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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-25
STOCKS.
CORNING BOARD

AOhNlN6 bOAhD.
295 Ophir--1Ol
935 Mexican--16 16E ~. .,- ~. .......
600 Gould and Curry-6l t'.. n
800 Best and Belcher-13s .rt,,..
285 California; 70 a-.--.a sob. .. az.
48O Savage O5 'gi ''
600 Con. Virginia. O5 ,E...1.,. .,,...
24O Chollar-3 95 f fr1, ' -
go Potosi-3 O5 49,
40 Hale and Noroross--5a 6 F.E. .
g. $40 Crown Point-3O5 -.
$50 Yellow Jacket-8l So
1880. Imperial-55c ''|
. 800 ksntuck-3 ... .-..
'+s 100 Alpha-7s -a ...f. ..' ..-
$50 Con6dence-6a
315 Betcher-3 20 30 .f.' r-,r.
1900 Sierra Nevada-I6a l6s
20 Utah-l2 49,
705 Bnllion-2 65 .--
200 Exchequer-2 90 e"-.
$50 Alta-27O
20 Seq. Bslcher-11
500 Overman-1 50
l65 Justice-l2O
$40 Union Cnn.-28I 28f So.
1876 Julia Soc
775 Benton-140
$50 Challenge 20 .
72O Silver Hil-95c
$40 Andes 05 ..- -.
715 Scorpion 80 ....,,.,
$50 Quinn-25c
200 N. Y. Con.--30c
200 Occidental 90
700 Phil. Sheridan-4Oc
700 Lady Washington-35c
$50 Caledenia-70c
200 Solid Silver-5Oc
745 Treian-2Oc
$40 Golden Gare-2 so
80 St Louis-20c
$50 Con Dorado-26c
60 North Bonanza-35c
EVENING BOARD.
20 Eureka Con.-16
80 Northern Belle-12
100 Metallic-5Oc
l445 Grand Prize-1 50
100 Jackson
1875 Defrees-25c
600 ndependence-45c
800 Real del monte-50c
$50 Argenta-5Oc
$50 Navajo-5Oc
500 Belle Isle-S0c
l5O Day--36c
1000 Albion-60c
$50 Wales-3
50 Mount Diablo-12i
1870 North Belle Isle-65c
$50 East Mount Diablo-45c
80 Bodie--bs
200 Tiega--1 10
$50 Belvidere-2
500 Bcoker-2Oc
100 Mono-2a
200 Con. Pacific
400 Goedshaw-1 20
$50 Jupiter 10
800 University-20c
100 Noonday-3
80 North Noonday-29O
$50 Bechtel-1
100 Double STANDARDIZED
615 Oro--1 80
575 MAMMOTH
100 Snmmit-S5
10 BulWer-3
so Mt. Potosi-45c
100 Champion-4Oc
700 Black Hawk-45c
$50 s. King-79
30 s. Bulwer-55e
1900 Paradise-30c
Is Martin White-SOc
Cos Addenda-7Oc
zoos Queen Bee-15c
30 Tiptop--7
800 Atlas-43 ....
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-25

FORTUNE TELLING. lola, for.
tune teller whose reputation has become al
most as extensive Is her illustrious teacher
Raschell, is now in Carson where she will
spend Q few weeks for the purpose Of re-
vealing the mysteries Of the futrue. She d.
vines events to come off in stocks, gambling,
and love affairs, and reads the trend Of futu-
rity, either by, cards or the lines OF the hand.
Her Palmistry is beyond compare. Apply at
room B, White House.l Fee 81 =r@s*
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-25
RAILROAD AND STAGE TRAVEL.

