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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-10
Important to the Fair Sex

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY cures Leucon
hea (or whitesl Painful Menstrustion Liberation o
as female weakness They have been used in England
for years periodical and regulating pill Sold by az
Druests everywhere Price 81 90 per box or SIX boxes
for $500 sent b mail free OF postage securely sealed
THE GRAY MEDICINE Coz,
Mechanics Block, Detroit, Men
wholesale Agents for U. S. tFPamphlets sent free
II. BOSWORTH 4 SONS, Wholesale A4ts, Milwaukee,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-10

These Boots and Shoes are made with double
sOles and rubbe--ined between, and will keep your
feet dry and warm. The outer sole is protected
from wear ny 6O0DRICHS PATENT BESSEMeR
STEEL RIVE ), i'm bedded and CIinched with
in the body of the leather, and are guaranteed 70
outwear any other sole, and cost of repairs All
frstcass dealers sell these boots and Shoes If taps
stamps for mems size or 40 cts for boys size to H.
Goodrich l9Church st, Worcester, Mass to 4OHoyne
avenue, Chicago H., and pair will be sent by mail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-23
EUROPEAN MARKEra.

LIyEKPooi- April 22PorEc;rnIaa MsSs EastogD. steady
steady at 308d. Short Rlb steady nj 31. Long Clear.
Gun a. 81 sAsss oS Ssas G da a. a nea1d M S@
duh AZ O Extra Mesa steady s9; Primo Mess steady
IN Iard-PTtne Western steady nj 37i6d TallOw-p1me
City dan q s4L TuIPe3SlnsI spirtss steady a. 40L
AInerean Choice. steady 10 i6i Lard OIL duh ~ 80.
F1ur-Extra State dat at 1874 Wheat-sYrhe No 3,
steady M plOdi sprIne 80 y steady l08d New Win
lar western steady az i0di New southern Winter steady
ar lOiId. COrn-Mixed Old dull at 6iAsd. New hlIed
daii AZ 5td Csisenseod on-ys!eM American none
IA market RoMn--C0mm6n, AZ London, steady ~ A6d
Turpantisla. 8t4nts. a. LDn10H steady az 3D.
ilyERrooI April a. 1890 .. mBaeOn 5A per cWt f0I
IyERPooI, Aprh 22s;se p no Corn So per Genital foI
LONDON, April 22At tho Wool sAles this evening l0bot
se@ eRe ef hxfa1T guita Yesterdays
bales vtCOriRp-Fieece At Is Gid dXs 31gd
GAG baea eW south Wales unf oJeensaadFeeoe AZ Ia
"a 2s bi, n 0k0 bales zeaInnd boeee &C Is Cd
sTd: fdy beits Cape-F1oeee at 10 20. JlA 9Ld.
LoSn0R Xpf 22--k pmSplrfts OF Turpenine 3o eWt
zNTwxae Epr 3e.leEossan, l7 francs paid 10 fra1cI
askea Ter ace pale American.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-23

go yynttea tases Rxvrssa eash y; Central Pacific.
Gsseapeake ara Ohio second and first pro
sr,sd. Rock Island. Lake Erie and Western,
Northsrn Pacific. Reading, and st. Paul and
e,mx CITY, each u; Northwest, Manhattan
elevated. Michigan Central, and Western Union,
eseh 81: Chesapeake and Ohio. Hannibal and 81
Jaseph, Erie common and preferred, Northern Pa
r;ee preferred and Ohio and Mississippi, each q {;
Central and Hudson, Ts; Chicago, st. Paul and
Minneapolis, Delaware and Hudson. st. Paul and
Sioux City, Wabash pFaferred. and Colombo Coal
and Iron. each L; Ontario and Western, Missouri,
Kansas and Texas. and Wabash, each lie;
New-Jersey Central, III; Hannibal and ST.
Joseph preferred, 1ss; Nashville, Chat
tanooga and st. Louis, Ohio snd Mississippi
preferred, Iron Mountain, and Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph each Ia; St. Paul, 1Ss Delaware, Lack
avanna and Western. q Louisville and Nashville. b;
and American District Telegraph. al per cent Adj
vsnees-St Louis and San Francisco preferred, q /;
c., G. and L C. and Cleveland and Pittsburg, each
"A; ST. Louis and San Francisco and Pacific Mail,
each o. and Houston and Texas, 1l9 per cent
Government bonds were dull and hardly steady
az to quotations. The transactions ut the Boards
covered So. 600 coupon 5s at 1O3s1. and $4,000
coupon 4s at 1071s0107 and $4,000 registered at
1O7 District of Columbia 1855 sold at 81. The
followin1 are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-23
LIVE STOCK MARKsrs-sY TELEGRAPH.

