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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-20

Some years ago Mr.. Robert Heller,
the famous juggler and accomplished
pianist, came here In the course Of a
professional tour through the Pacific
States. As we remember II, II was one
OF The most complete, artistic and fin
ished performances we ever had the
good fortune To witness. He has
Wonder Theater" in New York.
Tho Heralds description of n recent
performance sets one 10 wishing Ia
pass an evening with the impudent.
dapper little fellow. That paper speaks
OF this theater az bright, comfortable
place. and says that itself aud it, chief
attraction MIR. Heller, have been very
popular throughout long season.
says the Herald.
Several new wonders are exhibited,
one Of which II tho production Of mn
Infinite number of articles from q hat
borrowed from any person in he au-
dlence. Plates. fruit, Dresses, shawls,
flags, kc., are dragged out Of the hat,
"'''s NJ i"-t, Ifhi itttis ktFl W JTOuu-
ced from one of the magic siawls. The
box trick IN another marvel Of mechan
ithi ingenuity. and cleyerly executed.
The empty box IN corded strongly, q
canopy lowered for short time, aud
when the covering Ii removed the box
II opened and a person found within IL.
How these apparent miracles are done
lev persons know except that ineviia-
ht" young gentleman on the floor who
informs everybody near him that be
understands II completely, aud make,
explanations which are even moro as
toni-hing than the things explained.
Mrs. kcptie" N u pretty little com.
"dy. In which Mr.. aud Miss Heller
not only sslirizc modern Spirtualism
effectively. but perform marvcis oil
their own which are strange ~ those
'"f SHADE or Howe. Tho musical part
of the entertainment was exccllent.
and the pianofore description OF
country dance. interrupted by u thun-
der storm, with Canterbury bells
Ginning, aud tho gradual passing
away of the storm. was beautifully
rendered by Mr.. Heller.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-20
BRAVO, DISKoRAyE,

Just Whist Special busioe.s Q certain
convossiion VI citizens Of PsnnayIy..
MA, Connecticut. Kentucky and other
States have 10 inferpose relative 10
the snsifs Of Governor Packard and
the Louisiana Legislature, we mus,
confess that we find II difficult to I'm.
der>,snd. We know all sbont whst
our ss'd Rutherford has done but
io-i bo's IL happens that Joe HswIey
or General Harlan or any other local
great man Il justified 10 so far ssser.
ting the importsnce OF the lobby a. 10
presume TO act ~ the adviser OF the
Government Of that state We find n
difficult To comprehend. IL seems b.
Us. after somewhat careful re-perusal
OF the following. that Mr.. Dinkgrave
- disposed to deal with the President
after The manner Of sinful men. To
he frank, we kind Of warm toward
this outspoken member OF the Par.
lament 81 the Pelican State. He Is
reported in telegram from New Or
leans Of April IS ~ follows
Dlnkgrave 81 Madison said was one
of the members sent for by the com mis-.
SION. At the interview the commission
stated they had been here two weeks try
Ing 10 see II SOME plan OF adjustment
could be- adopted. They said they deeply
sympathized with us In our struggles
aud sacrifices, but after two weeks labor
Ia eI... -.
terms offered In the proposition which
had been handed by one OF them TO the
chairman OF our committee were the hes Il
they could get for u., and, for the sake ot
the RrpuhiicBn party and of the peace OF
the stats, the best we could do would be
To accept them. This was Indorsed by all
the members present except Mr.. Me-
Weigh. Governor Brown was not pres
tent. ] WIS Eurprised and INDIGNANT nj
the proposition made 10 MS To thus sac
rifce duty, principle, honor and every.
thing. -aia 70 General Harlan: =. In
you speak as the commission 2" and he
said | do not " "Then, :" said, ~ DENY
your right, ~ citizen Of Kentucky, IT,
come mere and dictate 10 n member OF
the Legislature, Of Louisiana what he
shall do" asked one of the mem befs
OF The commission II ne was u mem be
OF the Legislature, as wfs, ana believed
Governor Packard honestly elected
whether he would accept these terms
and AFTER some hesitation he replied no
ms, IN my opinion, is not a question oi
compromise IL IL "A question OF law, d
question of right, and | trust every mem
Der Of this chucus will agree with me "a
stand firm. aud not TO let President
Hayes slip through the ioop-hoie which
ms commission IL trying to prepare foi
him. believe the time has come when
we can say 10 President Hayes; "Yo,
| were elected by the votes Of the Kcpubli.
cans OF Louisiana, seated by the blood o.
| hundreds OF faithful mcn, and now for
| getiui OF that, and forgetful even, OF ths
| Obligations Of your right 10 office, you arr
1 trying 10 carry out "A bargain made by
| your advisers. who came here with moth
ing but praises Of our matchless fidelity
| while the Returning Board were canvass
! ing votes. You are trying 10 carry gu
| that bargain by saying wh,ie you bud TIA,
1 matter under consideration the Repuh
| leans Of Louisiana gave up the fight
| fon shall not Will the devil round tn
| stump In that manner"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-20
TIE Use~ss ueSleaAe - osseh
Go0e valley.

