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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-02-07

Mannsrn. pelhs nit StoI, pas scrItorte
9s6snsslud Ger Jrauen, bic lif sslisbt, ,ur
@hau traaen: eins Dirt BON anlibttarem
@ealp an ibrsm Gartsl, wabrsac pc't' bic
Snpiansr nur nit Dem 6auptlhmadt iafsr
sseinpe pruufen. Die1sr Gaan!haiismus
oes Ser,ens 1T nidt eeraee lsltea. @raf
Watuu 5rasiisin verlhafts ieiusin Sattr
lance feirtn Macttiupahe ater fr PER.
pidslte es aud in tsinen &r'el. 60 fam
er in tie 5simat surild, terfiis fsine @'il.
ter, wo.sr nurh Sriumpspicrfsn al nris
aetlsibeten MdpAen uno einem 0csre
wchlaenahrter Deam'en pcrtsi in ris
SAl5Hsr Isines gatsrs einlos, Die 8srica'
te (einer grrwaltfr f1um anhSrts. uno
RAID in Die NsiIosn, ,aradtsbrts. 81 bsi
rattets zine ltSns, iunse Jrau, bic ct cur'
treliliG tsbanoelte, wenn er nit ibr su'
lammsn, erfreute FA Der Gjfturt sinfs
Sctnss, pbne ra6 bisle greisnilIs mstr
in Icinem Qsten mar!irt battsn a.s pcn
gGlas einsr Smnoe. S6hFfns, cab 'r
Den 1cn tes tibrwsrts biesmai pernabm
unp auf(ab, walhs Stunoe sten einaetrs
ten lsi. User fein Sag bate uisis Stun
ben, feline glant niht minoer, unp aas
si2ssn 70 ralh sOrtsi!
(Sprtfsbuns fplssD
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-02-07
Eaaes eussfsitsu,
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= Die Streitist.itsn ,gpiiGsn Der 1iir
tsi unp Orisdsnlanb iouen gum OsFsn,
aaub Ter Deratbung In Der 8oHfsran, ss.
maht wereen uno earanf bin 1T Der gor-
i6ub Der Srappsn einseifsat worpen.
8riesspcrtersitunsen Fno atsr trpbosm Ir1
@anas.
- Su 9oYanna if oii,tsu Die NaArini
ssrsreitet wornen, rab per Sniursentsa-
Drift Narmus, fh nit Is OfF3isrsn,
103 Mana, 70 Jrauen unb 1Os Sinosrn
bel BcYame ergebsn gate. - Sn einer
Dant gu Santa Catalina Bat man rim De,
fsit BON $4,000 in Wapieroslp sntpedt.
Gin NnSelfetltsr ner Dant Nlmsns 9aqaa,
wirb unter Ysrrdhtisea umHanpsn asrMibt.
"a Der Yraiipent tsr SanosIsfammsr
gu Mauhsasr tislt bsi Osleasnbelt Der jibr
liAsa 8sriammluns cine N.ps, tis bic ur
laaen pes Darnisperlissens ces 5anpsls
bsbaneflts; ais lo!de sab er lsbsrprapui
tipa apsisaoiiae acnlurrsns upo bic Gs.
fssgebuns an melhs Die Nrbeitsfunosn
tsfarinst. Ter Support sspstisr Maa
reu BON DtuilhIano, Searsid, ataiisa
Hnp Seqage saes eassnanim.n, wabrsne
sls 5ufabren pcn 8si9ien Fh esrmcari
taben. Nmsrita BAT lsnen grport pun
gaamnpltnwaarcn rad Gnslanp BON l5. +.
$50 pfuno I'm Sabre 1890, auf 451, SIG
Viune In 1876 srbSbt. 4eaasIid Der
Mrbsits funeeu iaets sr, CAP bis engliltsn
Gabrtten BEL elmer Nrbsits,sit BON 81 Stun
ben per Sag nit elmer 1assartst in an.
csrsn Qinbern ppn IL bic l2 Stunesu gu
nIsbrissren eSbasn nidt eQueuyrsrsa Tin
piNl
- Or. .Strousters miro tsmna6l IN.
ter BEN ditsl gin Sesbafsn' sins BRO.
dire uer6fsnt!ihsn, pslAs nihts ojsriass,
res porfhldSt, ais BsrlIn ,u elmer Scsifapi
erfsn gansss au sypsssa, Dsr gsaials
Gpefulant bsbauptei, ca nurce nur $40.
O00. 600 fuftsn, Berlin eurh trtiis 8a.
male nit Ter Nprsfsa uub nit Ger Sfiss
81 Sstbineen. B. 3. nit Der ManpunJ Der
G!se unb esr Ster. Strvustsrg lit ssr
Anil6t, tab bic Dugbfdtrung isines pla
nts Berlin gum 8anae sines pominirsuesu
Gsntrums fur SanbtL Snsufris une fur
mHitarfhe 3rfde srbsbsn wilrps.
= 6sflihteitcn tsi Der Doppfiboh,sit
In Berlin : am IS. 3e6ruar gsrmStIung
Der YrinIsllin Charlotte mil esm @rbprn.
sen BON Weiain3sn uup rr pr;nsiiin
Glilatslb NIT Dem grb,@rOb5er,oSe BON
Olpsnburs; Dtenifas, 10. 6sbruar, Sirh.
aanS unp dejeuner dinatore bel ben
Nsursrmabltsn; Mittwch, 20. Gsbruar
Galastntr In S&luft uas Gtsnes @ala
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-02-07
% iepererDfnns eines Gur6we<
ara

