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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-10

AT RAIL's.-E. Is. Rail is still in
San Francisco selecting new goods fol,
Carson consumption. When he went
down last time he brought back the boss
coffee pot and coffee drinkers arose to
call him blessed. He expects to be
back before long with some new me-
chanical wonder with which to astOnish
the public. Meanwhile goods at the
old stand continue to be sold as cheap
as ever.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-10

Joseph Isachimson was yesterday admit
ted to practice in the Supreme Court of the
State.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-10
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

BYBODIE STAGE-DEPARTURES.
TW W Davies NJ 2 Wigsin
Alfred Cravan David Cathart
G Bilery Il Billings
T j Pulen II knight
ARRIVALS
L Kelley X X Stevenson
A Peterson . Peterson
John Hocl;oday
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-10
HOTEL. ARRIvALs-ORMsBY HOUSE

W Horton, San FIR Z Cohlentz, San Fran
L Kelly, Bndje
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-10

Yesterday after noon a vacquero gathered
a large crowd Of men in front Of Lewis sa
loon 10y his loud talk, He wanted purse
of 81 so made up, for which he would give
an exhibition Of his staying qualities on the
back of the worst bucking horse ever seen
i'll this section" The steed Was a sorry
looking one, which, if he ever bucked at
a |, buck=I his last buck at least twenty
years ago. The boys didn't bite, and the
vacquero didn't ride.
The Chinese are detelmine to treat the
opium law with contempt. As an evidence
of that fact it is only necessary to state that
!. Chinese firm here received consignment
of one hundred pounds of opium from San
Francisco yesterday, and the head of the
firm made no secret of it either.
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w d DEbs WOOD!

, LARGE QUANrTrYsoF THE FIRST. QUALITY OF
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New YORK. August 1.-THE Poa says:
ut Is evident that the settlement OF the
railroad war Is not near at hand, and It Ia
believed that there can be no settlement
I'LL the Presidents Of the New York Cen.
tral, Erie, Pennsylvania, Baltimore 4
Ohio, and the Grand Trunk, Of Canada,
come together for that purpose. Wander.
biIt's friends quote him as saying again
yesterday afternoon that be has firmly re.
solved TO enter into no arrangements with
the other trunk lines on any terms which
do not place New York City on the same
footing as Philadelphia and Baltimore. In
other words, that hO will never again
agree that less may be charged for taking
freight from OhicSgo to Baltimore or
Philadelphia than to New York;,
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The Mluor events aBd HappsnISEs o.
Yesterday.

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FoRRisS SOtEs.


Rev. John Hill Benton, historian and
biogfspbe:, is dead,
sLlisbufy has Issued whip 10 The Con.
setyative peers inviting them 10 be ready
10 consider The Land Bill as amended by
The House Of Commons.
The official returns ni exports from
Sheffield u the United States tip 10 lsst
evening, show decline In the yalne OF
EI0 600, compared with the came month
last ear
Az Westminster Police Court Yesterday.
Mabel Wilberfoice plaintiff In ike recent
libel cAee Of WilberfotCe Va Phillip, wss
committed 10, iiiIl m the cSti0e Of
perjury committed At lheuial oi lbtIo pe.
The association for reform And codj6.
cation Of the international lave will hold
8 eC0Dgtess al Cologne, hsQinnlng the "a h
Inst. Delegates are expected ltnm Cbi.
many, Aus'tla, Ebglstd, Uniied States,
Ffance, sWi Gsrlshd, Belgium, Holland
and Italy.
The police oil Rome discovered A Vtnv nj
forge's employed In coming EhGlieb soy.
eFeign and twenty lire pieces. The ipy.
gers Seie preparing 10 supply these e5Iba
and tn ihtOR them un the market "a eoon
ss The gold cutienoy IL fairly SLAtted In iha
Peninsula, '''4
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LONDON, August 1.-THE Times in itI
financial article this morning says; wsbs.
lieve that Italy obtained elsewhere the
amount Of bullion che required and the
anticipated Withdrawals Of gold from the
Bank Of England on the italian account
OF any rate are postponed. II 10 quite
possible that the bullion drain TO America
may begin at any moment, but at present,
In spite of the withdrawal OF bullion from
the bank on Tuesdsy for America, 1t can.
not be said any drain bias set 10. The
bank directors will be, no doubt, prepared
TO raise the rate Of discount quickly on
the least sign Of drain to America or
elsewhere, bnt with the cessation Of the
Italian demand, for the present, there
appears 10 be no necessity for any action,
at least In, n,AdvauCe OF an open market
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RELLAIRE nEIERs.
Deaths oEths Past RoaF Wesku-RspubIt.
can Primaries, &C., &c. AZ.

