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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-03
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Washington. April 2.-The sscrs
tAry of War declines 70 st.ss vhss
the order will be issued for the with.
drsval Of the troops from the St,te.
houss 81 Columbia, South Carolina.
but Il IL generally believed That R
viii bs delayed until Hsmpto.
rseches home on Wednesday NEXT.
Chicago. April IA Tribune
Washington special SAYS: Il i stat.
ed on good authority that papers n
quo varranto proceeding in the in !.
forest Of Tilden arc prepared and
will DO filed in the United states
District Court here ~ soon - The
troops arc Withdrawn from South
Carolina.
Washington, April AT the Cab.
met meeting this morning the Secre-
tAry OF War was directed to prepare
an order transferring the troops from
the Stste-house in Columbia. Soutb
Carolina, to their camp.
New York, April "A Danville
Va. special says Last night. - :
heavy freight train was approaching
bridge over : creek Ia Halifax
county. on the Richmond and Dan.
vile Railroad an infuriased bull
jumped upon the track. The epcin-
eer discovered the animal. mt IN
brakes and blew the whistle The
bull stood Arm. The cowcatcher
mounted the bull just Is il was en-. |
sering the bridge. throwing the en-. |
gine on the track and precipitatinr Il |
with great force upon the trestlework |
which in sn instant gave way and |
'hs engine, tender and six freight |
ssrs went through with a terrific |
srssn. ny miracle the fireman e..
saped with some very severe iu;ur;e.
Dns the engineer, named KidveII
was nearly crushed to death thoush
10 still survives. A brakeman Mo
- on the roof Of the front car slso
escaped by running
Jack and stepping from tho rear ~
ne back car A. II toppled over into
he abyss. In q moment After r.
rash the boiler Of the engine exploi.
q and the bridge and cars caught
re. Inc engineer was rescued by
no train hands before the a.mss
cached him. but he il certain 10 Ala
ne bridge. which was over 100 fat
'rr, Was totally consumed. The
ng'ne was dismantled and is worth
,ss.
washington, April 2.--The Pres
tents decision removing the troops
ON Columbia virtually settles the
outh Carolina case and ipstaIls
hampton ~ Governor, and anv con. ,
oversy which may hereafter
'ise will be settled legally and
eaceinliy through the Courts. Il
unlikely, however, that Chamber.
10 VIII seriously contest the case
ID It may be expected that Harm.
n wall very soon be in undisturbaa
secession Of the Office.
New York. April "A Tribune
ashington special says: Chamer. 9
"a mas prepared another let.er
iich he has sent TO tho Presidsn,
! which he withdrew from pubI;.
lion for the present. The letter :
sers fourteen pages OF legal.c.p Z.
u contains an elaborate review a.
; south Carolina situation. Itsl.
contains . prophecy a. 20 the =
esident: Southern policy. Tho /
ter - said 70 be remarkably Able
,ument. and 70 be in parts both .
hetic and severe, {
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hASDsohE.-ws are glad to kuov
thss the friends Of st. Peters shurob
responded 20 generously 10 The appeals
made TO them 10 behalf Of an Rssts,
Offering. We learn from NJ. Rics ,h.,
the amount collected Gin tho pls,e). on
sunday. vas nearly 500. Contrib.
lions from the Ladies' Sewing soci.,,
and others sdded sbou, 500 more ana
'ne sunday school scholars Contributes
enough TO make the sum total veil nioh
*WV. Ibis vili b. applied 10 the lio.id
snon OF the church debt-,he psipcipsl
o. shich has been very massrjsjIv r..
euced within the past lev Do.,h.
Inio9s seem to be moving on ani,e pros.
psfousiy sho' the timss BE- : tri6s h.,d
OIHk SCHOOL TAX "Yg..u IN.
election called by the Board OF schs,,,
trustees for Carson dissri0 70 de,.,.
mine the question Of . special a. n,
enisrging the School buIldin, v..
held Yesterday. There were i7s vo...
pollcd, of these $50 wers for tn -,
and two now school bouseA. NJ |
