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troyed by fire at noon to day. The bo.ts
were valued at $4,000 each; no insurance.
The origin of the Gre is unknown.

troyed BY fire at noon to day The bouts
were valued at SIG, 600 each; no insurance.
The origin Of the Gre is unknown.
San Francisco. March A fire at Silver
City, New, this morning, de..royed eighteen
buildings on both sides of Main street, iu.
Guiding the station house, . few small bu.i-
ness houses. and a number Of residences and
longing nonses. Total loss about $50, 900 /;
insurance light. The fire started in a Chi
nese wash-house.
Charleston. March 4.-The city author
tiles have seconded the invitation of the
chamber of commerce To the secretary of
war and of the navy to visit Charleston and
10 progress. Secretaries McCreery. and
Thompson have ANNOUNCED their purpose
to accept the invitation at an early day.
Kingston, N. Y, March AT the polls
today the ring men assaulted several tax
payers. and strong efforts were made to
keep all who wished to vote that ticket
from the polls. The sheriff. finding the
deputies could not keep order, called on the
military. and company was ordered under
arms. Great excitement. The poll has
broken up and the board gone away.
st. Louis, March IA passenger train
on the Vandalta Iailrosd due here at 8
O'Clock this evening, ran into u coal train Ut
the eastern end of the stock yards switch,
about three milcs from East St. Louie, TO-.
night. Engineer FOss and Fireman Moresn
of the Vandalia road were killed and both
locomotives wrecked. An engine was sent
out to the wreck. but has not returned yet,
and no more particulars can be given at this
Writing. l'
Cincinnati. March 4.-Eieht mo,e suits
were Instituted against Archbishop Purcell
today negregntin9 $33 900. Father Edward
Purceil is reported III and no assignment
was made to-day. There was considerable
excitement In the vicinity Ot the archbish-
ops residence tonight among clsmorous
creditors. many Of whom forced their way
into the building. but beyond angry words
nothing occurred.
ST. Paul, MINI, March IA special to
the Pioneer Press says fire in Winona
this q. m. destroyed The billiard hall Of A.
Moses. Loss, $1,000; insurance, $4,000,
and damaged the crock.ry store Of gregory
& CO. Loss, $4,000; fully injured. The
building ox ned by Otto 'l'runt was dam
aged S2,500; insured for $1,000.
Chicago. March IA suit has been
here by the Massachusetts
Home missionary society against VIM. j.
Davis, financial agent, TO recover $50, ,O0U
for alleged negligence AMI Questionable
practices in placing som. loans on real
estate in The suburb. Of Ci icago. Tn case
is very complicated one and involves q
number of persons besides Davis.
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FIRES.

At COLUMBUS.

Columbus, Ohio, March 6.-The loss ON
the burned warehouse Of Dent l. Doney
last night will be about $4,000, with an
insurance Of 81 900. divided - follow !:
Peoples insurance company OF Newark !;
Newark, Of Newark, and Boston Und.r.
writer's, one thousand each Peoples Of
Weston ssd Fsrmsrs Of York. 81, 500 each,
and Merchants Of Richmoul, $1,000.
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LATEST .sY MAIL

