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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-17

Colunbes. o.. March ls.-Th> r..
pnbl,cso joent csuees nomjna =. -.
Matthews for Unlosd Stsses 0en.sc, -
sherosn. on the third bsllos. viii trs.
%enocus epp'ae.e. Hovhnd TAFT.
she'labsFger and Lawrence we're cand;d'
afes for nomioatioo. Forty thrse Vote.
ve.e necessary 20 nomisats. Tsfs..
highest vote Vas IL. Hovlsnd's 20 AMI
Shellabare9's9. 49, 1'
Chicago. March 1C.-Snov "a n.
depth Of three or four inches has fan.
hsrs during this pase vssk, A eevs,.
Storm set IN d o'clock this mo,nin.
esd IL still raeias. Travel q ne e1s~sss
y interrupted and business partially sns.
psrded. Cold weather prevails over shs
eniire Northwest.
New York, March I6.-Peter r
sweeney ,sssociaiedtwith Boss Tweed
In the ring swindie, and who ~.
been an exile for the pest Ave 49,.
has returned. He has not bcen iaL.n
~ custody, bccause Il was arrsncod
with the Attorney General thai ~ ha
would return. all proceedings. civil
and criminal, 10 far ~ arrestinr lin
should TO suspended during his trial
and thirty days afterward. The trial
~ set for the third Of April. The clsin,
against Sweeney IL that he IL liable
the same way that Tweed was. In
which there was verdict Tor tho moo.
pie OF y. 900 900. ~
A Tribune's Washington specia,
says, the extra session questions was,
= new look to-day. Sherman r. nm.
derstood TO have come To the cnnclm.
sion that II will not he prudent In "a,
along until December without nm a.
preparation for the army, aud his opip.
ion ~ chief financial officer Of the
Government will natur rally have ura.s
weight. Tho matter In not decided
and will not be till the Attorney Cen.
eral gives his opinion ON tho lev.,
points involved In the army bill and n
new Cabinet session Is had on the
subject. $50
Washington. March l6.-A caucu.
meeting OF Republican Senators "a. N
have boon held this morning. but M
quorum assembled. and the meeting v.s
not organized. There il said TO have
been some mistake in the notification az
members. II adjourned until Nopdav
next.
Boston, March l6.--A FIRE in Cadin.n,s
building adjoining the American House
caused loss Of $50. 900. Lewis Price.
proprietor Of the American House. died
q heart disease. superilduced by tho OF.
element.
Now York, March lC. In an interview
to-day ABOUT appointments the President
SAID he gave the same weight 70 recon.
nehdations OF Congressman as to those
o. any other respectable gentleman.
Council Bluffa, March lC.-An iccyo,o.
has formed above this CITY in The M,s.
sour river and great damage to property
10 anticipated. The adjacent territory is
submerged. "
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-17

ADD III, through victory and defeat the
South which Alexander II. Stephens
represents. has held 10 its purpose. II
has never sbaied any Of Its loyalty 10
IL centrz, idea. IL looks ~ IL its still
surviving suns were Standing almost
upon the verge Of the promised land
II IL the North which has been weak
and vasciilaiing. II We, the conquer
ors. bal been true 10 ourselves. the
nag would have been. In truth, an en-
bien' Of his enfranchisement 10 the
slave. The question OF National ,oy-
efeigniy would have been settled n
our ''v'rai courage and loyalty 70 the
logic n an idea had been half as At ROM
a. such courage and loyalty have
shown themselves to DO ia the South.
A. 10 mo position 80 resoiutely main.
1aioed by our Irish friend, above quo.
ted, We recognize in it's assumption the
sort OF impracticable sticking for a
lost cause which would have been All
hat an adverse turn OF the fortunes OF
war had len 10 them, II the insurgents
d the South bad been treated with
such an exercise OF tho Federal su.
'hor'ty a. the final and complete VIC
'ories OF the Union arms, invited. iu..
Tiled and demanded.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-17

Ruei Blake OF Livingston county.
=. " WAS worth somewhere In the
vicinity OF 100000 a few years ago.
Out one day fellow came along there
with lawsuit, aud Ruel bought an
interest in 1t. Tho thing turned out
to DO a shabby investment for him
aud he Is now in the poor-house. IL
- hoped, though, that his lawyers
may continue to keep out OF 1t.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-17