we're Tor tho tsx and an sddJtIo1 -
.,'s old building; and 2 were srsinst
the tag. This, wc suppose. Il mai
We think the voters decided $3.50
Now lets have tho new buIlXIrSy:
erected forthwith sud In eood ~.
stspiial fashion.
finr.--Our citissns were startled
BY cry Of DIRE on Sunday morning
about o o'clock. Tho alarm ~
caused BY the breaking out Of . Arc
In Mr.. WIN. Peasson's Soda factory
&C, corner o. Carson and Fifth Street.
The building IL total wreck. Tia
machinery vas bat lieals dsmassd 4
!i:fectiye stove pipe vas ~ csnss
Tho Wsrrens and 6vif1s vere a.
hand aud prsvsntsd The Ore from !
'V~i'ns' '
A RAM.-l.ass evening sbost Sun. l
i"wn there came o. . light r.ju -. 2
'embling Scotch mist. Later thia !
urpsd into gsntls rain. and sbs :
prospect seemed good foe . c.pisai =
lrenehing. Hope We may gst Il. II
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| Total In School District No. /. "a az
we understand that the lew OF the
municipal tar will probably be 80 made
az sbAs the taxpayers OF Carson will be
assessed Just - they we're last year Win
the addition OF the aforesaid 90 cents for
special school purposes.
ABOUT FIRE IssusAScx.-Mr. John D.
ksrsey has placed in our hands . COW
Of circular issued By the Fireman.
fand Insurance Company in which sp.
pesf she names Of no less than twentv
eomPanies that are reported ~ having
!e1red IRON business since the close Of
'sst year. This 10 cited ~ an evidepca
o. he necessity for those seeking in,ur.
ance to deal with none but veil .ess.h.
Iished companies whose repu,sfion 4.
nrst-class and whose methods OF MAJ
ness are approved BY the more iudicion.
The FirsDan's Fusd 10 of this spla,s.'
us' class. There 10 no excuse for tax.
~ policies With doubtful concerns
vnen = 10 within tho insurers reach 10
deal With an institution like this.
VI Saturday, in |
.ns District Court for Ormsby county Z |
decree Of divorce was granted in IN.
case OF Laura 4. McKsnus VI p.,,;ol
A, Mekanna. The complainant n MAJ,
mlt'ed to resume her maiden nsms
which 70 LauraS. Abraham. McKenn.
VINO has become known to the Conf.
snd Court reporters. being released
rom jail on his own recopuizanca H..
left the State. Il 10 understood ,h., ~
must keep away aud cease 10 moles, RI
former wife and her father or be hrla
'iAo'e 10 such prosecution and punish.
msns % are 10 store Tor such an obstr.n.
stous fellow ~ he has shown himself 10
DO. "
DfsTsEasruL. From Mr.. Beam Pix.
y We learn that the intent child Of Mr.
md Mrs. Andy whi.ford died yesterday
bat Andy himself is slowly DYING. and :
nat his wife 10 so seriously in that ~.
MEDICAL attendants have grave apprs.
tensions regarding her. This II : ysrv
.l:iressful condition OF affairs. tn 9
vnitfords have quite 4 large fannie ~
tile children. and the impe ndino a;s. /
sfs make . sorrovful outlook for them. d
TnE suir AoAISsr THE BoxAsz.
he testimony in the case of sioc
srnss et q. ~. the California Mining st
ON psny va concluded yesterday. on 4.
purse nobody can tell whom IN. s,on
'en's Of counsel viii bs concluded. but
% not unreasonable to suppose ths,
= case v'li b given to the jury by 10. ~
orrow night. "a ~
The District Court for this County =
III meet this morning .. 10 a. y. Th. !.
ME q! case and It's pleasant diversion. y
W occupy the attention Of the Court.
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4 numbsr OF yssrs ego ssssps,o.
vac attrscaed 70 . thsorv vh;ch
ans:ss:d that ths lase effort Of Vision
@ssesialissd issslf aud rsmsinoi -
e I. Object inprialsd % Il,e rseirs II
ne eye aseer death. This b. 49,
proved . tsst BY ~ Experiment n
s = pr;ssnoe o DR.. Qamgss, \. r.
.. Of birmingbsm, Eneisod. asj
!! irof. banssa, Ne sabjsoe bsjus :
living sabiA Tho means nan A.
prove the inerits Of The ausstien
.srs most simple. Ire eyes hcins
pIecsd near On opening In shutter
Nd 2 ressining the shape Of The sSm:
, s,s The animal bed bssn deprived Of
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PROPOSALS. Fea WOOD.