NHNNAM-A.nu1NNa
can Primaries, &C., dkc., DC,
A child Of Mr.. Conner's died In the
First ward Thursday morning Of diph.
iberia,
A. movement 10 on foot in Council To
limit the time for which streets can be- 90.
cupied for building purposes.
This weeks supply OF tomatoes has
grown TO be In excess Of the demand, and
they are being hauled around from door
to door all day. Corn-good corn-is
scarce.
The City Solicitor and the Mayor are to
confer with the United States Marahaii,
Of wheeling, with reference to the dump,
Ing Of Wheeling garbage in the neighbor.
mood Of the supply pipe for the BsllSire
water works,
There were q number Of ministers Of the
Diaciples' Church IN town Thursday on
their way to the yearly meeting at Beals.
Vile. Many BellAire people will 20 ont
Of them for the purpose Of
attending the meeting.
There will be quarterly meeting and
preaching At the new South BelIaIre Meth
odtst Church, Sunday. Rev, ], N. Carr,
formerly presiding elder OF this dlstrict,
will be present, There will be Sunday
School in the afternoon In the new build
Ing,
Thieves got away with the wealth Of
one Of Bellaire's fishing parties this week
Charley Weyrick and Charley Compart
were camping In tent below Mounds.
vile, and their watches and eleven dollars
10 money was taken from their tent dur.
Ing their absence.
Mr.. Lockwood, the committeeman OF
the Fist ward, has called the Republican
primary for Saturday evening. Besides
the election OF delegates 10 the County
Convention, we notice the primary IA 10
erect one member Of the County ExeCu.
I'VE Committee. This is as II should be.
Bellaire has been having only one mem.
Der o. this committee and should claim
one Tor every precinct five, or with the
township, sig. The primary 10 to meet st
O'Clock In the evening.
The BellSire Tribune Of this week con.
tains the names Of oil who have died in
Bsllaire In the last four weeks, and tie
statement certainly shows that the reports
Of our sickness and large death rate have
been iearfnlly exaggerated. Thirty,seyen
% the totAl.-A from diphtheria, 8 cholera
lniantnm, Group, pneumonia, | brain
lever, ! scalded, 3 consumption, | cholera
norbus, ascltus, old age. As the edi.
tor says, this Is no higher rate than four
deaths In four weeks would be in 81. Clairs.
vile,
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PANAMA., August 1.-THE Star and
Herald adyices state that the Isthmus
Canal Company have to go to the United
States Tor machinery, tools, etc., nsedful
for the construction Of the canal, There
Ia much sickness among the workmsn and
the same paper suggests an improved hos.
pital service. There has been many deaths
from yellow fever In the past fortnight in
Columbia, as many as Eve day, Etienne,
sub'director, and next:iu Office to DeLess'
fever on the 25lh ult. fat AsplWall, On
the 2sth Barbiers, chief Of the brigade
Des 0anda9es, fell q victim, and on the
29Ih died. Zeimbrewski, chief OF a,brIgade,
ard many others Of the Canal Company
Columbia.
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VOLUME XXIX.-NUMBER BOA,

Attorney General. The report Of the com
mittee was unanimously adopted, Gen,
Wickham and Major Yost addressed the
Convention, declining the nomination,
but entrsatsd the Republican party to
make frm stand and abide by the de-
cision Of the Convention.
The Convention then decided not to
make any nominations, as they deemed it
inexpedient, but concluded with great
lnanimity to hold fast to the principles Of
the Republican party, ignoring any and
all propositions for q ieadjustment Of the
debt either National or State. The State
Central Committee was instructed 70 issue
An address setting forth the action and
principles Of the Convention.
At 1880 O'Clock the Convention I'D.
journed SiBs de,
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TIE PREsIpEN l,s sYnF1oMs.

