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rANfrS q, KINIBALL.

e,o ~ 1e Chief- -Enpinecr James B.
eI r1-.,.s ototae Novv d;ad at his resi-
k1mball, onlteo otates Nn'y, oAeo -. -
dcnee al tne tensscoA NY u;: ~ darotea - ~ % the
ful illness of ten days. bis lie. oe4oEco 10 tne
cerv1ce of his country, was noble and eYentfu1
H. dooth oil, cast ploom over the
one' anu n,o uses. 49," - f.,.n5a and hrother
hearts o' 'aiee ene4e - ~
Since his war service on the Mississippi River
,a hos snfTeret much from malaria, which, ag-
10 naa -, sa,,ans dntv, u; +ron,ca, climates
sra7ateo w aiooouo u1 - 1.t.a. .art
renaereo ,:ea nlln 01 4u'"AA9 1's' Wv ~
The deceased was born at Chicago, July q,
1sa5 an1 annointed Third Assistant Engineer
looo d ano 0ppo.nseu -e.a o.. ah;,;+j.s
IRON tnat ntat1 aGps nt,, ~ tPJ he Enoineer-jr,
soon attracted me noLNe " tne - ~ Jntr
Chief OF the naqy' anu ne "as ~ ~
at the Navy Uepaftmen1 aton ~; Imc aa.te4
that year TIL me 4 .. 1o F;ton ~ IN the
ns @ sel'Su oaoa-or " a. wae nromnted To Second
;",.t Enoineer and ordered to the flagship
Naoash, o1 lue hotno oaG1h ~ 'taar, ~ M;ri,-
subsequently serVea ou ooaIu 'ne hHar4 80 ".
lgan on tne Iahes, a1,u iad,ta.-onan- f1non
bash, tns sme ~ rneated eng e to- First Assistant
Engineer, and assigned 70 49 aut1 aooFJ ra1 Us
/ rank as Chief-Engtneer Of @ t9g sloop.oit,mat va
Seminole. Commissioned Ghief-Engneer @ 1aa1e; Aag;
1s6l New nS York ~ as inspector of Vessels par
chased BY the government. As ne ne naa M tSoss 5ass
nSdtd to cbi oos of doars as
pntcnasss n,ent to his abity and CHARACTER
to be detailed upon SO lm ho1ar I se,vice
more brilliant tSough nozanuus' at set'es he.
now awaited him. Aut oaa ast a,Iad N Ghtrf En-
~ 4ey 49,, Tn+,eh;n Hartford. and participated
eineer ol mG na an4p,naner IN ali his gorious
with that gallant comManuef ~ - u.s en so -
eombats on the sstssf9p e. ppo # a. wns e man1 oy
Forts Jackson anu ~':;nM a.. ~ the steano-numrg
lng TO Tue elhclent Molh ttat aSmes cansed by The
OF hls aepartneu. Gill; .ae a. tnnn sr1hd11ed. Subse-
heoei nfe.tals "ste ~ ;n tho action with the
, 1879-05-25

4 war within war is just now being fought
between the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
and Pittsburg, Fort Wayne g. Chicago Railroads
On business to Pittsburg, Toledo, and Cleve-
land. The cause Of this fcud is the establish
mcnt OF a new Pittsburg line from this city BY
the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern. This new
route runs over the Lake Shore d Michigan
Southern to Cleveland, by the Atlantic d Great
Western to Youngstown, and on the Pittsourg
e. Lake Erie to Pittsburg. This line not only
runs freight trims, but also regular passenger
trains The formation Of this line is Bit
ter Dill for the Pittsburg &; Fort Wayne,
which heretofore has had monopoly
Of the Pittsburg business to md from CHICAGO.
As q consequence, the rates to PittsbqrC, Ciese-
land, and other. competing lines have oeen
greatly reduced. Passenger. rates .are all the
Wav down, and no regular rates arc quoted;
But the most bitter contest Is on the 1EelSnt
business The Lake Shore & Michigan South
ern has reduced the rates on fourth class rom ~
Chicago to Pittsburg from IS cents per lo0
pounds to 10 cents. 10 retaliate, the f1tts6urg
& Fort Wayne is taking business to CleTelano
for 10 cents per 100 pounds, while the regular
rate is is cents, and to Toledo for cents.
. The general war between the Eastern ROADS
remains in statu quo, and no change OF any
kind mas taken place since yesterday.
, 1879-05-25
,,encu.u1s, SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS

-:, a5,;"c III snme improvements in their safe
aoos,torv BY putting on the neatcst and best com
oepos.' s }act ve have ever seen- These locks
~.ra Da rannfacturcd expressly for Mr. Blair BY the
nsaso1d na.e s.fe l. Lock Company, the improvement
being sugge.ted b. Ar. John w. Norris. tue wee.
p1raident Of the Company, who contracts 1of TINS
class of work on large SCALE. Inerc susn .
rreat demand for these boxes TIM. me as1an
ssf,nees Of these safe repositories is fully
aa+shished and there will be many small vaults
III, IN nedium-sized places throughout the West.
All contemplating anything Of the kind should
communicate with Mr. Norris at 81 State street.
, 1879-05-25
WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON.

WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON.
sn>c1a1 Dispatch to The Tribune
NEW YonK, May 24.-William Lloyd Garrison
died at II O'Clock tonight, at the Westmore-
land Anartment-H House, where he has been living
in j., critical condition for the last week. Only
the immediate members Of the family, con-
.st,nr Of four sous and one daughter, were
present around his death-bed. They were
wendell Phillips Garrison, Of the Nation,
George F. Garrison, William Lloyd, JE., Francis
7 Garrison. and Mrs. Henry Willard, in whose
anartments he died. The cause OF death was
ncrvous nrostratton, consequent upon paralysis
of the bladder, aud kidney trouble
OF long standing, substantially the same
n,tnfn1 malady US that which recently
terminated the life of Gen. Dix. Mfr. Garrison
has heen irving vay for some MONTHS and MAS
ordered by his physicians to take complete rest.
When the negro migration scheme began to at
tract attention, and reports OF extreme suter-
ing among the emigrants. were circulated, MT
| Gsrrfson,s active interest IN the racc to which
he had devoted his ripcst intellectual efforts Was
| awakened anew. The letter read at the recent
! meeting at Cooper Institute as-thus bis last
| monifesto and mental effort His little rem lain
| ing strength broke down undor the strain, and
he was compelled to abandon his participation
| In the movement.
About three weeks ago, in the hope that his
| physic,an here might find some remedy to alle-
| v1ate his sutferlngs, Mr.. Harrison came to New
| York. He vent riding in the park twice after
his arrival, but his condition vas 50 3eeole sne
strengthen his falling powers: Two weeks ago
he was downstairs for the last time A painful
| crisis supervened, aud be Tas removed to Mrs.
| Wizards apartments, when ne nas not ielt
, 1879-05-25
RAILROADS.


! y CHICAGO d 1AC1Flc' ~,
In the foreclosure case OF Blair vs. Inc chi
;cago & Pacific Railroad Company, G. D. F.
smith and the Railroad COMPANY itself filed
et1,ao.;a, - +1a ~aoan+ ,.1a ~ tho road for the
following reasons: first, because Two OF tne
purchasers were complainants in the suit; sec
ond, the sale should not have been made until
the co,rt had frst deternined the entire
sn~ s.,.t A.. ~ +,,a nortea9es forec,o.ed. third
amount que On LIE nofseaees Ao'eeio9eu' .an ~
the sale should not have been made until the
amount Of prior membranes had been ascer-
ta,ne7. fonrth. the sale shon1d not have been
~nda ss, ,,aaar darree recocn;.,no the eri,t-
: inaue uno'i =. uee1e 49,. s.1sn.
ence OF mortgage mems on pofslons
of the road prior to that Of the mortgages, until
the court had first determined the amount and
eItent OF guch prior liens: fifth, the Court
shouId frst have determined the number,
amount. and extent OF such liens us might
, 1879-05-25
iAnIFs. PRESERVE YOUR FURs

from moth, ire, and dampness- MessFs; e.. -
R,,bon e. Co., 164 State street, corner Of MOI
~ re- The oldest and most reliable fur house IN
M Cb;csqo, are now prepared to receive all tur
>.a-.asnte ~ e,ran and care for them in proper
@anoe and to make desired EsPafS e. 7e9T 1T
alterations during the warm months, 9'. 5,sce;ved aS
reasonable rates They haxe gGed !Gns seaI.sEins,
nea an are se taxing orders Tor sacqnes and domanS
- * ner cent less than fall prlces'
, 1879-05-25
READ

