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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-10

Mr.. SICOTT ALL RIGHT-Mr. SicOtt,
the young Frenchman who was dea-
cribed as having jumped the country
with Brown, the man who was arrested
at Empire yesterday, appears at the
time the levanting took place to have
been following honest and peaceful
avocations, as the following IS designed
to show:
CARSON, CITY, March 8, 1881.
This is to certify that a. Sicott is i'll
my employ and has been for the last
six weeks, and did not leave with the
said Thomas Brown, as reported in the
papers by Capt. d. w. Avery.
G. w. CHUBBUCK.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-10

The WEDDING LAST NIGHT.-Last
evening Mrs Louisa Shrieves and
Oliver Roberts, both OF this city, were
married at the Catholic Church, by
Father Tornley.- The bride was ele-
gantlsf sod e church was packed
to its II, st capacity. After the cere-
mony the couple entertained their
friends at the old Nye mansion. The
APPEAL acknowledges supply of ex-
cellent wine, and forwards its hearty
congratulations.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-10
JOTTiNGS.

assessment.
Senator Meder is in San Francisco fol
medical treatment
The District Court will be in session at
10 O'Clock this morning.
Charles Sherman assumes charge of the
Arlington House to-day.
The Melville opera troupe left for Vir-
ginia yesterday morning.
Benjamin Edison has been appointed re-
ceiver at the Union saloon.
Nrhe q. S. District Court will be in ses-
sion again on the 18th instant
Judge Sawyer viii be here next week to
sit on the U. S. Circuit Court Bench.
No Eastern mail has reached this city
since Saturday last, and none is expected
| until Saturday morning.
The Bodie-Jupiter case, now being tried
in San Francisco, will be submitted to the
jury some time to-day.
". II. N. johnson, son of Mrs. S. Il
Day, has been quite ill at the residence Of
his mother during the past week.
p. III. Elder, we'll known in this city, and
at one time May or Of Austin, has been nom
mated by the President Consul at G tay-
aquill.
Mr.. John Cheney's condition assumed
more favorable phase yesterday, and now
there are hopes entertained of his ultimate
recovery.
Splendid amethyst and diamond sleeve
buttons for $I4, worth $50. Send to Uncle
Harris, 221 Kearny street, between Bush
and Suffer.
It is estimated by tie police that there
are at least thirty confirmed opium smokers
i'll this city, to say nothing Of the number
who only chit the pipe" occasionally.
A letter from San Francisco says that |
Miss Edgington is greatly disappointed in
not having met with her a. ticipated success |
in the dramatic profession, end is likely to |
abandon it.
1t is stated that Dr. F. J. White, OF this |
city, will hare charge OF the State Insane |
Asylum upon its completion. If true, tie |
State may congratulate itself upon it's selec-
ton.
In another column will be found an al |
to the effect that G.. D. Cardew
is no longer connected in any capacity with
the Isabella Gold and Silver Mining Com
pany, of Alpine county, California.
The heat in the assay room of the Mint
was run up to 1870 degrees Fahrenheit, yes
terdav afternoon, while the attaches were
At work. the street the thermometer
stood at 40 degrees at that time.
Dan De guile wakes very sarcastic when
he asserts that the fish in the Carson almost
limb the banks to get sight of the anglers.
The real fact of the matter is that no angler
iares approach the stream without big
Tub to keep the trout from eating his boots
Up.
The Governor appointed the followin@
Sotaries Public yesterday: d. G. Paul,
Marietta, Esmeralda county; D. McKissick.
Esmeralda county; A. n.
Jrecker, Aurora, Esmeralda county; Z, +.
Jhase. Wells, Elko county; and Samuel
Commissioner of Deeds, to re-
ide at Boston, Mass.
A very impertinent Carson stakeholder
# Sierra Nevada wants to know what be- !
zones of all the bullion taken out of the
nine, besides the money which is paid into
he treasury with clock work regularity, on
he assessment account As the APPEAL is
lnabe to inform him, he is referred to j.
linor Taylor, owner of the bonanza mines.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-10