I'm fd seasn 5clssn su faussn welde tie
@'lnnsbclt 9auslieb rutessraben, lit ss llntc-
ciast nrttia, nen grrbrn DurADes terr bic
apsnnc te5 aGyssrF, rie Gjssdrme, 10 lhlsuuig
tpie moeliI ruisrcr su HTncn fats Ge Serlfppfr
wereen. gDcRa Ger Des ni4t geETnst pirr,
IL seraht bic GjaHe in rag Siut tie @ebir mirp
itarr sa6e, aalltgc MaiIs srit0 III ben Magtn
une nerurlalt pnYlrtauliebffir; c5 enttebi
&rpfnsb uni anbere SnmrtOms fpmE,en ,um
@prItein, .peiGe eurd, Gellangsruns beS 3n-
ltanrea, rer iIe errcg, nur DcriIiimmert terr-
ben. Oic Observation-Disclosures BOZ 30
ltetter's WaaeR bitterem tilesn Gin
t64It niiglihes Wittel> eis gsrisppfnus su be
lsitsen mno NssslmdBisfeit res Stablsanses
bcrsuifellen. Gs ii BEN nraitildcn abfiib>
runssmitsln, bic .1ufs rafar aebrauti wcr-
esn. nnenclib iiterlsserl, "a sS nidt sepatlam
wirfE p;e tieIs, lcnofrn cine Idmsr5iplc natlr.
liAs QSirfnns BAT uno bic SpannfraTt her
Gntlesrnrgsrrsane nibt anarfiTt, Ia cs pieIel-
Ben ilirft, ifatt lie su [dw19ea. Muh ees
Wassu NIB bic esbsr, icwis Der sanse Orsants-
mus wsrrsu carurd ssifdrft uaO rssulirt.
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9(merieaniid)e Nabrifen als cine
Godfd1ulc fir JnbMffrieftc ans
Teutfd1ldnS.