by Virgins and I,r.ekee Railroad.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY MORNING.
ES Stokes Mrs Durant
G Mrs Fi,rnier O2l6J ,1,Roos ~
J w Msckey Jones
WV Hobart II l. Tckner
Hank Smith Mr. Minor
LEFT BY SLEEPER LAST NIGHT.
SN Pitcher. Farwell
J Luce R Mayer
S Miller
ny Carson and BSslie stage Line.
DEPARTED YESTERDAY MORNING.
Mrs Massey & children
ARRIVED YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
Miss II Hickey Geo johnson
VIM johnson =. '1 L S Wood
John D Brien Samuel Pitcher
D II Tyrrell Cadogan
Brent .. A Y Ross
~ BentOn's Glcnbrook stage.
20 .#E at 20 --- 1tE5s ayB ta
DEPARTURES YESTERDAY MORNING.
Abe Richards RS HeachaM
-.It . a ov.f ,.a@ Finke 't7 q" &c.,.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
Mrs Greenwood DR. Griffin
Mrs Buimby & chill Mrs Ailoche
A Richards Mrs Henderson
p Brady - F huke ""sH '.-
'5a y" 'fr I'M Robinson 3
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-25

A gold magic case. watch, made by VIM.
Cooper, Liverpool, No. -. 120 was lost in this
city syera month ago The finder will be
paid a reward Of s25 BY leaving it at the AP-
PEAL Office "
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-25
PACIFIC COAST.
A Large Fire Sad News from SOcorro
Island,
SAN FRAkCIsCo, August ::


SAN FRAkCIsCo, August "a.
Five buildings occupied as saloons, concert
halls, shooting galleries, restaurants, etc. at
the end Of the extension of the Geary street
railroad, on First avenue, and adjoining the
Bay District track buildings. were burned this
morning about o'clock. The loss is $50, 600
partly covered by insurance. s.,
The steamer Newbern from Mazatlan brings
the news that the United States yacht Frida
arrived there from Socorre Island on the 18th
instant. She found no signs of Capt. Jones,
wife and boats crew of the abandoned bark
Mathilde. Nothing was heard Of the English
yacht Lancashire Witch, on the same errand
as the Frida
Nominated for Delegate.
PAESIx. August "a.
The Republican Territorial Convention to-
day nominated NJ w. Stewart for Delegate
to Congress from Arizona.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-25

BENroN's STAGE. On and after May 28th
BentoRs stage for Lake Tahoe will leave daily
at 10 A. n. until further nstice. ff''a' ''7a =
sg1f@ s.s.ao 80 i. Quad si' ~ j. M. BENTON.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-25

WAsrsD. furnished shesse With FIVE
ooms. Apply at APPEAL Office. tf* .
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-25


THE FREE LANCE We have received the
first copy of the Free Lance, a new paper
published by Rufus Shoemaker in Nevada
City We never believe in soldering over
every man that starts newspaper, but in the
case of Shoemaker who has come back to the
profession after straylng away from it, We are
glad to turn aside and bid him welcome.
Shoemaker, is man of clear head, and his
bright crisp paragraphs used to make the
Grass Valley Union quoted all over the coast.
He used to be a rabid Democrat, but as ad
vancing years gave him wisdom, he dropped
some of the most offensive articles in his po-
litical creed, and is now mild and pretty re-
spectacle Democrat and being naturally a
man of good leather will be ali right in 1884
at the farthest.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-25

A NOVEL FEATURE. If the following from
the Enterprise is correct it is all the advertis-
ing that Coles circus will ever need: I" A
good thing about this show is that the ped
dlers of lemonade. candies, peanuts and the
like, are not allowed to annoy the audience
They are, of course, around with these things,
but in a subdued way-they don't make
themselves the show. The understanding is
that while these things are furnished to those
who desire them, no one is to be annoyet.
This feature is worth half the price of ad-
mission There was time when these fruit
and lemonade vendors almost became the
ruisation of the circuses. When the audi
ence saw the lemonade and peanut man heave
in sight they threw up their hands as if an
army of road agents were about to pounce
upon them. In this city two years ago
young man who had his sweetheart at the
show, told her to pick out photograph from
. package of circus celebrities. She did SO,
and her escort WAS compelled to pay 50 80 for
it. This is fair specimen Of the lodges
practiced by these cormorants, and if Cole has
managed to tame these beasts he deserves
we'll Of his country.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-25

IpaEss DISPATCHES TO THE MORNING APPEAL
o.
EAST ERN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-21
A MILLION DOLLAR BLAZE.
Horrible Death of Two Firemen.