NFsssz tbs csrsoa valley vsvs Of Apr.i i.l
fessssiay sftsrsosn Mr.. b~nls1nis Psrirss
and d. Lsce called upce sna s-isspd the
psrsiculsn u . recent m ar6es. II Dutch Flat
Valley ias: sunday evening. tvo ma nsmsd
Peter wilson and Tnosnss Desey got into 81
argument about tho weight Of certsin cattle,
which. a. Is cssss tie case. led 70 ph ys,csi
alteration. b.o~s exchanged bss veen tsesn. A
man by the name II Hssiy sspssssed thsns. In
ihe rssantins Dewey svsssias thst b. veuid
shtsh Deuey ran. Wilson vent into the houss
aud -, the s2s dssn- Al this time "a PEI
ws- called. wilson set down. . mss BY the
..as sf him. Afssr Little Dev.y CAME steal.
iss Through the beck door with IN iron bolt
ets ntsrh inches long In one hand aid Q large
opsn )sck.kniis In the other. sseslthiiy 40
preaching Wilson he sfrucs at hin with tbs
bolt. The asa sitting by saw the sc;isn,
thre~ up his arm aud warisd On the blow from
wilson's head. the weapon falling upon the
noor. Cion this Wtlsoo Turned little In his
sssi receiving . stab from the knife. He said.
you have stabbed me- Dewey answered. III
guess nut" Wilson fell n the door and died
instantly. The murderer fed end turned his
hor-e loose. The horSs went 10 Psrner's ranch.
Farmer and Frank Dudley took the snimals
irsek. and following back. found Dewey at the
widow KILLERS ranch half . mile sbove. con.
csaied In hay NOW. Farmer cal ed to him
coma ont Of there. yos have GOT your elf int o
pretty ser,ps:" Dewey r.ssd up and answered
back saving that he hsdn't done snything tina.
Pete Wilson did IL. Ben ordered him to come
down. told him that he nnst face the music
and that there WAS no use trying % get away
Then he asked what be- should do Farmer
told him to come with him TO Sheridan and
they could soon md out what 20 Go. He &C.
ceptsd ths advise and went. At that place
Justice slayton depn,ised Joseph Butler 10
take charge OF hin until further orders. Yes
terdsy morning parties hurried wn and
requested Sheriff Burnhain to come up i'm.
medistely; that these was tear OF . mob risir Y
70 lynch Dewey. Taking Constable Larry
murphy with him. they hurried up, and found
the excited crowd about 80 try the prisoner
Burnbam aud Murphy promptly Informed the
assembly that they would take hand; So
taking the prisoner. they pu. out for Msrkle.
vile. the County seat Of Alpine. They had not
gone far. when they met Shelf Scott Of that
county. TO whom they delivered over their
charge. and returned home. These are eli
the facts We have born furnished with.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-20