REHU.
The last number OF the London Dsnt4l Reuisto,
in lengthy article deprccat1ng the high prices
everywhere prevailing, says that ''the first true
steps toward reform were taken by the McChesney
Brothers Of Chicago, who have built up the largest
practice IN the world BY adhering to the price
sYstem.,'
, 1879-05-25

The distinguished pzina donna. Nine Roze,
uses Browns Bronchial Troches,'' and testihes
'sthey seem to act especially upon the organs OF
the voice and produce clear enunciation." Colds,
hoarscness OF sore throat can scarcely exist when
this favorite remedy Is used. 15 cents box.
, 1879-05-25

DR.. D'Uugcr, discoyerer OF the cinchona cure for
drunkenness, cures all cases. Room 81 Palmer
House.
, 1879-05-25

Mrs. E. G., Cook, NJ D., Removed May I,
her residence from Beauriyagc. 104 Michigan ave-
nne, to 500 North La Sale street, Schiller.
At home Tuesday and Friday p. ~, from 2 TO I
o'cock.At office, 103 State street <as usual, from
10 a. u. to 1 p. M. daily ,fexcept Sunday.
, 1879-05-25

Arend's Cubeb and Eucalyptus Cigarettes
are very beneficial in catarrh cold in the head and
asthma, ahordng immediate relief, and often Der.
fecting cura. Last, but not least, they are not
offensive. but they quite PLEASANT. Trial frec
ut depot ITO East Madison street.
, 1879-05-25

WArRRrowa, Wis. May 8.-Eltsha D.
THOMPSON, one OF the Oldest residents OF Jef-
ferson County, died OF palsy yesterday, at bis
home at Johuson's creek, aged so years: De-
ceased came to Wisconsin from Madison County,
New York, and settled In this county In 1845..
, 1879-05-25

Better be half-hansed than fll-wed; Il
Better % half starved than ill-fed.
Thrice happy he who early learns
For his MONDAY lunch to 20 to herne.
-A;fayorite song on the Board.
, 1879-05-25
FOREST FIRES.
8nr.df Dfsputch to The Iy7bun6-

8BZf51T - -
EAST SAGINAW, May A.-Hoayy fires are
raging in the pine forests along the line OF the
Flint Il Perc Marquette Railway, between Clare
and NeWaua. 4 large amount Of damage is
done to standing timbers, fences, etc The fire
burned all around Newana and in Budd Lake
Division Of the Flint and Pere Marquette, and
burned over. The rain Of the early part OF last
weak gmothered the fires, and, dry Teather1fol-
lowing, they sprung up again, and the woods
ore f11il of smoke and fame. -
, 1879-05-25
CUTICURA SOAP,

il prepared from CuTlcUKA in modified form, and
Is positively indispensable IN tne tteaens o. th
nreseryation Of The Skins Of infants, for gentlemen
Who have and are troubled With tender facss' @ @ io5
scon and Tor ali purposes OF the toilet, bath, aud
nureeg.
, 1879-05-25

=, 0rF1o,n! OF TIE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
D. C., May. .25-1 g. m.-1ndica-
+jonr. Far the Ohio Valley and Tennessee. lower
, 1879-05-25

4 superb lot Of fine cake baskets. casters, ten
sets, at Hamilton, Fshourds & Co.. State and Ran.
dolph streets. H.,
, 1879-05-25
twas 4 country editor
Was driving Of bis quill
Throughout IN article upon
nh. verned Army bill.

