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The daily gazette., 1881-04-22
THE PRESBY Terry.
ADJoURSMENT OF THE SESSION AT
ELKToH.

DJoURSMENT OF THE SESSION AT
ELKToN.
At the session of the New Castle
FrtsOytefy at ElktoD, yesterday, the
p'eiIufes 9f the General Assembly in re-
'a.Ioh 10 lhe change In the manner OF
appointing members of the Synod were
als"eled alllrma,iyely.
lLe report Of The Committee on Mis-
slohs was read and adopted. The follow
ans amounts for the places name were
Eecohmended to the Board of Sustenta-
k,Ol smyrna, 500; Harrington, 500;
elsIalsOufg, $50, Misplllion, $50;
tS,n,a9evIlIe, ~, 500; Pencader, $lOU;
Laleyvllle, $50.
! ihs attention Of the Presbylery was
tAieu .' 10 EAston, Cambridge, st. Michaels
Slu oSlofd, as promising points for the
'a' lsumeat Of churches. A committee
'lh Rev. j. /. Umstead as chairman
- appointed to look after these places,
T. II ioand expedient TO place mis-
ghaFy IN the field.
Nc'' T. L. Mallory read the report OF
~ D 'hdaY school committee. 1t showed
Two Churches IN this PresbyterS
'l SKY Sunday schools, with q mem
Petssnlp oi about 5000.
ihe Judicial Committee In the case
Le"es, where difficulty arose, some
loAtN' as1, between the pastor and the
'ss'on' recommend the appointm ent O
,ou"lh'ttee, consisting Of Rev. w, ID.
-! ana Rev. Cyrus Huntington, and
ueh john A. Nicholson and w. Ii.
N"g,' 70 visit the church at Lewes, aud
!" 'helr Judgment, the best Interests
nt' '"e CNutch should demand IL, they are
upoIizad To direct the session OF the
."es ,' cn'tfch to cease from active duties
,ta. lne elaership, and that the church be
brdtns., dt'eu 70 proceed TO the election and
Il, ua''oh OF rev elders, under the dir
En- 'i tI. VI the moderator of sessions, Rev.
Son , oo'e oi thanks to the people of Elk.
~ 'or their kindness and hosnitalty
Sy J,n3usiS passed, was responded Il
h. 'Ehes p Mccullough, President OF
#ChmnL A'a 81 Trustees of the Elk.ou
ssapv. a1ev, j, II. Nixon, D. D., and Revs.
Ii,,P9 r. Porter, Il. P. Kennedy, j
da,ks kAstead, ~ W. d. hackey, L.
ISxandSo. y. Huntington, aud w. q.
dodera'er were appointed by tn.
peneyo,snOSn committee ON systematic
be sess;an ;'a''Ve and the minutes OF
ghts CIV were " held, after which the
pon az ny III Ifeek Church was fixed
sssion Of f' place for holding the mex
emLeE 'ne Prssbytsry, in Sep
-No pre'bylery then adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-22
COUNCILS VISITORS.

City Council, during the regular
session, last evening, Was honored
by the presence of Ills Excellency
Governor Hall, who took a seat al
President Sha-pley's right hand. Uu
the floor of Council at the same time
were Representatives Cahall, Tom
linson, aud Register, House ClerE
ID. T. Marvel, John f. Saulsbur,
and E. I. Cooper. The Council
bore with becoming dignity the load
of official honor thus unexpectedly
cast upon its hands, while the late
legislators, with wondering minds
admired the Councils prompt mode
Of dispatching business.
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General Foreign NesOs.
LONDON, April %, 1881.

LONDON, april ~, 1901.
The port of Seville is closed in con-
sequence Of the lnuIdations. The river
is still rising.
John Olive Il Son, extensive railway
material manufacturers aud proprietors
of paper mills at Manchester and Bury,
have failed. Their liabilities are estl-
mated at el00,0U0.
A despatch TO the Times from Durham
the BAsuto chief, asks
that hostihLies shall cease for day to
allow him to interview the Colonial
Commander near M aseru."
Striking colliers ih Astprias, Spain
have thrown several railway trucks int
the river. The Hrefect OF OviedO started
for the scene of the disturbance, but the
strike has nov ended.
At the. meeting of the Congress of the
Education League in Paris, yesterday
NJ. Gambetta insisted upon the necessity
of developing and perfecting universal
suffrage by universal education.
A despatch to the Nelos from Pesth
says:-@The River Thesis has broken
down the dikes and inundated 5000
acres of land and two villages near
SEnolnok. Rain is falling again at
Szegedin."
A public meeting held at Leipsic,
under the auspices OF the progressists,
was dissolved yesterday by he police by
virtue of the Socialist law. hs socialists
we're largely represented al the meeting
Tue CORES pondeDt OF the Ns'0s at Bef'
lin states that German emigration TO
America is greatly increasing. Last year
5000 emigrahts left Hamburg the first
three months, while this year 70, 900 left
there In the same time.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-22
TRUsTEEs OF TnE POOR.