RUFFALn April observation-disclosures today 1900 head;
total Tor the far. $3.50 head for the same ume
last week O76O head consigned through 40 car5 market
SFE AND LAMBs- Receipts day. $500 head total for
the far OoO head for the same time last week.
~ consigned through IL market active hrm
and higher offerings generally OF good quality sales OF Choice
Receipts tO-aV 1000 head. total for the week mus
far head time last week 80 400 head
through market weaker: Workers Light
f0 CnOice M e. oct 5O Medium and Heavy az g. AO@
81 ID: Fair Ends Fsdfi so Pigs at $idS4 30
CHICAGO ADnl ~ --HOBs-keCepts. 22OOO head ship.
1000 hen opened strong ruled &c higher
and closrd with The 0Bt Mixed Packing 81
asa % Light 81 20n$4 49, chiefly at - 4Oasl 40: Choice
Heavy ~ - fUa&A 90.
l Opcnrd steady clOs dali and weaker ROnEh Ore.
5us and Natives lower shipping ~ - 1Sj or Butchers
STEADY f2as3 80 CHIEFLY at 81 ais 5 sOckerS and
sIgsP Receipts 25OO head: sh pmeuts. 24OO head:
kt steady clipped Mt 81 5OdSi 800 Fair TO Choice Wooiled
EisT LIEEETi. Penn. ADTn 22.-oArns-ReesiptS, sss
HoesRecelbts 700 head Philadelphia at 81 G5asi 75i
YOrKers ~ 81 IOoA o. 80 -, -, .
yeAiefday'a preeA - - 49,, -, -, d.,
Workers AZ - 5rSt %; Bacon &C ~ 10TH 80 hatchery
nj ~ lUa 49, Fancy AZ - 4OGs 50 TeeePs bsOO head
Hhlpnenta Zoo heal.
Fancy Grades IN nnn Et 10 Good ~fevr
600 10 400 StSst 81; Butcher sum and SocKCTs and
Pecdcrs UNCHANGED receipts 1000 heads shipments 1000
head ,---, -.-,..- , ,oo -, Al,
M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-23
corros MAnKErs-sY TELEGRAPH.

LrvERPool- Aprll 92lx.90 m.-COieI q1tetL sIsSina
ssisS ;gsspsSa and EXPORT EsseR
a5dS Low ddin9 Clause. XpS asiysry Sa; d. Ap
and MAY GSysTy s nay and Js e 9y
August delivery DO end sspIs@Ssr deiyeEy
DO october ana Noye1SeF delivery esso; do November
LIYERPooI April 23-Is0 D. m-Middn9 Uplands Cotton.
9sd Midallng Orleans 7a Lev Miadling gglaRS gu Ii
LvElFooI. March 224: p. mTho sales OF The day in
MidinE, ciaa:s september and October delivery Sssd
Agersii, 4prh s2-Ootton quesi S.danne, llTs' Low
s MssIRE y @ Good Ordinary iO' receipts % Oa'''
BIiTISoRi. April 22zCotton dull Mi1ainE l2c;, Leg
Saes Exports 70 Great Britain iiS baiss cCSstxsS 10
BOSTON Aprn ss--COWon dull MidduE l2l4e. Low Mid
Tos 65I Bales exports Great Britain So bales; stock
CHARLESTON April 92-cOOn steady siddinG 12sc.
MiddlDG l2cj Good Ordinary adllSc net receipts 32S
bales exports coastwse IL bales Gales 800 Bales stock
crcISSIT[ ADri! 29coton quiet; MlddllnE l5c; Low
shpmeat 65 Ssiss; sales %
adIg Good 0na a. BOD q bsiS neS reoeOts S'o
LOUIsTLLE ADnl %. Cotton duui Miadilng l1ae.
9 S1al MP s ses Ses go bses; stoes
MosIiE April 22CottOn quiej MnGling ll9ici Low Mid
ding II 4c Good Ordinary l0c net receipts a25 bales;
s5RSF o5 20 o Is 6as S bSs 'O
1PIl otton steady. MdaIng h2c I 6Ss
bales bate sTPqFST to Great grtap sS s2
sales, 3 900 bales stOcg. 22O03l bales.
NORFOLK April 22-COttOE quiet Middling, lle4c; net
receipts bales oOasWse Al bales; sales 327
bales; stock 1l.245 baios. . .
rnILADELPlIlA, April 22-Cotton quit Mlidlns i2Fse3
Low MiIng 2sc Ordinary IL sc. net receipts, 100
bales gross 1876 bales sales, spnners BOB bales STOCK
1889 bales $500, -
Mddng IL &c; GOOD Ordinary lOsc. net receipCa 44O
bales sales 300 bales stock. 1y,O40 bales. -
81. LOUIS April 22.-COtton quiet unchanged MIddnnR
II aC; Mlddlng IL G0Od ordinary, LOSc receipt
32i baes Shipments S75 bAes: sales 147 balesi stock
59,Ge2 bales
WIIAuXGTON a DP 22-COtOn steady; Adding IL hcI Low
MdinG. lOc; Good Ordinary lO4c net receipts ~ baeS
stOck, $500 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-23