New YoRK, February 20.-The large
fiye-stOry iron front building, Nos. 3S4
and $50 Broadway, burned this morn
ing. The loss is estimated as follows.
Halen, Todd, and CO., importers OF silk,
SlOO,OOO, DlckerhOH, Railiaer 4 CO.,
tailOrs trimmings, S25O,OOO; j. Wilde
& Co, manufacturing tailor, $3.50, 900;
Loss on the building $4,000; insurance
unknown. During the progress OF the
tire two Ut the tire companies on the
roof made an effort tu cut holes through
the thick plates on the tin, hut feeling
the roof giving away they were Obliged
to retreat. Two OF the members of
Hook and Ladder Company No. |, John
l.. DOugherty and John ,. Cassidy, we're
the last To desist from their work
and remained too late to escape. The
roof gave way suddenly near the centre,
where they were standing, and with
blanchei laces and cries Ot horror, the
two doomed liremen fell into the blazing
abyss tn be- consumed. Their comrades
who saw them disappear were nearly
unnamed by the awful spectacle. The
remaining firemen on the roof hastily
descended to the ground and the attempt
20 fight the tire from the roof was sband-
Onei.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-21
TILDEN'S TAN.
status of the Suit.

NEw YORK, February 20.-The case Of
the United States against Samuel j.
Tllden reappeared to-day i'm the the L.
\. Circuit Court by the assistant Dis
trict Attorney moving for an attach
ment to compel the defendant To an
swer the bill OF discovery order Of No
yember /, 1879. which Overruled hi,
demurrer, and directed him To answer
within sixty days. The time Ia answer
expired January 9th, and down Ia the
present time has not been answered.
Instead, however, on November 10,
1879, the defendant appealed to the Su-
preme Court from the order over
ruling this demurrer. The motion
to-day vas made D. determine the
status OF the case in the Circuit
Court, the doubtful ques ton being
whether an appeal DSr - operated as "A
stay Of proceedings in this Court. Judge
BlatChiord said he had ransacked In
glish and American books, and had not
been able Ia find any authority directly
to the point. lie thought the case be-
fore him would be simpliied by the az
ton Of the Supreme Court on the mo-
ton 10 dismiss the appeal, aud accord
ingly ordered that the motion Tor an
attachment stand over until the motion
To dismiss the appeal IN the Supreme
Court had been decided. The Court
also suggested that an effort be- made Ia
obtain the Supreme Courts opinion as
10 whether an appeal operates per 50 to
stay proceedings in the Circuit Court.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-21
HOUSE


A resolution was adopted calling on
the Secretary Of the Interior Tor lnior-
nation as to the amount OF land subsidy
granted to the st. Joseph and Denver
CITY Railroad Company, the disposition
made OF these lands, and why the said
road has not been compelled to make
junction with the Union Pacific railroad
at Kearney, Nebraska.
The Speaker then proceeded TO call
on committees for reports OF private
nature.
The Senate Joint resolution was passed
authorizing the Secretary OF the Navy
10 designate vessel OF the United States
10 carry, free of charge, the contribu<
tions for the relief Of the suffering poor
Of Ireland.
At the expiration of the morning hour
the House went into Committee oil the
Whole on the revision of the rules.
The third clause OF rule No. "a, which
provides that all appropriation bills, or
bills involving tax or charge on the peo-
ple, shall first be considered in Com
mittse Of the Whole, having been read,
Mr.. Davis submitted an amendment pro-
yiding that the clause shall not be sus-
pended when the amount involved ex-
ceeds $4,000.
Mr.. Sanford submitted an amend
ment, as q substitute, providing that
bills may be passed under suspen-
sion Of rules by two-thirds vote, taken
by yeas and nays, without going TO the
, Committee of the Whole.
Mr.. Davis accepted the substitute, but
| II Was rejected.
Mr.. Mills submitted an amendment
/ to Rule a, in regard 10 the order oi bus
mess, providing that the resolutions oi
inquiry introduced on Monday shall lie
on the table, to he called up for action
| at any time after the expiration OF one
week. Adopted.
Mr.. Gillette submitted an amendment
! providing that each member shall be en-
| Titled 10 Introduce one bill on one gen
eral subject during each Congress, and
report the same, ON his own authority,
for reference TO its proper calendar lie
argued in support Ot his amendment,
which would tend to destroy the Chi
nese wall oi distinction which the
rules had built between half "A
dozen members and the rest
OF the House, that over one hundred
members had come here pledged 10 re-
store Ia the Nation the control OF the
circulating medium OF the country, and
vet the only committees which could
report such n bill remained dumb 81 All
oyster.
The amendment was rejected yeas
80, nays 93. =,
Mr.. Gillette also submitted an amend
ment Of similar purport, which was ro'
jected.
Mr.. Caldwell submitted an amend
ment providing that on each alternate
Friday pensiOn bills aud bills for the re'
lief OF soldiers on the private calendar
shall have precedence over other private
bills.
After discussion the amendment wa'
rejected; yeas 70, nays rs. q,
Mr.. D. Turner submitted an amend
ment providing that when any bill, &c
is referred b. a committee, aud not re
ported within thirty days, II shall be III
order for the introducer to introduce
the bill again, and 1t shall he placed on
the calendar.
| Pending action on the amendment
the committee rose.
Mr.. King introduced a bill dlNidlns
Louisiana into Judicial districts, lie
ferred.
Adjourned till Monday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-21
THE IRON WORLD.
WESTERN ASSOCIATIONS DANGER.
The Mahoning and ShsuangO Valley xsnu-
faeturers Trying to Break Away
Important Meeting at Youngs-
town Next Week.

