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The Osceola times., 1879-12-13


TGE following are the appoin /:
mrnts made hy the White River
Annual Conference OF the Motho-
dist Episcopal Church South, for
the Mississippi Dis ric', which held
lis session recently at Jacksonport
". Il. +, stcr, p. Il.
Oscrola, y. s. Blarkwood.
Cjuckneaw ha, Il. D. Moon.
Frrnchman's Bayou, II. NJ. Nc.
Al.istvr.
MAi.n y. u 7a.;h.
Ilopofc'd mis-, J l. f. Trey.
Tyroua4 ii { Davis.
Walnut B,nd, 4. IL. Wheat.
Big Lake and Llttle River mis-,
to be Supplied.
C. IL, Ford transferred to tho
Florida Conference.
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Local Column
MASONIC

The stated communications of Oscea,, T,,,,..
W 2 =. 4. NJ, viii BE- ,ld the satl,rtiavs
on or next before, each ful moon. w. Jai.
! feh, !. March 9. April 8, MAY ,. MAY 81. Jan,
q zane 2s, Aug =, Aug. -, sept u, Oci. -.
.,"', =, Dec y The election and N tail.tiai
{ oitlccrs vi / he place bee y. Isl John thr
EyangclisD
Tie N mhers er" ordered to attend .n accord
snc with the By Laws
All Muster Masuns IL good standing are cordi
ally invited to attend rs order ~
j. K 7. hALL. " NJ.
MonRu HrINz, S,c'y.
Ihe regular conyocatpn OF Osceola Chapter
No. ~, X A. Ma ions Is on riGtv oF before
The Fhll Moon Of each month. All X. A Ma
sons ave cordially inyit d TO attend
By order Of r. a. GARLlCK. II. p.
Join MATliEMs, Recorder.
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ansIselnesaSs,

tuesday night, Of last week, Tia,
osceola Literary aud Dramatic As.
s"r'alion gave their first perform
ance OF the season in their newt,
rct'ted Hall. Long before the cur
tam rose, every seat in the audito
mum was occupied, aud many were
refused admission, for the lack oI
room TO accommodate them. The
play, Ten Night, ia BarRoop >
was rendered with much spirit and
reality by the entire caste, and
marked AN event ia the history OF
the amateur dramatic representa-
tion Of the Association. On Thurs
day evening" Loves Sacrifice was
played to large and Il preciativo
audience. Space lortids AN exlen
d1d notice of the happy effort, but
suffice 1t to say that all that was
SAID concerning The mastery sly lie
IN which it WAS performed in the
Spring, might be truth uily repeat
ed. Friday nigh. e" Ten Nights in
II Bar Room" was again on the
boards, and was ably rendered.
The net receipts for the thrc 2
performances was Sl27, which is to
be appropriated 10 the payment OF
debts contracted ny the association
tor the Improvement and repair on
.heir uall. In behalf OF tie mem
Jcrs Of the o. l.. & D. A., we take
this occasion to thank the generous
people who so libe.aIly patronized
them during the past week.
pEITEY BaoTHEas still lead the day
in the Fresh Meat b'siaess, They are
selling Fore.quarttrs OF Beef weig Wing
under Ioo 10, 10y the quarter G Sc
per b, over 100 ID G &c. Hind
quartefs G Sc. Supplying Farmers
and Steamboats, mass specially. If
Owing to the Circuit Court be
my in session last week. aud having
several business engagements with
our delinquent subscribers rom the
rgral districts, who were IN attend
ancc, We failed to lssne any paper.
y hilc we are pleased to acknowl-
edge that a great many came Tor
ward, paid up ike men, and renew
ed their subscription, there are yet
a still greater number IN arrears,
some few, we must say. whom we
after a bard chase, finally inter
viewed, promised 10 call before
eaving ior home, and settle up but
,vcr after, when about to meet
,ermcd to haze urgent business
with some other fellow. We need
,ur money, and desire 10 future to
'arry on our newspaper business on
strictly cash basis hence, al. de-
irQncms viii please remember
hat 4 III arr"crs are not paid ~
" the frat Of January, 1854, theT
iames will be dropped from our
io,, AID their accounts placed in
.flirrrs hards for collection. Fair
gentlemen, Rights rigln
.ud never hurts honesty.
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EcadqUarsars.