GRAND Pnrzs.-Ssys tho Silver State
Of Thursday:
Wells. Fargo 4 Co., took west last
evening five bars OF bullion valued At
- 9oo " from the Grand Prize minc in
Iuscarora. The mine IL now ono OF the
most productive IN the State outside OF
the Comstock. considering the limited
capacity Of the mill. Bullion shipments
are made regularly. and during the
month about $40, 900 has been forwarded
70 San Francisco,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-17

Tho Silver State Of March Is refers a.
'o"o~S TO an unsccommodating and
mean order recently promulgated b. ID.
Q. p. II. 4. Company IsaI4' aI
Tho railroad agent bore. 10 pussusno.
OF instructions from hesdaus,ss,s ~
fuses to take silver for freight Sves A. :
discount for any smoune over five ~
lars. tho limit for which Il ID : leosl
tender. Az gold N scarce this vo,Is .
hardship on merchants, who ere viIlino
- pay silver ~ the current rates Of diss
count. Tho railroad company oushs In
feecind sAls order. vhich ie vosh 4. An
injury 10 ehs State By placing m min.
cIpsi psoduotion nos only bsIoS -. ID
without any vslue vhsievey. - ~, :.
peysne sse'ghs is consssnsd, vhea A.
soount II over I've dolisss,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-17

JOE CoRcnS AT SING .SiSo. When Joe
coburn had been officially introduced to
me Clerk at the reception desk OF the
S'ng-sing State Prison. he replied TO q
query as to his former avocation by say
ing that he was brieklsyer by trade.
Then followed the following Interesting
colloquy
We're you ever prisoner in a State
prison or peni,entiary before 2" tho clerk
asked.
Yes. SIR" Coburn promptly replied,
was here for three years.
For what crimeg''
For fslonious assault"
Coburn id that he Was q moderate
drinker. After the full formula OF aue,..
tons Ind been put, the clerk solenply
removed his silk hat and delivered q set
speech substantially rs follows: "Sir.
II Is my duty TO inform you that il Won
comply with the rules aud regulations Of
the prison that you are entitled. under
he communication law, 10 certain dednc.
ton upon your term OF sentence. The
rules and regulations are very severe.
and II IL to be hoped that you will con.
form your conduct accordingly
The pngilist bowed and incurred
how much time of my sen,enceY"
The Clerk figured up the deduction
and replied, Three years and six
months.
Then Coburn said. with show OF OK.
IRENE earnessness. shall endeavor to
40 nothing tina, may shu. me of from
that deduction"
80 that, II Joe behaves himself A. we'll
a. be may. he will 10 released BY due
process OF Law in September 1884. Mean.
time he will miss tho demoralizing scenes
aud temptations Of one Presidential con.
Test to be manumlttod in time to partici.
pate in the excitements OF the next.
"Six HUNDRED AND OSE" IN RENo.-
The Reno Gazette Of Thursday Evening
contains tho following:
Gol.-We saw Col note which was
received this morning by VIM. -. who
IS witness In the pending Mrs. Miller
srial. The following is . copy Of the
note:
HEADQUARTERS "G0l,"
- March IA.
VIM. -: You arc again. and far
ne bisf time, notified to 10 I'VE Reuo with.
10 " houts from tomorrow noon March
lbth). Take ,nnrning ,rithoa fail os no
Jafther notice ,rW De girea you should you
By order Of tho Committee.
~, l"oi'l IS. Secretary.
Inc above was written in lepiblo but
awkward hand, and on the some kind Of
paper On which funeral notices ara
printed. We know nothing OF the cir.
cnmstances Of this case. aor ANYTHING ~
the order OF Col. but they evidently mean
business. We do not believe there II
any necessity for the order. but va know
there is strong feeling In the commu.
NIFTY against suspicious class. We be.
lieve the law strong enough and on.
'ns'y snihcient to MAINTAIN public peace
ana AFFORD protection to our citizens.
We depreca'e the policy Of taking the |
Of justice out OF riehtful |
hands, and private citizens Themselves
summarily, judging mans case. Do.
provision has been made for melting GU, |
lastice. and our little town doe. no, |
need a "GOl organization. We have
had some tough citizens here. and 20
have few left. They are watched bv
our officers and will receive due LEGAL |
y, s,'en'ion Whenever occasion requires. I
However. We advise those who have RI.
'sived notices 10 obey the bsheut and
cave town. II IL useless 10 fight sincIv
'gsinst united and unseen foe.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-17