They arc Goily set up at Genoa.
They bring the habit along with
them from the days and associations
Of tho old Mormon Station. Tues.
days News relates tho following mix.
ture Of occurrences
A Wrestling Bout Sunday after.
noon In front Of tho meat market
betwcon two big boys drew together
the largest crowd We have seen
assembled in Genoa. II vas quite
~ attractive as dog fight. In the
evening Rev. y p. Kelly had q tus.
sle with the Devil Al the Court
House, and notwithstanding the gen.
ileman IL q popular preacher. aud
gave old Glover foot 3 lively turn.
ws regret 70 cay the congregation si
the street athletic exhibition out.
numbered his two 10 one.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-20


DEAD ON MS WIPES oRAvg.-Tbe
obscurity Of the persons whose names
are tho most Intimately related to the
tragedy told Of Ia the following, will
probably prevent, what, in a higher
position, wouId make them the sub.
Jccts Of world Of moralizing and an
avalanche OF line sentiment. We copy
from the Bulletin Of Wednesday:
Tho dead body Of Bernard Edclkamp
proprietor OF tho saloon IA Third
street. was found yesterday aftcrnoon
lying across the grave OF his wifc In
Calvary Cemetery. by his side Was
revolver which no had plnred 10 his
ear and discharged. ON tho .i7lh OF
last July his VITO died, aud he had
been = regular visitor To her grave. II
IL stated that he was very fond Of his
wife, and doubtless excessive grief
over her death produced ALTERATION of
mind. The deccssed was native OF
1er'nauy, ~ years Of age.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-20

FgrEpLASDER The San Francisco
Post Of April Is says OF the affairs OF
the grain King:
The arbitrators are still engaged
in the settlement Of Friedlander's
affairs. 1t was expected that they
would announce their decision TO. day
but it is now doubtful If they viii
arrive at any conclusion before Fri.
day. The general impression is tina.
Friedlander will be enabled TO start
in trade again when his affairs are
settled. but that he will be obliged
to confne his operations TO those OF
grain broker.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-20
EITLER AND THE OHIO RE-
GENCY.

We have already sentuTed the opin-
Ion that IL WAS X. X, and not Zen.
Butler, who has been so widely sd-
vrrti.ed ~ an ally o: President Hayes
aud an endorser Of the new politics
gospel OF the Ohio Regency. Much Q;
the evidence which has come througi
tho press s~d over the wires. lately
justifies this opinion Of the Essex
statesman. Indeed, everybody who j.
st all familiar with Buffers character
and course could have but litti. doubt
Of his opposition TO such = sexi--- pol
Icy ~ that with which Hayes admin
is,ration has begun. The theory Of
this policy III II has any theory. which
Is greatly to be doubtedl, Is that Their,
Is preponderating. partisan sen
timent and personalisn IN THE conn
try. Butler knows, instinetiseiy and
by experience and observation that
this Is all moonshine poppycock,
George Alfred Townsend would call
1t. Miss Nancyiie,. college alumni.
like Geo. William Curtis, have filtered
their Improbable purisms and I'M
masculine whimscy- into such minds
~ Hsyes's, but these ungerluinatiye
seeds find no Judgment In vtrile struc
lures like Ben butier's. Tn. Wash
ingon correspondent u the Boston
Herald states a. follows
The present situation compels the
Republicans wlio naturally follow the
lead Of Ben. Butler 10 prefer the cleo
ton VI 3 Democrat 20 the Speakership
rather than any friend Of tho Presi.
dent. Butter. who is here, IL talking
openly against the President and his
policy. He does not say in 80 many
words that bs viii oppose tho election
Of Garileli ~ Foster, but he says 1t IN
way that the nien about him cannot
fall 10 understand. II IN only within u
few days that he has come gu, fully
IN opposition Ia the President. The
ugly temper OF such Republicans AS
Butler aud Blaine. who live on the old
war spirit OF the North, makes IL clear
that II there IN a break in the party
be large one. The Democratic ma.
Jority VIII be ten or eleven, but 1t will
require \ good many more than five
votes ~ secure the election OF Foster
Foster, and not Garfield. IL 10 be the
Hayes candidate for Speaker. Gar
tieid IL To kept on the door. Any body
who knows thc feelings OF Butler 10
wark Foster. knows that the last thing
H.. "A H. a
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-20