DF. Hamilton SETS ~ Rest the COnIFO-
yeESy IN Reference 70 Probing for ih'
Ball.
NEW YoRK, August ll,-Dr, Hamilton
was not prepared to say anything for pub
licAtion 90 to the Presidents symptoms
and condition yesterday, but he consented
to set at rest the controversy arising from
the statement attributed to Gen, Swain TO
the effect that the Presidents wound had
never been probsd, 1t appears that a
newspaper printed day or two ago an
account ot the probing OF the wound by
the surgeons In attendance, and that the
narrative was denied and disavoWed by
Gen. Swain, Private Secretary Brown and
the surgeons on 6nly. Dr.. Hamilton said
last evening that he had no objection TO
stating exactly upon what foundation the
story rested,
When Drs, Hamilton and Agnew came
into the case as consulting surgeons, no
attempt to probe had been made beyond
the inserting Of the finger, and description
ofthe wound Rs we'll as the belief that the
liver had been penetrated rested purely on
the evidence thus developed. "some two
or three weeks ago." said DR., Hamilton,
"a flexible cathsler was introduced, and
carried along the track ol the bullet for
six or seven inches, and that operation has
since been repeated several times for the
purpose OF cleaning the wound. But 1t
must bs remembered that this distance is
not more half the length ofthe canal made
by the ball.
Beyond this simple insertion OF the
catheter for the purpose 6rst named, there
has been nothing in the nature ofexplora.
tion with probe with view To deter.
mine the situation OF the bullet. The by.
pothesis that the ball Ia lodged in the
right lilac tossa 10 due to the presence Of a
slight induration 10 this region. II is sen.
sitiye 10 pressure and very tender, and
has remained In that condition since its
disclosure. Moreover, the track OF the
wound, so far as disclosed by the catheler
points toward the lilac fossa, and the early
symptoms were Auch as would naturally
follow from the bullet taking that course" "
Dr.. Hamilton, II may be added, regards
the extraction Of the bullet by way OF the
canal made by II In reaching its supposed
situation, even with the long and flexible
probe forCepB In use In such cases,
as impraCtiCable, and while the foreign
body creates no disturbance there is con.
sequently no good surgical reason for
probing and many against 1t.
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ST. LOUIS, August 1.-THE will Of ex.
Governor BigIey was fled for probate
this morning. de provides for carrying
on his large tobAcCo manufacturing bust.
ness, to eventually 60 into the hands Of
his four sons II they choose. II gives $500
to the Unitarian Church, 5000 for the
erection Of public Ice water drinking
fountain at City Hall, provided The city
undertakes to furnish the Ice between May
and November Of each year, and keep Il
running the year round; $500 each 70 the
Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum, Little
Sisters Of the Poor establishment, and the
Foundlipgs' Home, q Protestant institu
ton. These are al Of his public bequests
To every employe who has been Ia his
service fiye years he gives $50, ten years,
500 aud fifteen years 5000. The balance
Of bis large estate 10 divided among the
family, consiSting Of bis vile and seven
children.
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PHILADELPHIA, August little funeral
Of General Robert Patterson took place
this morning from the family residence,
and was attended by large assemblage
Of relatives, friends and acquaintanceS.
The religious services were conducted by
Rev, Dewitt, pastor Of the Tenth Presby.
terian Church, OF which the deceased was
. member, F, n. Miller, D. D., and Rev,
Mr.. BlsCkwood.
The pallbeRrsrs were Gems, Grant, sher.
man and Hancock, Joseph Patterson,
John Welsh, Judge Riddle and VIM, H.
Drsyton, the Generals named representing
the Loyal Legion. There were also pres.
ent t@ens. Watt Herring, sCoaeld, Da
motto, Hoffman, 9iCkels and Hartranft,
Ex-Governor Pollock, George W. Childs
and Hon. VIM. D. Kelly, Placed on the
breast OF the deceased were badges OF the
Society Of the Cincinnati, Aztec Club and
the Loyal Legion, T7
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GENERAL NEWS.
PALAVER At NIAGARA.
Revenue Agents Stirring Up the new
York BanRs-BIoFy Of the HuFdSF
OF spotted Tail-An IndIan
OulhFeAk ImmInSRL.
TIE MURDER OF SPOTTED TAIL.
Utterly wAnIOn KiIIInE OF Ihe GFoRt
6IOux Chief By Grow Dog.