Harry HUFF. under sentence OF death
IN Humboldt county, protests his iu-
nocence.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-17

Two hundred emigran,s passed Win.
nemucca on Wednesday. bound for Cal.
ifornia.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-17

Tho cares aud sssis,ies Of biz admin.
's'rs''os 1ssss the new Pssstdsss In
swim susmenting volume. ss.so Ass
declared TOT him end 10 going 10 Wash.
instcn 10 tell him 40.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-17

'1Vns 0oAan % psowcroas a.
y the stste Library bring d~sirrs 81 MI.
~. mp'se invsnhsy II eli buoks h>joes.
~. s"swso. sIi pespcws IN puusrentos " esy
~ ~ 49, sss rSpecsfulIy rsgursasA . gueugs
~ sedss u NJ - = - '"s'
March q, is1f..y W "os's'
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-17
PIrp orr.-s.ys the EoreL. R.poh,,

3 Pap orr.-s.ys the Eureh. R.publi.
can Of March a.: 1858. 49,
Tho Waite Pine vssersus ware n.,a "a
yesesd.y and to-day n The 6askins
non.c ~ y. u: Immel 4 20. ios ssevices
ssndsesd IN the neld Tor the STATE Of
Moved: 70 tho Twenty Days War"
Several thousand dolIsrs we're psiJ o
mat account. aud the batsIs.scsr,r5
veteran. would not object 10 ,ske . hand
10 another sesipnase. 10 80
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n 0 7 ! c E..

YNnE TRUATHHu or scuoo,.
n District No. l. orn,sby County. NeysSs
o' me opinion that ~ addition TO the
pscsen. schoolhouss In said District ID pecr..
.ary. and desmingit advisable 10 cali su elec.
MN Mn shh submit to the qualined siectosu OF ssI
Ds'riot the question whether . tar shall H.
.s'N'u ior the said purpose; now, therefore. mo-
"ee is hereby given that ~ eicctto viii BE- held
d" Monday, April y 1877,
~ .hr Public sehoolhouse. 81 one O'Clock p. N.
y. .h.' Jay. aud between that hour ana ,x,.
otiock Of the sstnc day. to decide vhssLsr ~.
suni o' Four Thousand (A.c1ol Dollars shsil b,
rAsed by taxation TO build All addition 10 ssld
q. ". q. YERRIs.
D. y. 81 &TER,
Eobr. n CLARKE
..A,,, Vs"see Scheel Die .ict No p
""i'"' O..nsby { u ~. Nevada.
p. s.-Thers appesr'as 70 b. .o,,. a,.,.,o.
q opinion - - whether The mossv n,c,'.,"s1
70 Or re- sd for school building purposrs skould
~ ~ pSeaea " estld sn sidition 70 a. peusunt
sdhooihouse - W buiid nsparsor srHr,oiks,~,..
How: "a confederation Of such diviAIou al osin'
i%: sse tfasf. ~ will subnait 10 the elects,r..
,.a. ne aws and plscs In We bsfsrs psSlisAsi
"s Ss.sS W. ,onsd ~ qcsstien vksshef The
"eddiiien" Or one o. more :nsw schooiho"s, :.
p,eiss ourselves 10 10 eovsensd 81 Vhe
y. ". a. FERRIS.
=. u. CLARKE,
-. ID. p. AI.ATEn,
.ann Trustees school District No. !.
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woud pouse: give 10 all the confederation COULD ana
then decide IL according 70 that conclusion.
Judge Campbell continued: There IL point oi III,
IN deal with which the vacancy In the Doaru WHICH
was not filed and on thai subject would refcr Inc Lou
mssiop 10 an authority tinent 10 the subject wnc ~
Grant on Corporations" PAGE 150 In fegaiu W ' u.s.
cose In louisiana "A vacancy occurred two years aBoln
1874 Reneated requests demands were made upon
the BOARD 10 MI that but IL neVo, Was anu
never has been filed for the reason. az ~ adi u ny
them that they desired to escape observation W.
certainly a corrupt motive IL was perfcct!y "Ith,i
their means to filed IL and IL was then duty ~ '"
do and they acted corrupty in not flling ~. ..,
Commissioner Edmunds inquired WheLner s ~, d,a
the hoard was not legally required 70 perform tna ah
I'm the sense OF making their future acts Invalid tneir
failure 10 perform what the law ala not compel 'o
40 changed the validity Of their subsequent acts.
Judce Campbell replied that they were Dotniu un"o'
the terms OF the law Nil the vacancy. ..,o
Commissioner Edmnnds said supposipg tnat 10 20 wi
rect that it their duty to Nil the vacancy nu .ny
their dut ice until II filled, then it wouli Dc Pal
that their subsoQue acts would be inVaiu, no a,S
what the motive. But supposiDg IL was NOT uu,y IA
the sense OF ncapacity to proceed wouid .nc iJ
of corrupt motive make any difference as 10 the 'aiia
ity of their actsi $4,000. Aha ,,p,o
Judge Campbell replied that he supposed the iaife
To perform that duty from corrupt motive womb 'se
five PERSONS aid they had refused 10 HI me Nacapy w
cause OF a fraudulent purpose. that would renuer 'he
incompetent to perform further acts ., -, 4. al,
Mr. Merliek OF Democratic counsel ASKED ieaVe W nc
brief ON the subject last referred TO, aud permission
was granted .. =. - -.......oo, .,,o,
The President Justice Cllford then announced that
the discussion the pending offer Was concluded anu
that there would DO further pubic proceedings QUAY
and then at O'Clock, the Commission. after short
INTO secret Session:
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slit ABOUT 4 CHURCH CHOIR.