Portland, Oregon. March 4.-More trou.
Bile il anticipated with Chief Mosea vho
has left his reservation 70 avoid arrrs. 70,
murder.
81. Louis. March 4,-Ths steamer, L.k.
hyperion and Dubuque beionsinx TO Tie
keokuk Northern lioe, lying IN vis,.,
qua'tsrs 81 Al.oa sloash. jsss above ,hs
ooasA of ~ Aiasasi, wsss tosally =.
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Stock-Weak.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, March 6.
WHEAr-Spring quiet and very firm !;
wiuter red 1@l4c better; white &c better,
quiet; No. red, April, Sl.l7a@l.ls.
RYE-Quiet, western and state, 81 l@63c.
CoRN-Quiet !; mixed western 444@464c.
BARLEY-Unchanged.
OArs-Quiet; western mixed, 33!@
344c.
WHlsKY-sl.07.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, March 6.
.WHEAr-Unsettled and higher; 96c for
cash; 95sc for March; 96sc for April; 99S
for May. -.
CoRN-Firm and higher; 34c for cash
33sc for April; 37s@37ac for MAY.
OATs-Firm aud higher; 23ic for cash
23ic for Arr.l; 26sc for May.
RYE-64c.
BARLEY--76@79.
WHlsKY-$l.U4
MILWAUKEE,.
Milwaukee, March 6.
WHEAr-3@l4c higher, hard ST O5c
No. l, 81 O3c; No. 2, CSC for c..h /; oslo
for April; 9ssc for May; No. 3, SIC; No
4, 7Sc.
CoRN-34c
OATs-25c.
RYE-46lc. ts
BARGEY-73c. =
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TELEcRAPHlc eRevITIEs.
CALIFORNIA FAILURES.

s4ist CALIFORNIA FAlLUREs. tilt.
San Francisco. March 6.-An additional
attachment Will be taken out against God
chaux d Co., 80 that the amounts now az
grevate over three hundred thousand dollars
The d faculties OF this firm have afflicted
the dry goods firms Of Kennedy 3 Duer aud
p. Musyrove & Co. Attachments have been
taken out against the former house, amount
ing to one hundred aud twenty one thous-
and three hundred and nineteen dollars and
against the latter sggregating one hundreu
and thirty.nios thousand five huudred and
eighty five dollars. Musgrove s. Co. state
that they have made arrangements with
their creditors by -yirlce of which they will
be enabled In . few days 10. gofon with
business. 4.
PROPOSITION REJECTED.
Cincinnati, March Cit 1t said the Com.
mon Carrier company now operating the
Cinncina,i Southern railroad has rejected
the form of license proposed BY the trustees.
TELEGRAPH MANAGER IN LIMBO.
Topeka, March 6.-The situation of e.
l.. Smith, manager of the Northwestern
telegraph company Of this city, who is con-
fined in the capital to remain there till the
adjournment Of the legislature unless he
gives to the investigating committee the
telearams sent from and received At his
Office in regard to the late senatorial elec.
tion, remains unchanged. Mr.. Smith is
still firm in his resolve to bold inyiolate the
messages which are intrusted to him, and
which he considers as sacred. He is ban.
ished from the floor of either branch Of the
legislature and confined to . certain 6oor Of
the state house, but practically ks i ass
much at liberty a. any clerk who sleeps
there. Accompanied BY detailed assistant
at arms, he is allowed to 60 down town,
when necessary, and is in the house and
senate whenever he pIeases.
n Fatal. ExPLosioN.s =
Sullivan, ILL.,. March 6.-The boiler in
Geo. Kepler's saw mill three miles south
west Of this city, exploded yesterday noon,
demoiishing the mill and machinery.
Jonah Boagher. the head sawyer, vas
blown to atoms, and fragments of his body
were scattered in all directions. Abram
Rsedy and Albert White were severely,
perhaps fatally, injured. Cause unknown.
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undersigned this occasion his thanks
to the people of Yankon particularly and his
friends throughout Dakota and Nebraska for the generous
DUDLEY HAWLEY through the many years in which
that firm has carried business in this city, and h.
desires to call the attention of these friends and that
the people generally to the enlarged facilities
sive assortment and conmodious roons
firm had provided and which dudley
& Hawley, possesses.
In the line of the trade the manufa
of Tin Copper and Sheet Iron Ware he
tablishment equal in all respects anything
to see the Hardware trade Of the which
utary to to this point here spare effort 10
make it for the interest Of the people REGION to
chase their Hardware Tnware Copper Sheet Iron
Stoves. and all other articles in this line from
Yours gratefully and respectfully
GEO. e. HAWLEY
UAion Block, Third ST.
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GOVERNMENT TRANSFERRED
The cen,ra, government Of vilaget Of the
Greek archipelgo. has been transferred from
Rhodes to Scio. -, -
BANK Of ENGLAND. ~ .A::y
Bullion 10 the Bank of England has in
creased 474. 900 pounds. The proportion Of
the reserve to the liabilities ,is Sr477.l6s per
cent. <, ss7 i, * VI 81 .sE ~ ss sFs 40
FAILURE.
London, March 8.-5nutheru, Guilty &
Co. merchants, have hailed, with liabilities
estimated 1T $1,000 pounds.
CONTRADICTED.
Paris, March 6.-rhe report of French
occupation Of Rhodes is contradicted.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
WALL STREET.