He WANTED A FISH BARBECUE.-~
r. II. Lindsey tells a rather ludicrous
stoiy on John Snow, the recently ap-
pointed Commissary Clerk of the State
Prison. A few years since Snow was a
member of the Democratic Committee
Of Storey county, and during one of
the meeting it was decided to
have an extensive barbecue at Bowers
mansion on a certain day. Mr.. Snow
consulted an almanac, and found that
the appointed date would fall upon a
Friday, 50 he jumps from his seat and
cries cut at the top Of his voice: "Mr.
Cheerlnan! Mr.. Cheerinan! L move you,
sorr, that it be changed to a fish barbe-
cue, as the hift of the Dmocratic party
does not ate mate On a Friday"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-10
THE CONCERTS.

Of the colossal scheme embrace the
leading men of Nevada. The Board of
Directors is not yet complete. but will
be in few days, and when published
here will no longer be the slightest
doubt regarding the success of this
great enterprise.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-10

THE GOVERNOR SIGNS THE BILL AND
BUSINESS BEGINS-HOW THE STATE
AND TIE PEOPLE WILL BE
BENEFITED.

Yesterday the Governor signed the
bill which provides for five Gift Con-
certs, to be performed in this city, for
the benefit OF the benevolent associa-
tons of Nevada.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-10
STOCKS


~ OPhir ~
~ cieAicih-
% Rest and neIcborz
285 California 90
20 Sayage-I75
125 Con. Virg;nia-1 40
800 Chollar-Ia
t2O Potosi-2U
$40 Hale ana Norcro ss-3 40
200 Grown Point 10
80 Yellow .Jacket-2 Ga
20 Be.cher-T5
1O55 Irnerial-I5
100 Aipha-2 70
100 Sierra Nevada-7 &c
100 Utah-7I
1880 Bnliio 800
so Excheq !er-I
375 Oyernlaa-GO
4O5 Union Con.-7a
400 Alta 90
125 Julia zoe
800 Caledenia-1Oc
225 Andes-1 80
$50 Justice-6Oc
100 Lady Washineton-1Oc
200 ChaIlenge-7Oc
945 Occidental-9O
50 scorpion-1 10
100 Btlton-5O
200 Concordia (Va)-5O
pvry,xo co,p,
o=o o. o.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-10

&ES week in your Terms and So cItRt
Vc| free. Address II. Ha!et, Co, Portland, II 80
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-10

He USED BAD Yester-
day afternoon two check guerillas were
stat 9 in front of the Ormsby House
bews ag their bad luck, and during
the conGlb one of them remarked: 81
wish I'd never been born; it would've
been money in my pocket" The other
replied "Oh, bosh Jim; if you'd
only been more pratical in the selection
Of your parents, and picked out Van
derbilt and his wife, you'd been all
right"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-10

day afternoon Chinatown was set in a
tun,ult by a Chinaman who had blood
in his eye, and wanted 20 kill coun-
trywoman with q pistol. Before he could
accomplish his deed he was taken in
charge by a gang of other Celestials,
who placed him in the custody Of the
Sheriff. 1t is believed that the fellow
is insane, and he will be examined by
q board Of physicians to-day.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-10
CARSON, CITY, March 8, 1881.

A SMASH-UP. - Ii. G. Hoibro0k' >
buggy was smashed into pieces last
night by his runaway horse. The ami
NAL was securely hitcfed in front Of Il
store ON Carson street, but by some
means or other got free and made a bee
line for its stable on the Warm springs
road, opposite the State Prison. Every
thing went along all right for a while
until the horse turned into iioll,r ok :
yard. There the buggy ran int,,a rec
tearing the top clear OF. !'his fright
ened the horse 50 tn It he do not stop
until the whole w tgon was smashed
into an undergraduate III iss.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-10

W. S. Byrne, Cashier Of the Mint, re-
'rnt from Sacramento yesterday. where
il &C cen to bury his mother, who died
b, n Sunday last.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-10
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

EY BODIE STAGE-ARRIVALs.
Mr. Charles & wife John Condor
IT Ward lei II Buckley
z Pearce Nas Wizard
Mr. Gilchrist NJ NJ Glenn
L Rowland
DEPARTURES
Mrs Madden Miss Madden
Ben Muller L p Cuno
S Hammock S B Ross
Guildea w M Connover
w Connover Miss e Pearce
N S Gregory
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-20
ON fROUT THE
UNION PACIFIC X. X.

