Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-03
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Francis P. Van Wyck, of Illinois, at Turk ).
Islands; G. w. Griffin, of Kentucky, at Auck
land; Eli Van Prang at Paramariboo.
Orders have been issued by General Pope,
to furnish such military force as may be re-
quired to enable the Indian Department to
keep tresspassers out of Indian Territory and
enforce the Presidents recent proclamation on
the subject.
The cricket clubs of New York have ar
ranged for the reception of Lord Harris and
his associates, expected May 9th The latter
have telegraphed, asking that the match APP
pointed for that day be postponed to the 9TH
and 9Th, which has been done.
General Howard will accompany Chief
Moses, on his arrival, to hi. new reservation,
| with SIX companies of troops.
| Two Indians, under arrest at Yakima,
charged with the murder of the Perkins fam
lily, who escaped short time ago, have been
recaptured.
Eliza Fault. widow of Richard Fault, who
was killed last year in the Ward mine by the
falling of a bAiling tank, has brought suit as
administrative of her deceased husband estate
agains tthe Ward Gold and Silver Mining Com
pany for $4,000 damages, sustained by the
death of deceased.
The Grand Prize and Independence Compa-
MES have shipped bullion during the month of
April to the amount of $50 1926 "A, divided as
follows Grand Prize, S3l ,39l. 80; Independ-
ence: So, 935 80.
Will Willis Thorpe and two other men had
three Indians under arrest in camp on the Col
umbia river, a few days ago, three other Indi-
ans attempted rescue, but were killed.
General Felix Donay, Inspector General of
the French army is dead
J. E. Johnson, of Nevada City, was run
over by freight train near Lathrop on Wed
nesday evening Both legs were crushed, and
his recovery is very doubtful
No more whisky will be sold from bars on
the Oregon Steamship Navigation Comp any's
boats after this month
New York Herald: Twenty minute sermons
are announced in Chicago. Is the West al
ways to get ahead of New York in advisable
enterprise
The Ruby Hill stage wassstopped near Eu-
reka, on the 29th, by three men, and the pas
sengers robbed of 800 in coin and jewelry.
John Sullivan, formerly of Gold Hill and
Virginia City, and Charles Ennis, entered |
livery stable at Eureka on the 10Th, and de-
spite the protests of the hands, saddled two |
fine horses and left. They were oyertaken |
forty miles from town, and Sullivan was |
killed
On the island of Jersey enormous quantities
Of parsnips are raised and fed to cows A
pound of parsnips is considered as valuable as
;hree pounds of beets
An indianapolis man, who in 1866 made
s75, 900 and invested heavily in real estate,
las just been sent to the poorhouse.
At the postal card factory, Holyoke, Mass,
designs are being made for new two-cent in
irrational card, and double sized two-cent
ard for domestic use. The former will be is
ned about July l, and the latter next fall
An old Scotch lady had an evening party,
where young man was present who was
bout to leave for an appointment in China
IS he was exceedingly extravagant in his con
ersatlon about himself, the old lady said as
e was leaving, ''Tak guild care O yourself my
IAN, when you're ava for, mind ye, they
at puppies in Cinema" t
Mr., Johnston, an American, has taken the
rst science scholarship at Trinity College,
dublin, the authorities having decided that
e has right to hold it, as, although he was
orn in America, his father was British sub
,ct
For his poem, "The Defence of Lucknow"
nd its prelude, addressed to the memory of
rlncess Alice, making altogether 1877 lines. u
fired Tennyson, Poet Laureate, received
1900.
Mr.. c. j, Vanderbilt has repaid in full.
,incipal and interest, to the daughters Of the
q Horace Greeley, over S31 ,OOO-money {
proved from their father.
DR.. Hugh Miller has bequeathed 800, 900
the Scottish Free Church Missionary Soci-
y.
Springfield, No, May IA possee of citi-
ms attempted TO arrest gang of horse