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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1880-04-29
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-21
VINDICATION OF DAVID.

For some weeks past King David, the an
cient writer of lyric verse, and harpist, has
been on trial for various high crimes alleged
to have been committed during his term o. OF
fee some thousands of years ago. Hels charged
in the indictment Of murder and adultery. DIR.
Plat of Grace Church, Episcopalian, and for
mery professional lawyer, is acting as conn.
sci for the defense. 1t was supposed at first
that Mr.. Platt would plead the statutes of
limitation; but scorning to do this, he simply
secured change Of venue to San Franci'cr,
a locality where the crimes charged in the
complaint are always considered i'll a charita
bic light. Mr. Piatt makes no attempt what
ever to deny the charges. He admits that the
scandalous affair with Uriahs wife was hardly
the correct thing, but considering the beauti-
full poems he gave the world the matter should
not be too harshly judged by people who might
fall under the same circumstances. Byrsns
poems might be put forth as pallation for
his amative proclvities on the same ground
having led more women astray than David,
he doubtless felt obligated to pen more poetry
in consequence, and did it i'll the best otstyle.
The eloquent counsel for the defense, remarks
in the course of his speech: "lt is true that he
had what is called an affinity for Uriahs wife
and debauchod her; but i'll connsefs opinion
there are very few saints now, or ever has been
who could see beautiful woman near them
and not be similarly affected. 1t was human
weakness and there are no other apologies or
defense to make for it. But that one act OF
weakness and wrong was not a fair sample of
DAvid's general character, which was good.
Many learned divines are of the opinion that
no man can be wholly good and pure and
amount to very much; his character is mega
tive, and while never actually committing any
the sick and the needy, and there are no strong
traits in his character which in the slightest
degree challenge our admiration. The time
was when the clergy buried the anathemas of
the Church against all who sinned in tho least
degree, and consigned the morally weak to the
unQuenchable fires of perpetual damnation.
Now the Church goes so far as to admit that
beautiful woman is temptation which even
the most godly can not at all times ignore, and
no doubt the time will come when orthodox
preachers will agree that the utterance Of a
good round burst of profanity when a stranger
sits down and msshes a new $40 silk hat is a
pardonable weakness, not t. be hastily
demned.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-21
SHERMANS FINANCIAL METHODS

In a recent letter to the San Francisco Chron-
icte, George Gorham exposes some of the re
culiar financial methods of Secretary Sherman.
Ii appears that Sherman has been using the
First National Bank of New York as an out
let for Government 4 per cents. Three years
ago this bank was small affair in New York
of obscure and uncertain credit and it suddenly
blows out under the fostering care of Secre
tary Sherman into a financial institution swing
ing as high as $4,000 900 of government
bonds on one transaction. Sherman gave the
bank these bonds at par when they were sell
ing at per cent premium in the London
market The bank is run by three Young men
who have in some way succeeded IN getting
the Secretary of the United S ates Treasury
under complete control. The amount of Uni
ted STATES bonds which have passed through
the han Is of this bank amount to 1928, 033
600 They took them of Sherman at par, sold
them at per cent premium IN London, ami
settled with the Government fast as they
got returns from abroad. Congressman Wood
denounced the connection of Sherman with
the bank in speech in which he said:
There is no instance in the history of this or
any other G pvernmenS where anything like
this is known to have ever occurred.
Neither the Bunk of England nor the R'ths-
childs have held relations with either or all of
the Governments of Europe by VIII Oh they had
the privilege and consequent profits of negeti
ating so large an amount of Government bonds
within the same time. 1t is said tina. any
other bank could have done the same, as the
opportunity was open to all. This excuse is
too pnerile to deceive any one. 1t is impossi
BILE that any other bank could have under
taken such immense transactions, however
large its capital. without possessing some unu-
sual and peculiar opportunities.
Hardly week passes but that some act of
Secretary Sherman shows him to be trickster
and schemer of the worst sort, who is using
his high office to further the designs of his
friends or himself. Hayes has already mott
fed him that his method of using his office to
further political designs and work up Presi-
dental booms, is obnoxious, and the probable,
tiles are that his resignation will soon be in
order.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