Die grfabrunsen ber lb;laoelpbier
4nSltelluns ideinen in Deutidlano 6ez
rettS Srtdte St trasen, ipenisltens fSnnte
nlalt bieS aus ben, llmltanb idlieBen, baB
Der prenbilde SanbelSminiiter benz Wtt=
slieb ber perflo6enen Delegation beitldec
Snoultrieller, tSerrn q. $. Sdneiber, ein
9tipenoiun1 nrn 1900 9teidsmarf belpil=
list bat unb 3tpar gum meiteren Stubiuul
Der an,erifaniiden Sdu9fabrifatipn.
Siermit pdre gum eriten Wale ieitens Der
preuBiiden Sfesieruna anerfannt, haB
aud Ne Vsffrebunsen beuti9er 9anoiper=
fer, fi9 i'm 9luslanbe fiir ibren geruf aus
;ubilpen, llnterltiituns perbienen unb baB
belonbers bet Gntpidluns ber S9ubfaz
brifatipn jebpeber SorIdub gu leilten 1T.
Serr Sdneissr battle In ietnenl betm W}iz
utter einsareidteu Weridt iiber Sdubma>
derei aaf Der auSitelluns in philadelphia
auf bic @efabr aufnaerfia lam senladt, mel
dye ber oeutl9en S9u6inbuftrie bon Sci
ten Der amerifuniidea prObt unb es idsint,
baB man III maBsebenper Greilen nie
MSsltAfsit einer anierifanifhen Gpncurz
ren3 sleidfallS erfannt Fat. Serr
S4neioer III ui4t, mie bic iibrisen @titz
9liecer Der Delegation, na9 eii,em mebr=
ipSdsntliaea slnIenthqlte III Zen Ser.
Staaten iptecer suriidsefe9rt, lunoern bis
jest bier setlie6en unp bat 1T Nelp=Drrt
praftild searteitet se9enlparti9 ireilt er
III Neparf, q. S., no ii1 befanntli9
9rcBe Sduhfubrifen tefinpen. acnnlcn-
oe8 Trilbiqhr iuirp 9erp SAueieer auA
BEN sroberen meltliden Gerbereien eirell
Deiud abltatten unp bann wpbl auSsez
raltet nit amerifanilden @rTabruagen
uno 3enntniien 9eimfe6ren. (W.)
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slnsYcrfanf BON 9Siaser,paa