Y1fQQrAUNt al oA+A~AN NF~~
The vetoed Army bill.
without upon the bright green grass.
The sleeping shadows lay;
r,he xnn was bright and the sky was blue,-
,. .Txas towards the close Of May
There entered unto him man,
Apottering man and gray,
And from his pocket took slip
-' OF paper, and did say:
..The B,ale doesn't sorter seem
:: As bright as It used to be;
think you ought to 1iven it up
=: With some more poetry.
"rye read your paper from the dry
That It did first apnear,
And me Jon'd very much obliga
uyou would print this gere."
Then from his overcoat pocketta
The printed slip he drew.
Z And. ere be read, the editor,
In French, sighed *'Sagray bluer'
III much would like to See in type.
On Decoration-Day,
This beauteous piece of poetry
About the Blue and Gray
s'Isent little extract that
As posslolE You knew
Ton we're 50 good to print last fan,
Beginning, @ the beau--
''And ut my dartcr James request
Another little thing
I sent to you more recently
An ode, think, to Spring.
"You we're good enough to publish them,
And this may perhaps be now
To you and to your readers al},-
This bout the Gray and Blue
"AnYhoW /, reader old.
Am interested int,
And 50 desire strongly to eee
This beauteous verse in print"
Then answered him the editor,
And his yoice Was atcrn and steady:
s'You want to see that verse In type
Ton have 1t in type already.
"But II tbs type In yon your scrap
Too large is, or too fnai1,
HE yonder to my waste -baskette
: And take your choice OF all.
"Yon waste -ba.kette is filed with sltps
BY readers sent to-day,
Each one of whom would like to sea
: In type the Blue and Gray.
saNow let each sender take his choice
or all tho slips are int,
Thus he'll be satisfied, and
Not be compelled to print"
Then forth outran that aged ma1
: To fret, and fnme, and vapor.
And row he'd get the man that lent
him 1t to stop bis paper.
, 1879-05-25

New YORK, May 24.-Archbtshop Purcell sr-
rived from Cincinnati to-day, accompanied ny
his Secretary, and proceeded at once to the
, 1879-05-25

The Cur1cuKA REMEDIES aro prepared 6y weeks
T. Pottet, Chemists and Druggists, $50 Washing
fonat Boston and for sale hext. By a ~
hl,rsa q REsoLyEsr, 81 per bottle CU11cuRA
SoAr, IS cents per cake; By mail, 80 cents three
cakes, Is cent?.
, 1879-05-25

AMBREQulNS AND LONG CURTAINS
Of all kinds made to order and guaranteed to please
We make special effort always. in order work as
In all other, TO please those whom we are serving.
H1lger, No. 204 Wabash avenue.
, 1879-05-25

will regret IT, especially ii they should buy before
seeing J. L. Flannery. City Manager for Wheeler
s. Wilson Manufacturing Company.
, 1879-05-25
BUSINESS, NOTICES.


The following letter from Dr.. n. L. Nisoet,
Athens, Ca, to A. Arend, Chicago, speaks volumes
kumyss is somethingI have needed for years. 4
gastric difficulty rendering all forms OF milk and
butter unsuitable, and heart trouble, making beet
that nojnt IN decline from which recovery is i'm
possible. when began the experiment Of kumyss.
It is one OF the few things pleasant a. it Is profit
able, and it could afford 1t should keep It on
hand as luxury, apart from It's pre- emanent res
toratlve properties. % .'
What is kumyss. Much misconeeption existing
on this subject, all! interested should rcad
HTreatise on kumyss." Invaluable information
for lnval1ds generally, especially
Mailed free to any address by 4. :Arend, chemist.
street, Chicago.
, 1879-05-25

f, a.. livery FOOLISH PEOPLE WHO THINK
xhe. know all about sewng machines, without nfss
rinr seen the new noiselesa feed, No. 8 Wheeler
y wl]aon sewing machine, sold at l55 State street
, 1879-05-25

CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND q PACIFIC.
The following brief statement for the year
ending March 81 is published in advance OIL the
annual report OF the Chicago, Rock Island g
Pacific Railroad:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-28
PATRIOTISM, OR WHAT?