They have built house wholly of ice in
Moscow. Two architects and 800 workmen
have been employed in its construction.
The St. Gothard tunnel the longest in the
world, was completed last Sunday. 1t opens
communication between Italy and Switzer-
land
There are no cats in Greenland, but they
have - native dog that can howl hole in the
side of an ice5urg, so the natives don't miss
the cats
Leap Year. She-Are You engaged for the
German! He-sargorly-No, I'm not. She
with pity-Oh! that's too bad, Good eve
ming. See you later.
The people of Iowa are to vote this year on
the question of striking the word ''white >
from that section of their Constitution pre-
scribing the qualifications of Legislators.
Jrmes F. Graham, an agent of the Central
Pacific at Ogden, tried on charge of embez-
zling from that company, was found guilty,
and has been sentenced to three years ia the
Utah penitentiary.
At Logan, Utah, recently, limberger cheese
factory was struck 10y lightning and all the
people moved out of town. The lightning
fash also sknlked away with its tail between
its legs as if ashamed of itself Oil City Der
rick
The charities of life are scattered every
where, enameling the wales of human beings
AS the flowers paint the meadows. They are
not the fruit of stuty, nor the privilege of re-
hnement, but a natural instinct George Ban
croft.
Inthe B.rnese Oberland Switzerland, the
ground is frozen SO hard that before a grave
can be du1 great fires have to be made in the
churchyards, and in some instances, when the
fires proved unavaliing, they have resortsd to
dynamite.
A widow, who lives in secluded at Of
Michigan, talks very imperfectly by reason of
having lost her palate, and her two daughters
aged eight and twelve years, can speak only
the strange language that they have learned
from her
A San Francisco dispatch says: Mrs Hyp-
polite Belloc, wife of Hyppolite Beloc, of the
firm of Balloc Freres, bankers, committed
suicide on Friday in the old Mission cemetery
by taking poison. Domestic bles are sup
posed to he the cause.
The Reno Journal says; There is at the
present time considerable of panic in Central
Pacific Railroad circles, in view of the fact
that within the past few days thirteen conduc
tors, who have been running express and
freight trains, have been laid off, some of
Them for good and others for from thirty to
ninety days.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-21
DORIS.

The following from pen of A. j. Mundy, obscure
and little read English poet is of the most peeulia
examples of complicated versication in the language
The rhyme of the last word OF the first and third lne'
with words in the middle of the secod and fourth some
thing never attempted by any other verse writer
sat with Doris. the shepherd maiden;
Her crook was ladened with wreathed flowers.
! sat and wooed her through sunlight wheeling,
And shadows stealing, for hours and hours.
And She nv Doris, whose lap encloses
Wild Summer roses with rare perfume
The while I sued her, kept hushrd and darkensi
Till shades had hardened from gloss to gloom.
She touched my shoulder with fearful finger,
She said "We Gnger; we must not stay;
My tiocks in danger, my sheep will wander
Behold them yonder-hoW far they STRAY
answered holder Nay let me hear you,
And still be you and still adore;
Nc wolf nor stranger will touch one yearling;
All stay, my darling, a moment more"
She whispered signing: There will be
Beyond morrow, if lose to-day,
My fod unguarded, my flock unfolded,
shall be scolded and sent away,
Said l. replying eff they do miss veu,
They ought to kiss you, when you get home;
And well rewarded by friend and neighbor
Should be the labor from which you come
THAT lambs weakly, aud sheep wild;
But if they love me it's noe s fervent;
am but a servant, and not a child
Then each hot ember glowed quick within me,
And love did win me to swift rcpty:
"Ah do bat prove and none shall bind vou
Nor fray, nor find you until die.
She blrIshed and started and stood waiting
As if debating in dreams divine;
But did brave them-I told her plainly
She doubted vainy; she must be mine
So we twin hearted from all the valley
Did chase and rally the nib3lin. ewes,
And home ward drove them, we two together
Through blooming heather and cleaning dews.
That simple duty each grace did lend her
My Doris tender, my Doris true
That l, her warder, did always bless her
And often press her to take her due.
And now in beauty she slIs my dwelling
With love eXcelling AMI indebted
And love doth gu ard her both fast and fervent-
No more q servant, nor vet child.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-21

IMMEDIATELY ELECTED.-Once upon a
time the mule, without having received an
invitation, attended convention of animals
that was called for the purpose of discuss
ing the best methods of family government
What do you know about all this?" asked
the President, tsuntingly; "have you ever
raised any children" The mule wept, "Ah,
no." she said: II have never raised any
thing but full grown men; bnt land of the
pilgrim! you should see me raise man that
weighs as much as David Davis" Upon a
rising vote the mule was Immediately cleo
ted Financial Secretary, with power to send
for persons and papers.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-21