John l.. Driver & Co.'S drug
store TX the headquarters Tor pure
drugs aud medicines, winch c"h be
bought al bottom prices for cash.
We are pleased to note the re
turn oi Mr. c. Il. GayIori and lady
who have been spending several
months ia Detroit and other north.
ern cities, visiting relatives and
friorls
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Mr.. J. NJ. Cayce, who was helc

Mr.. J, NJ. Cayce, who was held
in three hundred dollar bond for
his appearance at this term OF the
court to answer to the charge OF
murder, was, We are happy to say,
exonrated. The GraH'd lnqui>I
ton WAS unable to obtain suiii
cienl evidence on which 10 base a
charge.
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We were pleased TO meet our
genial friend, Mr.. W. II. Rust, OF
Evansville, lad, on our streets du
ring the week. Mr.. Rust is con-
neclcd with the popular Drug firm
OF ]. l.. Akin Il Co., OF the above
named city, and is one Of the most
popular travelling salesman thai
visits our town. He will always
find our latcr,slring on the outside,
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Fog Sale, Cheap :

A No. Farm. situated within
three miles OF Blythe GIN, Chick
,,,,wl.a, confirming 2fo acrrs oi
,apl. lOp oi il ma high state ct cut
,iy,,iou good orchard. good com
or,nble dwelling and tour tene,
mcnt huildinga, and three good
we'll. Of purc water. f)r partlcn-
lars and terms apply to. or address
u. MATHEWS,
Osceola, Ark.
June 81, 1879. e'%d'
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T'ieasRils.

The undersigned, q Committee
appointed By thc O,ceoa Literary
& Dramatic Association, desire 10
return the thanks Of the association
TO the Catholic Ladies OF Oscoola
tor The knd manntT in which they
were remembered by them on last
night.
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Rev }. NJ. Collins, pastor of the
African Methodist Church AT this
place, was returned to his flock by
the Annual Conference, and will
conf! nuo his laborS among the col.
orod brethren the ensuing year,
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

" L = = AL IKE III IN
STATE OfTCEas.
= ~o~~o. w. r. Nn'r
Svc'y OF -tAte--.la, ub Fruiirh.
Aaditur-Juhn Crawford.
TT ssur-r- 4 j. Cnurchih.
ATTY Genl.--N. b Iier drrson.
Com. stat, Lerds--D w. L,ar
Cisncrllui-D e tE4gn
Cb'mcrry CLERK ) ". Cal!sway.
Ghli ia-tice-E. u EA.h "a.
Ass tciaio justices John K. EGkin. and
W. ". Harris Do.
,utL Faj. l'st.-J l.. Denton.
ist CoS6RLSSI0N A. DISTRICT.
CoH.rcssi-.,.I, let Dl5illct-PJlndcAtrr Dunn.
JVrfCiAGY.
S,c",G ClrelE' C"rH,itr ui Missi-4ppi, Crnsr
lr.t,eulca. Pru.,ott, CrAightad, urreno, Clay
ton sud Randolph
ifcur y d-r l.. l. Mack.
Pros All y-E Fostcr Brown.
LLGt@LLrvE
29lh pistiic; -ND'iuiirs u Al. ,is-'pI l. Jaokfon,
Pbtrscu uid Craillrad.
>tAsf ->g 4'nr-b Uuris
R-psrsehutNe--j. o. E.acsWo'd
COUNTY 0pFCER
County luf~.-J q e, js.
sueif-N Is axis
.otrt, q .k ! X o. Eale.
iru-lycr- y. " izl.A.
.u,.spr q Hsr.u..
Asae.,r- " " prei.
Cnrrusi- G. p. teuey.
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.ElI.T pE Ed.