Edward Schcnck has brought suit against
the Church OF the Incarnation fcr failure TO carry ou'
contract. and the uial was begun yesterday before
Judge Curtis in Superior Court, Special Tern" DIT.
scbenck who is an auctoneer says that he contracted
to furnish the church with suitable Crean't ana quar-
tet choir for one year for GEO. that he did So but the
Musical Committee Of the church broke up his choir ana
his contract and he asks that they pay the ui price
stipulated.
The defendants say that Mr.. schenck was very
troublesome choir master that s soprano Was mol up
to his PROMISE that at any rate for some reason she e
them that the tenor was not satisfactory anu way
hobt on with the consent ~ the plaintiff and The PLAIN
ttT himself was not cfyinc leader Of the colf ON-
inc 10 uecuallties excellent In ano or Held Inc pam
tty Yesterday testified that lac had furnished suitable
orgtS and quartet and that there hal been ~ cnors
be thought be lore that church. Tie prano was stht
away against his wsl IND ne called hdA NaieINA"
prove her competency Tor such work 90 , 80.
Tao defense was that the agreement Win the palaua
was that ms choir should BE- aquct, orderly one ~ seh
M conIUepnt and that the plaintiff himself perhaps V
cxr,ss of zeal had rot allowed II 90 De quiet ana orderly
interfering with the management utlI nndIy the co'
rntter tn0k he whole matter from him, retiring ma
iority of the choir The Is still on. = koNIthn
aud FreemaD j. fithlan appear Tor tue pian''H' '0
l.. Parsons FOR ne deiendahts'
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CIVIL NOTES,