GANNON's SENTENCE.-In the San Fran
cisco Police Court yesterday morning agitator
Cannon was sentenced to six months i'm
prisonment and to pay fine of 81 600 A
motion for new trial WAS made, but was de
MED by the Police Judge, and i'll default of
$1,000 bail, pending an appeal Cannon was
sent to the House of Correction There are
rumors sthat further arrests are to be made.
This pretty clearly indicates that the author
tiles determined at last to lay the strong
hando the law upon the throat of Kearneyism
50 long as men have actual wrongs to redress
they have the right to speak, but when they
threaten the lives of citizens and breathe the
menance Of incendiarism and murder, they
must look to themselves. II the authorities
propose to deal with this question they must
handle the issue without gloves.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-21

THE San Francisco money market is report
ed by the Bulletin to be ample, and rates easy
The season is not favorable to activity, and
there have been disturbing elements which
have rendered ths stagaatlon all the more
pronounced But there are some indications
that favorable change is not impossible or
remote. 1t is believed that we will soon have
an era of healthful prosperity.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-21

A NERIDEN, Connecticut man has invented
mechanical watch dog for the protection of
buildings. A small lamp Eliminates the eyes,
and, by a simple arrangement, the tail pumps
a quantity of compressed air into a cylinder,
which is concealed in the body of the animal
The air escapes slowly through the dogs
vicious looking teeth in such manner that
when the animal is placed on the front porch
and duly touched OFF, it growls all night in
a most alarming manner. A boarding house
keeper in Merden experimental with the
inventors working model and "set" the auto
matte guardian inside her front gate at the
hour when churchyards yawn. The next day
it was discovered that out Of eighteen of her
boarders wne had latchkeys sixteen slept at a
hotel that nig ht except one inebriated sixth
aoerer who Indignantly smashed the model
with a brick at 30 A. NJ
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-21

Washington society" is said to be on the
eve of a deluge of scandal. A vile procuress
has been placed in the Treasury Department,
were hundreds of young ladies are employ
ed. This woman entises her victims into
back rooms, where they are drugged and
ruined by Senators. The matter is being
thoroughly invested. The Hill scandal is
reported as but the first ripple Of the food
soon to follow.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-21

Bishop Simpson says that the four great
Powers of the earth are the United States,
Great Britain, Germany and Russia, for the
reason that Jesus Christ is recognized as an
authority in their jurisprudence, their legls-
lation their education and their social and
domestic organization.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-21

IT is asserted that there are $50 tons of
silver in the Treasury at Washington. 1t has
accumulated there simply because John Sher-
man, being the tool of the gold bugs, has
taken no pains to circul ate it among the peo-
pie.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-21

TIE Chicago Times finds tn at Blaine is the
first CHOICE with Republicans In twenty seven
counties in Illinois.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-21

HATRMAN, the man who attempted to as
assinate the Gar is coming to this country.
If he comes to Carson to l. cture he will have a
packed house.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-21

The editotCof the Amadore Sentinel has
been blackballed by a temperance reform
Club The shock was SO great that he hasn't
touched drop of liausr since
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-04
PROPOSALS NaSTED.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, mar
Sea.ltc Proposals fug alse
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-04
Erection of a Wooden Bridge

Across tie HuElbpla; river 10 Eye P@.sA RsSs
Ilss-r3s. HGnas 33t CosGu.y. AevaaA. "a ~ Rear
Eve Patch Sfztaaa vi. &c received n The
Bar g. 9eGuts CCnE-ssssse Eers q Hz1bo.d,
Couaty. up . SE5 sFgeliAzin.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-04
PoSTPoSEwENT.

Ths ssls q 6aHuqueut stock a he al.srs
n14eee CaUTcEy 3 hereby postponed ua;s
~ tsAAA, 3anz So, 3s.a, az iAs fas a.ssr
an@ fl-4ae. IL orlsr 81 the Isoarsl ef 1lnetatx
AbGAHAA HALsEY, Seazet.ry.
sE-s tc -ag4-g-ss ~
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-04

Ard IA acrers21ce xgib lsg. and aa o-oer q
Tire Beard I'd Iss-eet1zs. Hs6e On the nth GaF g
Ma. Js7a. - ulsry snsres e. esch parcel q
s.1c- stock - MAY 10 Reu@szfy. ALL TX sod a.
Tsptll5e &aci3gzs & TX ca1ax q tie company, Nc
81 Moacg sas@rg E1FBef, san frzFsSs~co, 1A.s-
foruIa- CD Al ESDA1, The - ca 81 july
ts7s 81 tbe hour q espcs ?. NJ e t2sa DAY.
to pay cslas4 gsrf GssssstssIs f2erero. iege;sse'
with costs Ct alrer1is.g aid eyFs-Eses g tEss
sale ABRAHAM HALSEf.
NszsEgs.rT.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-04
P0sTPoSENExTs