9srr 8. 30 tfipn, Der betannt
S6ni!!waaren. uno &lsiper9SnSlv am
Waia Yla,a, sfiSI isinsn &unpsn, lopis
sem Yublifum esr Stapt uup llneeasnp
I'm Wgssmsinsn an, tab sr leiuens
Jsn Vorratb an gDinterwaa.
rem aller Art gu BEN NJ a 6ia.
ten DreiIen auspertauft, UNI
Gaum fur bic Jrabllns1maaren ,a lbai.
fen. Disie sanltiBe Gsslsaenbsit, biaiss
Gintauis 3a MAIDEN, lolie Sapsr tenubsn,
Der iib eas Sparlamteit5 Syatm Sar Jlt
gel ssma&t bat. osrr @plfon, psr llsts
bsmabt IN, Dem putlirum saiseaen "A
tplmsn, bat Otnseis5 lbon IN Der lsbten
3sit billissr Serfauft,' ME iepsr Anrere In
Der Stapt uno MIRO ubigs NnfiinDiguug
aemib nidi uerfsblsn, Teutn 9apen Don
6riib ti3 NtenDS nit Gancsn su li,aen.
Sspr fam vsrahsrt lsin, ffeunpiab unp
1uportommeno smpfaassn unp tsoisnt gu
ws'esn. l0,1tw3N
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Sear; IrnnsrItas, 2l. Jstruar, Ijns'
en- fanilIe h:i ben frruprin;lid7eu 5srr:
lbaitsn, Ma.fiaaltafel i'm Sd!rils uaI
Ntsuos Yaafeil teim arobbrtanniidber
8ot tihaftr sure 3trlls!; Trs!tas 22 Sc.
trual, iner teim prin,sn Garl nit @s'
follc unp Burosnirose;n, Ntsnss 8aG
i'm iSnialid.sn Sh'oile; Clenifaa. 26 tSs
bruar, Subfeript'cnstal in Spernpauie
3ienltas, 5. Mar, 6atnahtshau unr
Soures i'm f6nislihsu Shlc0e.
Snlann.
- Der naue pemcfra.ildhe @cpysrneuy
pcn Nsw SsrieY, Gen. MeGlsuan, bar DEN
Nhtb. q. Durp, einfu Encouragement
atsp bIifnnsr, gum Gtaats Npreaatirns=
rhter ernannt unp bic rssncfcaticbs 95t.
i.bssbun9 bic grnsnun5 ejniiimmis ttaa
t'9t.
- Die Stem Dortsr Gun nsnut bsrrn
Nbrsns, cen Gattn Der Drmaecana
pappsueeim. lalshtpss Wr. Dappsntsim.
s. BAT fsins Shatteuisitsn, Der Mann
ieinsr Jrau" gu lsin.
Der Getsrau unter esn 3si!unss,
mdnnsrn in Wafhinstcn, 6srr Ben. ger,
ley @oor, idrsitt uon bort an sia Sc toner
Blatt ,,als Id sum sriisn Mal mad
Na buetcn fam - es 1T 40 Sabre Der -
tarsrte ole Nsils ron nsirer 6simatb yier.
turypost IN @aHaduIstts mad psr Bun-
tcsbauptfat cine sDcde. Sebt brauhs III
gu perlelhen 8siie nidt saa;e 20 Stanofn. "
= Die 9,tsralitdt rsr Msw Slorfsc
Deu.lasr fir einen in Notb te(iabliAsn
areilsn Ya.srlaaoilasu Dd,isr BAT ib i'm
fhlmmiien 2i@!e as;'i9t. DE Srritsl.
lrne welAs i'm @srmania. 1bsatsr sum
Stfs:1 res Dihtsrs Jsa,l 9ulte esasben
murpf, tlieb lrfr. trobesm IN Der gmpirs,
Gits aud bsute nod Iaulenee lsbr reihsr
Deut1den wotaen uaS oas flsins 5bsatsr
burh 500 Yerioaen gu fiqsn III. SIR bic
Yroisete tebnfs Grbaltuns hes Dsutld,s
tbums in @msrifa 1T pas Elm trauriaes
prO9noltfcn.
SfabmittaeS= 9ep,ieben.
Die 6sute Nahmittas snsstrcHsusn Ra.
bslospsidsn mslpsp 0c'ssnpss Die 9tu1
Zen fine in Gun faniincpel einaeri:dt.
5rsbosm anssesutet wirp, ras oies auf
fps3isdes Ntfomman nit ben 5asfen se
ftab, fisbt man cieisn Shyi!t Nubiauo'5 In
Scnccn rod ala sincn casus helIi an.
Mit GenaaatiucpeI ,ussid murse Oani.
peii belsBt. Die Gage miro in gnstano
ais isbr fritifh an3flrbsn. Dsr aabinsts
:atb 1T fofcrt ,uilnmsatsruftn wcroen.
Die 9eadridt 1T perbreitet, paB bic
ensliIas Stotte 8eTetl er3alten Fat, u1z
oerSiistib na4 Gpnltantincpel a6,uieaela.
Die Oepel4en linp nod ie6r manss(z
BAIT, laIIen aber hurAblifeit, baB psr
sluSbru9 eine5 al1senleincil eurppNifeAe,t
Srte9sS 5H eripartea ltebt,
Sspnb z. 6e6rlar. Ser papit mar
seftern nmprbl unO mabreno Der 0eabt
perlhllmmerte lid iein 3uitano. Die
9rSBten Selersniiie fpurben laut. 0tie=
nlalo ipuroe mebr III ben gqtifan suaez
lailen Die freMcea aarbinaie linp tele<
.arapblib mad Jfpm berrTen pcrben.
Der Raplt itarb beute Nadnlittas 3 llbr.
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s vH s tpbauten Ieben. - Da


ben 9iepbanten aeieteH? bort nlaa iebt
al9ememe frasen. 9Sir netnea Den Gle.
pbanteu III pem $ 4 III burser S a III il
lien 6 SSalenber fit 1878. @sbc,
belle Dir eilten uue tetrahte bic Silrer.
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Centennial 2tuite,u DSpot,
Nu. 4, Solepapitrage,


