and an engagement lasted for ten
minutes. One CT the French soldiers
was killed. II is said that in copse-
quence OF this occurrence, aud the posi-
bltty OF similar complications, Senior
MOl1Ds, the Spanish ambassador, has
abandoned his intention OF going TO
Madrid to take his seat in the senate.
MADRID, February 17.-Just before
AlionsO's depsr ure for the north, Del
Castillo read to the king a dispatch
from the Spanish consul at Bsyonne,
a ,nGuncing that the CArlist junta in
tended to hold meeting at Villa Fran
ca, TO propose q conclusion OF peace.
TIE CaElisis are represented as panic
stricken. They lack money and provi-
stons. Many priests and Catholic fam
lilies are quitting the country.
HENDAYE, February 1S.-The Alton
sists encircie the Carlist positions as fol-
lows: On the east the forces under
CampOo are concentrated between Eli
condo and the valley of Otzondo, in
readiness for an attack; On the north,
Nansscues's brigade is at Irien awaiting
for orders to Ope ate in the direction OF
EnderlsZo; another brigade is concen-
trated between Rentirior and OysIzun,
threatening Arechuleguy southwark.
An army corps which started from
PampeliDa is advancing toward the
near LEILA, In the west.
Morton occupies important positions
Fear TolOsa.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-18

AN additioHa va at is t. be constructed
AZ Nsg Y k for ths IA t accumulation
OF Yer coin. Ia ali parts o. the country
taere l. now on hand 40 u S14 900 600
in subsid sTy C ins, Of which 81, 600, 900 is
B1stp1; $4,000 in New YORK., and
$500, 900 IL he minis, the balance being
a. the diffe eat sUb-treasurles. The
secretary OF he trsssury ia now mstur-
ing plan fur the redemption OF irsc-
tiOns currency, the account of which
now outstanding is $4,000, Of which
amount Sl4, 0JO, 900 has been either lost
or destroyed. % this sup position 1t ia
estimstsd that the substitution Of about
$50, coo 600 will be about Sl2,OOG,OJO in
excess OF t7s actual demand. As fsst as
the sub-tTesslries pay 1t out in the re-
dsmption o. currency, the latter will be
destroyed. Toe country ct large will
lesrn Of this with unmixed pleasure,
for, II ihfrs is one nuisance connected
with our currency greater than an
other, it is the five to fifty cent bills.
Abolish hem.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-18
FIFIY.TWO LIVES LOST.
The Steamer FrancOnla Runs into and
Sinks the Strath-Clyde, Bound
for Bombay.
Expo ling her Boilers, the Clyde Goes
Down with All but Nine of her
Passengers and Crew.

LONDON, February 1.-THE press as
sociatiOn furnishes the following: "The
steamer F'ranconis ran into the steamer
S:Iath-Clyde, OF Glasgow. eff Dover,
this evening. The boiler of the Strsth-
Clyde burst, and she sank Immediately.
Fifty-twO Of her passeDge,~ were
drowned, five have baen landed at Do
yer, and four others are reported to have
been saved" Smith & Co., the stesm-
er's agents, report that the Franconia
has pat into Dover. She had her bow
stove In st the water line, The follow
ing particulsrs,Of the disaster have been
received: "fhe steamer EtrRth Clyde,
which sailed from London fer Bombsy,
had been into Dover bay to land her
pilot. AS she was steering out again,
sbJut q mile from the Admiralty pier,
she was caught by strong tide which
iurchad her bow toward the southeast.
The steamer Frsnconis, which was
coming down the Engiish channel,
ran into her with great force
on her port quarter. The collision
occurred at half-past four O'Clock this
evening. Two minutes afterWRrd the
boilers of the SLrath-Clyde exploded,
and the steamer went to the bottom.
The FlaacOnia was badly damaged but
kept sfl0st 1t Is thought that all her
fore compartment plates were carried
away. Two tugs immadil t-ly took her
in tow. The weather was clear and the
sea cslm at the time of the disaster.
The Dover liiebOaE was launched, but
was unable to reach the scene in time to
rescue any Of the SsrstE-Clyde's pas
sengers or crew. Eleven persons were
saved and fifiy-nine drowned on the
CIyde,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-18
BOSNIA.
Attitude of the Rebels Toward their
Turkish Masters-Russia's Part
I'm the PiOt-Andrassy's Note.

LONDON, February ia special tele-
gram from Vienna gives the following
1.-The Bosnia insurgents have Issued a
manifesto against Count AHdrassy's
note. The manifesto points out the
Porte's former breaches OF promised re-
forms, and declares that the resistance
of Mohammedan beys will bsffis every
reform. The Mohammedans even are
expected to revolt il an attempt is made
to execute the reforms. The insur-
gents, therefore, refuse to lay down
their arms and appeal to the justice Of
Europe"
An article In the Cologne Gazette
draws attention to the fact that the Rus
sian press is continually instigating The
insurgents in Servis and Montenegro
against the Porte. The Gazette declares
that the Russian government is respon-
sible for the aiarming demeanor of the
press. consequently it cannot Re sur
missed that the people believe In the ex-
istence of secret agreement by which
Austria is to bsall0 owed to annex Bosnia,
r Issia TetskiDg the Bessarebian terrific
~, which Was coded in 1857.
The powers have accepted the Porte's
modification Of Andr&ssy's proposals, SO
that the application of the direct taxes
of Bosnia and Herzegovina to the de-
vel9pment of those provinces will not
be required.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-18
TELEGRAPHIC BREYIATES.

Henry Glllarf, a German, put sud
den terminus to lorg spree in Nash
vile yesterday by shooting himself to
death.
AT Cleveland, Ohio, yesterday, q
D;IJ crat was elected to fill q vacancy
in the city council, caused by the resig-
nation of Republican.
In New Orleans, yesterday, John
COstley and T. ]. Newhouse QuarreIed
over game OF billiards, resulting in the
latter shooting the former dead.
In Little Rock, Wednesday. during q
fight between two bcOtblacks, one
struck the other with stone, from the
effects of which he died yesterday
morning.
The difficulty pending between Hon.
George DlPre and Mr.. J. NJ. Stonmeyer,
Of the New Orleans Times, was AMIGA
bly, and creditsbly adjusted on the field
yesterday,
John Huffman, aged fourteen years,
employed in the maehiDe-shops at Ham
iltop, OHIO, was caught in the betting
to-day and drawn to the shaft, and had
his right arm torn from his body, both
legs broken and otherwise injured. He
cannot possibly survive his injuries.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-18

a DIsPATCa frJm L0udon states that
the Liberals have agreed to resist, in par
liameni, he ist ficstion Of the purchsse
OF the Suez canal shares, believing that
q serious form OF complications will
arise. Brsdiaugh, the great free. think.
ing rGi'cAl, Vho has besn consulted ty
Glad4tone, is lectuyi, g to country audi
encesr an securing signatures to pei
ton i'm gloriug resi- ia c. 70 ratification.