In the suit of Antonio Lanberte AGAINST fle'ro
Menterazzs fo arres, tried before Judge Na
iloesen Common Pleas, Trial 4trn' the jury gave "
verdict for 500 r r.
In suit by Irene Tim against solomon liih' iOi
divorce the defense that the was prostitute sa
,h m. m , NOT ina FRIED The referee found Tor the os
fendnt. and Judge Barrett yesterday hhfIio TIC f''
decision q,
In a suit by Charles Kahn against Nathan D.
shotr The defendant in which, when embarrassed boag'
cattle and gave his checks for rho price and was ars'
Judge Douohue in supreme CoIFi, ChdinoeFs h@s s'@"
motion yacate the arrest =,
In the case of Eliza Patterson against Jane w, NC
Cum the widow Of Judge McCunn brought by piainln
heireas Ia the estate Judge Lawrence denied no'h " US
r,s te COMPLAINT made the ground that the ph1ulD ~,
hnino O- Ia wiz could not bring partition '
ana hat the soid be Tor eJeCment bat gsn'
iIf,naa.t rrargument which heard yesttrday anu
decision reserved
Edward L. Norton, one of the Emma Nine jurors
wa, TOO III TO attend yesterday By mutual consent ah
Phelps continued his opening speech with eleven He ~ w
iury box no features Of te ease were bfVs olt ~
OF Mr. PhelpSs argument ms riotts Deins 'oi
hX tb unutis The maps and Of the nihe hes'
used by Mr Phelps in illustrating his points
The will of Mrs. sarah McGlynn, S1Gother Of tue
Rev Dr. Edward McGiyun Of ST stephen. Church has O'
offered Tor probate Ia the suIrogates Office Two boaess
800 each are made TO charities the Little sisters Of the o
and fund ioT aged ana INDECENT priests ihc Isard
divided equally anous ms ave enircn the rev. ~! .' NJ
MoGiynn and Mary C. helan. he estate Is sac l" NC ~
10000. =, .
In the proceedings for opening One-hnho'eu'".'''
from ingdale road TO the Riverside Fa'k' a"i ~
ing oae hundred andSeventy NH ST. from
10 Tonth ave- the Controller taken oheetens 70 %
costa OF tre conuiss tie does not O5,V' ,sy a
mssiOners charge. which ar ',v"..s i,,. Inn, In
The law Dat charges tor suyryas i'es ei ." 90
t.sa cull gee al' 80
the One.aundrcdandseyent! n,' - 49,, thess
$3.50 Judge Barrett deei.,s tAat ths o'yo"'i"'' ~
rs to be proved.
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THE NEw-JERsEY LEGISLATURES.

TRENTON, n. j., Feb 15.-In the Senate to-
day bill was introduced to give The licensing OF taverns
and beer saloons in borough towns and cities of 5000
inhabitants TO Court of Common Pleas and tho fees
to the municipalities. Also bill exemptns al corpo-
ratiops other than railroad companies under the general
lazy from taxation on their capital stock but taxing
their real and personal estate and the owners OF the
stock at the par yalre Of the Also bill appropr-
ating S3l 800 TO the Reform School for Boys The nom
nations OF Gustayus ~ Abcel Prosecutor for Essex
County; Chas r. Cowenhoyen Prosecutor for Middlesox
(nunty: yhas \. Scott Judge Of NiddescX County, and
VIM A. Love- Judge Of Ocean County, were all confirmed
together with number Of COMMISSIONERS OF Deeds FOR
New-Yor and other States. In the House bail WAS IN
troduced 10 authorize the Governor 10 select Justices of
the peace for the trial ~ criminal eases In elites Also
Mills Ia reiucc the salaries OF the Clerk of the Court OF
CL.nccry To $1,000. Clerk OF the supreme Court to
s3OO and Secretary state TO 5000, with an allow
ancs of 800 each office for clerk hire aud stationery
Roth houses adjourned till Monday night.
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Burglars entered the store OF IL. {. Bauer at
No aI5 Broadway the night OF Feb J, and carried
away silk cloaks valued at $4,000 From the descriptions
Of two Notwithstanding who had been seen aDon
his store the detectives suspected two notorious Bur
sars Michael Cheney and John walker both % "hon
have served terms Of imprisonment FOR burglary De-
ctiys Won Gcrctca and Ferris arrested these 40 men
on scondaye Yesterday afternoon and took them TO the
Central Office Two revOlyers and complete SGT of bur
glars tools were found concealed under their clothing,
aud in the pockets OF Walker found some samples
al vanilla beans which led the officers TO conclude that
heir connected with the foDDery at On
slim In December last. when $4,000 worth or vanilla
brans Aerc stolen IN broad day light Later III the day
the detectives learned that the two thieves had lately
lived at No 800 East Ninh-st ana mat larSe trunk
was found nj tho Hudson Railroad depot IL contained a
quantity Of silk clonks, worth about %2,ooO when MT
Gauer identified part the property stolen from him.
ard he also identified Cheney and Walker as the Two men
whom he had noticed al his store on Fen H. Ih' Two
burglars were kept at Police Headquarters last night,
and Will DC taken to court to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-16
A FORGER SENTENCED.
JOHN BRUSH SENT 10 STATE PRISON TOR FIVE