At Pcury'- Drng Storc-The lar
stet and most complete stock oi
Drugs, Medicines g., ever brought
to this market. Dss't you forget it.
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49,

II you want anything in the
Drug line. call at PetteJ's Drug
Store, where you will always be
supplied with pure article, for
less money than at any other place
in town. Il.
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snunCM sANNIcEs.

Every sabbath, at the second baptist Church
ut ~ O'Clock, u. IA ahd ~ p M.
n l.. FREWlTT Pastor.
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Professionals.
" NJ. MCyLIGH. :. > ahhME>'
McVeigh & semmsS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
6 s. SEM MES,
NO AIRY & Il 4 AC,
GSEEG R,S.

0tC f. - kes.
Mississippi County Ark.
VIII practice IN all the 'ouni''S o'
this (2N Judicial Circuit, the 'Su-
preme Court OF the state, and III
the adjoining counties of IenncS,
soc and Missouri. Special and
prompt atientio" gwen TO COZ
iec,ions, to the payment ofiaX'''
examining and abs,ractlng IitIcs-
and to whatever may apper'aIh
10 Il general Land Agency
jan. Ii N.
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John G. Palmer,
ATTORNEY TT LAW.
IIELErJ q, ARK

VIII practice in the counties OF nus
sissippi, Crittenden, Cross, NJ.
Francis, Phillips and Dcsha, ana
in the Supreme Court 9i the state
nj Little Rock
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7d2 OSCbOLA TINES.
LEON ROUSSAN,
Fdftor and Proprietor

.apus oF SUBSCRIPTION. Ia aiysucel
,,y Trrm OF one y"'r go. ............si 20
- IVul.is. ..... 5000. -
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RATES OF ADVERTISING:
,o., TRANSIENT ANDLEGAL NOTICES:

LkG L ~ .ILEs.
a., ,y,tirI Jvr squgTe ~ one m n ruruing
,,-. or sirrce often liNsT- -rG tl.is tyl,., ~
+" ..ertion, and srYenrs- -aTFe cents i,'r cacl
= rel le.t ,us'.ioA'
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-25

SOME of our contemporaries are
poking fun at the sugar beet agita
ton in this city. When they see
our sugaries planted around pro-
miscuously, and our hoodlum
youth licking their chaps over the
taffy made from the saccharine dis
tillment of the dried beet, these
journals will pipe in different
key. The Messrs. Gennert and
Shields are in dead earnest and
they have aroused universal inter-
est hereabouts.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-25

NEVER have the country people
more fully attended horticultural
fair than the present. They have
come in from all sections, Santa
Ana alone sending four carloads OF
visitors. Yet the confession must
be made that the purely agricul-
tural and horticultural exhibit has
not this year been up to the stand
ard of last. Something should be
done to arouse our farmers and po-
mologists. They have proved la
mentally deficient in the degree of
interest they should have shown,
but we trust that, hereafter, con-
certeti effort will be made to Inter-
est all classes of exhibitors.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-25

50 much of the hectic element o
speculation about 1t as character
ICED that of five or six years ago.
And that of itself is very good
thing. Portland has just passed
through a period of unprecedented
growth, and we predict that the
two next places to show the city
impetus will be Los Angeles and
San Diego, whose interests, by the
way, are and will continue to be,
Identical.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-25

