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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-06


At an carr hour Of yesterday
morning Andy whitford died at his
residence II Genoa. in DouglAs coun-
~. The deceased was known far and
vide among the cid settlers. He
must have come 10 the coast at quite
an early day. Certainly he was in
Sacramento, . clerk for ex-Nayor
Joe Dyer. nearly twenty years ago.
He came 10 Nevada early and Was .
long time the book keeper at the
Ormsby House. But be 10 known
more generally as the Chief Clerk Of
the House Of Assembly for several
Legislative terms. In this capacity
he became known ~ q man OF very
superior ability. He vas . native,
we believe. Of Providence. Rhode
Island. When the late Legislative
session began he came to Carson aud
offered himself as q candidate for the
elerkship OF the Assembly. He was
unsuccessful and returned TO Genoa.
We saw him here Just after the ses-
sion had close so that he had not
been housed more than q month be-
fore his death. Andy was genial
pleasant man, his own most careless
friend. He leaves = wife who is al
invalid and several young children.
We are sorry 10 learn that he died iu
extreme poverty. Rev. s. p. Kelly,
who will ofiiciate at the burial ser.
vices. informs us that the funeral
will take place to-day.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-06
The Bossasss Case.

Yesterday Mr.. Frank Ganahl pro-
ceeded at great length with his argu.
ment. It is said by all who heard it
to have been q very brilliant and
effective effort. There were several
new points presented and argued
with force and incisiveness. The
charge to the jury made BY Judge
Sawyer was long and exhaustive. 1t
stated the case in all its bearings.
The plaintiffs complain that it was
more like an argument for the de-
Tense than an impartial charge from
the bench. The part We heard was
that which dealt with the signatures.
This seemed direct and candid but
not in any sense unfair. His Honor
seemed solicitous to have the jury
bear in mind the salient points OF
the testimony in order that they might
study it in all its bearings.
The fact is. under our State practice
the judge is too closely cramped.
We prefer the Federal practice. The
queries suggest themselves II such
charges as this be good practice wha.
is the need OF jury? II they are
not good practice. what's the use OF
having judgs2 The case was given
to the jury about 8 o'clock. During
the evening there were all sorts oil
rnmors about the way they stood.
They will probably speak for them.
selves to-day.
The jury rendered Q verdict in
favor Of the defendant at II r. vi
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-06

Montreal, April s--The Arch
bishop and Bishop Of Quebec have
published pastoral letter deploring
the judgment Of the Supreme Court
in the Chatelevoix election case, and
declaring that the Electoral lav
invades tine rights Q! the C.aholic
Church.
Washington, April Pay Direc-
tor J. Cunningham has been ordered
to duty - purchasing paymsster d
San Francisco, in place Of pay
dir.ctor Edward c. Doran, detached
and ordered TO the navy yard u
Mare Island.
Pay Inspector Casper Schenck has
been detached from certain duty II
Mare Island navy yard, but ordered
to remain on duty there ss inspector
Of provisions ard clothing 1t thai
yard.
Washington. April John s.
Hoyt. OF Michigan. has been mp.
pointed Governor OF Arizona, and
John II. Hammond, Of Illinois,
Superintendent Of Indian affairs,
st. John, n. b., April 4.-Hcavy
freshe.s are reported in this section
Tue milldam at Gospcran has beer
carried away and James Caldwell
and +. Morton drowned, and mill
and bridges at other places damaged
Serious loss OF lie is feared.
Berlin, April 1. - Van Eyck',
painting Of the " Virgin and Child,
stolen from the National Gallery {
few days ago. has been recovered.
| Brussels, April 4.-Jean Baptist,
Mabou. the noted Belgian painter. i,
| dead,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-06

TIE LIoHTSiSa's FRxAK.-We
have been shown by Mr.. Dunbar,
who has been out to the westward
repairing the telegraph wires. piece
Of wire cut ont Of the line by the
action of the lightning, at the com.
mencement OF the recent storm. The
piece 10 bent aud twisted and shows
evidence OF having been subjected to
severe heat and Of having been liter
ally wrenched out OF the line OF wire.
Mr.. Dunbar states that the wire was
thus served in several places by the
action Of the lightning at and near
Mount Airey, on the old Overland
stage road, going west. --Reveille.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-06
The Mssbeipal Elscsiom.