WALL STREET.
New York, March 6.
Money-s@4c.
Goverments-Generally steady.
Stock-Weak.
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A New Batch Of Cardinals to
be Created at the Next
Consistory.
Business Troubles Ansug San Fran
cisco Basiness Houses. n
A Telegraph Manager In Limbo for Con-
tempt Of the Kansas Legislature.
FOREIGN.
NEW CARDINALS

London, March 6.-The list Of cardinals
to be created at the next consistorE, includes
DR.. Hirgenroctker, professor Of ecclesiasti-
cal history. Wurzburg; (; Dr.. Newman, arch
bishop Of Toulouse Bishop Poictiers papal
nupcios at Pari, and Lisbon. and some
Italian prelates.
THE RECALL OF A COMMANDER URGED.
Newspapers urge the recall Of Lord
Chelmsford. commanding the forces in Sen
luland.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY

A DLER OHLMAN. Wines, Liquors and
"A Tobacc0s. Broadway.
DRUCE,J. T.. 4 CO., Groceries, Provisions,
- Wines. Liquors. &C., cor. Third and Capital.
QRAMBLE, MINER L co., wholesale Gro
- GERS, Forwarding, Storage, and General
Steamboat Agents. Levee.
llURLElGH w. A. Jr., Dealer In Flour, Grain
- Feed and Provisions. Broadway, Block.
brennan PATRICK, Family Market,
- Broadway. (Stier's old stand).
QLArT L BUERDORF, General Grocers,
ID Wholesale and Retail. Broadway.
CLARk, JAMES, Groceries and Provisions,
- Dewey 4 Powers block, Third street.
4 ,UTTING L CLOUDAs, Grocers. Third-st
" opposite POstOffice.
nAKOTA HERALD, Democratic Newspaper
~ published weekly. Taylor Bros. Proprlctors
Thrd-St
L1IsEMAN, CHAs. 4 co. General Clothing
L>xCEI.SIOR MILL co. Manufacture Patent
= and other brands of Flour, Meal, Feed. &c.
Capitalist, near Levee.
I>DMUNDs L WYNN, Bankers and Insurance
~ Agents. Broadway.
EOLEY L ATCHIsSON, Palace Restaurant,
= Third street, between Walnut and Douglas.
L>IRST NATIONAL BANK. Government De
i pusitary. j. C. McNay, President. National
Bank Block, Thlrd-st
LrAULK, r. X. Attorney Law Oi1ice. C--
I dar-St.. north OF Third
(.ERMANIA HOUSE, wallbaum 4 Becker.
~ Proprietors. Douglas-Ave.
-
uAWLEY GEORGE f., General Hardware.
IL Ihird-St. between Walnut and Cedar.
lIAGE. o. r. Family Grocer Third -s,.,
L near POstOfice.
HAYWARD. J. r., Real Estate aud LoA,.
L Agent, Third ST.
IOB PRINTING. Every style, at Press and Da.
y kOttian.
KADl>ii. G. J. Druggist. Pennington
- block.s =. - : . . :
AYENDER, A. W. Cash Grocery House
IL Third Street.
tEBER, ). l. ii. Dealers i'll Cordwood. OF,
II lice between 4tn and 5th on Broadway.
N1ORMANN GRADY. Dealers in Hard
AVA Ware. stoves ana Tmware Capital street
| AlAYR 4 BARTON. Manufacturer Of Cisais
1vl rfhird-St., iaMkton. u. T.
| MlLLS PCRDY, Druggists. Stauoners All,
| vi Notions ThirdSt
| DER 4 LUEBkE, Hide and Leather Deal
| ers Third-Si.
nUIREs OF LEGAL BLANKS, AT the Pres
and Dakotaian Counting Room.
I(IClIEY ZINA, Hardware Dealer. Thir
~ street, Yanhton.
| SsMiTIl. II. II. B.bcock Fire Extinguisher
~ Smithsonian Hotel, Second street.
SrEFFIN. PETER. Livery. Brady Barn
~ = alnut street. near Third.
TYLER Il NlSSEN, Manufacturers of Way
Ons aid Buggies. Horse -shOeiny and al
kinds Of repairing. Cedar street, between Thirt
and Fourth.
GANBORN, J. r. Furniture Dealer and Man.
~ ufacturer. Third-St.. Dewtt's Block
N7ILCOA L WILLIAMS, Dealers in grain
w Elevator foot of Secund-St
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-30
OUR ADVERTISERS.
GEORGE B. WEBB.