New York. April ia Tibuss's
New Orleans special says Apparently
things are At dead lock. and the CON.
mission have run around the circle 70
the place Of starting. Members Of ths
commission predict. however. that there
will only be one Legislature IN esistencs
~ hours from tonight.
Governor Nichols. Gibson and other
conservative leaders are In caucus thi.
evening. They sppess determined no,
TO yield any further. They Siil copsrn,
10 nothing which will endsneer their
supremacy 10 both houses u the Lvgis-
latuSe.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-20

SIorPIso A SwSDLE- Yesterdays
Reno Journal contains the followins
bit Of timely information
Some parties having undertaken
to cell excursion tickets on immi-
grant trains ct reduced rates. under
the representation that extra accom- :
uodations would be furnished. the
oficsrs .. the Central Pacific have
fels called upon 10 issue . circular,
stating that no one had or no one
could mako srrangsmenta with them
for extra accommodations on immi.
grant trains. and requesting al per.
sons who desire 70 travel to purchase
tickets at the railroad Offices. and
then they will be certain Of getting
the right kind Of tickets.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-20

A DgsswrEs ARRESTED. by the
Reno Gazette Of Wednesday evening
wo src informed o. follows:
Sheriff Lamb has In charge one
William Minor. . desertsr from Fort
Independence. about 10 miles from
Los Angeles. Minor had ono year
aud four months 10 serve when he
deserted. u 10 about 2 years since
be quit soldisring and an oillcsS will
take him back 70 night. He says be
was coaxed away.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-20

There II \ very strong probability Of
tbs issuance by the supreme Court Of
California Of y writ Of mandate 10 the
Secretary Of State Of California TO give
his certificate Of election 10 KoDasido
Pacheco - . member OF Congress
from the southern District OF CaIlfor-
MIA. This will probably settle tho
matter, although there IL no knowing
how much trouble the irreprsssIble
wisgingsoa will susss In Washington
--hs bslng scquaInssd with the ropes
there L. W. II such cssos.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-20
TnE CouasE or TguE-LovE, Io.-In
the San Francisco Post Of tho l7lh We
have the following

have the following:
Last Sunday evening ssmssl L. Sachs wa
united Ia marriage 10 Miss Florence shannon.
daughter u Thomas Is. shannon, Collector OF
the Port. IL WAS tho desire Of the groom ,
have the oeromony performed 1t the residence
81 the brides father On Valencia street. near
Tw.n,yfonrih. and Justice J. Hardy wac
summoned for the purpose. Tho programme.
howeser had Ia be changed by reason II thu
.ndden aud unexpected sppearsncs Of Rsv. Dr.
Cohn. rasbi u The Congregation Einanu- VI,
who esiao at the rsane.. of MI. sachs mother,
Who was strongly opposed 10 her Son. . Hebrew,
marrying = Christian girl. The young man
replied that while he would dutifnliy defer 10
his parents In all other matters. he would hot
ia ono NO impprtAat ~ the choio. 81 . heiplaate
for life. Immediately sfis,ward the younR
couple. attended by an elderly lady - chap~roa.
dr"v" nah Oh to Justice Hardy's once where
They were made man and wife. The bride vss
given away by the hsckmsn. WIN also, with She
lady. signed ~ witness TO tho MARI egg com poet,
The groom. samuel L. sschs. 10 the aldesi son
Of Louis sachs. VI tbs hrn Of l.. n. sachs 4
60. importsrs and jobseu " DRY sooda. and IL
twesty.sis years Of age. Ths bride IL abou,
twenty yesrs old. and much liked IN society,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-20