THERE is class Of verdant Re-
publicans who think that all that
Il necessary to again convert the
southern States into Republican
81 rapies is to elect Grant for the
third time President. Such an
idea shows q lamentable ignorance
81 the Constitution of the United
States. There is only one conjunc-
ture in which, under the law, the
President, whether Grant or plain
John Smith, can NEEDLE, through
the fundamentally of the bayo-
net, in the domestic affairs OF q
State. The Constitution OF the
United States has been careful to
surround the States with all reas-
enable Safeguards. 1t is solely
upon the application of the Legis-
lature Of a State, or, in the event
Of its being impossible to convene
the Legislature in time, upon the
application Of the Governor, that
the President may dare to move q
soldier Of the Federal army with q
view to coercing the citizens of q
State. Not only this, but the Leg
islature and Governor respectively
are only authorized to invoke ths
Interpolation of the President in
cases of domestic violence which
the State authorities are unable to
suppress. As this application will
In every instance in the Southern
States, have to be made by Demo.
cratic Governors, we are inclined
to think that, like angels visits
they will be few and far between
The truth is that trif1ing success
has made the Republican party de-
lirIous. 1t is just as we'll that ou
Republican friends should have 1
consolatory experience or so befor
they are overwhelmed by the gram
Democratic groundswell of mex
year.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-25
EAST Err ~.
The Rowing 1anfa.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2ith.--In
view of the proposition made by
William Blaikie to Courtney and
Hanlan to row on the Potomac
river, the Anatostan and Potomac
Boat Club this morning telegraph
ed Blake, extending to Courtney
and Hanlan the hospitality of their
clubs and the use of their boat
houses, and guaranteeing an en-
thusiastic reception. Hanlan and
Courtney have been telegraphed
also by the clubs.
rhs Last OF sho Ainerican KinAxs.
NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-The Her.
aid says: The extinction Of roy
atty In North America by the
death of the last Of the Montauk
Pharaohs, u few months ago, was
followed yesterday by the sale of
the fragment of the territory Of
which his ancestors were monarchs
for generations before the first
white man invaded Long Island.
A resident of Brooklyn is the pur-
chaser. One of the unsuccessful
bidders at the sale is described as
the agent of Tilcen.
Illness OF DION BoucscanIs.
NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-Booth's
theatre will be closed on Monday.
The disease of Boucicault, its man
ager, has been pronounced by DR..
Mott to be paralysis. Boucicault
has been obliged to retire and lay
all business aside.
sanguine Republican EstImate of
the New York Elections.
NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-The Iri-
bune says: General Arthur, Chair
man of the State Com mittee, ex-
presses cheerful confidence in u
plurality OF something near 100, 900
votes for Cornell, and majority
OF $1,000 or 10000 for the rest of the
ticket.
Relief OF sufferers by the spanish
FLOODS.
NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-The Con-
sul-General of Spain states that
subscription will soon be taken in
the principal cities of the United
States for the relief OF sufferers by
the floods in Spain. Two thousand
human bodies have been recovered
In the deluged districts.
Fats Into she Ranks.
NEW YORK, Oct. 4th.--The
Evening Post, with which the
movement to scratch Cornell and
Soule originated, comes back into
the ranks Of the straight Republic
cans. Commenting on Evarts's
speech, the Post says: The inde-
pendent Republicans cannot fall to
measure the magnitude of the work
which they have undertaken to do.
When men like Evarts and other
members of the Cabinet, and the
President himself, with the
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-25

THERE is no exaggeration In say
Ing that the signs Of an unusual
prosperity lie just ahead for Los
Angeles. The city has got over its
torpor and shows unmistakable
evidences that she has entered
upon new life. The county is
awakening as never before. The
railway developments of the near
future are all calculated to put this
section In the highway of COM
merce and the mining activities,
which last will always be lead
Ing feature of this coast. The
sboom,u when it does come, will
be Of larger volume and far more
reliable than any in our previous
history, although there will not be
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-25

"WRAsTLED sugar barrels at
Gennert & Shields's Wholesale
Beet Sugar Warehouse" is the
way the Santa Barbara Press puts
it anent our "ower true tale" of the
Bluebeard who wouldn't buy Des-
mond's hats. Is this pure levity OF
a prophetic inspiration ? Will q
majestic Gennert g. Shields's Sugar
Beet Warehouse arise here in the
near future 3? Who can say ?
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-25

strength which their eminent posi-.
tions give them. despair of fixing
public attention upon their griev-
ance, in the face of the opinion
which Is running swiftly in an
other direction, the efforts of other
men to do so who are backed by
neither influence nor organization
Is rather hopeless. Ii the Presi-
dent and his associates refuse to
scratch Cornell on their own ac-
count, Republican voters will ask
themselves why they should
scratch Cornell on account of the
President and bis associates?
FAILED.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 24.-The
public stock exchanges of William
H. Hatfield & Co.. and Metric, Price
Il Co. have failed.
Hadicsed for the Murder of her
Husband.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Oct. "a
Mary e. Lounsbury has been in-
dicted for the murder of her hus-
band, Rev. Dexter l.. Lounsbury,
at Stratford, September oath.
Guilty OF Murder.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 24.-lsaa &C
Jackson, a sailor on the ship Sea
King, has been found guilty of the
murder of Charles d. Brooks, mate,
at sea, on the night of August 10Th.
Several other seamen, charged
with completely in the muder, will
receive seperate trials. Sentence is
deferred.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-25