Pittsburgh dispatch.
The most important topic OF discus
sion among the manufactures at this
time is threatened rupture OF the
Western Iron Association, which dur
ing the several years Of trouble preced-
ing the "boom" was the salvation ofthe
manufacturing interests OF this section.
The present trouble grows out OF the
last advance in iron and the disahection
isIrestricted TO the Mahoning and She
mango valleys from which came the most
strenuous objections to the last advance.
The youngstown men are the leaders In
the movement, and their proposition is
TO organize a new association, with that
city as its centre, embracing gall the mills
Of the valleys named. u
A preliminary meeting was held dur
ing the present week at the Tod House,
Youngstown. There were present at
the meeting Charles. III. Rho4ss, repre-
sentIng Brown, Bonnell 4 Co, James
Cartwright, Of Cartwright, McCurdy 4
Co, Henry Wick, OF the Youngstown
Mil, W. Scott BOnnell, OF the Mahon-
ing Valley Iron Company, and George
l.. Refs, OF New Castle. Among these
gentlemen there was a division OF senti.
nent as 10 the best policy TO adopt.
Brown, Bonnell 4 CO., and several others
desired To break away wholly from
the Western Association, while several
of the firms named thought the mes as
sociation could be rendered more effect
i've by being made in degree auxiliary
10 the old association, but with the OBJ
iect of making card rates and fixing
scales for labor wholly independent.
A third plan which was advocated
was to form AN association including
Z Youngstown, Newcastle, Erie, Green
willie. Sharon, Girard, Niles, Warren,
/ Hubbard, Cleveland and I.eetOnia, which
! will he entitled to demand fair
representation in the Western Iron
| Association. There would be eighteen
or twenty mills included in this circuit,
which would give delegate representa-,
ton OF that number power that could
/ be- prOx led into one representative. IL
Is said that had this section been thus
represented at the late meeting At Pitts.
, burgh, when the advance was resolved
upon, it would not have been made. In
asmuch US the whole section was not
represented at the Tpd House meeting
Tuesday, no final action was, reached
hut resolution was adopted appoint
ing a committee to invite all the mills
within the region above named 10 send
representatives 10 a meeting To be called
| hereafter
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-21
sESAFoRIAL CONTEST
The sDonOrd- kellogg Case.