Its South Park division is over 100
miles the shortest between Denver,
Buena Vista, LeaLv;lie. kokomo and
Red Cliff; over ninetv miles the short
est between Denver, Alpine ard Pit
ki1, ard over eighty miles the shortest
between Denver, Gunnison and San
Juan.
Its Kansas division is ia miles the
;hortest line from Denver to Kansas
CITY. Leavenworth, Atchi$on, St. j.
seph and all points east.
Its main line is over 200 miles the
shortest from Denver to Omaha. Cour-
Gil Bluff, Sioux City. St. Paul, MINI
eapolis and points in Iowa, wisconsin
ard Minnesota.
1t Is over 400 Mills the shortest linz
from Denver ard Le:dvi'le to Sa't
Francisco, California AID OIeSo:
points.
1t is the onlv line running through.
trains between Denver and the Mis-
souri, River without change.
L is the only line giving passengers
choice of two routes between Denver
and the Missouri river.
On the South Park and Colorado
divisions the scenery is unsqralleti on
any railroad in the world. The health
resorts are numerous and highly rec
ommerded.
The Union Pacific system Of rail
WAYS, centering at and connecting g
in union depots at Denver and other
prominent railroad centres, furnishes
% the people Of Colorado the shortest
quickest, safest and best route between
Ill important points.
Pullman sleepcrs, Horton chair cars,
observation coaches, steel rail, rock
ballast, air brakes, good eating houses
and everything obtainable for the COM
fort and safety of passengers.
Through tickets to all points. at low
est rates, on sale, and all facilities for
checking baggage.
Il is the great through freight line.
Its facilities for prompt despatch OF
freight are unrivaled.
Fol further information apply to
any agent, or to
Y. NJ CANE,
,en'l Ag't Fr t Dept, Denver.
GEORGE ADY
Gen'l ACT P. & r. dept, Denver.
HARRY WHITE, West. traverg Ag't.
I. l.. klMBALL,
Asst Gen'l Manager, Omaha, Neb.
c. S. STEBEiNs,
Gen'l Ticket As't, Omaha, Neb.
]. ". MORSE.
Gen'| Pass. Ag't, Omaha, Neh.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-20

The Indiana Secretary of State has
received the following judicial reproof
from a Justice of the Peace at Fort
Wayne: "You are lire when YOU
told the paper there that l said the
laws were made for me. | am justis
end know what my rights are. You
are fule. am the worst Democrat
in this town and all | want is nv
rights. hope you wont tell no more
lies about me-
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-20
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
To T. G. Kelly and ri lar! Fan. he:

To T. G. Kelly and ri lar, Fan.he:
Y"n a." ie c''r "0'fe' t a: hrSr cs: en.,.' orc
hrnrc' c9!'H liar il ial,' an IN + ,c.ne.s r,a,n
the katy 4. ! e. iua'ci i, hv Nmir- Dis
let, ''o"ntv cf Cunns"n. tate OF c ra'i of w'i,
the ',ston tifc:.tc is found ol, the ord Ia X
il the of.ice If Rc,orfe ,e All co'n.y
in 'oi r'd'. IN or e. To- h'' sri claim nnde + r.,
vi s # Sc.'i 2,3i "f he Devised Statutes # .l,r
United S'a'es and he amen'm"n' q ere,n arp oved
r'"av - ~; cnnc"'i irs annual 'af'' up mi Ing
claims. eir" he am. n rcrri ~c f. ~ sai lre or
tNe "e'i 4 e ding on he 1t ,'av Of Hecenler A. H.
ISL ari il within ii etv 'ars afe' t'is n".i by
"ti.c'ny fail rc.uac % -av or con ntc voir
pr % ii N 'f such "N,"ri'',c r.eowr = vaur t.
70 "s i he lain wiz . ONE the property cf the sub
SC hv The telnls # sail SO ,ion
li-SeptS JOHN p BREEN
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-20
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
t. n II. Sei'er., John Fr',y f. T. Tyler an. l..
BARNARD.

