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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-06
Morning kilograms.
Passengers GOsnx south.

MOJA T., OCt. u. IAal thoilf ME
+ A Rogers, ] w Davis, Paul Bre-
su, Il Il Knox, Strelitz, w II
Clark, DIR Ainsworth, Capt Porter,
e f Wise, J G Smith and wife.
Los Nietos Trag edieN
DowNEY CITY, Oct. 5.-As G. W.
A. Pallett, of Los Nietos, was
returning from Los Angeles yes
terday evening on horseback
E. w. Hawkins ran him down
with a spring wagon.
He ran over the horse, throwing
PaIlett to the ground with great
force. Pallett received a severe
concussion of the brain and some
bad bruises. His injury is not
thought to be fatal, however.
l.. Polloreno killed Nicolas Coli
mas at Old Los Nietos last night.
There was an old grudge between
them. Polloreno went to a saloon
for his brother, who was drinking,
and started home with him, when
Colimas mounted his horse and
followed, riding against Polloreno,
who caught Colimas's horse by the
bride, when Colimas drew II bottle
from his pocket and attempted to
strike Polloreno. The latter then
drew his revolver and shot Colimas
three times, killing him. An in
quest is now being held. PolIoreno
surrendered himself to the Consta-
BILE.
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Canton Flannel usually sold yards yards for 81
Ladies' Hose, quality dozen
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Felt skirts, worth double the SOC each
New style goods
style Ruchng.
Canton flannel shirts and 3ao each
Merino undhir drawers worth 37&c each
Good heavy overalls pair
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Cotton socks good article dozen
White shirts linen bosoms, 81 25
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Fine French Diagonal suits, worth $22 50 so
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-A gener-
al order has just been issued from
the War Department which calls
the attention of officers of the
army to the section in the Army
Appropriation bill, passed at the
last session of Congress, prohibit.
ing the use of the army as posse
comitatus. except in such cases as
may be expressly authorized by the
Constitution or acts of Congress.
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-05-16
LINES on NEW YORK

Beautiful city Queen Of the North
30 regal In presence, 90 rich In thy worth
The gem Of the land and the pride Of the sea,
thee
Thy rivers ofbeauty sweep down in their pride,
TO meet at thy feet the Atlantic's blue tide;
They come from thohills, where the light mists
oieriooldns a scene that can challenge the
For enchantnent is native, and lives in the air.
Where the old Hudson rolls mid the Highlands
lis the home Of the poets, It's classic and
grand, ahere's = sheen on the water, q glow
Fit home for the heart DER which poesysmiled,
IRON dear Sunnyside to fair Idlewild - :
Ine one voice now silent has q
strain
That the Nation has echoed again and again
his harp Ia unswept, he has found in his rest
Inc " union OF hearts " in the land ofthe blest.
dis name is not buried within the dark grave.
lis linked with our banner, the flag Of the
While Union ia our wntchword and freedom
our aim. fl1s
Well give to our Morris q patriots fame,
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He beareth ich treasures to lay at thy feet,
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his great arms around thee to guard and to
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With honor untarnished by never q stain
May thy wealth and thy power ever be found
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The Greatcst Medical Discovery since the Grea-
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-22
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Yesterday bound passenger train was
light, Monday being the off sleeper morning.
Col. A. c. Ellis left here on Sunday night,
being billed for Winnemucca last night in the
play of the L. G.
Charley WEIGH, who has piloted more good
shows over this country than any person we
know of, is IN Carson as the advance agent Of
the Frank Mayo party.
! E. f. Scott, gunsmith, late of Carson, is
now engaged in mining at point two hun
bred miles east of San Bernardno. He writes
friend here that the quartz from his claim
assays $500 per ton.
P. A. Wagner, modern and modified
edition of Cooper's Deer Slayer has our
thanks for nice piece of fat, juicy venison
Among the passengers by the morning
train yesterday were Honorables R. H. Tay
Tor, NJ. A Murphy, c. s. Varian and c. H.
Stoddard, OF the regular Republican army.
A fresh, unsecured and unsecured quartet
this same
King Hodley, favorably known to the PEG
pie of Carson, came down from Virginia City,
Sunday last, to get the working machinery
for the performance of last night in order,
which he successfully accomplished.
The weather at present is of the finest De
tober variety, being equal to anything ever
known at this season in this finest of climates. |
H. NJ Bernard, of Sacramento, who has
been spending few days in Virginia, was in
Carson yesterday, and was warmly greeted
by many old time friends.
D. Sewell yesterday deposited at the Car
son Mint 39I ounces of gold amalgan, the
yield of 81 tons of rock from. the Edison lode,
Delaware District. This District, which is
about ten miles Southeast of Carson, is al
tracing considerable attention at this time,
several claims being worked with promising
results. The Edison is large lode, being at
least fifty feet wide near the surface, the vein
matter from which the above vas obtained
being about two feet wide.
George A. Tyrrell is back from San Fran
cisco, where he spent few weeks recently,
md is once more dispensing hardware favors
1t E B. Rails. George reports a good time
down at the Bay City
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-22
FRANK MAYO.