The Trustees of the Poor held spe-
cial meeting at the Almshouse, yester-
day, when the committee appointed to
examine into the title of the Aims
house property, with a view to ascer.
tainng if it can be sold at any time,
reported that the title was ample and
perfect. No action was taken, how.
ever, looking 10 Almshouse removal.
Some routine business was transacted,
and the Trustees also decided to ACT
hereafter in conjunction with the
Board of Health in the burial of bodies
deceased fIom small. pox.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-22
NEW CASTLES PEST.

New Castle is now afflicted with the
horrible pest that Wilmington suffered
from up to Wednesday night-an un-
buried smallpox b0dy. A negro
named Joshua Dougherty, living in a
little shanty near the railroad, died of
smallpox fully week ago, his disease
being of the most malignant type.
the body has not yet been buried, and
1T is said the stencil from the fostering
corpse is really horrible, pervading the
neighbol hood to such an extent that
people will not walk or drive past the
house, and its vicinity is even stunned
by the animals. The Trustees oil the
Poor offered $25 TO any one who would
remove the body to u place of inter
ment, a negro man accepted the
offer, but it was feared, last evening,
that he would relract. The people of
New Castle are, of course, terribly
worried about this state of affairs, aud
threats are made of burning tue house
and it's ghastly contents IS the quick
est and most effectual way of getting
rid Of horrible nuisance.
THE BODY BURIED.
Information from New Castle, this
morning, IL to tne effect that the body
was buried ! ,st UIght, Two men having
been found who we're willing to attend
to tie job. 1t cost tie city authorities
Sl40.
The house in which this fearful pest
| prevailed was genuine e. niger siiabty
occupied by two families OF five per
| sons eac1. IL was n resort for the low
| est anu m0sL disreputable negroes o
New Castle, and has long been known
~ the greatest nuisance in the place.
ALI the inmates had the small pox
Joshua Doug hsr'y being the lat to take
u, and the oDly Que whose Case resulted
fatally. SiDce Joshua's death. which
| occurred Tuesday afternoon, the otbei
inmates OF the house remAined IN theii
| quarters nDil yesterday, hen the hoT
rIble ,t-nch drove them out into the
open lot. BV last night the body hat
swelled unul lJ burst, and was In a sick
| sning conciuon.
The failure to have the body inferred
/ soouer was due to the same cause al wal
| the similar case IN Wtlminetun-tb,
negro MasOns deClirIu2 that the,
| would bury their "brudder" iustead o
permitting tbe authorities to do II, ant
then backing out of the unpleasant job
L. IL but ust 10 say, IN behalf OF th'
| New Castle city authorities, tnat NJ essrs
Herbert aud Jemison did all IN thel
power to have the body buried sOOne
than IL was.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-22
A SOCIAL RECEprI1,N

eyenipa Jefferson Democrat Club. Last
10 a n,,na save very pleasant reception
The lnwer lnunoer OF Democratic friends from
Hal WEI part OF the State. Goyernur
Cahsi, as present, as were also A. n.
Joh% T. and z. }. Hall, Kent conntv:
Georar, salisbury, Dover; ID. +. Ma1ve,
R RsGTSown; K. X. Cochran, Middletown
Dr u Henney; and e. T. Co, ,per. Dove' . .
Charlss" '" mo,3 oL,3omlinson, sussex, county ;
bers Of I'm NV horter, st. Georges; mem.
clty na sne City Council aud prominent
menh Denocrats. oa There were refresh
fair S S. aud few little speeches. The AZ.
hrou~SoSnn, a an informal one but enjoyable
The daily gazette., 1881-04-22
DL-t

In the large steam sugar refinery OF
Messrs. McKeane, Newhali h Borie. on
Church Alley, In Phi iladelphia, has
worked for many a day middle aged
laborer, popular with his comrades, and
generally we'll liked, one William j.
Haw, who inves,ed one dollar regu arly
in a half ticket OF the Louisiana State
Lottery, enclosing the money 10 NJ. a.
Dauphin, No. $40 Broadway, New York
City, N. ", or the same person at New
Orieaps, La. He realized last month and
got half OF the % capital prize of 10000
want?
The daily gazette., 1881-04-22
L1EB1e co.'s ARNrcArEp Ex

LIEBIG CO.'S ARNICATED EX-
TRACT OF WITCH HAZ GL q ickly re-
lieVes periodical sutfer1ngs OF fem LES
lit posses hes peculiar power" says
Professor PArTISON, in nus celebrated
work on "Dlseases OF Women" OF reliev-
ing the sutferings OF painful periods. II
wards off the suffering without in any
way interfering with the proper anu
natural fiow." Beware ofcheap Counter
Ieiis. IL is invaluable III most OF the
commoner diseases OF women. Cures dis
figuring pimples and eruptIons.
: sold Ia hf y cenls and dollar sizes.
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The daily gazette., 1881-04-22
BALL THIS EVENING.