We had hoped that General Grant Nigh
visit Carson, Nevada's beautiful Capital, ant
be received in a style worthy his greatness "a
civilian and as the greatest of American
military heroes, and this without exciting
petty jealousies of local character. But III
80 hoping we placed too high an estimate
on the patriotism-we are almost betrayed
into saving the decency-of some Of our
neighbors at the north end of the Comstock
Carson has once more offended Virginia City,
or at least portion of the latter place as rep
resented, or perhaps misrepresented, by some
OF the newspapers up there. Our otfense hath
this extent, no more We dared to entertain
General Grant for a few hours on his way to
Virginia City. A brief explanation is per-
haps in order. General Grant was invited to
visit Carson and Virginia, the invitation (Which
was promptly accepted) to our town coming
from Governor kinkead. The thoroughly
selfish idea of running the General through
Carson, probably in box car, became a rul,
ing one In portion of the Virginia mind
and little game gotten up, we doubt not, in
the interest OF the gtnneres up there, was
neatly spoiled. What was Virginia loss was
General Grants gain, as the BigIer portion Of
the trip enabled him to see the most nlagnif-
cent lake in The world and the finest scenery
OF the Sierra Neradas In conversation with
many Of our prominent citizens Yesterday,
General Grant said the Lake portion of his
trip to this place vas one Of the most .atisfac |
tory Ell oriences of his Pacific Coast visit. |
de WIS received in splendid style on his ar
rival here last Sunday evening, and vas i'm
medlately tasan to the residence of Governor
Klnke.d, vheio ~ f1s friends called early in
the ev,ning, showing the good sense to make
their cals brisf, and giving the General a
chance to enjoy refreshing sleep. Ysstsr.
day h received friends at the Governors
Office for y eoupio of hours, after watch he
We: dri7sn to tie railroad depot, vhsro, &C
~onpaaisd t7 e largs delegation froza Carson {
snd the surrounding country, no took special t
rain 70: tho Cor, .tocL. He vas evidently t
we'll ples-sd 18th bis Carson reception, she Z
PeoP!o were equally we'll plcased at the n
they had had of meeting y
hi, S.ca: man, and We hopa al e!emsnt, in a
Virgini: City a.c rsconcilod b. this tirA.. x
ienor' Grant -pent half of yesterday on the d
com 'ocE, gill rsmcin there until this even, n
ng, probably longer, and 90 trr.t Virginia l.
as he'd oGbotant!sl benefit, and that no more ff
purious patriotism will be called forth from Il
hat quarter.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-28
TIE AUTHORS CARNIVAL

San Frascicco is qste enthusiastic over the
success OF the Carnival now in progress nigh tly
III that city. Tbs object of the projectors,
ladies Of course, is OF so praiseworthy nature,
and the idea SO unique and veil executed that
the bettar class of people are ticking much int
crest and giving encouragement to their efforts
by full attendance and liberal purchases. The
scenes and tableauz acted and represented are
thssc found in popular works of history and
romance anG familiar to all; but the time, pa
tlenca ana STUDY expended in producing re-
suits which s2sm so perfectly natural and mat
ter-oi courso, can only be known TO those who
have given thsir services This kind of ell
tertainnent you'd seem to be 30 much more
satisfactory, Instructive and els7ating in tone
than the usual Fair gotten up for church
and charity benefits that we hope the
good ladies of our State whose duty it is to
look aftor those affairs yearly, will ponder
over the hints to be taken the-efrom and vary
their pro3ramne accordingly. The following
booths are represented, and the scenes in
some are changed nightly: Japanese, Whit
tier, Aihambra knickerbocker, Lalla Rookh, |
Jules Verne. Walter Scott Bret Harte, Ten
nyson, Walter Craync, Cervantes French Sa-
Ion, Dickens, Shakespeare, Swiss Cottage,
Aladdin, Goethe, Egyptian, Trianon, Temple
OF Flora, Royal Land of Funny Infants, Bon
Bon, E7angeline, Hiawatha, Keramos, Man
ayers booth. The receipts for the first three
nights amounted to a total of S13, Az, 80
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-28

John hure and Rev. S. H. Young started
Tor the Chllcat County, Alaska, on the 10th
instant, to Interview chiefs and make scien-
tho Investigations. The Mission Church at
"rangle is completed. The home is rot
finished, owing to lack of funds.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-28

THIRTY years ago the common sheep of Ger
many are said to have mad only 5000 or 5.
800 wool tibers to the square inch Of surface
through Improvement in breeds, the common
grades of sheep now have ~ 900 to the square
inch, and the pure bred merinos have from
10000 to $4,000 wool flaments to the square
inch.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-28