THE larger the army of the
United States becomes; the more
numerous, glittering and arrogant
its staff; the fewer the Indians we
have to contend against; the more
Quaker policies and Schurz varia-
tions on all policies we have with
regard to the aborigine, the harder
1t is to keep the Indian quiet. There
h something rotten in that sort OF
Denmark. The Dubious and top.
heavy Sherman, the Piegan mas
sacre Sheridan, with their myriads
of aids and staff officers, only seem
TO make confusion worse confound.
I'D, and to insure the supremacy
Of red-handed murder on ouI
frontiers. During Buchanan's ad-
ministration the regular army OF
the United States consisted of only
ten thousand men, and the In
dians were just twice as numerous
as they are now. To. day the army
consists OF somewhat over twenty
thousand rank and file. And yet
Buchanan, with ten thousand men,
handled the Indians and the Utah
insurrection, while Hayes and his
General and Lieutenant.Gen OF
the army, and his doubled force,
seem to make no Roadway. If the
army were increased to forty thou
sand men, aud Grant were made
Captain General, the probability Is
that sitting Bull and the Utes
would capture Washington itself.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-25
EVENING srREErs-4.CO p. III.

Alpha, ~ b; Point, IS s; Potoso, 6 s. b;
8 iNev, 675l b. So a; Ophir, 80 $: Bodie, 1917
a; Mexican, 80 s; Point, $50 b, 1855 a;
Benton, $50 b; Exchequer, 4.90 a; Impe.
rial, LOS b, LILO a.; Overnan, 8 b; G q O.
IL b; Savage, tx b, l2N a; Utah, q S; L
q B, IN b.; Challenge, LILO b; Eureka
2is4 b, IS a; Oholiar, 81 a; Bullion, 81 b
65s a; Bodie, IA a; Justice, 2.70 b.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-25
Herald Steam Printing House.

The facilities of the HERALD Steam
Printing House for doing job work are not
surpassed in California outside OF San
Francisco and Sacramento. All work en-
trusted to us will be executed with neat
ness and dispatch at the lowest living
rates.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-25
NEW TODAY.
ATTENTION FaREM EN-

VNHE LC ANGELES FIRE DEPARTMENT
l. will rep rt in full parade uniform with
apparatus to-day Saturday at IL
O'Clock noon, to escort the San Francisco
Cadets to the depot.
By order of CHAS. E. MILES,
Is Chief Engineer.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-25

IT lie impossible to disguise the
fact that there is q deep-seated dis
content amongst many Of our own
citizens at the Band award. The
HERALD, of course, would like to
see Angeleffos carry off the prize,
but only on the supposition that
there should be no heart.burnings.
Our Los Angeles musicians are
very proficient indeed; we have the
testimony Of the Judges that they
deserved the prize, but the local
public, as q matter of fact, does
not unanimously sustain this
award. Such being the case,
We are justified in say
ing that some regard should
have been had to the fact that
Hsffernan's Band came long dis
lance to contest for the prize. We
hear that there is movement to
get up q private testimonial to
these deserving musicians, indie
pendent Of the benefit which came
on at Turn-Verein Hall last
night. We heartily hope
that this idea may be car
ried out. We should be very
sorry, indeed, to have our visitors
90 back to San Francisco, after
their first trip to the Orange Grove
city, with feeling that they had
been treated uDjustly ranking in
their breasts. AS the thing stands
now, bands will not feel much en-
couraged to take, in the future,
long competitive journeys, with
Los Angeles as an objective point.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-25
Natural Evergreen Pastures
Suitable for Dairying.