GEORtiE b. Whob.
Ga Carson street, between the Savings
Bank and Post Office, is sandwiched Webb s
upholstery and furniture store, where yount
folks, contemplating joint stock establish
ment, can be fitted out in nice and cheap style.
Webb is the fellow who " Maks aud claes
leuk amaist as weel as new, and can re- up
holster furniture so that it would not know
itself. He is general eutreprennear, and
will sell YOU or for you, farm, or house,
or goods, or anything else in a legitimate line.
1t is said that Webb>s ways are so insinuating
that people have been known to buy, then
sell him back and rebuy the same goods, just
for the sake of dealing with him.
THE sAzARAC.
Any one interested in pisciculture can see
some very lively specimens of young catfish
in the aquarium at the Sazarac. They are a
destructive breed, but they seem to fraternlze
with the gold fish in the same tank, and get
along without "chawing them up as they
would be likely to do if fall grown. And by
the way, Gibson 6 Dealy keep one of the
brightest and best ordered saloons in Carson
where naked drinks are served up by
periencea and poi,e men. They have fine
billiard table also, and quiet club rooms, and
give their personal attention to business, max
ing the Sazarac popular resort.
PIONEER DRUG STORE.
Geo, c. Thaxter, proprietor of this proni
nent establishment, is so we'll known in his
business as careful druggist, that we only
call attention to his very choice and varied
stock OF goods, which includes all the standard
articles of perfumery and fancy goods usually
found in drug stores IF the present day. He
makes a speciality of all the approved makes
Of trusses, adapted to every form of the
patient and all stages of hernia also ladies
and gentIemen's shoulder braces, silk stock
ngs, ETC., with full stock of acids and
chemicals of every description known to the
trade
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-30
"PITY THE SORROWS" &c.

There is poor blind man, who for some
time has been pleading for living, by grind
ing out doleful music from q hurdy gurdy, in
the streets of Carson. He is quiet and harm
less, as his music is not of the loud sort, but
he is an object of pity. Where does he eat =,
where sleep, and who attends to his wants7
Is there no public institution where such I'M
fortunates can be cared forl But perhaps after
all he would prefer his 'hollow tree, his crust
of bread and liberty"
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WHAT NEXT?