Elsewhere will be found Judge
Witherell's notice TO those who
would register their names as voters
at the approaching municipal
election. The officers to DO elected
are three Trustees. The present
incumbcuts are H. F. Rice, d. A.
Bender, A. B. Drissbach, James st.
Clair and Jacob Beam. Rice. Bender
and Driesbsch drop out. st. Cla.I
and Beam hold over. Rice va
elected - the Trustee "at large,
last year. This gives NJ thre<
places 10 All. Tho election takes
place on the first Monday In May.
We know Of no possible reason Why
Rice. Driesbach and Bender should
not DO rs-elected-ii they will stand
the bother Of the Office Tor another
term.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-06

A FosslLrYEKors LIE. A member
Of the Sazarac Lying Club, on read.
ing that newspaper paragraph which
tells that snail from the Egyptian
Desert was found to be alive after
having been glued for four years to
. tablet in the British Museum. said
there was nothing remarkable about
that. It was not circumstance 10
an experience Of his. He said that
once, while mining in the limestone
over in White Pine, he blasted out q
fossil snail, which he kept for Z
cabinet specimen. and that one day
il crawled out OF tho cabinet and
bored itself back into the limestone
where it had been mbeded for thirty
thousand years prior to coming into
his possession. The impartial reader
il left to judge whether tho English
or the American lie is the most en-
titled to credence. -Reveille.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-06

SAD NEws.-Hon. r. s. Mssick
received yesterday the news Of the
death Of his brother. In Oregon. We
do not know the Christian name Of
this brother, but IL u not William
Mesiok. The Judge u greatly
affected BY this bereavement. He
left here last night for San Fran.
cisco. intending. W infer. 70 60 70
Oregon.
A smart shower Last night between
and Q o'clock made things sssm
quite LIKE . Spring II The oldss
btetss. % gentIe was The pattseiug
and 20 mellow was the cir.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-06

The SKATING CARNIVAL. - Wo
acknowledge tho receipt Of some
complimentary tickets Of admission
TO the skating festival this evening.
Some OF tho prize medals were on
exhibition in Fox's windows yester.
day. This, and other indications
assure MS that the preparations are
extensive and elaborate, and that the
carnival will be very attractive and
cleverly managed affair. 1t will be
worth looking 1t. We advise spec
tators 10 go early. II only costs .
dollar TO 60 and look on.
They appreciate the Carmina Sacra
in Virginia City. Tho Footlight
illuninates the fame OF two we'll
known vocAlists q follows: The
singing Of Mr.. +. J. Pssmors and
Mr.. Robert Lindsay, the tao end.
men in the Episcopal choir. on Sun.
day VS. quite On attractive feature Of
the service on that occasion"
There will be no need Of violating
the neat-prohibiting church-csnon
to-day. There came In from Lake
Bigler yesterday some Of the finest
strings Of trout 70 have ever aeen.
Big specimens Of the same are very
abundant.
STAINING EARLy.--Doc. Benton
has started his regular stage line 10
the Glenbrook. Lake Tahoe, With
Hank Monk on the drivers bog.
Asssmblymsn Powers Of Douglas
county wss IN The city yesterday.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-06

eUNae AnNUAL MEETING o. Tas
q the omes u !. ". Kayak : Co.. csnpu
CITY. nsvsds. %
rhsss1sy. the SSH day % ADsSl.
ssss. ~ ssAss Il ~ oeasd.
4. J. 0ufculSDoX. osssssssy.
csspos. naseh =, 1911. mb76Atp
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-06