Osvscs DctLsus Nsssvs cp~,.sv
sopss. xspk "a. is1;.
To9 nuLLs0N assSNO cOnpa So
@ltem peN0s0te ess Slus 6slIv~vv - 49,
49, r,s. = rskSrt FIVE mrXpSfb - ~,
SvsUs " WOOD. ~ ssnss ~ = S-..s.
~ res.hseie tina sssss tl~ r.sSerSsoS ~ :
essseset Toe ssch delivery.
al N, sysspsAy sssssvs The rishs 10 .. ~, an,
Asas~ss under s-si.
su..w WILLIAM IRWIN.
.sssYsnssssdsss baiiioa ninIss O..
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nAoAns MAGNOLIA bALn pr-ssrvss and -.
s.oms the complexion; rmovss frschi.s A..
S.,,', ness. makes the akin soft, whi,s md
=" Application cannot 10 dessct.d.
my1iood-vfs-Iy
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HE Tax LEvS.--1.s BOARD Of Conn.
y Commissioners met yesterday and
MADE tho tar levy for 1877. I. IL a fol.
Iowa:
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GRAND MASQUERADE
SkATiN0 CARNIVAL To M
- OWEN AT THE
CARSON THGArsR,
Friday Night, March 3oth.

Frtses are 10 Ia awarded q folIow..
| skatos. Nv 70" V"mpsou
Plimpton skates, ~" VI
10 b-ss geniiemsn sustained .har.e..,.
"snasoncly .n4n Il medal.
/ 10 b~ss LADY suk sined ehseSrf.Y .n.s....
~ engraved medal.
10 nehss, lady drsss : One One badge.
~ 'sH gentleman dr-ss-ope ons Ls.ir..
uen vii form for the 0rapd Nsrrb .,
vysnch- ~ o'eioct Ms.t..s Taos O.C..,o.
vii eve - exhibition of ss,is ssss,os 4. ,o
49, - sshicition Of Fancy Skating viii h.
The Judsr.' vso 49,, s,,, ssSsismsn, A. u O'Clock
vi, vi. VII aserd ths psisss. whes the ms NJ.
vi, orin - linz 10 unipsat akseiss vsIs ~
sonsnosa until - O'clock. Dsersos Nj, 49,
= an ns s S.sss o. ,As nishs until ; oeiorH A. n
snee. Costuinss will h up from ~ go
~" ssSssd snorsmsss ef c1seure..
rioos COMMITTEE.
NJ, y. .. i.ss. " IA l. Ss.ins. sssio,,.
Dcon open q O'Clock.
aArxs 90 Apsssstos.
Sretaso0 ........tt nssqaxru .,
sshar-n under 10 ycsss. :. ~ o~nss.
cen escurs tickets q the sirA sfs.,
snr saa. Spectators viii ri i.rtsss Il ~
-. sse n,sh. Of the performance. 4 s~.sn.
.ioh smssissss viii ~ q shs doov a - ~
20 imprcfrs ehsssessss iasrpas. No ss.sss
l~rnnuss 90 The sees ssceps 10 nsssuus.
~" ''s .. l.. WALTON. asseeus.
IosTp0xguxxr.
TIE sesei4g cssuivsi hss - ss~s..-.1
until tnioAy MONT. APRIL Z. tx; -
cunt 81 inability 10 ssesss 8 C,css~.: !:
10 TOE IN sssisss dess.
cs'sos. nss-h =. isii. 'o"' .sses.
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HOTEL ARRIVAL.


state cssirsii.r's wasya.ss
The undersigned viii pay the highest pr,c.
Ter state csntroiisr's Warrants.
d. A. BENDER
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TELEGRAPHIC.
ErclWsireiy TO the
D.fELr LTTELLlG E.sT Err.
THE ONLY NEWSPAPER
Receiving Dispatches
IN WASHINGTON TERRITORY
CALIFORNIA.

NEVADA, Sept 9-The Democrats
elected the entire Legislative ticket and
all county officers with the exception of
district attorney, recorder, and proba
bly, superintendent of schools
SAN FRANcisCo. Sept 9-Latest elec
ton returns Indicate that the Democrats
have elected 10 senators and 81 assem-
bIymen The Republicans elect 10 SEN
ators and % assemblymen. Including
holdovers the Democrats will have 80
majority OF joint ballot,
Timothy Sullivan was arrested to-
day for the murder of his wife, " he
died this morning in the hospital.
where she had been taken for treatment.
Sullivan is reported to have beaten her
severely last Tuesday, and death is
supposed to have resulted therefrCm.
He was locked up pending examination
Ms to the cause of her death
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EASTERN STATES.