The dealings in railroad bonds included fifty
eight different Varieties but usual the business
done in the larger number was in small amounts
and is without significance. Prices for nearly all
tho speculative kinds yielded, In sympathy with the
depression In the share market but to less degree
Erie second consols declined % per cent to ellis,
and the funded 5s fell Il TO s5sa. Missouri Kansas
and Texas first consols, In tue Hrst business at
1919, were only ID lower. and the seconds at 61s4
were 81 lower. Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg
firsts were steady at 87l9967%067Hs Chesapeake
and OHIO currency interest debts sold at 43 against
42lo Yesterday but ut the close would not fetch
that figure: fair amount Of business was done IN
Canada Southern frsts at 91120013s 81. LOUIS aud
Iron Mountain second incomes sold at ~ unchanged
from Yesterdays closing figures. Denver and Rio
Grande firsts were strong at 105, Union Pacific
firss steady at 1925 and Central Pacific gold bonds
5. lower al 1924 Texas and Pacific incomes rose
from SO to 6914S69. The following are the closing
nnntatinnss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW.YORK, Apnl 22.-BEEVRs-F receipts %
cara heada 60tn 81 ana al Tor sae-l5 tor
yeGs d HeRenstein ears for d. Wa1l aud cars ior F.
Joseph Total H'nce Saturday D,703 had, aEdiust 51
head the corresponding ube asl week Inere srna
81 buyers at the stock yards this morning. but
WITH tho assistance % exporter the cattle were al sold AZ
incnd{r9 m hshd for eTDot alive a I'D. aio dyrse
30 b. and butchers PAID fOR ~. ge and BOO head
the balance 81 the UoTnsl There ie life 10 tue
dressed beeI market carly ths oIh!ng but II did not lass
sellers report 40 unaat8iaCtOfy trhdo after
Po0F Fair skies we're selling IN Arlington Market Ct
aTlc with Good 81 40 SO and only few Extra
N, 6iKh as So r. @. Eastman shipped is5 Live
Cattle on the State Of Nevada, 100 Live Cattle on
&c Pheubina Live Cattle tho Otranto Lingham
oren g9 Live Cnttis and g Lave sheep on tho LAsti
ia and the same stlanser look Oa 2D1 Lave Hogs for "a.
Green The steamer Bermuda also sailed to-day with rs Lave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-23