This popular actor, whose fame has spread
out from California until it has reached into
almost every quarter where the English Ian
guage is spoken on the stage, will appear in
the Carson Opera House ON the evenings of
Monday and Tuesday, 28th and Doth instants.
On the first night Mr.. Mayo will appear as
'fDavy Crockett character he has made
his own and one with which he is as closely
identified as Mr.. Williamson is with "Stofel,
Jefferson with rip Van Wrinkle" or Ray
mond with Col. Sellers" On the second
and last night Mayo will appear as Badger"
in the drama of "The Streets of New York, ="
a part in which he made one of his earliest
successes in the old days of Maguire's Opera
House, San Francisco Mr. NJ will be sup
ported by the California Theater Company,
which includes Mrs. Judah and other old
time favorites.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-22

THANKS. is to certify that Mr.. Null
Ter has made the editorial larder fat with 3
choice and generous supply of juicy, delicious
vsnison-a morsel ft to serve to the daintiest
epicure. That We say ''thauk you" does not
express our gratitude for the thoughtfulness
of our generous friend. but it seems to be the
best our vocabulary affords. That hr. Muller
has been out hunting, and that he has been
successful is quite evident; but our reporter
must interview the gentleman for further par
ticulars. The simple fact il msss satisfactory
to US st the present writing.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-22
THE PERFORMANCE LAST NIGHT.

The Carson Opera House last night had a
splendid audience to witness the WllliamsOns
and their excellent support in ''Struck Oil
and "The Chinese Question. 1t may be said
as mutual compliment that the audience
last night had no ground for fault with the
players, while the latter certainly had no
cause of complaint with the discriminating
people who SO cordially received them.
Struck OH is fair play, better than most
Of the modern plays, but it is by no means
great, and in less capable hands We doubt if
1t would be the success that Dir. and Mrs.
Williamson have made it. Portions of the
dialogue are crisp and full OF neatly turned
points, while in more of it We recognize
host of old stage acquaintanCes occasionally
disguised but nevertheless familiar. The
humorous and the pathetic are artlstlcalIy IN
terwoven, and the former never ghdes into
buffoonery, while the neat distinction between
pathos and bathos is carefully observed. All
the "business" Of the piece, allowing slight
introduction of the shop, Is good William
sons ''Stofel" is The perfection of acting. His
Pennsylvania Dutch dialect is the best we
ever heard, and his make up could not posi-
bly, be better "Stofel" is a sort of Teutonc
Lear. The crafty ''Skinner' and a head
wound have done COR ''Stofel' what hial in
gratitude did for the old British King. 1t
may be briefly said that Mr.. Williamson has
svaled himself of every opportunity the
author gave him, in addition to which he has,
like true artist made opportunities for him.
self Mrs. Williamson Is the same frolicsome !
Maggie Moore we knew years ago heartier |
Laughter, sweeter singer and better dancer !
than ever All of the crudities of the earlier |
time, for the lady had some of them, are gone, |
and she has toned down into a thoroughly !
finished comedy artistic. She is as good IN
her part as her husband is i'll his, and we can |
pay her no higher compliment. Mr.. Bishops |
Skinner" was as finely rendered character
As we have witnessed in many day. The
support throughout was frst-class, being com
posed of the best material of the Baldwin
Theater stock company. "The Chinese CUES
ton" a sketch with really little dramatic
merit in it, but Astounding in chances for the
Willamsons to introduce some very funny
Chinese scenes, closed a splendid nights en-
We are pleased to learn that this company
have concluded to remain one night longer i'll
Carson, and tonight will give the finest bill
ever offered in Nevada's State Capital, includ-
ing CLOUDS and Sunshine" an Olio, and the
farce of "The Fool of the
Family" Those who last night saw Mr.. and
will to night have the contrast in Irish COM
,dy, in which both Mr. and Mrs. W. are .
'xceIlent Secure your seats early, for there
vill be packed house tonight. ,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-22
WARM SPRINGS

HOT AND COLD SWIMMING BATHS
Il L noar the Nevada State Prison, Warm Springs Road
SUITS q GEORGE, Projectors.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-22
A Physician,. 4s Ye.r., K.n.ri..s..