Seceraann IL pieler belieble Grbolunasort
betannt, meislblt ieosn 8Ormittas 1o5 upr
Elm por3uali&er gund lsrairt mirb uao
au5asieidnsta Oftrdnie Spa erfasrenea
0arieepern praparirt rperp,n llnp nm
Qllem Die 6ronc aui,uisbsn, ca,u pieasu
Die t0ifihen Bsrpid Auitern, nelae purda
Wr. $. GbanpoS, einsm prcffllor 1einss
0elGaflea. .aui3etrasen ypsresn. Sic trsrcen
aIle seranlalien, bic suvorfommsnoen 81
senibiimtr oes Salons, bic 0arren Rira.
tan u. 9ittsa aai,uluben, pslAe cats ae.
aenwartis lno, nm Srrermanu 3ufrisptn,u.
hsqsa nit ibrar
Speilefarts:
Gin DubeaO robs guIfsrn (Ser,pif
8ap) SO Gents.
Gin Dussao in Mila ssbadtne SO gts.
yin Duhsnp trodsn sebadsne so +"
Gin Dussao in &Oramsbl, Graders cper
Butter setrassns so gsute.
Gin DussEo seaosate so 9;s.
Aaiiern e0asss, l Ougsno, so G.s.
2 500
! 80
sia DussaO In sii&Isa, aas3swa4Ils,
60 Gents,
Gia Dabeao Sutton Warfi, so Gte.
Gin !" @uter Jrittsrs 60 /"
Gin /" (escolIopedD 60 !"
SransOiiihsn iiltrirtsn aafss.
&innebag y. aittsll,
l4,l,l@, Gissatsamsr
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adslise Srsie SrsNe
srlAe,r;
tasl,ta m,t ausHabms ess S0HSfass
unb toGe'
10 90 fir e,s Sabr reer - 30 lnr efe'
Mcnnft.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-14

RATHER graceful than otherwise is Bro
Cassidy acquescence to the inevitable Brad
leyism of these disjointed times. As for eX-
ample, per Sentinel of Thursday:
1t was unfortunate for Governor Bradley
shat his intimate friends here thought proper
30 run a ticket under his banner, in the Dem
ocratic primaries on Tuesday. Out of a total
of about 800, only a little over 200 of the
tickets bearing the Governors name found
their way into the ballot-boxes. We beg to
assure the Governor that this does not repre-
sent the sentiment of the Democrats of Eureka
toward him All parties conceded his nom
snation to be fixed fact. There was scram-
ole for local offices, and in the interest of
local candidates The Gubernatorial question
cut no figure, whatever The 600 Democrats
who voted against the Governors ticket. on
Tuesday, will be found standing in solid pha-
bank for him at the general election in NOVem-
Der We make this statement IN justice to
the men who voted opposition tickets, and to
assure his Excellency that there Is not the
slightest feeling here against him.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-14
SECRETARY GORHANTS SPEECH AT
NEWARK

The New York Tribune reports Hon. Geo,
c. Gorhams Newark, n. j., speech as fol-
lows:
There are only two great issues in the
present canvass, to which all others are sub
ordinate Whether the Democratic party
shall be restored to power, aud the question
Of the currency in its relation to the business
and labor interests of the country. The
enemies of the country were originally OPP
posed to the issue of legal tenders. There
was not a Democratic Judge but declared it
unconstitutional. The Republican party was
not for initiation or contraction. Initiation is
ragged tramp; contraction Is well-dressed
pickpocket. We have had in the last forty
eight hours great reminder III Maine-a
heathful reminder. The battle has been a
reconnaissance. There has been some disaster
Let the towards hy If it shall lead us to
state our attitude in each Congressional dis
trict it viii lead to good results The Repub-
lican party was misunderstood in that State
in its attitude on financial questions. The
resumption question has been misunderstood
throughout the country. We are going to re
sumo in January. We are going to do what
we did before the war There never was any
other specie payment in this country than
convertible paper money. In 1856 an Act
was passed retiring S44, 900 900, and in 1868
the Act was repealed Twenty-eight Demo
Gratis, under the leadership of Randall, voted
for contraction, and their votes were necessary
for its passage. So, who was responsible for
this contraction? Why should we cut each
others Threats and JOIN the Greenback party
to please the Democratic party? We have
no favors to ask of the money power Of this
country but legislation for all classes alike.
We owe it protection from the mob. APP
plause The Republican party is no suppl
cant for the help of those who think of moth
ing but the accumulation Of wealth, but it
owes it to good government to protect all
alike.
This states, in Mr.. Gorhan lucid and in
cisive way, the actual standing Of the Re
publican party upon the question of finance
as it is now presented to the country. The
Republican party is no more committed to
greenbacks than it is to the tariff; no more
a champion of resumption than of Free Trade.
1t is the great conservative party of the
embracing within itself the safest
and best elements of the population of the
Republic. That is to say, "A man may be for
hard money and yet be sound and true
Republican; and be sound and true Repub-
lican and yet be an ardent advocate OF the
Silver Bill and an increased issue of the cur
rency. Conkling and Jones are Republicans
and yet the one is for the gold standard and the
other the illustrious author of the Silver Bill.
Senator Blaine is upon one side of this
financial question and Senator Howe upon
the other. Yet who shall doubt the genuine
ness of their Republicanism2 The great
truth of Mr.. Gorham's timely and effective
speech is in his saying that, - The Republic
can party is no supplicant for the help Of
those who think of nothing but the accumu-
lation of wealth, but it owes it to good gov
eminent to protect all alike.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-14
A CALL FOR A PRIMARY ELECTION
IN STOREY COUNTY.