The conclusion is iasvitable, after
reading the enjoined from the Silver
State OF April IL. that that paper il not
an implicit believer in the necessity for
the late war Of races upon the South srn
frontier Of our State. Says that incred.
ulons organ Of The humboldt Democracy
-Four recruits and desrrtsr arrived here yes.
hrday from ~, Lsuis for CAuip AcDermit The
der-rter, whose nam" IL Mckrnuy il q hno
looking, Intelligent and we'll educated Young
fellow, whose psreats are said to be Quit.
wealthy. Al this time the cavalry stationed a.
Camp NcDsrmit, Of which he as member
was ordered TO the White Pine Indian War he
marched to the front with his gallsn, company.
who secuted through the Cherry Greek country
Tor All enemy which did not exist. and Of course
could hot bc found, except in the IMAGINATION OF
two or three rsncbers. who had beef and barley
10 tel. ~ the cssslryco,npsny VAS returning
from the bioodisss campaign young MrK~nny
iDdulped 10 some fluid lightning AT a waved.
tavern. aud when lac recovered from its stnpi.
Tying effects, his horse Was gone, aud he con.
cinded 70 CO. too. only In the OPP Ito direction
from that at his company. He found his WAY
to MS psfsnts home, and now. sllnus. two
YEAR after he deserted. he delivered hllinaIf M
10 army officers. and xsr sen, back to McDsr.
init Tor trial. Persons who claim To be uosted
on military Affairs ssy II will 90 hard with him
Tor hAsisg dtssrting IN time of war hin We
fancy conrtmar.in that can cons,run the
Cherry Creek scare. caused by tw, or three
r.ncbers and buck Indiau into : var must 10
composed 81 men OF very lively imaginsiioDs,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-20
PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.

officE ButLIoS MisIsa CoMrAsy.l
BOMB. March %, 1877.
YNHt HuLLlON MINING COMPANY
l solicit PROPOSALS for the delivery Al their
MN. Of TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED n so6,
.phps on WOOD. the saine 10 b. delivered
~ nsSynApi. time after the perfection Of
contract for such delivery.
aud all bids. IA!
Address, under seal
WILLIAM IRWIN.
sup rutndsnt bullion Mining co..
'""N'"p Bodie. via Aurora, New
La crónica., 1877-11-14
Cartas en- ell correo.

Las personals que acudan 20 estas cal.
tas sc servIran avisar qre han sido publi'
cadas en- La CR0NIcA correspondents al
dia II de Noviembre de 1877.
sENoRAs.
Ysabel Abarta, Juana G. de Alta.
mirano, Ysabel Apalategua, Juana
Aragon, Pricilia de Avila, Ysabel
Avila, Dolores Buelna, Maria Cor
telo, Ramona Gotta, Jesus G. de De-
bat, Micaela NJ. Debois, Polonfa
Go~ldoracena, Gertrudes l.. Herrera
Agustina la Concha, Maria Sotelo
de Lugo, L. Maria, Josefa Olvera,
Georgia A. Parmenis, Maria G. de
Corona, Peyroutet, Dora Perez, Fe-
licita Rodriguez, Francisco de Ro-
della, Manuela Romo, Rosario de
Rosario.
sENoREs.
Mariana Alvares, jose \. Alvara-
do, Silvestre Altamirano, A. Arcs,
Francisco Araujo, Juan Arenas,
Francisco Avila, A. Benico de Ave-
liza, Antonio Begon, Ramon BENZ
ties, Felipe Botiller, Juau Braca-
monte, Lorenzo Camacho, Santiago
Carrillo, Manuel Carrizosa, Trini-
dad Casanova, Rafael Carrasco, Pc
dro Casanova, Amado Castro, VIC
tor Cordova, j. L. Cruz, Alexandra
E. Domingo, Ygracio Esquer, F.
Figueroa, Deciderio Galindo, An
selma Garcia, Felipe Gardida, Orel
Goldoracena, Te0flo Leiva, Fran
cisco Lopez, Macedonia Machado,
Jesus Martinez, Maeario Mendoza,
Nicolas Oria, Jose M. Peralta, Jose
Perez, Andres de los Reyes, Fran
cisco A. de Reyes, Alvino Rivera,
j. G. Sanchez, G Santa Cruz, Fell
pc Talamantes, Gaspar Valenzuela,
Adolfo Vasquez, Norberto Valencia
Antonio Varelas.
EXTRANJERO.
Bartolo Bellerino, Pierre Begne,
Pierre Belfgne, Francois Berez, r.
Bernari, Giovanni Buratti, Antonio
Chiriotto, Felix Capitani, Bartolo-
meo Ciecaletti, pierre Giles, Juan
Davarede, L.. Delaine, Miguel de
Lacroix, Giuseppe Gazzo, Jean M.
Guilbert, Camille Guercio, Camille
Marquette, Tomas Savage, Silvestre
Contand.
COL. DUNKELBERGER,
Administrator de Correos.
La crónica., 1877-11-14

