Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-31

WssAin9soo, March S.-Schare dis
trusting Hsopson's psomises. TO day
s.ked hin to siSu zone written sQree-
usus. Hsmpsoe flssiy ssiussd. He cid:
Tho QesgiSa 10 - siopis - . hes-
hasdle; uithdssv the troops ssd psass
vili io,les. rAis 10 al ! sAni. and u v
The ieasl ca seoeps"
Chsmb~riaim has bsee offered other
the Spanish OF Sviss mission II be uill
givs Up the contest.
moshing while leaving his hotel. Soae
Republicans hisssd. aud the police had
10 insssisss 10 stop . 6ghs.
Me- Yosk. March 30-The woslA's
wsshinaton correspondent thinks there
is no reason 10 doubt that Hayes will r.
coeriss Hampton. and hopes the sseoe.
milton OF Nichols will soon follow.
The Times' correspondent says the
Presidsos does not attempt 10 conceal
the fact that he beiievs the rseosuition
Of the Democratic State government
would greatly bspeat south Carohna
and BE- sstisisctosy TO the country IN
general.
Philadelphia. March 81. Tho Read.
Ing ssils osd hss notified i,s locomotive
engineers thst the sosd viii no longer
employ members Of the Brotherhood Of
Locomotive Eogipeers. The company
will make other arrangements TO supply
the place Of the existing lifs insarsucs
methods by which the employees srs
benefited.
A muiiny occurred The 27ib on the
ship Jsmesto~n for San Francisco, L.
| ing on the breakwAter. seven Of the
| crew were placed 10 confinement, hui
| giving no sufficient reason for mutipy
will be taken TO sea on the ship.
New York, March O.--An account
is printed here Of . meeting held on
the 9th OF February at Wormley's
| hotel between Foster. Matthews. ex.
| Governor Dennison, Garfield, Sher.
man and other friends OF Hayes, and
Ellis. Gordon, Levy, Watterson,
Col. Burke and other Southern
Democrats.
Ellis said Louisiana wanted peace
home rule and honest government
and that the Democrats in the House
were flibustering to defeat the coun,
under the apprehension that Hayes
would sustain Packard and Cham
beriAin.
Matthews replied, ~ Q persona
and political friend OF Hayes, thai
tho latter believed the time had gone
by when State governments should
be upheld by Federal military pow
or, and that, il inaugnrated, his pol
10y would be to give peaceful gov
srnmcnts to the States, OF their owI
choice.
Foster showed letter from Have.
indorsing the speech made by hin
In the House.
Watterson said that the policy o
withdrawing the troops from Soutl
Carolina and Louisiana, as enunciat
ed by Matthews, was all that coult
be expected.
| Senator Sherman, in response 10 ,
query from Ellis. said he approved
and Endorsed all the propositions oil
Matthews in behalf OF Hayes.
Next day the Foster. Matthews let
tors appeared ~ . sequence TO th.
above meeting.
| Chico. March 30.-A full conies
sion has been made by o. NJ. Ames
the reputed organizer Of the Labor
ers' Union. He confirms the report
previously published as 10 the mis-
sion Of the Council Of Nine" stat
ing that he joined the order for th,
purpose OF exercising his influeuc,
against violence. and when he found
it impossible longer TO prevent il b,
withdrew. II appears from BIZ
statement that the Council Of Min,
has been simply q cloak to SHIELD
the Lsborers Union. and that III,
latter organization is properly 70
sponsible for all the crimes commit
ted against life and property. HI
details the signs. passwords, grip.
and tokens Of the order. Those VIII,
took the second degree in the Union
were sworn to kill Chinese, ant
whites also, il need BIO TO effect IN,
determination Of the former. Hi.
confession details . state OF affair,
here that would he sbsol utely incre
dible were his statements not sup
ported by other evidence,