The sDofford- kellogg Case.
,.s,.s. o. The Ksgisler
wAsnlSGroN, February %
Hon. r. T. Merrirk, counsel for Judge
>poHor,l, has furnished me with an early
copy Of his argument in the SPoiiori-
Kellogg ease, which, brother lawyer
says, bristlrs with strong points. The
l0 Il the case Is given, aud when he
tlmrs % the facts under the head OF
"lubery ot members and kellOgg's com
p,iuty in the conspiracy he states that
hrllu1 and his friends by his conniy-
aUcr. by purchase, and other corrupt
means, obtained the votes Of more than
i've members Of the sC-called Packard
legislature, that the Packark legisla-
,ln ss kept together by means Of
uuury furnished by Kellogg aud his
iriruis; that Kellogg Was a party to the
frauds by which the Returning Board
returned as elected parties who were
u"N flNi ANAAf NAAaA AAAAANtNh AAtAhbNiet
shoSc names he gives. were paid
mr their votes and we're appointed to
pIary, ia the custom house after
lbyy bad admittedthey had been bribed.
Nj Neuirk iuTther on states that kel-
80 claims to have received the votes Of
y.gbty-three members, and Of these
tbiuy -nuT are now in the New Orleans
custom house. Nearly all Of these aP-
puiUtuyut, we're made after January !
.'iy, aud a large number OF them sub
,s,Iueut to the institution oi proceedings
a. uus~at Kellogg. II is a noticeable
Art be saws. that some Oi them were
appointed Immediately before, or iii
rrftly after, the appointees we're
called as witnesses IN thus case.
lir gives the names OF other members
sho voted tor Kellogg, who were ap-
pointed b. other Federal positions snd
.ii, that these appointments we're
maize % suppress truth. Testimony IL
quoted Ia sustain his position, and he
ap1lugizes for some Of the witnesses
called by saying, how could YOU prove
the transactions that took place la the
den oi the fOrty thieves" otherwise than
by calling members Of the gang. Ot one
Ot the witnesses in the case, Mr. MeT-
ucs, says "A preacher by profession, he
defended wing on Scriptursl aud moral
EuuHds.' This bTisi will he land before
the senator's
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-21
PARNELL.
His Reception at Cincinnati.

CINCISNArI, February 20.-Parnell ar
rived here at noon to-day and Was taken
Ia the Gibson House, where an address
OF welcome on the part Of the various
societies vas made by Judge Patrick
Malone. At O'Clock he was escorted
to the Chamber OF Commerce by Presl,
dent Brown, and after being introduced
Ia a large number of the members he
was taken 10 the Presidents plat
form where he made briei
speech. lie spoke briefly OF the sut-
irnnS in ireland, saying that though
the British government gave some siIns
af Attending relief vet all that could be
done in America would be needed u
avert death AMI batter suffering he.
irrring a. the prosperous condition OF
the working classes Ia the country he
said he thought II wise IN the Ameri'
cans To protest against the worthless
products ol English looms, and 10 avoid
some OF the results ot English ciNIlILd-
tstinn. His address MAS listened u
With much interest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-21
FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
Success Of the Process for Producing
Artificial Diamonds

Success Of the Process for Producing
Artificial Diamonds
LONDON, February a0--Prot,Ssor Ne
vii Story Maskelyn, OF the mineral de-
psrtmrnt oi the British Museum, writes
to the Em,s. announcing the entire sue
cess Of j. Ballantyne Hannoy, OF Glas-
gov, a Fellow of the Chemical Society,
in producing diamonds. He SAYS that
Hann0y sent him some crytalized part
cles presenting exactly the appearance
Of fragments Of broken diamond, and
these fragments easily scored deep
grooves in the polished surface OF a
sapphire. Hannoy's process will soon
be- announced 10 the Royal Society.
In his letter on the subject OF the pro
duction OF artificial diamonds Prof.. Story
Maskelyn, after describing the various
tests applied, concludes as follows.
There Is no doubt whatever that J,
Rallantyne HaunOy has succeeded IN
solving the problem and removing from
scientitic chemistry the apprnbrium 81
long sdhering 90 It, for whereas larger
part II the great volume OF recording
triumphs that that science Is occupied
by the chemistry OF carbon, this ele.
ment has never been cTystalEei 10y man
until HAnnoy achieved the triumph
which | have the pleasure Of recording
to-day"
The Pedestrian Contest
LONDON, February s0-ln the siI
days gO-as-you-please walking match
the contestants had made the folloWinG
scores at II O'Clock las, night: Blower
Brown l05 miles, HA1ael $50 and bsy
SIS miles. The distance covered by
Brown TOR ninety-6ve hours, ending Al
midnight beats all previous rrooris
The only interest remaining IN the con
les, is hetheI Brown Will exceed 55I
miles.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-21
WHAT ANEW xoRKER Says
Conserving the Presidential Prospects.
.-.,..tI to ths Haxfslsf