New YORK, Sept S-The assignment
of Frank Leslie. newspaper publisher,
to Isaac W. England, was filed in the
Office of the county clerk to-day. Ar
rangements have been made whereby
his publications will be continued.
New YORK. Sept. 10-Thc World this
morning has long story exclusively.
giving details OF the confession of ex-
Treasurer Parker. of Sonth Carolina
That o4licer declares that Chamberlain,
Patterson and others were guilty of the
grossest frauds The Legislature was
bribed d the entire government en-
tered upon reign Of unparalleled COR
ruption. Even the worst developments
of the Tweed ring in New York are cast
in the shade by the South Caro..ina
plunderers.
The suns Washington special says
the astonishing discovery is made that
South Carolina has already received AN
advance of all arms to which it is emit
tied for forty years to come. 1t is also
discovered that this extraordinary issue
Of arms came through Don Cameron
who at the instance of John Patterson
ran this load Of arms into South Caro-
lima for the use of the negroes only.
New YORK, Sept. l0-The Suns
Washington special says: Secretaries
McCmry, Thompson and Sherman de-
clined to go to Marietta with the Puesi-
dent, because they did not approve Of
the object Of that meeting and its pa
rade over ex-confederate members
They strongly dissent from what they
term the extreme of Hayes Southern
policy. Their opinions on this subject
are 50 clear and we'll defined and come
from such an authentic source as to
warrant the statement that discussions
are already begun in Hayes Cabinet,
whose increasing or lessening will bs
largely determined by the popular feel
ing in the North.
NEW YORK, Sept. l0.-General Ba.
deau writes from London. to the 7rf-
bune, that the only decoration that he
wore while accompanying Grant, in
England was merely one indicating his
connection in the volunteer army dur
ing the rebellion, and declares be has
no apology to offer for ,hst.
St. Patrick Leonard. pastor Of 81.
Johns Catholic church at Newark,
yesterday. made an attack upon the
public school system of the country.
He said il parents permitted their chill
dren TO go to the public schools he
would avail himself Of his privilege
aud publicly denounce them from the
altar.
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County and City Official Press.
Tuesday, Sept'r IL, 1877.
PUYALLUP HOP GROWTH.

The season for picking hops along the
Puya!lup river Is now a. full height
but the heavy storm If che past tSo
days Will interfere materially with op
crations. If the hops are TOO damp
when put into the kiln. they arr apt TO
he steamed ard much Of their s,reng't
becomes evap"rat-d. The crop is very
healthy this year and entirely fire.
from sach blight rs characterized the
crop OF 1919.
The labor employed in harvesting
this valuable crop is compose! OF lu-
dams and Chinese who are paid -
cents per box. weighing 1870 pounds.
These two inferior races regard each
other with jealous eyes aud conflict
between them is liable to arise az any
moment. That they have go far got
along without coming to bloodshed, is
very creditable to their employers
We regret that We cannot give fall
statistics, as we are satisfied that the
annexed table is incomplete and that
not over two thirds of the ground III
cultivation of hops is reported by the
Tacoma Herald, from which we con-
dense the annexed table:
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States or in opening up our internal
resources, will only operate to hasten
the completion Of our own road aud
augment the growth of our city. King
county is not Washington Territory,
AID Seattle cannot become a metropolis
Oh the trade of King County alone. nor
on that Of all the Counties around her
I, should be remembered that before
the y. p. r. r. Co, can secure their
franchises to carry their road over the
Cascades from Tacoma. they will have
the influence and political power Of
Oregon to contend with. which will
The overthrow Of the business of the Q.
). y. Co, aud the re organization aud
concentration Of the commerce Of the
grsa. Northwest Oh Washington Terri
tory soil But We do not look for any
such bou'eeer~ments. We expect u see
the Columbia river boats continue to do
an increasing bu,,Dess year by year,
aud the Northern Pacific manage to
swim along just able to keep its head
above water ~iih nothing to spare, AID
our raTr"w gauge road vii, heverthr-
less be rapidly pushed ahrad t. com
plete success, assuring 10 Sea'tle.
through locnl enterpri>~. which has al
ways been the KY IT, her prosperity and
her only dependence, a substantial and
permanent growth f1r the future in the
same rand ratio IA in the mast
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LONDON, Sept. 10-The Manchester
EzdHainer publishes the following dis
patch announcing the capture Of Plevpa
by the Russians:
sIsTovA, Sunday night This norn-
ing the attack on all sides of Plevna
commenced and continued throughout
the day. By six o'clock in the evening
the town Of Plevna was in the hands IF
the Russians, and the Turks in full re-
treat in great disorder. The losses are
enormous, but the details are not get
received.
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Murder will Out.

A few years ago August Flower"
was discovered TO be certain cure for
Dyspepsia ard Liver Complaint A
few thin Dyspep,ics made known to
their friends how easily and quickly
they had leen cured by its use. The
great merits of GREENS AUGUsr Flow
Err became heralded through the coun-
try from one sufferer to another. until.
without advertising. its sale has become
immense. Druggists in EVERY
TOWN in the United States are selling
it. No person suffering from Sour
Stomach. Sick Headache, Costiveness,
palpitation of the Heart. indigestion,
low spirits. &c, can take three doses
without relief GO to your Druggist
and get q bottle for IS cents and try it..
Sample bottle. 10 cents. Crane & Brig
ham, Agents, San Francisco
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THE TRANSPORTATION
QUESTION.