T" n y. Sei'er., John Firy. Z. T. Tyler an. l.. L.
Barnard!
VII. and eac o. II. ''e-"'y ro-ifind TIA: lave
ex'ea' cd ne''nn' ell d la il IL anI imnrrvn.
mems p.rt' G LADY ": TIE Lake de- i ,nte in Enly
ini,g dis it, Gu,nSon county, Clo; adj, OF Iii !,
til" 10 alton cc tiff; ~" is fled in thn
nf Of the Recorder f s:i u,tv il o','e- 70 hold
claim "n''er the pr visions SCI 9, -: q: he
Eevi>"' Statutes If t'.r F,i'"' ';ars ron crunc
ar,,n # la' or "'n ri ing i'm -" :hn am nm.
'eG isd t ~ l'si ! IF t'c v,ar"'ii 9, N"c"m er
?l>' J. q \ Il wi | ri "'v d., AFR. is II i q
br pm i;ca'i ;" ron fail ref So I & if,il.t" 70 r
non ii n f'n Il Exp. dime :s ,"-,',rc. ur in
'c es's s'i lain vii he" e pr.Ie ~ Of the
ssibri e by the terms .! said erior.
CHARLES j. SEIBERT.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-20
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To ank Pa ;no and T. l. T'.ib': ':etu:
Y ur"' 'e . V notifirl 'hat J have vrea2e' n"c
hU,d e .l,r il Ia a,l' ilr'r vel @ II on tie
Ma;' s l. e, isra'rf in r ly iii g l-t III. Gnnri.
So ClunV. - - + n YEA I'll ING January Ist
1881 A'd if II hip / g ,|aes al. rr hi. ice ~
lu' lea ion yor fail reuse ME ,oir pro-
'or i = s'ch sc .|i:,r" a co-owlcr v in'e--
cts ia m claim will b. III. property f the sub
ri acc,r,i iig to Il Statute il! sue e and
prov, 'e'. A. Il. FlTZtR.
augn
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-20
NOTICE FOP PUBLICATION.

and CHE al Le~lvilia. Col, Sept. 20, 1881.
No'i e 8 hereby eicenthat y c foil ing name set
'ir". JOIN W Scott, has filed notice Of Ii trent III 20
max" II a! "-s' in s'r'srt # lis claim ar., &c nre
hnal en'v TIE A. 'iir ali n # thirty ,ays
r"n' T." lat" o. ''S oil c ii On saturday Iovep,-
Ter 18th, 1881. 'ro IN se made iern-c the C,a,r.v
"Hd-e NJ '''uan'snn County. At Grnni-on fitv. His
claim is made hy his D. : fling la9 and j. FIR the
n =. :. +. = Sec. >. tie ". - \ VIZ NEL
= y. Sec'i'n l. Towns! il II. Eaage SC, ar Re
nan g 'h" fo'' wing his witnesses Vi: L. v Wife
~ L 't"it'. T. Lynch and r Bowtel Ill oe GuGnis
County, Colorado.
JSo J. HENEr. Register
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-20

xsJ- The rites for local notices will lc twcl;y.f;yc
oonA liIH fsr the first insertion and fifteen cents
~ fT cssh subsequent illsetttn, aud from te racs
w WI net deviatc.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-20
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
To Egust Eeitlaf.

To usust Dei.laf.
Y.ua he cby nofei that !! hare ''nnc The rrq,
81 ai.oui't of la'pr FIR the yr.T 1881 n the Bald
Egie lode, it'n cd II t'ic Ruy Mini e IT'S. 1T. Gun.
nou emmy G r,''" viz: ne 'und ID liars (S1,nl
Unlc ym T. G -ai trg !'ilt, pay 10 IN, yon. Share
Of sal wk within nj city days, yu" inter es, in said
nda will lie forfeited to the undesi-net'.
j ly4i no JOSEPH LUDWIG.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-20
THURSDAY, OCT. 20, 1881.