I've SIZE q desHgusni stock q the zhoge
naEats3 Company y aereoy postpaid ust33
Ia ISDAl. -ysz =. As5s. a. i4se same hour
A. plssce- Is of5ar q t1ss Ne2Fs u IHfxcsa-E
ABRAHAM HALsEI. Aeeres@ry-
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-04

j. q m4 yer fai mi !.
Care for Aervo Gus
I1ci1Ify, EKisa.esae1
! Ital ty, Seminal
aeagness. >perua-
tGTFbexsa. r. o.
NtNIEI8Eb. I'm
TIlsieD xas'al ) ,iss,
and al Tie terrible
effects q ss.lf aIiJlass.
Youthful Fc2ies
and Excuss.e.s IN
Aaf9rer years
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-04
PGS TPcNEMET.

The sais # deAaglsus stock q the ahsVvs
nAE8e5 Ceaara-v j. here1r possr.oCea unt1
MONDAY. Ngf0ter STR lsz#, - U.e saxse
h0z- as p4--l=. r. or-er d the Ea4r1 G.
l5sneeaur4
ABRAHAM HALsEY, Secretary.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-04
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
Notice of Sale OF Real Est.t.
Az PtBEIe AUCTION.

Notice j. hereby giFen, tha. in ru,rx,., :.
~ or'1sr 9 tne l"sf.sa District 6ylrt q ~
boslt. made on the @isa 1zy a Anil n1, .
lso1. in ;he matter q the essa,s ~ a. -
Lisssr~T. decreased, the vzaers5gnes 49, 49,. -. ..
istrat9r Ct tEe sad ssts .e, NJ ~ ;, s-.aa'
auction. % the highest iS5osr ~ 80, Pr"i y
gos5 coin, and subject b. o1aern.ation l., 20. 3
Dlsfrlcf CourL. Ssa
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-04
PosTPoNEEENT.

TIE sz}e q del5rgusrt s.or8 e The af.cHs
named Cezg a1v = hestay postponed g-sl
FRIDAY. Dtgem.teT 18th. ls-s AZ tfs saTae
boar and place. Ey order a tbs Bezrd q. L.
rpct1rE
ABRAHAN EAISEY, SeIretA-y.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-04

The sac q delinquent sock q r. Aaeyyt
n&Ened CgEgrEy = hereby E.ossF0atd anita
I'll LsDAN, ielEr4rv 18th, lsSc. Il fh- sssae
eonr sno zoe. ~ order @. Ihe Board q ~
rectorS
ABRAHAM HALsEy. SECRETARY.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-04
z b y

SACA az ,-sfas - sa4 - Lzsss4fnGe, NOetufElasl
Emission, aversion t. Soaiety. Dirn1ess cf Ais-
sen. Ne3sas IS tbs Head, the vital fluid passing
ynebservea IA the urine. and TnzBv OH n d.
sslases that lela To INSANITY znd GaatA
DR. MGSFfE VIII agree to forfeit Five
HHRdrtss iasslfaPs f1H d case a th2s kind The
Vital kE~I 1EiTlfE (un1er las s-ee.aa
advice ae trsafsFant9 VIII aot essrs. or aef ANY
thing I1upure O. Injurious found iB IL In.
NINTH treats AL Private Diseases sa CESS
fGlly wIIaoszt laaGeaTg- Consultation Eree.
Tber0nga eEA@lnafs0a ana a1xsne~ i1lSlaasrt
z4ualEsis 81 arlne. - CO. Eracs of gifxf re.
sserzIyes s. 90 bottle; o. four times lie
qaantlfys & . CO. s=sif 70 any address upon re-
ce1pf Of price. ca G. o. D.. secure from oisssrva-
ton, asd in priaase nAz1e If desired. by
A. x. MINTfE. Va. d..
N kearRey street. san Francisco. Cal.
Dr. WfsrEE's KIDNEY REMEDY.
NEPHEETfC vi. cures al kinds Of Ktdney
and Bsas1ce- IQfrllasnis, GoBorrhoca. Glatt
Leneorrhaea- Tor sale by al Druggists: 81 90
g bottle, SIX bottles for S. o.
DIR. MENTIEss DANDEII0y PILLS
ere The hest and cheapest DYsPEF>kI4 ard
BILIOUS enrs IN the market For salt BY al
kx d2--b
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-04
TrieIa,. MAY ;lh. Isse.