There is wisdom in the suggestion of
our correspondent TO day As to taking
steps to publish abroad to the wsrld the
wonderful Inducements which our Ter
ritory and its central railroad line
afford for tho Investment Of capital.
We arc not in favor, however, Of carry
ing cut under the present circumstan-
ces, because We are opposed to any scat
tering Of our means from the practical
prosecution Of the main work in hand.
1t 10 true heavy loan of outside cap
itsl would flush the work great deal
faster than can be done without it. but
it may be question whether it wonld be
any advantage in the long run. necessi.
Eating ~ il would an exhaustive drain
Of the country's money for decades. in
order to pay off the interest and prin-
cipal. Besides, the original loan itself
would not rsmsia in the country to do
1t with after the building Of the road,
but after being used it would drift
quickly away in the usual course. If
we work On slowly and steadily. and
build it by our own resources and con-
trivauce, it will be ours together with
all the profit and oil the honor Of it.
We believe the merchants and manu-
facturers Of Seattle and Walla Wa!la,
backed by the farmers along the line
working together in close combination.
can carry this road through rapidly
enough for practical purposes. Re.ola-
ton. courage aud persistency of pur-
pose will do . great deal
We disparage any attempt to dead
lock the enterprise of the Northern
Pacific Company or any other agencies
for the development and improvement
Of any section Of the Territory. for We
think our citizens in doing so are fore
stslling their own true interest. Every
blow struck by the N. p. Co. toward
completing the line Of steam eowmu-
nication between us and the South, or
between our Territory and the Eastern
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THE WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER.

This o,d md popular journal Of Western Wssh-
10 gfon, With the largest circulation ri any Paper
Ia the Territory. is published every saturday
morning. Terms Three Dollars per An
pam. IN sdvsr &c otherwise. $500.
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EUROPE.

BUCHAREST. Sept, l0.-The Car wit
ne.sei the operations on Friday. before
Plevna Of the regiment Of Chssseurs.
The imperial guard has left for the
scene of action.
CoSsrANTISoPLE. Sept. 9-The bat
tie Was begun st Plevna on Friday
morning. The result 10 unknown. No
details have reached here yet.
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Average No Of laborers to acre. Al
We shall take great pleasure in pub
fishing any statistics furnished us in
relation to the cultivation Of hops in
this county. in tabular form similar to
the above.
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PAIR AND REPAIR'-"After this SOL
emn and festive occasion. you repair 10
PIPER's and have oysters" said the
parson to the young couple.
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DAILY INTELLICENCER.
DAVID HIGGINS.

THE DAILY INTELlIGESCER -
published every morning. Sundays ex-
eepted and delivered 70 subecri oers anywhere in
the city. n p cents per week. payable 70 the
Carrier; single copies 10 cents.
Per annun. $1,000 IN advance.
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ROOMS TO LET !!

INOR ANY ONE ANXIOUS TO PROCURE
l. nicely furnished ROOMS. convenient to the
busn SIS portion Of the city. and in quiet and
pleasant home. can secure the same by applying
ut this Office, or at Crawford Harringtons
Charges liberal by the week month or year.
sepe-2w
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400 1920 592
REHABILITATION.
Total No. Chinese employed. 80. 500
- &" Indians ....l,l20
LIE
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Take a Rest.

Strict attention 10 business is CON-
mendable in all men, aud it Is one of the
requisites of success. Bat this cannot
oe continued indefinitely without seri-
ons deterioration, or serious injury
When the strain of care and labor has
been severe and long continued. the
brain becomes benumbed and the hand
loses part Of its cunning. The strong
will may overcome this for a time, and
force both b-ain and hand TO continue
duty; but the greater the force thus
used the greater will be the reaction,
and unless due precsutien be taken, the
silver cord will be broken. and insanity.
paralysis or death ensue. To one who
can so arrange his affairs, frequent pc
riodicsl stoppage of labor-shough
brief-are preferable to running at
racehorse speed for eleven months 10
the year only to get respite for the
other month Better 50 manage your
business as to take for yourself and give
to your employees part Of Saturday
afternoon for sensible recreation. Then
instead of rushing off to base ball, to
return with black eyes and broken fin
gers, entailing days and weeks Of dis
comfort and misery, take rod or gun
and wander away III the green fields,
where you may get breath OF Heav-
ems fresh air. Then when the Sabbath
comes, you will be prepared to make il,
in reality q day OF rest.