Utterly wAnIOn KilIIng OF Ihe Great
SlOux ChieTb By Crow Dog.
YANEToN, D. T., August 1.-THE official
account Of the murder Of Spotted Tail was
received here last night by Gen, Cook,
Agent Of the Spotted Tail Indiana, from
acting Agent LelAr. Itruns as follows;
About noon on the 9th inst, Spotted
Tail reported at the A2snts Office to re.
csive Instructions regarding his Contem'
plated visit to Washington, he having
been selected as one Of the representatives
oi the Sioux nations At the coming confer.
euce at the National Capital. He was
urged TO start At once, ss the letter from
the Indian Office directed him to report to
Agent Andrus, OF the Yankton Agency,
no later than the 9Th inst, As the
delegation from the Pine Ridge Agency
WAS expected to reach Rosebud
Agency on the evening Of the 18th, Spot,
ted Tail concluded 70 wait until the next
morning and go with the Red Cloud dele.
cation to the Yankton Agency. This
arrangement having been decided upon
Spotted Tail decided to have q talk with
bis people that afternoon and receive an |
expression oil their Views upon the subjects |
70 come before the conference. Bidding
Lelar good BY, and saying he would call at
the office In the evening 10 receive any
further instructions which might in the |
meantime occur to that gentleman, Spot.
ted Tail left for the Indian village 10 confer
with his people.
An interview was held with the Indians,
They had big talk aud feast and the
council broke up. Spotted Tail mounted
bis horse and started homeWArd.l The In.
disns were scattering In every direction,
with the noted chief somewhat in advance
oi the Others, he being frst out OF the lodge
after leaving the council, when Grow Dog
was seen approaching Spotted Tail. He
had bis wlie with him. liz Sot oat Of the
wagon and was stopping down when Spot.
ted Tail rode up to him He suddenly
raised up and shot Spotted Tail through
the left breast. The chief fell from his
horse, but rose to bis feet and made three
or four steps toward Grow Dog, endeavor.
ing to draw his pistol. He then reeled and
iell backward. Grow Dog jumped in his
wagon and drove off at full speed toward
his camp, some nine miles distant.
The acting sgent at once issued orders
for the arrest Of Grow Dog, under para.
graph in the treaty Of 1858, which renders
him amenable to the white mans law. In
compliance with these orders the Indian
police accomplished the arrest OF Grow
Deg, and be was sent TO Fl. Niobrara To
await his trial for murder.
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ST. cLAlRsyILLE sLANDERgp.
A eill1 story Of Quo Of tho "Register'
Gang DenIad.

81. CtAIRsvlLLE, o., August II.
The Bellalre correspondent Of the Req.
Itcr gets up story that our hotel keepers
have been petiLiOned to refuse aCcommo.
dations to citizens Of Bellaire. The Bell.
aire Tribune (of course without any AZ
tempt to get at The truth repeats the story.
ST. Olairsville don't want to give up the
county aeat, and has perfect right to do.
fend her interests, but her people are not
likely to harbor any III feeling against The
people Of BellGire. We fully Rym pathizs
with our sister town In her sfTliction, and
feet that while we have purer air and less
to pollute 1t, yet we may be visited with
o plague 90 we have been before. The
Bellaire people already here know they
are well treated, and our citizens call upon
them and make them welcome. II 10 Ger.
tainly poor taste for an editor to give
place to such things without knowing how
much truth there is Ia them.
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orrAwA, August IL. james wsthsrsll,
o widower aged 10, and Marglret Doherty,
q widow, aged 50, were married last night.
RouVhsstarted q charivafi at II PM, which
lasted until 2 o'clock this morning. The
mob then broke In the door and demanded
his money, which Wetherell refused. The
old man beat them of and followed them
out. Al daylight this motnlng his dead
body was found by the roadside with bis
haAd cfuAhad in.
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THE JUDGE,s SUICIDE
Committed In AIoment OF InsAnIty-A
PRInfuI case,

SouulINttu ~ y hOHtHt Vi HubNuIly-A
RaInfuI Case.
PlrTsTlELD, MASS, August 1.-THE dis.
espe which afflicted Judge Colt, oil the su.
preme Court, who suicided, wss hypoChon.
dria. Usually beginning with indfges.
tiou, when confirmed 1t becomes torn Of
insanity. He was subject to special waves Of
gloom and distress, lasting from q few
minutes to one hour. The physi.
clans theory is that while under
one Of these spells, the sct was
committed. There was this much pre-.
meditation only about the suicide, that he
had to 60 from bis library to the back room,
open the drawer, get the revolver, walk
back TO his Office and committed The fatal
act DR.. Adams thinks that had the pistol
missed hre the attempt would not have
been repeated, as he would by that time
have recovered bis ordinary frame Of
mind.
Dr.. Adams had conversation with him
on Tuesday. The Judge said he was only
able to write about page a day, and that
was hard work. He seemed greatly
troubled bscanEe the report had become
current that he had attempted suicide
BY drowning while at Nantucket,
saying tha! the getting into the water was
pure accident, that be had no suicidal
intention, and really wanted To recover
bis health and live. During the month Of
his depression II has been great task to bis
family to take care Of him and bear up
under his seemingly needless melancholy.
He appreciated the kindness oil his
family, however, and used TO say 10 them:
"YO1 are beA'ing with me beautifully;
but what shall do2 What will become
Of me2". sS
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QUEER PIsH.
Ons From Ihs BeFmudRs UauEht on Long
BFAHeh,