~ e cesock r.. 4: tie County Gers oSa IN
szs county.
ss..tTstassrs E1Els- fsgrszlsh 81 ng4feglzA I'D
enter lafc t.atrsa.t @8th the EoArd - pe1c-m
the @D-k 81 -egl r1@fsas wlth tbs Yaa ard
sEs at zss Daw g., ts.a IS tAs Gteras Gee,
ard asasS sxeesst a hs1ss he safas V " Ax.d
rs tss Eca-a 81 tsaTts Cosg4ssssso szA %
De- sfs5ToYss Is SAD board. ST. ; fAsiasA erm.
r. ae R5sh tt4a tsrnss g ~ e1Etf4z
ss1 H1s.sl w.i Eset3 60 iEsSav M-g II. 5.
e'e4eak D. ~. g. o5Na and .4assaer s4s3 hsls
ALL ,- +. sass-
TEs - "a reseryes tie ri@hi 70 rtse. any
ra4 81 e.
- aszlcf q lie Beard oi Cganty oszaza.s.
Esaztr&
= T. sC2. ci-~I
Eianszssoeas April %. ls.a =
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-04
PGSTPgNENIIST.

The sale q de,lrg lsAag STOCK q tae ahose
named Company Is hereby postpaid uu.5l
SAT BDAS. AfsrIl ~. l.sa .; tils ssrsse iia1-
sl1 T4l1s- J3v aT1tg q TIE Beard a I.neetaTs
ABRAHAM EA1SET. Sas-e..ry.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-02
Police Hearings.

Uriah B. Cooling had hearing be.
fore the Mayor last evening on the
charge of stealing about $50 worth OF
brass from the Beet Sugar Works at
Riverside. Robert Callahan, a Phila-
dalphia police officer, had given testi'
mony against Cooling in the afternoon,
when the case was partly heard. At
night the trial Was resumed and another
witness testified. Cooling was held in
the sum of $500 bail to answer the
charge at Court.
John Mcguire, Who was charged with
being drunk and disorderly around
Robert Gardner's store, was fined So
and costs and required to furnish 500
peace bond.
Joseph Caulk, a colored boy, charged
with striking Alexander Jennery, at
Culberts blacksmith shop, with stone,
was fined q and costs.
James Cusick and Benjamin Fighter
were charged with assaulting Morris
Carberry. Fighter was discharged,
but Cusick was subjected to o fine of S3
and costs, which amounted to $l4,5S.
One case Of drunkenness was also
heard.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-02
SPECIAL MENTION.

lTOrtunate Russ Ian Merchant.
The city Of New York, at No. $50
nd street, Mr. Jacob Rabiner has fol
pat fifteen years conducted a gen
aeas general furni3hing-goods store
success, by fair dealing and low
sl, HI, il the July drawing, fol.
ID The usual custom of all CONT,
h Europeans, and put q dollar in
grand monthly distribution Of the
FAl'ls State Lottery Company, buy.
sEst ticket of NJ. A. Dauphin, No.
Broadway, New York City, and
Alaed from this fortunate investment
70 thousand dollars ($l5,000) in
by the aid Of which he says he
s enabled to sell still cheaper,
Keep larger assortment OF goods.
the Crescent City's favorite in
lIIon becomes as it we're a blessing
iagaiSe TO the business community.
fIpVOnari was elected to succeed
WNtLe grand council OF Ute In
~, held at Los Pinos, Col, on the
hll!imO,
Daily Republican., 1880-09-02
Metal ROOfers.

'lne'F' Wood 4 Co., cor. Front and
'aSs streets, Wilmington, Del, are
principal metal roofers in the State.
" manufacture all kinds of light
aeaVy articles of sheet metal.
suea' extensively in stoves, heaters
ASqnnedy's Prairie Weed and Kenne.
EII,s,flt IsIsaVOflte Remedy sold by Taylor &
STOn T,'On' Dfuggtats and Apotheoaries,
b,I' N"le wax, jar and bottle corks,
\, ~. sua ground spices for ssls by j.
|SnIa' Ia"Iaan, Druggist, Fifth and
I'M, recommend, our Domestic Cough
ka.nI. kn W Its own merits, as an
[rS 'us ', Cough Remedy, at Cooper's
[,.s,, s 'IyO,re, Seventh and Jefferson
T""' wilmington, Del.