There seems to have come an endless sue
cession of troubles to the Republicans Of the
Comstock, growing out of the gratuitous as
sumption that "The Gubernatorial nomlua-
ton is conceded to Storey" This was where
the first germ of disatfection and irregular
proceeding began. 1t having got into the
heads Of certain politicians of the provincial
sort that the naming of the head of the ticket
belonged to the Republicans of that county,
it was natural enough that there should grow
up and come to bud and flower just such a
mischief making device as the so-called Dag
gett plan. That plan Is the most grievous
destructive of party organization and loyalty
of anything ever yet conceived of. The
decentralization ensuing to the Republican
party in Storey resulting from departure
from the old and well established usages is
now but too painfully apparent. The County
Committee, having gone so far out of the
line of precedent as to adopt DIR. Daggett's
plan, very naturally went length further in
the direction of innovation and, when Dag
gett and Tyrrell had withdrawn, shut their
eyes to the rights of all other candidates for
places upon the State Ticket and appointed
solid delegation of thirty men and in
structed them to stand for Batterman through
thick and thin and against everything and
everybody opposing. Against this arbitrary
and unprecedented action there has come,
very naturally, hot and spreading revolt
What that revolt is, is indicated in the fol-
lowing call which appears in yesterdays En-
terp5ise:
Deeming the action of the Republican Cen
trial Committee Of Storey County, in the ap-
pointment of delegates to the State Conven-
ton under tacit instructions, to be an unjust
and arbitrary usurpation of power, as well as
an insult to the Republicans of Storey
County, we, the undersigned, Republicans of
Storey County do favor the holding of
primary election on Saturday, September IA.
1878, to elect by the popular voice of the
party thirty-seven unpledged delegates to the
Republican State Convention, to assemble at
Eureka, Nevada, September Is, 1873.
The primaries will open at o'clock A. NJ.
and close at o'clock P. NJ and representa-
tive Republicans are requested to meet to-
day FRIDAY, September 49, at 10 o'clock A.
delegates and arrange for polling places and
appoint Judges and Inspectors of Election.
This is signed by great number of the
best and strongest Republicans of Storey |
County This is something very like civil |
war, We fear the gravest results. We hope, |
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-14

It's EFFEcr IN EUREKA.-Of the effect of
the action taken by the County Central Com
mittee of Storey County, the Eureka Leade''
Of Wednesday says:
kilograms received from Storey county re-
port great dissatisfaction among Republicans
on account of the withdrawal OF Daggett and
the action of the committee in not holding
primaries. Daggetts card in yesterday morn
ings Enterprise is not considered satisfactory,
and his action at the eleventh hour is having
a. BAD effect. His reasons are so different
Gom what knowledge of his combative char
acter would lead one to naturally expect, that
the fact of bargain is patent To enter this
campaign with any certainty of success, a
leader must be sought for outside of the Com
stock 1t is the only move that will prevent
utter defeat.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-14
as we write, that the Central Committee will
reconsider their ill-advised action, and concede
to the party their ancient rights.
ATTEMPTED RAPE.