There il young lady at ysssar
Whs oils her hal. with Mscas.a-,
Will. hen mot er and father ars Jews
She IL a girl of much soul,
On he- cl in is mole.
And she ranks AS the bo-s gun. chewo1.
, 1881-03-23

Inte Monday night tho Intention Of snrRt.
1tehn was calIetl to tho three tlustitute children
ur II tentns.nr nai1tct, joint White. who hal ser-
cral tlays before ttcn tjcctett fron tenement
nt No. 10 Thirteenth place. Thu children. three
bpys. nycd 4. :, mud ycnra. having hecn
Abandoned t1rst by their tHDthcr mad
then hy their drunken fnther. hai bcen
compelled 10 seek sclrr III tho barn. and there
w.us' found hltldlcal t,wc:hcr nr1sl ncnrty fhtil.
ishttl with G0ld ni1i hnnKcr. They Wtr1, brtEu1ht
10 tho West Twelfth Htrict Htntlnn and cotnf',rt-
At1y rrs,vl'1c'1 Yur. The fntllor wnR nrrastet1
nry. The ile!Rhtors stAtv that Whites 'lfssipn-
ttntl has frequently ts.tIsed hA wife IT, icafc him:
nt. ~ 81. whs lIn9t'le tn t'Fnv For herself md
ric l+t time tho Wits irtt without ti ehIl!ren.
Int White did M lnltcr by tholn than before.
sui ycAter.ny White pleas1r har'l fur pnc rllarr
e9nrc 70 refnrnl, md lipon hla tnktnE th9
p!tsRr his wife consented to return Il, hin, nf1tl
i,ru,llc fur the in.nlIy. After II rnntlonary
lccture. the Juaticc discharged thofn nIl.
, 1881-03-23
STOLEN GOODS,

Owners nrc wanted ut tho West Madison Street
Sutton for Il large anti varlcd assortment Of
uoR!s which were recently recovered by SerKt.
barrow and Oillcer lsotlert Williams ut the hpuse
Of l.. Houston mud wife, M. II North Oakley
nyenuc, Houston IL MI expert llck,ockct, bel
ter known 'l,y hts n!rknnme Ut "Frpnch
Paddy" and Is wanted fur trini
upon an Indictment brought nrninst
him II, July lust yeur, md fur wllntefcr crimes
liz hns rt,nlntttcl siucn. The property rccnrcr-
ri tHcles seMl-kin Furs. II silver cross. several
Il tine gnlt witch, lut of 1sN,]ss.
BLK slrssrs and other tlnc clothing.
md II tHHcpIlnnuhus lot IT 1cwclry. II
prtA:ecds ut recent tMrplar!cs 1T that district.
Uw1,trs a!s! wnnst4l nlsn for II Int nf Norwegian
herring. Which werc tnkcn AWAY from II !ut Of
young thieves wht1nl Aid. Peavey encountered
ind IlsIIprxcj last night,
, 1881-03-23

ATho BcatlttfuI" tho Cause Of q seris
ous ARRAY.
An atrray which tnay yet prove serious III Its
result took pluco ut o'c!oc!s yeHtet1lny nftcr-
noon In tho street In front Of No. atnto street.
hut from tho fnct tint tho parties concernetl
l!y0 In tho North Division tue p0llcc or thnt
section took no liutIoe ut tho nlattor, expecting
that their brethren III tho South Division would
attend to tho case. At tho hour mentioned Kal,E
OF nun in tue bmploy of tho stru1t- lsuilway
Company woro engaged III cleaning snow osF tho
tracks, and because they persisted In dumping
considerable quantities III trout Of No. !. Hugh
MeGeo, In tho employ Ut d. a. Stuwnrt. oil.
Healer ut that number, tonk ottonsp aud begun
qiarreiIn9 with than. The lahorers persisted
In doLux NJ they had boon ordered.
when Monco approached one OF them.
William Bchaefcr BY nnlnct and wrcat,ng u
ecoop-shorel frOm bis hnnds struck 4lm u So
zero hlow over tho tluAd with #. Tho sharp
e1go cut u scycro Kash Oh Schncfera Right to'!!-
p!c. aud sovcro1 an nrtcry, Thc n,ltn nearly
but utter having h!s would slrosscl WIS a!!o to
70 to bis boarding. house, No. :sr Mich
injury Il vary sovcro one. but WIS
NHaDlo to Bay how It would result. rs hi ls utl"
ablo to detcrn.inn whethor tho skull was frac.
turcd. Lato !ast night tho pat!Ent was reatinE
1Er!y vol. lle !sa single tnni' - yGnrs Of ngc.
ssreet, and. no dDubt thinking that ho bud killo!
ile Hsnllt hHs lott lown. At ill events. otflcor*
5sohan. Stiff, nud Tinan, who hnve been. out
itooktnR for hln,. report thus ho y not to o9
1oun1. 1t IL generally agrtotl that Nc0co bud
notatcutaun Ut lntiictlnx Bo soyurG ai1 LUXURY.
, 1881-03-23