The Sub-Treasury to-day lost $500, 999 on bal
ance made I'D by coin loss of 1884, 1885, less cur
rency gain Of $83, 1877. This makes the net loss
since last Friday $1es Although ON tRe a6oU 0
the bonds purchased yesterday, /" the street ana
the money market to-day So the lS bscaHs
the remainder was paid for by checks which VIII
count at the Clearing H. Use tomorrow as SO mnG rn
gold So money to-day was again easy, ana more
business was done at per cent than on any Pre-
vous day, but the common rate was b. Inc
domestic exchanges on New-York at the places
named are quoted as follows: Savannah 519GSl6pTe-
MUM: Charleston, 5S204 premium New;orIeans'
commercial par, bank 81 so premium ~, Louis
rs cents premium; Chicago, 90 cents pre-,
MUM; Boston. 33l3 cents discount The United
States Treasurer at Washington to-day re-
ceived 100000 in National bank notes tor re-
demptiOn. The customs receipts were S5O0,OOO'
and the internal revenue receipts were $5OO.OOu
The following is tho Clearing House statement to
day Exchanges 1922 S41, 765; balances, $40l61 ~.
The transactions at the Suh-lreasuTy covered:
Receipts, S749, $40; payments 81 $40; currency
balance, So, 1872 All; com balance Sl01 .762 10.
The foreign exchanges remain INACTIVE and rates
are steady on the basis of the following quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-23
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North RIpcr. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
THURSDAY, April 90, 1880.
Acknowledgement

Acknowledgements o..- g. p-,,.
COFFEE-Rio dull and unchanged; ORDINARY 20 ~
Cargoes 2lgSl6c, including Far AZ l4Aci see% lVoU
bags "Srius on private terms resaes OF "a bn1t
nrvae terms Grades were In fair demand an1 hDous
Steady; Loo LaguayTa Augususn and 5oO Dags
and f66 baga maracaloo ez
Srna at I4tc; Java at 81 d25e; Maraeaibo az
TaSnayrn a. Savanila at 1367c; steamer
rived Win iOb7T and 312l bags MafaDO
ayices from Maracaibo stated that there consldAoe
the was here. 10 WeHknoWn ConsiueraVle bAsu"S~ -
shipped Hamburg. - -,--,-. -. -, s,oo1r.
sales s75 bales 07O last eyeng incinung LIDO i 100
R9es reSents nj the ports today 5g4D balep against
bales this day last week. and 35l2 lest year since
Der l. 46l3396 bales against A214,2e5 bales during the
rlad IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-23

EUROPEAN p1NANoIAL MARKEra

LONDON Apn 22zl23O ~ Consols 1911 sior both money
and Great Western hrst mortgage trustees serthces %
do second So NewJe Central cOnsOls 1O1 Erie Rail.
shares 4b< PennsYlvane Central b6ls Reading Raj
road. 345. NewYOrt Central 1886
IOsDoS April 22-3 D. m.-The bullion in the Bank Of
England has decreased es2Q0 during the past week The
Bank OF England 10 liability iB 4Se
which Is the same rs last week.
LONDON April ga y. m.-Atlanhe and Great western
first mortgage trustees certificates 73 90, second 369
Central cOnsols 1912 Erie Railway shares 40 81
Illinois Central 1904; pennsYvanla Central 50 Reading
Railroad, 35ia - -,
DeT Gem reUes francs 40 Confines for account
PARIS April 22.ExcnaUge London, 20 francs 90 cen
tnes checks The specie the Bank OF France has In
ereased 10. oOe. 900 francs during tho past week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-23

0srs. ASIA: clear Rfbs $780, Clear ss6ea eisegsoe.
higher. Sh0aideFa 43poy Clear Ria S1eaf
Bdss 3S9RTc. ReesiPs Flour COCO DREs Whssk fAeee
BUSH, Barley. 5000 bush shipments Flour g901 bbis;
Wheat 900 BUSH; Corn. 60o0 bush; Oats 900 BUSH
TOLEDO April 22-Wheet weak Anber Michigan. 81 10
No. Q Red Winter. spot 81 %; April 81 49, May. q ~
Wabash 81 12 Western Amber 81 70 No Amber Iiccls
81 81 Corn High Mixed 40i2os No. gD0fs 19tsos
May and juno SIC: NO WHITE al no; Rejectee Sstci
Damaged Ses.e Oats arm Nc S4+e. AZ ne eisse
81 1874 June 81 l6S So Red May 81 l2S Reeepts,-
Wheat. $4,000 BUSH Corn, $1,000 oushi Oats 4OOO nnsn
Shipments-W heat $1,000 bush Corn blOO0 pash' oets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-23