The Reno Journal of yesterday has the fol-
lowing:
Yesterday morning an impecunious wretch,
who evidently had tramped it for many day,
was around town trying to bum 81 90 to pay
his fare to Carson He tried to strike up
acquaintance with a number of citizens, but
this dodge was too thin, and just little
threadbare When refused he grew insOlent
and more than once beat hasty retreat to
save being kicked out. About l o'clock yes
terdav afternoon, as the children were going
to school, this fend ncarnate, this devil,
stationed himself in the front entrance of the
Odd Fellows Hall, on Second street, and tried
to make friends with the little girls. Several
hurried by without paying any attention to
him, but finally one little girl 1--WE withhold
her nancy listened to him He persuaded her
to go inside the doorway and then by pushing
the door partly shut attempted to CRAFTY his
hellish lust Fortunately, at this moment,
Mark Parish passed, and seeing what was
going on, rushed in and planted terrible blow
upon the fellows face; whereupon he started
of at run. 1t is supposed chat he started
for Virginia, but Mark was too busy caring
for the little girl to notice where the fellow
went Had Mark been a few moments later
The devil would have been successful in his
criminal desire. The officers, after several
hours search, found their man down near the
v st bridge, and he was Immediately placed
in Jail. He says his name is Jewell. A trial
will probably bring out all the facts of the case,
and the fellows general habits. At present
things look very bad for the would be raplst.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-14
WONDERFUL LEEPING.
The Eureka Leader of Wednesday does up
this bit Of sporting information:

The Eureka Leader of Wednesday does up
this bit of sporting information;
Some time since George W. Hamilton, of
Fredonia New York, issued challenge for
standing, broad and high jump for 5000 a
side J. limerick, Of Ypsilanti, Michigan,
accepted the def, and the match came off in
Buffalo on Thursday, August 8th. Mr.. Nc
Allister and D. A. Slaight were the judges,
George Ballaton referee, and George b. Col
bath stakeholder. The Buffalo base ball
grounds were selected for the contest, The
Buffalo Star says 81 Eemerick is me
dunn sized man and one of the last to pick
ont for an athlete. George Hamilton is about
FIVE feet five inches i'll height, weighs about
12J pounds, and is a why little fellow. The
first Jump was made by limerick, who cleared
Is feet Hamilton then, with great ease,
Jumped Is feet two inches and half. Emer-
lex now strainted himsef for final effort,
and with a bound he left Is 10f inches be-
hind him, beating the best jump on record by
81 inches Hamilton did not look worried or
frightened bit, and picking up his 18-pound
weights he merely raised them above his
head, gave tremendous spring in the air and
cleared fourteen feet and three -fourths of an
inch This beats the records all hallow, the
best previous being that of Joseph Graves,
WocdDark grounds, Bardsley, England, Sep
tember 18th, 1879. who using IL pound
dumb bells, cleared Is feet and seven inches
the best previous American record having
heen that of A S. Thompson, San Francisco,
who, on November 23th, 1879, cleared Is
feet y inches, using 14-pound dumb bells.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-14

REDREsSED AND ENLARaED.--The Reveile
looks very handsome in its new suit of type !;
anu the Reno Gazette is as bright of appear
ance as it is sprightly in matter, since its en-
iArgement.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-14
SOUND DOCTRINE Says the Eureka Lgadc

SOUND DOCTRINE. Says the Eureka Leodcr:
Every intelligent man in the State is tired
of the disgraceful spectacle of a Chief Magis
trate selected for qualities that belittle the
position, are weary of illiteracy being at a
premium, and of idiocy in power. The Re
publican State Convention, by wise action and
careful selection of a standard bearer, can
remedy the fault We hope they Will make
their selections carefully and give us ticket
that will command the hearty support Of the
party.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-14
DIED.

Genoa, September 49, Mrs Harriet NJ Dake aged 81
yeors, month an Gays.
The funeral will take place Sunday September Is at
, O'Clock