R.%alla.+ Ink md lutu!InR tls nusEeus Impurities
generated BY tntArth nttHn Hat at.int tg HASA!
rlns hut tho stp.ln, mud lungs. NJ nlnra!y lOsnl
renlrdy. ku aIrtirs AsIl tN-IlHAl slltfx. ca tuH.
ttbly re.cl nr eFnutrttr thu yirHGut Huuruci Of
Gusurrti. thA tMYt txr.a!ns the wunderfnl G,lres
pifretr t} 1tr. Wei D' AYyer'a new inhGMlMt St
irentMuht Th1 HluIlens litu by him nsH ntr*"r hc
by Thu nGfn'srntIG tFu Itut tho hyrlpi nnd
frlu un%tttntt,l! III wall us itn.t! nltitue. IN
cSr3htH ~ eMrc Guturrh, IN VACCINE VI rus u III prt-
yulit SmGllI.Inx. 1ta unprecedented htt with uils.
lGitH t4stltMlnts fsEtI hl!tJ thousands Ntif nj nil
As.t1tA nj rho ulxeAso 11ase been cured by this
wonderful rGn..ity, psthb-h hEyniIi cun9rtiettpIl.
tho turt lint Wei lie s1rter's autart'ta t'src !.
tr aurt lnn,rtant 1..iirhl ttt*rtry rtncn yntifl-
ntiIn. Hey. T.. H. TAy!ur. ~! Subs.:t.. isruMklyH
writat: "tln. paekat - ir"lucrn la!llr1.i cure"
rntiEn!y cured il nlnHlh.rH! my tnI!y Whn Las ant-
!ns1d Tram tMtrrn iur 10 yr*. Il. ii. Sic isonld.
!Iu t!ronwMy, NJ T.: eurs. ,,,o nI!ur ti.'tlr'nH
". Washington. .ptHe1l. y. VI: ~ Tall rpenk fur
s1s Sas issv. ~ sii H. VIII 4ans s: i Hs5
Md: "Evdrvlu.Ly irnubl'#i with tMtnvFfl n. | "M"
*ttunh! utc It," Mary i. tennker. ~ " CNTk-kt;.
thlruat III: "Enr ak TrnrH ufl NOT btalth ttr,uIh
MY m.!stslls uui us.H! Wei llu Meyers tatArr!1
fn S; H., Mr' # r;;o f. 1s"SS; s :is ~ rsi's s't +
Critr,,S AtilnlIe Intr thtcagl: II tpslurctl a IN
ny nstuTlni lnboEH." Skev. t2e0. 4. lflt4. Cab.
hsskIlt, y. u: III fuorni lup 1t Krrat InyFHs."
w, il. TrNssslrf!. II. -. Ectn. ~: Nc. &C. Sr.
ircr. Ills f.sre Il delivered u nny nllttress by
Il H. nEH iv i Cu. II luJ-St. y. u, at s 90 cpl-
uEtH,
, 1881-03-23