blarston called us across the street yester-
day and said he wanted us to interview q
new departure, and he mixed up drink
which looked like the dose of the old practi
TONERS wine and barks. 1t proved, however,
a different sort of mixture, and we asked him.
after it had gone the road down which LIES
currents all must 60" what he called it. 1t
was chocolote cocktail! Try it if you don't
believe us that it is-well, 90 and try it.
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A DIsAPPoINTNENT.- There was couple
from an outside county in town last evening,
who wanted to get married, and the gentleman
went after an officer to have the ceremony per
formed. When that officer arrived at the hotel
where the lady and gentleman are stopping,
he found that they had no license. A search
had then to be instituted for the County Clerk,
who was found after a two hours hunt He
was about to issue the license when he be-
thought himself to look at the law. There he
found that no license could be granted them,
as they were not residents of this county To
cut long story short, they were not married
last evening, and married folks can imagine
what disappointed couple that was
WHAT WAS IT "A little before midnight
on Thursday night, man who rode by the
North Carson works, saw, in that vicinity,
considerable number of men, sitting on the
sagebrush and standing up, masked and
otherwise disguised. He rode into their
midst, making some jocular remark, thinking
that the maskers were out on a little lark !;
but he was peremptorily ordered to ride on,
and to say nothing of what he saw Who the
men were and what their mission was or is, is
still mystery.
KALLoCH ALL RIGHT.-The latest advices
from San Francisco say that Kaloch is rap
idly improving, and that he was able to sit mp
yesterday He was out of danger several
days ago, but his condition was exaggerated
for political purposes. The bullet has been
removed from his hip, and the wound is doing
well. There is no doubt that Charles De
Young will feel as well pleased at the turn
his victims condition has taken as Kalloch
himself.
A HEAVY MOVE Harris Bros. were
yesterday afternoon removing their big
safe to the new store, and it was pretty
heavy job; but then our draymen are not
supplied with the same apparatus. as Mar
wins or Farrell & Herring's men, who
move safe as easily as a dinner table,
Harris Bros are getting into shape, and
we propose to describe their new arrange
ment in detail as soon as completed.
DEPARTURES. The following passengers de-
parted on the southern stage yesterday morn
ing: VIM. Jinnell, j. Roberts, Mrs. A. N.
Pitcher, E. Mills, Sam Crosley, Miss Kittie
Wells, Miss c. Richardson, J. McManus, A.
B. Harvey, Jas. Collins, Miss Mary O'Brien,
ID. Lynch, H. Adams. L. LOOMS, two China
men,
ARRIVALS. The following passengers ar
rived on the southern stage Yesterday after
noon j. II. Bacon, G. A. Cory, E. b. |
Shaw, Miss M. Bennett, r. Nathan, R. A.
Davis, Mrs. Armstrong, P. F. Boyce, III.
Slack, one Chinaman.
KILLING TIME--A reporter asked Deputy
Sheriff Powers last evening how the prisoners
in Jail killed time. "Why," said he, they
use Billy Rice's clock, which makes ian hour
every fifteen minutes. " |
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THE GOLDEN GATE DISTRICT AGRI
CULTURAL SOCIETY.

We are in receipt of ticket from Oakland
admitting editor and lady to the grounds,
during the fair, which promises to be an in
teresting one, from the character of the stock
entered. There is one drawback to our at
tendance, the Gladly and a railroad pass. If
the Society could only attach coupons for fare
to and from Oakland, we should jump at the
chance
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BRIEF MENTION.