Conserving the Presidential Prospects.
.gscial 70 Ihs Register A
WAsHIs0roS, February 10.
met leading politician OF north
srstrrn New York last night, and he
takrl freely about the Presidency. lie
,allidrn man, and speaks Of him with
great kindness. lie said he did not he
..ryr that at the last moment Mr.. niden
suuII bs a candidate. lie did not be-
lryp. however, that an anti-Tilden man
auuJ he nOminstrd, OF that AN anti.
u.iyu man could carry New York.
Even % Mr.. Tillen were tO be nOmi-
uat-I he dtd not think Kelly, Il he was
ever ~ mJch disposed 10 bolt, could get
yuYugl Democrats tO follow him again
%, maze the detection serious. Il was
r,.,lrut that he did not look upon Mr..
lIsi,u - CandIlate, aud dld not
tt.uA ANY one hostile tO him could win.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-21
CAMPBELL STARR'S PRO
PHECY.
A Startling story Of Spiritual
Communication - The Death
of an Indiana Gentleman
Foretold Through a Medium
At Cincinnati
AZ Cincinnati


The Cambridge JsScrson,da relates the
following story, which II ASsutes us
readers Is not recited As a proof oil spn'
itualism, although the taeIs challenge
the investigation OF sill who are inter
estsSi in the subject:
"Campbsll Starr, known To most OF
our readers. died a few years ago al
Columbus. Tie Was for several years
before his death travelling agent Tor
,hs Raltimorp and Ohio railroad IN so-
Hcitins freights Tie ~ss no heileNer IN
spiritaalism; some Ot his intimate asso-
Gates were. There were many tSitunss
hstxean them upon the subject and al
one OF them starr said; III amer my
death can communicate WITH You
will DO 50; or II you should d'e mrs,
then yOu are to communicate With me.
The promise vas asforgOtton--notth thOught
OF Tor years until the happenings herein
related brought 10 back.
starr died. A lady, q warm and cara.
est advocate Oi spiritual doctrine, hyins
Al CINCINNATI, Vas q constant aftendant
upon ssancss in that city. Sho Vas ral-
La frrauently about her foolish belief
and labors by her friends opposing be-
beL among them Col W. l. % Briea,
G~Dersl PssssnSer Agent OF The f1fts-
bnrra. Cincinnaii and 81 Loais Rail
way. ~0h, III bring you proof said
she upon one occasion, "this very night.
sWell !" aid the Colonel, do 90; bring
Us a letter from some OF our dead
friends" This lady Vas never soqusint-
ed with Campbell starr, and has never
seen or known anything OF him
Nov Starr in very many Of his letters
and on his papers would, instead OF
signing his name, make the figure OF q
I've pointed star. After Stars death
his personal ELECTS, and amongst them
q valuable fAst horse, bad been disposed
Of amongst his friends without sAcrihc-
ing them by sale, Cor they were OF such
character a. al general sale, they
would not bring their value. A friend
had bought the horse. All this was IN
known 70 the lady. On her return on
this evening iron the seanoe she
brought letter sealed 10 Col 0'Brien.
II was opened and iOund signed by a
Eve pointed star.
II vas puzzle until the thought o.
Campbslrs Stars custom came up. II
Was accepted a. . god effort by some
body b make believe that Il Mas frou
HIM IL said: write Miller not d
drive my horse. The horse will kil
him" Nothing vss seriously though
of IL until in . lev DAYS thereafter IL
Telegraph announced. 'rCsmpheil Starr
horse Killed Miller to-day. The hors
dashed him a2pinst Q curb stone An
. crushed bis skullh STAIRS praphsc
Vas fulfilled, and the nystery Of spiri
. uali.m had another inustrAtlon. The
! are f.ctA Every one and ell can dra
! their own eonclndons,