GRAND MASQUERADE
HATING CARNIVAL TO BE
- GIVEN AT THE
CARSON ThEATER.
Friday Night, March 30sh.
Prizes are to he awarded ~ follows:
To best lady aka,-r--one new pair piimpion
skates.
To best gentleman skater--Ons new pair Of
Plimpton skStes.
10 best gentleman sustained eharac,er-A
handsomely engraved m.sisI.
To best lady sustained character Ill Antisome-
ly engraved iiicdAi.
To richest lady dress -O One ane badge.
To best gentleman drvss One hnc badge.
Mssqner viii form for the Grand March 1t
o'clock. Atv O'Clock Master Thos O'Connor
will give al exhibition of Silt SHAKING Al 10
O'Clock sn exhibition u Fancy Skating will -
given by TIM sane gentleman. Al II o'clock
the Judges. Who will b. salccied by tho audi.
enrs. will Assri the prixrs. when tho masyuerx
will form In In. to rnigasi. skating viii be
continued until n o'eiock. Dsncing will then
be the or'ies u the night until o'clock 4. X,
fine string and brass band will be In attend.
snce. Costumer will he up from San iran
siseo with vArisd assortment Of eossas,es.
rLooE coANfrrGK.
Mr.. n Rice. Mr.. A. Startling.
Mr.. ". u. Mann. NJ. l.. A. Hawthorne.
Doors open 81 O'Clock.
RATES or ADnissIoSl
Spectators. ........ti Ms.qaen. 81
Children under 10 yesfs. -. 80 cents.
0asquers cen secure tickets ss the Rink after
thr 3ssh. SPECTATOR will get tickets Of the
door .hc nighi u the performance. A hec-p-
ton Committee will bs ct the door 10 ~ thss
no impsoprs character intrudc. No skaters
permitted on the noos except In Mosque,
nih 1sd ). l.. WALTON. Manager.
POsTPONgMESr.
The Skating Carnival hss b-su postponed
until YRiDAi MONT. APRIL 6. ISL, on &C.
count cf inability 10 secure Costumer In ses-
500 for In earlier date.
). L.. WALTON. Msnssss.
Csrsou. March ~. ISL.
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.

ovvics brttsoS MISixo CoxsAss,l
BoDSs. March "a. 1871.
VuNm1 UULLlON MINING COMPANY
solicit psopoaals foe tbs delivery d shsII
miss of TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED $500
COkDS OF WOOD. the same 20 b. delivered
In ssosonsbis tuna sftss shs psrfecslos VI I
eontrsrt for such delivery.
This COMPANY sss-svs shs right 10 r!ecs any
sud ell bids.
Addr~ss, undss sal.
WILLIAM IRWIN,
oups rinteodsst uullios Mining Co.,
Dh5SdD bodts. via Aurosu. Nsv.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-06
, o. sAAo.rrEa. THERMOMETER