The Governors of the Bank of England at their
weekly meeting to-day made emo change IN the bank -
rate for discount and 1t remains at per cent.
The movements at the bank during the week were
very evenly balanced, because with change in the
bullion account of only fS,200-a loss-the prop0T-
ton of The banks reserve to its liabilities is the
eamA as It was o week a0O-4S91e per cent At the
Stock Exchange, British eonsOls were steady az
991lIa United States 5s declined Is to 1O4oe, the
other issues being steady 412s ut 111l9, and 4s at
lO9l9 American railway securities generally were
quiet Erie after selling at Ash and As, closed
the same as yesterday at ISIS, and the second con-
soils we're steady at 93S. Atlantic and Great West
Int recovered and closed at 1919 and 36l2 re-
spectively. Illinois Central was 4 lower at
1905. Pennsylvanla was unchanged at 90 after
selling at 60l9 and Reading and Central and Hud-
son were steady at 34l2 and 130 respectively. In
Paris French per cents fell from S347l2to 1881
15S3 40 sight exchange on London rising to 25.2O
franc TO the e, The Bank of France reports gain
of specie for the week amounting to 100000
francs. ..,
The receipts OF -four aud grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this ed day of April were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-23
TO MINERS
In River Beds Or in PlacerS.

THE ROY STONE HYDRAULIC ExCAYAT0x con
sst ola boiler and pump two flexible water hose 1h n.y.
drauiic Jet n0sz0is, and a long iron tube.
largo Drsdge with a2S iron tnbe 10 inches in dame
ia inch eecing nozzle aud Id lbs. squaIe inch
pressure on the pump viii DISCHARGE feet above water
gravel minute, 1000 cubic varis hours
together with three times that Volume OF water.
Il works perfectly IN smooth rough water from two ee6
one hundred feet IN depth
Any required ear be bdit
It in operation IN New York Harbor model
Is exhibition ut the compsnys Office Apply Tor circular to
The Roy II ne Hydraulic Mining and Dredging Con,
pnny, s Equitn BILE Building Boston, Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-23

OF city bank stocks American Exchange sold l5l
at 100, Fourth National 90 at III, and Leather
Manufacturer 10y at 14o. Annexed arc the bidding
and asking prices at the first board;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-23
BnAZIL CnFVEk MARKEr.

RIO JASEIRo April 2l.-CoHee-Market quiet, pnc
maintained no change Good rsis, $4,000 900 reis per
kiiOB Exchange on LONDON. 2Dd
SANTOS April 2l.-C0fee-Market animated. prices frn
Superior Santos 5,s0OD 900 refs per 10 kilCs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-23

In state bonds, Louisiana consols were weaker
with sales at 49, Missouri IS of 1886 sold at 1862
and 8s of 1887 at 1OSs The following are the clos
ing quotations for State bonds:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-23

All SewYork and Brooklyn GAS Stocks and also all kinds
OF BROOKLYN Investment securities dealt IN BY
NEORNE II. PRENTJSS, - BrOadst, N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-23
Elnanclll.

A IL STOCKHOLDERS of GERMANlA and
"a HIGHGATE PETROLEUM. co. call or write to JNo.
pONDIR. 10 BrO2d.st. Stockholders bring stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-23

Comparative exports OF -four, wheat and corn
from the principal Atlantic ports for weeks ended
April IL, and from January l, 1879 and 1880:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-23

GAS STOCKS e. City X. r. & Loan and Imp'vt
VI stoeks & Bonds Oought sold F.r hEWITl.s Droadsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-23

Ngw.YoRR. April 8, 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-23

GWYNNE & DAY, As Wall-st., New-York
VI establlshed lS5a), transact general Banking and
Brokerage business in RAILWAY shares Bonds &C, 60
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-21
DECLINES TO CRAFTY SPITE. -

DECLINES TO CRAFTY A SPITE. - The
Chronicle of last evening contains the following
regarding the Carson Mint:
We have received communication from
Carson in relation to the Mint The Gtro'.-
icle will publish any definite charges against
that or any other public institut Oh, if the
charges be made BY responsible parties, but
it will not make itself convenience for men
who have personal spites to crafty. We
underst and that the author of the commu' =
cation in question has been boastlng i'll Can
sen that he could secure the publication by
the Chronicle of anything that he might write
about the Mint.
Although the Chronicle is Democratic
Journal 1t has the fairness to make 40 unsub-
stantiated charges against public institution
running under Republican administration.
SOME time ago certa; n Mint employees taking
the advice of their worst enemies sent on a
document to Washington making complaint
against the management of the Mint. Since
that time they have been out of work and
some of the more injudicious ones are boast
ing about the streets what they propose to do
against the present management One of them
has been writing letters to the Chronicle and
his intention was well known in the Mint a
week age His efforts to create trouble ap-
pears from the above to have met with cool
reception.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-21
Western.