The Edam cheese as now made in the dai
rles Of Holland is said to be colored with ami
line dyes; these contain arsenious acid. and
arsenic IN any form is an accumulatiye poison
That IS, 1t remains in the system, and at last
becomes dangerous to health, however sinai
the quantities which are taken from time to
time.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-28

MISS M. G. Crane, the rife shooter of Sara
toga, has had bracelet laade of dime and
half dime pieces which she has hit with her ri
tie. Miss Boo h, daughter Of Edwin Booth,
is pupil of Mss Crane, and has become
very skillfu shooter.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-28

THE jury in the case of Caroline c. Good.
rich aud Dance z. kinball, Oh her second
trial IN Boston, for the murder Of Jennie P
J.arl (, tbs victim Of Inc nc .orious trunk trag-
sd1, returned sealed verdict Of gnilty, on
Thursday.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-28

The Salt Lake He'uid says that stone work
on the temple will conclude this week for the
Winter season. Eight courses have been
placed this SHmmer, and the magnificent
structure is now W about half way. # IL
already beautiful to bahold.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-28

THERE has been general retrocession of
the glaciers Of the Alps during the last TWEEN
fy-hve years. Professor Fevre thinks THAI af
ter some time this will term nate and be fol-
lowed by period of advance
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-28

RARUs RECORD BEArsN.-At the Oakland
course on Saturday last a very remarkable
race against time was run by Bob Morrow
bay ge!ding, st. Julian, whose previous mile
trots ct Stockton and San Jose had excited
great expectation" of his future in the
minds OF many turfmen, though it is probable
'hat the most sanguine OF them were not pre-
pared for his extraordinary performance
which event was nothing less than the achiev-
ment OF the fastest trotting mil, in the annals
OF tine TURF the time being 2:122 The best
previous record is that IF Rarus-heretofore
the king Of the turf by undisputed title
whose tastes mile vas trottel in 2:l3l Cen
eral Grant Is said to have witnessed this feat
With grea. interest aud pleasure.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-28

If THE phylloxera continues its ravages,
France will soon have to depend upon Califor-
MIA for its wines. The United States Consul
st Rochelle reports that the vignerons there
have resolved to import vines from this coun
try, 1t being found that American vines ale
proof against the phyoxera.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-28

A late Salt Lake dispatch says that son of
George Q. Cannon having contracted polyg-
amons marriage with his cousin has been sent
to Europe by his father i'll order to escape
punishment. 1t is also stated that John w.
Young, Second Councillor of the Mormon
Church, was indicted for polygamy. The
renegade is hiding in Arizona.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-28

Charles Esaey, aged 81 years, unmarried
dropped dsad Wednesday On the ranch of Cv-
rus Aorelng at Bsllota, San Joaquin county.
Cai'' while loading wagon with potatoes.
Cause, heart disease.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-28

The Secretary Of Var, issued orders Or
7th, for tAs pro motion OF CAPTAIN
Isaac Dc Rnssy, Of the FIRST Infantry, Fort
Randall, Dakota Territory, to the rank Of bis-
Jor OF The Fourth Infantry, ard directed h1n.
to proceed to join his station in The Depart
ment of the Platte. Major De Russy take.
the place of the lsts Maj. Thornburs, killed
by the Indians.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-28

The Indians complaln that there are no
ducks, geese or other water fowl in the Sink
of Humboldt this year, which they attribute
to the scarcity of water
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-28

RESCUE OF PRIsoNERs.-A dispatch of the
18th inst, from White River states that the
women and children captured By the U,es
have been surrendered, and report having
been well treated, mainly through the efforts
ofChief Douglas. Special Agent Adams OBJ
tanned their release by promising complete par
don to Chief Douglas of the White River Ute.
and his immediate followers
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-28

little hey. son of the Rev. H. E. &C..
frey, OF Corvallis, Oregon, while playing with
vial, got it into his throat add died from
strangulation.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-28

The ST. Gothard tdAnei will be finished b
the beginning of December lis length wi
be ID, 620 meters
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-28

MRS. HIGGINs',N, sister OF Prof. AoassIz
has twenty-five klndergartens under her car,
in Boston.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-10-28

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