The above testimonials we'll known citiZens spes
volumes in praise Of the California Elastic Trlss.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-22

INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE.-W. B. Butts,
Doc. Butts, if you prefer it, filings his banner
to the breeze this morRing as an Independent
candidate for Commissioner of this county,
loag term, and means to keep it there till the
last vote is pOlled on the 9th proximo
TOTAL VorE.-The number of votes on the
Great Register of Empire precinct, which in
cludes the vote of Brunswick Mill, is 172.
Thin number added to the vote of Carson
precinct, 900, makes the total vote of Ormsby
county 1,l62.
DKPAE1UEHs.-By yesterdays Southern
stage the following passengers went out: P.
Knapp, Lun Ton, Miss Lewis, Miss Beryea,
W. B. Pratt, G. Ashim, J. c. Carr.
Sxx bill for to-nights performance at the
Carson Opera House, the most attractive one
over offered TO our people, and lose no time
in socurngyour seats.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-22

To rHE LADIES AHB GHSrLENHS: DR. H. COHEN, Of
New York. has arrved-ths celebrated optican that
ever visited the Pacific He will remain here until
Monday slst, and suit the difficult sights
inspection Of the eyes, with his improved Parabca spscta
Giles and Eye Glasses at the front Of the Court House. from
A. NJ to P NJ, and from P N. to P. N. at Ormshy
House We cheerfully recommend DR., H. Cohen: R. fl.
Waters, NJ D., R. Macy, NJ D., B. Hastings, N d. Of New
York
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-22
TIFF COURTEOUS THING ALL AROUND

Tho Republican meeting advertised for last
night, at which Col R. Fl. Taylor and Hon.
n A. Murphy we're to have spoken, was
postponed to o-night. The principal reason
for the pOstpOnement of the meeting was that
many persons wanted to see the performance
at the Carson Opera House, and wanted also
to attend the meeting; and A. they could not
attend both, "yeu know" and as the theat-
rieal performance couldn't possibly be post
pOaed, the speakers magnanimouSly pulled
out, ''yOu know" in favor of the other par
ties. Eve scorn a. baseless fabrication,
and dsnounoe a. . hell-Stamped calumnious
smAnAtiOR of . shiny reptile-we quote from
Dennis Kearney-the insinuation, or asser-
ton, that Bob. Taylor postponed the meeting
beoauSe he wanted to go to the theater him
SELF And on the principle that one good
turn deserves another, the Opera House
Company will not commence their perform
ance to might until 81 o'clock, thus giving
MeSsrs. Taylor and Murphy, who will begin
their meeting at 2 o'clock, ample time, an
hour and one half, to drive home through the
Hinty Democratic heart a good many Repub-
Ican truths. After this slaughter of the Dem
ocratic hosts, which will be complete, the
people will be in good condition to turn from
tragedy to comedy and farce, and to-night's
Opera House bill will give them the grand
opportunity.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-22

This splendid Bathing Institution and well known pacs
81 resort has been thoroughly overhaued newly furnished
and L. In point Of cleanliness and comfort surpassed by
none on the coast. THE BATHS undergoing thor
osgh repair and will receive great addition to their size
THE BAR supplied with the best Of liquors procurable
MEALS by First Class Cooks served 10 order st all hours
The Springs Carriage runs constantly Orders left at the
hotels will b promptly attended u.
.E-sg
BATHS 20 eeRts
CAyrsAss Free. A@V7W
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-03
ENERGETIC IUSTRIANs.
Quickly Prosecuting the Work OF Occupa.
tion, Yet with Moderation.

LONDON, Sept. 2.-According to authentic
Information direct from Bosnia and Herzego-
vina the Austrians are acting with great en-.
ergy. but Mt the same time with moderation and
perfect discipline. Nevertheless. reports are
circulated tIat tho army OF occupation Inns been
guilty Of many ex 'csses and crueltioS These
accusations bear "a singular resemblance to the
charges brought against tho Russian army in
Bulgaria and Eoumelin. This explains. per
haIs. tn" change which recently occurred in
the attitude 81 the Austrians in the Khodope
Commission. Until a few days ago tho Aus
trian delegate gave his active COOPERATION in
the preparation Of the report; but now to tho
surprise Of his colleagues. he seems iniisposed
e. sign the document. Gen Todlcbcn. Gen.
Prince Doudou kon- Kersakotr. and other Load
ing Russian officials say that the Investigation
was evidently made in a biased spirit. and tho
Commission, instead oi studying seriously the
question OF how refugees might be temporarily
assisted and ultimately r"t-tlbliShed in their
homes. occupied itself almost exclusively with
cole ting eN parte Information for an indict.
ment against the Russian army. They declare
that the dignity and sclf-rcsuect Of the army
and Government prevent them from giving Sc
riouS attention To such transparent calumnies.
RAGUsA. Sept. 2-The Mohammedan popu-
lation Of kolnSrhn have taken possession If
the fortil raions. after u conflict with two bat
taions OF Turkish regulars. The latter suisse
qurnty urOcc"dnd 10 NoyhH2nr whittier the
majority 81 the Turkish regulars IN Bosnia are
also marching.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-03
wIxD CirrLE ~ rnH STREET
Fifteen OF them breaking out OF "a Slaughter
house Pen-The HIne Used.