SAN Francisco, July go
E. c. Fellows, Assistant General Superin
tenoent of the Central Pacific Railroad, died
this evening at Oakland.
VarIOIoid at the Ray.
Two cases of varioloid were discovered yes
terday on Brannan street, between Fifth and
Sixth. One was removed to the pest -house,
and the other was quarantined ia her own
house Both are women and light cases.
Crushed IN a Mine
WHEATLAND, (Cal. July 20.
A large body of ore in the San Francisco
Copper Mine, at Spencerville, gave way. last
evening, crushing man by the name of W. B.
Case. He cannot survive.
Sklice Robbers Shot aud Killed.
ORovILLE, July 20.
A Portuguese aged about % years, name
unknown, was shot and instantly killed at
the Spring Valley Mining Company's fume
at Cherokee last night, while in the act Of
robbing the aume. by two boys aged about IL
and IA years, who were acting for the night
watchmen.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-21

THE PRITcHARD TRIAL.-ln the second
trial of the case of the State vs. Pritchard
considerable difficulty is being experienced in
finding a jury. Nearly every resident of
Ormsby county has read the newspaper ac-
counts of the first trial in which Pritchard
was convicted. Each man reading the account
has naturally formed an opinion and an opin-
ion is considered as bar to the qualifications
of jurer. The fact that jury found the de-
PENDANT guilty in the first trial would naturally
have its weight with man hearing or reading
of the circumstances, and this fast assists the
the prisoner and debars the man so forming
an opinion from serving on the jury. With
such law the only way to secure jury
would be to lock up dozen men the moment
a man was killed and keep the newspapers
away from them until the defendant is hung
or acquitted.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-21

KEEP AN EYE ON THE kAILRoADERs. The
Carson APPEAL has the homer of being the
only Republican daily newspaper in the State
which is not owned or controlled by the rail
road companies.
The APPEAL warns its readers that the rail-
road people are working to secure control of
the coming Republican State Convention at
Carson. e... -.-....- --
The railroad men had a large finger in both
the Austin and Winnemucca conventions,
At the one they got Sharon Endorsed and at
the other they made idiocy of the railroad
plank of the platform.
The people of both parties who do not de-
sire this State to continue under the thumb
Of the railroad power must be wide awake.
No men known to have been politically en-
ployed by, or allied with, the railroads, must
be allowed to have anything to do with the
county conventions.
The excitement of the Presidential canvass
must not let US forget our home interests.
The railroad companies, as they have con-
Quoted and now conduct their business, are
the worst enemies Nevada has.-Viryinia
Chronicle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-21

CooL.-In the local columns will be found
another card from MIR. Elstner, and it affords
us some pleasure to notice that as the comoat
thickens his cards grow shorter. This is the
true secret Of card writing, for where one man
will read long card hundred will peruse
and remember short. one. During the time
that Mr. Esther has sought the APPEAL office
for the publication of his cards he was bnsily
engaged in writing articles for the Tribune, il
which he playfully alludes to the APPEAL as
the /" first and flexible commodity across the
square," We fear that any man who is not a
professional writer will find it something of
strain upon him to write for two papers. Mr..
Estner sought the APPEAL office with his
cards probably because he considered it the
first" paper in Carson and ''hexible' enough
to enable him to squeeze his cards into it.
We haven't the reMotest objection to Mr..
Elstner's continuing editorial charge Of the
Tribune, and he is still welcome to publish his
cards in the commodity across the square"
In our humble opinion, however, if he has
good case he will serve his pnrpose better by
taking his quarrel with Hill into the District
Court.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-21

Col. FoRNEY, the Pennsy Iylria politician
gravely announces that each Chinaman on the
Pacific slope pays $3.50 year school taxes
When man gets to be crazy as the fore
going would indicate, his anxiety to get into
the ranks of the Democracy is not astonish-
ing !"