Las personals que acudan por estas cai.
tas sc serviran avisar qre han sido publ
cadas en- La CR0SIcA correspondence al
dia II de Noviembre de ISL.
La crónica., 1877-11-14
En- LA CATHEDRAL.

p-imera misa a las s A. N. Ultima
,,isa 4 las 10 A. NJ; Catecismo g las ~
ia 10 tarde. Vlsperas q las 7 P. Nj.
7erEs1A D. MIRA. SRA. DE Los ANGELES.
primera misa q las So de la manana,
-.nlnda mlsa q las 7, Ultima mIsa q las
h Ia m~ananacon. Catecismo a las ~
vIsperas a las ga P. NJ. Sermon en- espa-
mol.
La crónica., 1877-11-14
REWSTA COMMERCIAL.

Preparada y corregida escrupu-
losamente para La CR0NICA los
Microbes de cada semana.
La crónica., 1877-11-14
Aqua de Barcelona

D LECHE DE LA SULTANA
Para limpiar, ~suavizar y hermosear Ell Gu.
It's.
Ell especfico mas generalmente usado
por todas las damas de las Cortes de la
vieja Europa
Sc ~garantiza que no contlene ningun
ingredients nocivo.
Esta r~enombrada aqua indispensable
en- ell tocador de todas las damas, sc ha-
la de venta IN la
BOTICA ESPANOLA,
esQuina de las GALES Main y Short, bar
rio de Sonora.
JOSE PRUNEDA,
Propietario.
En- dicho establecimiento sc vende
tambien la Mel de Marrubio y Alquitran
de Haley las Gotas de Pike que cursn ell
dolor de muelas en- mn minute.
La crónica., 1877-11-14
Mertado de Los Angeles.
Precios al por Mcnor,

Revista preparada y c%orregida BIZ
commandments por Seymour y La
Fetra de la GRANGE STORE, 1873,
Gale Principal Los Angeles.
La crónica., 1877-11-14
n,rsctorio de L. Iglesia CatoLica.

,,mo. Tadeo Amat, Obispo; limo.
rInncIsco Mora, Obispo CoadJutor y Vica-
81 General; Rev.. Pedro Verdaguer, Cura
Ps!roco.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-02-27
Probate Notice.


A CCOUNTS aud vouchers have been 6lsd
n in the Probate Court of Monroe County,
Ohio, for settlement, by the following Admin.
istrators. Executors and Guardians:
First partial account of ]. C. and W. F. John
sion Xxx cutors of Rob .rt Johnston.
Final account of Lewis Johnston Admir- OF
William Johustop.
Second and final account Of James Winland
Guard an of Mary Coon.
Third partial account of Peter Schatfsr Guar.
dian of Henry Bauman's heirs.
First partial account Of Phillip CHASER
Guardian of George Michael Weiseud.
First partial account of +. NJ. Amos Guardian
of Margaret X. and James A Clark.
Second partial account OF Geo. Ludi and
John Imhof Exesutsrs of JACOB Burkhal
ter.
Any person interested may 6le written
exceptions to said accounts, or any item
thereof on or before the 10th day Of March,
next, when the same will be- finally heard
and continued from day to day until disposed
Of Jas. R. NORRIS,
febI3,77w3. Probate Judge.