EXTRAORDINARY STATEMENT.
MACON, ill.,. Mnrcl, "A special c0rrc-
sponGcnt OF tho Telegraph and Messenger,
upon the recent excursion to CNtNt, reports:
T" At NASSAU VIZ obtalGd from the Spunlsll
C0ns,l Uur passports ut cost Of 81 e;lcll,
permitting us 10 visit tho tsla1d+ n,t gnotlfor
slx months. lscf0fo our nrrlynl mt Nit
ta.,zas tho pl,rscr took tllom up, giving It's II
rcilSnn that l,u WINS compelled to show t|Icni
Il, tho Slmnis! officials With tho passenger
Iis, n,li Informing lii tin. tho Custoitl-IIonsa
would return tlou through tha American
Consul. We called tar them at tho Alnori-
cun Cu,sul's, Md were Informed by him a.nt
Lewis Drake, clerk In the Office ut A[allory's
Steamship AgetIey, that 1t w0llld cost $50
to haye them revised, whicl, amount
AlNTf r.t!p.
they tllcu Informed lis lhnt 1t woultl cast
$3.50 to llayo thom revised again beforo va
corld lcayo tho Island. Tho Captain ut our
yesssl mid tho American Consul bnid the
cl.nrg1s woro correct; TINT We would prol'-
nhly DO jai!ctl IT VIC fatlc'l to pay. All pattl
agnt. I'lsc passengers reported tho ntta!r 10
thu Governor Of tile Province, who ordered n
file of soldiers md arrested X. W. Roosevelt,
AMorirnn Consul, md Lewis Drnko. They
begged for mercy md refunded tic money IL
uIl present. Forty witnesses can be pro-
tt,tcetl 10 pruyu tIcsu fActs."
, 1881-03-23
STOLE A WATCH,

Patrick 11Hs<ett, onc 1T tho young thug.
,latiyr ta The snll in tho West Twelfth Stree.
Pu1lcr District. Ii nIicu nKn.h lacked I'M At tho
Station tpmI Il Charge Ut robbery. Ito Is n
frequent oirentler. hut by ,nens Ut tnonny und IN.
ti,lcief generally n'.nnsi's t. escape my srrere
punishment. ltncco IItrnIcn. 81 M. tlj 1'c
EUynn street. p!nItis IN Identity ii hItn Tho thief
w.to nrM1nehesl him willie M wis sehttd With
his ehcn III the k.el'A In front NJ his l,niee ut
l::M y.strr,lny nftcrfitaIn and nsacu httn the
time. lie tsH,k nlt hts Mntcli IN scr whnt sur It
wins. md lt.sett nj t'cn Hrn.I1I. tl,I ttl.ihe oil
witt, u. lfter 4 tedious md unsl1crt.ssfHl pur-
to tllccrs Kelley ullel l1nnlcy, VINO thsltlt the
+Irr
, 1881-03-23

Edward Weldon was nrrcstotl lutte Monday
evening by Oiacor Finnn, and was ycster1lay
held In sl.btO to tho Criminal Court by Justice
hauflnlnn upon chasgo OF robbery preferred
~ Patrick Dotal,. u snt,ot,kocpor at NJ. I'll
NoFth ClArk street. Weldon wns pcrmt-
ted to mike hItuscit generally usoft,l at,Dlt
The saloon, sweeping aud cleaning up
aAd OH tho morning OF Sundny, thu 1Ith tNst.,
ha. together with Yuyerul Ilssucl,ltes, wcut UP
stglrs and forced open tho unoss OF lila elnplny-
ers private apartments wliiH he and his Wite
closet. Antl carried It and sotne other vAluab!cs
a1ay III pnrdor. Weldon IL tho first of the
R4uK to 60 behind tho bArs.
, 1881-03-23
Af.1'uSA

ATTUNA.
Berlin, March e1.-I'tIe question OF the
ct,st Of tho Inclusion tf Attolin III tito Gus
toms Uninn thtr:lac,,s to lead 10 n consstt,i+
titu,al conflict. If Ills hralt.l permits, Bis
marck will participate In the debate.
ESDHstutN EMIGRATION.
1lEf.,ts, Matc'l :.s..-Efnsrm hundred per-
sots left fur Bremen and ltamburg, to ell,.
bark Tor America.
t,uSH1iAYl'LATDf!Y.
1}E,u.iS, Marel, M!.-1'im Emperor William
las recn1yelt Il very enrtllat Telegram frotn
tho Cur c0l9rutt|Ating him on his birthday