Msrninx Beard.
ophir i3os 'ss.
Mexican sU~ ~ Z, i5s t3
Gould and Curry i7os M. 5sss II, 2eos II
Best and Relcher lass 2,t.. ISIS aa'., aos IS,
los = bi, Sos IS BIO. los IS bic
California i0fS ~
Savage gss 81. e4,s ~. sos 81 bs
Con Virginia a,ss AZ lees II ~, iecs az
b5. 50s II, 170s Az
Chollar Jos n. bs ~, Sis ~
Hale and Norcross s1s s. sso isos % 90.
BIS siS i,0S 90 sc
Crown Point lijs 81, Is 81
Imperial 2,ass 81 i0r, sos 81 i5c
kentuck 20s 5
Alpha ses w
Belcher ,oJs Ok, los 81.
Sierra Nevada rs s. (, los So. S. 5E
Utah i5s "A. tns 49,
Bullion ltJs 1874, lis l2s.. %os i2l1
Exeseener IS. 8 &c, Jos ~, aos - soc
Justice 5os inIl. SO, 2Os ips-, l75s 10is
Union Con las Oh. tios o.
julia 1868 81 ssc, 2S5s 81 soc, l2Os 81 SOC
Caledonia los 81, los ~, l0os 5A sco
knickerbocker 3u0s i0c
Baltimore Jos DC, lt1S Csc
Challenge 3aS 81 6oc, SOS ~, icos 81 toc
Dayton 2 ~ 2ac, l0os 3oc
New York Con 25s lSc, zoos Csc
Occidental Sos |, Cos y
Phil sheridan as i, los -. b3o. zoos 81
49,
Lady Washington 2sus ., los s. ,oe. ieos
kossuth loOs use
Andes SIS SOC
Wells Fargo ;0s lie
North Carson liUs i0c
North Con Virginia ZOOS roc. 5os 100
Trojan 4oss tic. Hos &C, 100. 7oc
Solid Silver eos 5,
Evsnins R.pers.
Raymond and Ely 25s ~
Eureka Con Jos y. Sk 1879, SIS igL, So 49,,
belmont 25s ", 25s -.
Rye Patch 25Os az
Leopard 1908 ~
Jackson bsOs SI[
Northern Belleaos FAX. i4cs y, 70 22,<, so
M 40
Gen Thomas COOS Csc
Manhattan iS,s ~, 20 ~. llcs Q, TO- "
Grand Prize S4as ~
Modoc 44os - Csc. 4js 8
coso Con SOS iOc
Leeds Sns 81 Soc. COS "
ophir 25ts IL
California 2s's 4ssl, 100. 4s,s 40, 7os 4s,<
overma ~. s a. Il 2s .. "a s' ~ =: ~
Chollar los IS, 40s q
Alpha S0s i2s!. 2os i2,s, 5os I2l5
Best aud Belcher 1855 ~
Caledonia lU70s 6. 5Ds -
sNtAiiHh IN L. I'M LA
Julia sos 81 ac, Sos q Y. Zoos ~ 30c, icOs 81
Imperial sos ST 05c, 35Js
Crown Point 1905 81,
Con Virginia 9l5s 40l, sos i0,k. Soes 10. b.
26Ds 40, 51Os ak s,D
Gould and Curry 2is 1914, sos lels., 3Os 10
Hale and Norcross los IS 20c, 1905 50 i5e
zoos 50 i0c
Sierra Nevada Dos 5ls, sos s
Savage 21Ds ~. d0s ~.
Union Con 2o~s o, jlls Js<, zoos 0 b5, 2os 5yz
Justice 2es 10, 2os 1917, 265s ioi.
After ths Hoard.
0pbir i6ss bid
Gould ana Curry 10 bid
California 49, bid
Savage ~ bid
Con Virginia 20 bid
Imperial 81 Csc bid
Overman 40 bid
Exchequer 3 bid
Best and Bcicher 23iS
Alpha l2lS bid
Bullion irlI bid
Justice i0l, bid
CholIar Az bid
yellow Jacket . bid
Julia 81 20c bid
Crown Point 6ss bid
Mexican 1885 bid
Union Con 81 bid
faledodin sold
Sierra Nevada 3 asked
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A Maitland JS Flood
Frank Brown EA Fargo
J Finlayson } Cochran
EA Davis s McCarty
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National Republican., 1877-04-19
an IMPORTANT DECISION.
Judgment In Case Growing Out Of the salo
OF 3.01 Bonds,