Col. E. B. Stonehll was in the city yester-
day.
Fishing is said to be good in the vicinity OF
the Mexican Dam.
Mr.. Samuel L. Jones, of Gold Hill was III
| the city yesterday.
There is no change for the better in the
! case of Mr.. George Fall.
The Second Judicial District Court has ad-
journed to the 18th of October
Hon. S. D. King, Judge of the District
Court, will go East in few days.
two story frame building will at once be
erected on the site of the late fire
The southern stage brought in two bars of
bullion yesterday, from Beleville.
One week from to-day the Miners Union
picnic takes place at Treadways park.
The Baldwin Theatre Company will open
at Piper's Opera House next Tuesday.
Mr.. John Landers, prominent San Fran
cisco capitalist, was in the city yesterday.
John W. Mackey has gone to Colorado to
teach the Leadvillers how to find bonanzas.
The tramp arrested by Officer Duncan on
Thursday night, will be tried this morning,
Miss Lizzie Crawford and Miss Anna
Lathrop will arrive from the East this morning
The weather at the Lake is growing cold,
and is having the effect of driving tourists
home,
Tonight the usual musical and literary ex-
ercises will take place at the Reform Club
rooms.
Mrs. James G. Cbesey returned from Cali
fornia yesterday morning, much improved in
health
Mr.. George Mills, of the V. & T. r. r.
Co. returned from few weeks trip to Cal
fornia yesterday.
John 7. Pritchard, the murderer of Symons,
was examined yesterday at Virginia, and re-
handed to prison, without bail.
Mr.. William Mcdonald, special agent of
he Imperial Insurance Company, is in the
city, adjusting losses on the recent fire.
Two tent men of Chiarinis circus got into
fight short while before their departure
rom this city, and handled each other in
pretty rough manner.
The recent fire corroborated our oft repeat
d assertions that a disciplined fire depart
nent, with an intelligent chief, is greatly
needed here. At that fire everybody wanted
o be boss.
Mrs. Captain 5Eaish fired several shots at
burglars who tried to get into her house on
Thursday night. Whether any of the shots
ook effect is not known but the lady Ger
ainly showed herself very plucky
The Supreme Courts decision in the Ded-
sheimer case will have the effect of keeping
nxious stockholders out of the mines,
Or Superintendent can now use their owl, ;
ption whether to admit them or not
Any one who had doubts about the merits
f Chiarinis circus or the popularity of horse
pera, or the morality and refinement of the
emile old boufe-r, Aimee, should have :
atched the faces of the crowd of Indians
resent at the performances on Thursday.
hey were simply happy, and enjoyed it to
le full; but they did not seem to fully
Dpreciate the nice points in the jokes of the
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-30

AN IMPosTER. Grass Valley, Cal. ,
papers are very indignant at the fact that a
certain Madam De Mendon, who processes
to teach music and French, has victimized a
promising to establish a class, and collecting
tuition fees in advance, after which she
" skipped 1t is thought that she may be en-
route for the Paradise of all dead beats,
frauds and bilks, Nevada, and presuming that
such is the case, we give the confidence
Madam this notice gratuitously. Should she
make her advent here, it will not likely be
under the name of De Mendon.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-30
THE TRACK.

We call the attention of our readers to
the announcement in our columns of the An
nual Fall Meeting of the A. M. & nj. Society,
commencing Wednesday 18th Oct, and end
ing Saturday 18th. The purses are liberal,
and the track in first rate condition, and there
is every prospect of a first class meeting. The
close proximity of fine track to the principal
hotels, is an inducement to visitars
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-30
POLICE COURT.
trade.

The following business was disposed of
yesterday
State VS.. Daniel Lane, charged with as
sault and battery. The defendant was found
guilty and fined $50, which was paid for him
by friend After his trial he conducted
himself in a bravado manner in the court
room, probably encouraged so to do by an
overdose of bad whisky, speaking disrespect-
fully tie the Judge and District Attorney. He
ought to have been taught to behave himself
in Court, by sending him up for "a hours.
State VS.. Pat Moran, charged with assault
and battery, was acquitted by jury without
leaving their seats
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-30

ARIsTocRATIC CoNDUcr.-I'wo tony San
Francscans, with their wives, stopping
at one of the Lake Tahoe hotels day or two
ago, and got into disgracoful row, The men
engaged in a game of cards in private room,
and after playing an hour or so one accused
the other Of cheating. The accused slapped
the accuser's face. They clinched and fell
heavily to the floor The card-room being
near their bedrooms, their wives heard the
fall and rushed into the apartment They
Just got there in time to prevent murder, as
the man on top was getting ready to slash the
others throat with pen knife Fortunately
for them no other guests of the hotel heard
the scutfle On the following day the party
left for Truckee. The two men are said to be
well known brokers.