In the Court of Oyer and Terminer fester-
day. before Judge Brady, John s Brush was arragned
on an indictment for forgery 10 the third degree IN
forging the name OF Sargent Co TO cheek for 500
which was presented By John D. Carpenter and paid at
the Importers and Traders Bank in this city There
arc three other indictments OH rs many s.miar checks
against the prisoner. The chief witness was AnsOn
Hutton who had been in the employ Of Sargent Co. at
salary OF $40 a week. Early Ia October lasi,
he testified, Brash. whom he had known about
two years offered to take hlm with him 10 California
1T q salary OF 500 month. Soon afterward sh said
he would Ike to obtain OF Sargent Co.'S CHEEKS IN
order ~ have a blank made like IL. The witness gyt oe
for him. and he returned it two days later, Win tae re-
mark that lie had got the signature, which was al ne
wanted he going 70 raise money mon IT, Attet
the fDrgcr e came Light Hutton sought Brush ont I'D
not find him until November, wien ho met
him IN the street and he first denied and tueh
acknowledged that he lad committed the iors'
cry The jury brought in verdict OF guiB'
Judge Brady said that for gerry getting 10 he com
mon oense time TO make an example OF some
one lie wOuld therefore sentence the prisoner 10 state
Prison az hard labor for five years The prisoner his
brother who is clergyman and has heretofore escaped
conviction by sheltering himself behind Ms aceomplVea.
He was accompanied ia court by his vic, very pety
woman who went bitterly on bearing his sentence anu
Iaade 4 nercc verbal alta on t.c prEc pal witness
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INDIAN APPROPRIATIONS IN DAKOTA.

DEADwooD, ID. T., Feb. 15.-During the
last week numerous reports OF Indian depredaons have
been coming In from small towns adjacent To-day
these ruinors assumed alarming aspect and sub
stantiated news Of simultaneous attacks In different
directions which leads TO the belief that the Indians are
surrounding this vicinity. VoeIs large cattle train was
captured entire Bear Butte yesterday, ana
Flechcrs herd Of mules also captured IN the same
vicinity Montana Ranch, short distance from here
was attacked about the tme the Indians captur
ing ali stock. WIggntons herd Of horses, which
Crook City, was also captured. Wlggington was
wounded and hIs assistant killed Considerable stock
In the vicinity oil spearfah was run on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-16
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY FEBRUARY 16, 1877

toriay morning DIT Poll tho house surgeon OF tho
hospital sisned certificate OF death. stating that MI Can
trelps death caused by meningitis from ue effects OF
gun shot head This certificate was delivered 70
Deputy Coroner Miller who sent II to Mr. CantreHs resi-
depce Mt No. 33s East Fifiehst, with permits for hs
ends 10 remove the body 10 that place Later in the day.
Coroner Flanagan and DR. Miller went TO MAKE an snopy
previous 10 holding inquest The coroner upon seng o
ccrficate issued by Dr. Pe did not insist on having On
autopsy made A refusal the part OF Dr. sage hegsri
OF Vital Satistc accept the certificate Womb hoWeve
put into the coroners office Dr. .ileI tar
last evening that peculiar one aud tat
Interesting whether Dr. Magic hal ue nPns "
keep case suicide being Investigated by coroner
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the Commission might take Of this question should De
opened for their consideration.
IN win be seen therefore that the decisions OF tho Com
mission in the Florida by means necessarily
conclusive in that % louisiana The refusal 70 go pe
hind the certificate Of the Governor based the report
of the Board Of state Canvasses in the former instance,
may have been due TO the fact that snncen ioun1r
lion was moi laid, and the additional consideration
brought before the Commission In the latter case ua
he considered by them w7r.antng the aamssi0h Oh
evidNnce villain certain prescribed iluits II the Com
mission should vote tomorrow to receive even small
norton Of the evidence winch the Democratic counsel IN
ther arncns have assumed be already IN the case
tho Reuu,aps would have good grounds Ior apprehen-
sion AS Ia the na of tho Tribunal on counting TAG
uayes retains from Louisiana.