NEw YoRK, August ll.-A rare specimen
Of tropical fish caught recently of Long
Branch, N, j., and sent to Mr., Blackford,
in this city, who forwarded it to Prof. G.
Brown Goods, at Washington, Mr.. Black.
ford has received q letter from Professor
Goods, in which he says that the fsh Is
the Yellow Tailo Yettlpg Of the Bermu.
das, and adds: "Sincs it has never before
been found north Of the 'Bermudas, it Is
an extremely interesting addition to our
fauna"
Mr.. Blsckford was asked how he 40.
counted for the presence Of tropical tish so
far north. He said that from time TO
time tropical fsh are caught of the
New jersey and Long Island coasts, He
added that be did not think there was
any reason to believe that the Gulf stream
is running closer to our coast, although
the water is much warmer than usual a.
this season. He said also that the pres.
ence Of such an unusually large number
Of sharks in the river and bay ives un.
due to the large Quantities OF
garbage dumped in the wateF'
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MEMPHIS, August 1.-THE appeals De.
ea'ni special says; A company was otga.
fit'd here to-day undsra a charter from
!ne y MESA. sac OIL Alabama, with a capital stock
HMNN, known as the Little Birming.
aanl S C?1l and Coke Company. ]. q
a. EEeeLy 81 Memphis, was elected President,
II! mos MlIb1fn, President Of the Teuues.
.ee ..l S,rtlonal y Bank, Memphis. Secretary
suu te,suiet The Board OF Directors
~ rt., '. y Nicely, T. H. Milburn, Enoch
TSl, TTusul, ]. Deyinney, Of Memphis, and
tuome Peters, Of Alabama. The com.
Pay recently purchased 5000 acres oi
fGa p,. and iron land 10 the vicinity OIL
sD...ullnghltn, Ala, and contemplate the
short time, " A"S'' "
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SttrtAe BtLL
says spoiled Tail WAa \ Fooi-DabSer
Ahead In the west.

nays HpUtteU WI VIM " fOOt-DHuBef
Ahead in the west.
BtsNARck, August 1i.-A special to The
Tribune from Fort Yates, says: When I'll.
ting Ball heard Of the killing Of Spotted
Tail, he said II was a As ending iot a fool
Bull claims he surrendered when he
should have kept the waEpsth. Appeals
are being made from settlers along the
Missouri to send more troops to Forts
Yates and Lincoln, az II IL admitted bv
officers 70 command 81 Yates tha; the force
Il wholly inadequate TO tquelch al out.
btesk should one occur.
To-day two equaWa we're caught carry.
Ing anmunilion aud guns into Sitting
Bulls camp. He undoubtedly means
mischief, and II he says the word many
oil the bucks Of the agenCy will follow
him, The Indians Gte Independent, and
trouble may be expected at any tins IN.
less more tfoopa are sent 10 thla vicinity,
- poWef u the only thing Indians respect,
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The rop.,a Rumorsd Removal.

LONDON, August 11.-RsSarding the
statement that the Pope proposes going 10
Malta to reside, Rome correspondent re.
iets 10 the circular Of the Papal Secretary
Of st,te To the Nuncios, and q subseq ueni
circular 10 the Ambassadors at the vau.
can. Es indicating some basis iof the sn.
nouncemehi, though, the correspondent
adds, whether The Pope will eventually
leave Rome, aud when, are queGtlona still
indicated,
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CHICAGO, August 11.-1tls stated here
that there is q mistake about the fraudu.
lent dealings, said to have been
traced to E. R. Williams & Bros,
Of Toledo, In connection with bills
Of lading. A prominent 6rm on Change
to-day received dispatch from ]. NJ. Full
Ter, Of New York, who was reported 70
being victim, saying that The story was
false, and that he had not lost cent by
the Williams Bros.
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tonight as it had been hoped they would
bs the surgeons report that he has had .
good day, better than any previous day
this week, and that his appearance and
general condition are improved. He
has taken since morning nearly two
pounds Of solid and liquid food without
any gastric disturbance, and although his
pulse still indicates weakness be seems
stronger than yesterday. he was sponged
Oh and took hiR last allowance ot
nourishmeDt about nine P. N. and
soon afterwards went to sleep
without anodynea. His afternoon
fever began TO abSte, as usual, alter the
evening examination,