Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-09
THE ERA OF COOP FEELING.

DINA The last issue of the Charleston,
South Carolina, News and Courier received
here has an editorial warning the colored Re-
publicans of Charleston not to support at the
municipal elections, next week, the Indepen-
dent ticket composed of colored Republicans
and Independent white Democrats. The ar
ticle causes considerable comment here. It
says: Upon the colored people of Charles
ton viii rest the responsibility for the defeat
of the Democratic ticket Any attempt to
defeat the Democratic ticket by the colored
people will rekindle the angry feelings that
were fast dying out, the old color line will be
reestablished and the whites will be pitted
squarely against the blacks Does any col
ored man doubt the result of such a contest,
the State government in every department
being controlled by Democrats ?"
London, Dec. 8-The present is regarded
as the supreme crisis in Turkish affairs in Bull
garia, whose result will be the relief of Osman
Pasha or the collapse of Turkish resistance
outside the quadriateral and north of the
Balkans. The Turcophils journals are des-
pendent this evening, and and think Sulei-
man has been so slow in following up his
successes that he will gain no substantial ad-
vantages. A correspondent at Bucharest tele-
graphs that no alarm is felt at the headquar-
tiers of the Czarwitz, who, although he has
only $4,000 men, has his position so elabar-
atelv fortified as to compensate for the infer
iority to the Turks in numbers. 1t is believed
possible that Suleiman may secure temporary
and isolated success, but it is impossible that
he can force the Russian position on the Jan
ira line of intrenchments In view of the
belief that Suleiman has drawn his forces
west of the quadrilteral and attacked the
Czarwitz, General Zimmerman has been
ordered to strike the Turkish communications
between Verna and Shumala. Unless the
Turks succeed in defeating the Czarwitz they
are likely to get much the worst of the present
the attack qy Snleiman was inteuded as
heavy feint to make some important move
ment to draw the Russians from Plevna and
permit Osman to break through. Including
Army of the Doburdscha, the Turks have
1870, 900 men in eastern Bulgaria and heavy |
force of irregulars. That Suleim attacked |
with so small force indicates that general |
was intended.
A correspondent at Pera says that gen
eral advance has been begun by Suleiman
for the purpose of thinning the left wing of
the Czarowitz and cutting off the Russians
from Schipka He says the Turks still held
all the points gained, and that heavy en-
took place on yesterday from Pla-
cova to Chuiun east and southeast of Tirnova,
in which the Russians fell back uuder cover
Of the night. The events of the next five
days are regarded in London as sure to be
decisive of the campaign, and probably as the
end of the war.
A telegram from Sisova states Tirnoqa by
speedy reinforcements from Biela is fully Sc
cured against surprise from Suleiman Pasha.
CHANDOR. This statement is rather inter
esting than otherwise : J. A. Chandor. the
travelling companion of Mrs. Ralston, is rec
,gnized in New York as notorious conf
lencc man. The detectives say that five
ears ago he was known as one of the shrewd
st confidence operators in that city. His
,lan was to get acquainted with foreigners E
Who were about returning to Europe and pre- ,
end that he was going in the same steamer
hat his baggage was already on board. He
1ould then borrow all the money he could
ct his victims to trust him with, and disap- S
ear. Lassallo Chandor, his father, was one
f the most notorious confidence men in the T
United States about thirty years ago, and
erved a term in the penitentiary for defraud-
lg Charles Joseph Affner out of large sum
money and jewelry. His trial occupied -
le court six days, and was quite celebrated
me of the defendants counsel was Joseph
White, at one time prominent lawyer
California
CARELESS HANDLING OF ARMs-The Csr- d
N Valley News of Friday has the follow It
g; Wednesday evening Henry Wyatt and
veral other boys were fooling with Henry
fe in Raycraft's bar room. when they acct A,
entity discharged the same. The ball passed
rough the ceiling and floor above and up tn
: the side of the bed where Hewitt was ~
G sick, missing his body but few inches,
Issed out through the window. ,