A city ordinance prohibits the driving ~
cattle in the streets below Forticth street The
butchers evado the intent - the ordinance by
bringing their cattle In boats 10 the bulkhead
between Thirty-iourth and Thirty-Aith streets.
North River. From the bulkhend they drive
them through tunnel under Twelfth avenue
10 the abators. There they are kept in pens
until slaughtered They are mostly Texan cat
tie and CAPABLE Of the most reckless use Of their
horns.
Ahou. o'clock yesterday afternoon the cattle
In one Of these pens broke out into the street
and fifteen in number began TO trot NJ Thirty
nfth street toward Eleventh avenue Fortunately.
says Capt. Wnshburne. of tho Twenty second
precinct there We're no boys at hand t. yell al
and terrfy the animals. The butchers did not
lose their presence II mind. BY good deal -
careful cool manpuvring On their part as well
as the police and railroad trnc kmcn In the neigh
borhood fourteen were driven back into the
slaughter house yards. The fifteenth was I'M
manageable however and broke through tho
lin. and started up the avenue. In loln. SO he
knocked down Martin Lyons. a hasmun Of tho
Hudson Riyer Railroad Company.
William Montgomery. an ice man 81 $40 West
Thirty-nith street WIS II the number securing
the cattle and when he saw the trouble thirkcn
he hastcn'd TO his house and brought ont his
rife. A the steer knocked Lyons down. Mont
gomery who was a little further back. promptly
shot him, killing him instantly. A. no one
would claim the carcass after tho ATTEMPTED
damage. Capt. Nashburnc sent for the offal
wagon 10 remove IL. Lyons WAS sent TO the
Roosevelt Hospital 10 have his shoulder set.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-03
LYNCH Law IN MARYLAND.
The Hanging OF n Negro for n HORRIBLE Crime,
Of which he Confessed hi. Cunt

BALTIMORE, Sept. 2.-Mlchael Green. col
ored. was lynched near Upper Marlboro Prince
Georges County, last night, for assaulting Miss
Alice Sweeney. The crime was one Of peculiar
atrocity. Miss sweeney was returning 10 hcr
home on Monday last from a visit to some
friends in the suburbs and in an unfrcquentcd,
place tho negro Invested OF all his clothing
suddenly appeared before her and assaulted
her.
Mss Sweeney is n beautiful girl oi 10. Of high
social standing. and recognized rs n belle in
Marlboro. She Is engaged to DO married. and
TIE nuptinls were TO have been solemnzed in
the approaching autumn. She was left uncon-
sc/us by her assailant. but ut length she made
h/r way TO her home. and there she has since
been lying in n critical condition.
Green was arrested on tho following day and
Miss Sweeney fully identified him. He had
narrow escape from lynchng at the time, but
was lodged in the Jail in Upper Marlboro. After
midnight last might tho taller was aroused by
some one knocking at tho entrance and look
ing from his window, ne saw n band o.
masked men. gathered around the Jail. They
demanded admission, but he refused and with
batt9rlng rams they forced their way into the
corridor The cell door was quickly burst
onen;, and Green Green, w2s found cr9Tpchins
heavily manaclcd. but one 81 the lynchers
quickly freed him Of his shacklcs 4 rope was
out OF the Jail Not word was spoken and
the negro was taken TO grove. some Dis
lance from tho town, and there ordered
To- say his prayers. In the vain hopo
~ mercy he confessed tho outrage. Find
ing his appeals unavailing he altcrnatcd
In howls and curses, struggling desperately
To escape. With the least possible delay the
rope WAS made last 10 n tree. and the negro
drawn NJ and firmly tied. Before his struggles
were over tn" crowd disappeared as quietly as
they had assembled. Tho corpse was discov-
cred by the authorities this morning. and. after
being cut down. an inquest was held. Very
little effort was made TO ascertain the names Of
tho lynching party. the hanging having been
generally endorsed 10y tho community and Il
verdict Of Found hanged by parties unknown"
WINS utliekl IL rsuieraI