Judgmeat I'm Case Growing Out Of the Sale
of 3.81 Bonds.
Yesterday the case OF Charles T. Davis vs..
Edgar speiden came up In the Equity Court
beioro Judge Wylio on demurrer, and the Court
ordered tho DEGREES in case No. 4sc2 against
Davis to be vacated, and ovsrruled the demurrer
interposed by tho defendant, Spedeu. This
case las been before the court for the past year,
and grow out Of the sale Of $4,000 in ao5 District
Of Columbia bonds, held BY Davis to secure the
payment Of certain debts In the shape Of proms.
sorry notes to the amount Of 81, 800, due him by
the defendant, Speiden.
Tho plaintiff, Davis, made Speiden several
large advances Of money, commencing on the l7th
dny Of May, 1875, and took tho defendants notes,
secured by the 3o6 District Of Columbia bonds as
collateral security, which notes, after many OK.
tensions, the defendant, Speiden, failed to pay
an and ~ the iith day Of March, 1870, Davis sold the
brought suit at law against SPelden to recover
the balance due on the notes.
his counsel, iiIed a bill In equity against Davis
10 restrain the suit at law and bring the case be-
fore the Equity Court; 70 this bill Davis tiled .
lDr the Equity Court, but should be tried at law.
This demurrer was ovorruled, and Davis was
given ten days in which to hle an answer. Davis
and during the pendency Of this appeal to the
General Term Judgment was entered up against
Davis for 70 COL on interest from September, 1915.
error which had been made, asking for leave to
answer, and TO this bill Speiden demurred; but
the court overruled the demurrer, and said that
under the circumstances the judgment against
avis should be struck out, and he be allowed 70
answer Spefden's bill. The order vacatinK the
Judgment against Davis was signed BY Judge
points Of practice which heretofore have been u
doubt by the bar.
National Republican., 1877-04-19
THIS MORNINGS NEWS IN BRIEF

The trial Of the Chico, Cal, murders was be-
gun yesterday.
Eight Turkish iron-clads arc now stationed at
the mouth Of the Danube.
The seryian Prime Minister declares that Ser.
via MADE peace and intends to preserve II.
Ex.PresIdent Grant and family arrived at Har.
risburg, Pa, last evening, and became the guests
Of Hon. J. ID. Cameron.
The Roumanian Government has ordered all
teiegraphic dispatches announcing movements
Of troops TO be stopped.
Constantinople was greatly excited Yesterday
over rumor current that an engagement had
beer fought near Niesics.
Early next week the Crar will issue a mani.
festo from Kischened to the army, which will be
smult aneously delivered to the Powers.
The investigation Of the ST. Louis hotel rire
was resumed yesterday morning, but nothing
relative to the origin OF the ere or Its manage
ment was developed.
The Grand Encampment OF Knights Templar
for the United States will be held in Cleveland,
Ohio, on the 2sth Of August next. Grand prepa-
rstions are being made for the event.
Ny the Instructions Of Gov. Hampton. all the
oinoe doors OF the Republican State officials were
ssalsd yesterday, and constables placed on duty
there. The ofieials will await the action Of the
Supreme Coart
Twenty -nye hundred Indians are on their way
into Red Cloud agency to surrender. This will
make over &oOO hostiles thht nave SURRENDERED
nt Red Cloud and Spotted Tall agencies within
the past six weeks.
The Newmarket (England) handicap was won
yesterday BY Hidaigo, and the T. Y. G. handicap
plate by MI NJ. II. Sandford's Donna. The bot.
ting on the course was ten to one against H.
dAlgo, and twenty to one against Donna.
The New York IRE commissioners yesterday
adopted resolutions requiring proprietors Of no
tells. theatres and all places where large number
OF people congregate to provide means for com
mupicating alarms and extinguishing hres.
A IRE broke out In fan factory. Ne. III Eas
Twenty second street, New York, yesterday
morning, in which about my girls and numbcl
men were employed; the girls escaped with tn,
aoss Of their clothing, and the men with the los
Of their tools.
Yesterday joint caucus Of the members of tn,
Packard House and Senate, eighty.thres mem
bers being present, on motion OF ex-Governol
warmoth, unaninously rejected the proposition
ofths Democrats, and resolved TO stand By Gov
ernor Packard TO the last.
The disclosures Of Tweed in his confessions
continue to be the ruling sensation In New Yori
and Albany. Nearly all the parties implicated
hsye denied tho charges made against them
Tweed's counsel asserts II as his belief that Mr.
Tweed will be liberated within ten days.
National Republican., 1877-04-19