Good water is abundant at an
average depth of six feet from the
surface. On almost every acre o.
this land FLOWING ARTESIAN
WELLS can be obtained, and the
more elevated portions can be irri'
gated by the water of the Santa Ana
river. Most of these lands are nat,
urally moist, requiring only good
cultivation to produce crops.
TERMS-One-four Cash; bal
ance IL. one, two and three years,
with 10 per cent. interest.
Twill take pleasure In showing
these lands 10 parties seeking land
who are invited to come and see
this extensive tract before purchas
ing elsewhere.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-25
LOS ANGELES GUARDS, A
ATTENTION.

You are ordered to appear at your Ar
mory in full dress uniform TO-DAY (Sat-
urday) October 25, 1879, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
sharp, By order of
p. NJ. DARCY,
IL CAPTAIN Commanding Company.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-25
Situation Wanted,

A middle-aged English woman wishes
q situation to do general housework; is a
good plain cook. No. "a Upper Main St.,
at Mr.. Needs. OBS
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-25
PIANO FOR SALE.

SECOND-HAND, NEARLY NEW, N
OCTAVE, VERY CHEAP.
Inquire at Herald office. o25-lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-25
The Stearns Ranches,
ALFRED ROBINSON Trustee 1870 Suffer ST. San Francisco CAL

$4,000 AGES Sek s 81 lAH Il
lots to suit, suitable for the culture
of Oranges, Lemons, Lines, Figs
Almonds, Walnuts, Peaches, APP
pies, Pears, Alfalfa, Corn, Rye, Bar
lev, Flax, Ramie, Cotton, etc., an6
also many thousand acres OF
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-25
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
PACIFIC COAST.
STOCK REPORT.
MORNING SESSION.

FAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND EX-
CHANGE BOARP.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-18
AN EXCITING CHASE.

The Chinaman, All Poy, who was arrested
at Empire on Monday, and brought to the
County Jail here, is wanted at Dayton, and
Sheriff Cook, of Lyon County, came to Car
son yesterday to take him home. After the
Chinaman was transferred to his charge, he
asked permission to see one of his countrymen
before he was taken to Dayton, which request
was granted, and the officer took him to Chi
natown When the two reached that quarter
Of hooks, crooks and alleys, the Chinaman
suddenly gave Sheriff Cook the slip, and hid
himself in one of the thousand and one secret
places of that highly scented section The
Sheriff, greatly chagrined at the shabby re-
town for police reinforcements to assist him
in the recapture of his man. The officers
while lurking about the neighborhood espied
the object of their search in the western
part of Chinatown. Sheriff Cook ordered him
to stop and deliver, but All Poy failed to
heed the mandate, upon which two shots were
fired, none of which, however, struck him,
and slippery All Poy got away again. The
shooting was heard on Carson street, and ha
the effect of drawing large crowd of white
men to the Celestial quarter Never was that
part of the town in such state of animation,
excepting when a Chinese row is raging. A
asst accounts the prisoner was still at liberty
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-18
CANDID.

Last evening the Irish bagpipe player who
has been in town several days, was playing in
a saloon up town, and after he finished two or
three of his wheeling tunes, he passed the hat
around. One gentleman to whom he applied
for contribution, said, 81 didn't hear any
of your music; just came in.
"Ah," replied the bag piper, " You may
congratulate yourself upon that fact; but that
is the very reason why you should contribute
so much more"
The musicians candor was greatly admired
and he was made the recipient of half dollar
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-18
&" PINAFOR E. -

Tomorrow night the Hyers Sisters Comb
nation will open at the Opera House, in the
comic opera of " Pinafore." Everybody has
heard and read of this sprightly musical gem,
and it has met with the most fattering sue
cess wherever presented, But it is stated
that the above company are specially excellent
in its presentation. Each member of this
Combination possesses a well cultivated voice.
besides excellent dramatic talent. The per
Torrance will, Judging from press comments,
be one to elicit much admiration.