GEN. CkMros says Inc Iis HotnE,to axill
every Cuban captured afteItthn lfsbof MAJ
He dare not carry out mis- infamous Stnrsa;
1t is contrary to all the Itilesnf ctviiizs1
warfare ard aniagunisttr To asvery santi-
ment Of humanity. Such pruclamatinns
and brutal threats Us these Junly nszctupm
the persons making them. 1twillSR ne-
membered that MAxIkIILIAE issued q prne.
lsmation announcing thai levery Alnxtrm
rebel captured after n certain iiay wulilh I'M
summaIily executed. This threat wa
never executed nor were the prisoners hui
when MAMMALIAN fell into tine lhantisa anl
the enemy the threat he mStieagatnst .then
was executed against him and me suffered
the death which Inc lad PLANNED Ior TIM
foe. Thus II msy hewitht Captain tfenara
CAnros.' At,least one thing rs asarnrtain O
taxes, and that Is II he cxerutes lin sthreaiE
all Christendom will hrand him ASA maa
ern NERO. and the islandwill som isesnnn
free by the combined seffurts Of ttiIe llnris
tan nations OF the world.
National Republican., 1877-04-19
THE RUssLANFLEETI IN OUR WATERS

Is II Here TO Prevent Shipments 10 Turkey
From Our Port? Government A.
ready on tho Aiert-The Rights Of Amers-
can Vessels to be Fully Protected.
The continued presence OF the Russian eeet
In American waters, and the probability Of
war between Russia and Turkey, has been .
subject of consideration on the part Of the
Government OF the United States. It d be-
lieved that while the visit apparently d one Of
courtesy, the Interior design Is to watch the
movements of American vessels engaging In
trade with Turkey. II would not be matter
OF surprise were complications to grow ouf Of
this presence which would neccssitzte exten-
sivc naval preparations on the part OF the
United States to prevent violation Of their
International obligations.
States and Russia, relative TO the rights Of
mutable the principle that free ships make
free. goods to the extent that the effects or
goods belonging to subjects or citizens OF a
Power or q State at war are free from capture
and con6scation when found on board neutra
vessels, with the exception of articles contra
band Of war. Whether the Russian heet
would assume to search American vessels
suspected Of carrying articles oontraband Of
war the future Will have to determine Il d
certain, however, In such an event that the
United States will exercise their authority TO
prevent the Russian feet from making their
harbors q base Of operations from which 10
conduct patrol Of the high seas 10 search Of
American or any other vessels that might be
suspected of coming within the terms Of the
Convention,
National Republican., 1877-04-19

The rRosrKcTs Of a smallrrpp OF HrAss
hoppers and large crops of Tnatn IN nEtiH
West are Frightening svsry day. nhsrr
of See the hungry grasshoper rnmt' d
more for sensational purposes tthan auy
thing else. In 1S75 the grasshppner ssan
extended over q vast ctsrrituryii IN tine Wrs,
but II Is well known that tine Eurn ami
vegetable crops of thst ycr wars Tim
largest and hest eyar raised ,hetnrs. INN
year the farmers are lcultizating a LlarEG
scale than in previous years, wthirhiisun
elusive proof that they do moi iintauf ID In
Intimidated by the efforts af rtin sensa
tlonalisH. There s every iindinStim tina
the farmer viii he richly rswariied Inn inn
labors during the present ssaSun, and, with
this prospect, q spirit OF anargy and nutnl
prise Is beIng exhihited by ;tie HrRnHal
element which augus well I'm ;the ysa,
1877.
National Republican., 1877-04-19
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