The fifh annual reception of the
Washington Assembly takes place thi,
evening In Webst-t's Dancing Acade
INV, NJ asonlc Temple. rho Committee
VI arrangements have been engaged Tor
some time IN preparing for the event,
and couseq qnentiy Ali who attend may
expect TO enjoy themselves There |.
out little doubt that there will be large
attendance.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-22

The heavy duties imposed in Germany
In conseQ lIen ce of Bismark's new tIriff
have largely developed smuggling III
German ports, and propoItlo uatoy the
number of arrests, prosecutions, and
sentences OF fine ami Imprisonment. In
Bremen bloody conflict occurred recently
between smugglers aud revenue officials.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-22
THE ELECTION CASES.
THE TENTH WARD TRIALS UNDER
wAY-A HUNG JURY.

WAY-A HUNG JURY.
In the U. s. District Court, yesterday
afternoon, the defense IN the case of the
United States us. Charles Shields pro-
duced testimony to prove that Deputy
Marshall Wilhelm first assaulted Shields
and threatened to "let daylight through
him, THAT Shields,did not kick the colored
man Matthews, and tina had 1t not been
for Williams disorderly conduct there
would have been no trouble at the Tenth
Ward polls.
oDAY's SESSION.
When the Court opened this morning
the District Attorney opened for the
prosecution in the case of the United
States US Charles Shields. He spoke for
about an hour arguing that the testimony
proved the assault and interference
charged In the indictment.
Mr.. Sbarpley opened for the defense
In brief and able anal yzation of the
evidence to show that the bulk of it
effectually proved that there was no
interference with the Deputy Marshal
by Shields, and that he arrested Deputy
Marshal Wilhelm because the latter was
violating the law and disturbing the
peace.
District Attorney Patterson closed
briefly and after a charge by the court
the case was given to the jury.
A HUNG JURY.
During yesterday afternoon the jury
in The case of Thomas Bridgeman repor-
ted an inability TO agree. The Judge
sent them back until morning, giving
them the privilege of making sealed
verdict If they agreed in the meantime.
Up to uoon to-day the jury bad no. re-
ported to The Court. They stand eight
ior acquittal and four for conviction.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-22
She went 10 the play OF "nllvelte. "

She went TO the play yof"nlIVsLte'"
Ard near AN open window she set,
A,,,i ~ SstI . snn tASrc IneL
--Ihe .alo oi all VINO rasnly get
so imprndent.
She saw q notice IN the weekly Star
40 Cure u Cold-Use bines syrup OF
Tar.
So she " ent to her druggist. and then
aud there
Invested with single quarter
IN the arbtc.es
Now If you have only occasion TO see
how earnest aAlu vehement she be
" hen telling how quickly and entirely
She was cured OF the cold. caught on
said settee
Twill surpylsS You,
The daily gazette., 1881-04-22

Half the romance OF travelling in
Ireland has htnerso lain in the necessity
of occasion liy making ones self nncom-
fort .bls in an Irish jinntlOg car; but tue
modeTn appliances Of. locomotion are
extending over the Green Isle, and it is
now proposed to build horse railroad
to the Giants Causway,
The daily gazette., 1881-04-22

80 cents will buy a pair of Pep
peral Jean Drawers at the Boston
One Price Clothing House, 2lS Mar
ket street. Sold elsewhere for rs
cents. a-22, st.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-22
SLIGHTLY INJURED.

Early i,st evening, a man by the
name of Michael Wolfe, hviDg In Rot
inson Street below the ra load Jumped
off train at SecOud street. He missed
his footing and was thrown TO the ground
with considerable force. He was badly
bruised.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-22
SILVER STRIKE IN COLORADO.

DENYhHI April III IooI'
A Pitkin despatch dated yesterday to
the Ne1cs says:-"At the depth of seven
ty feet, fourteen feet OF sani earDonates
was struck on Tuesday In the New
York mines, situated about three-g uar-
tsrs OF mile from here. The ore as
lays lO7 ounces OF silver per ton. The
strike caused great excitement. Miners
wore out during the night with lanterns
stalking claims"
The daily gazette., 1881-04-22
FINE AEAMM n..-

khe Iadlan want to call the attention of
bnd f"o figs to a line of both heavy
lity, T "5r Dalorlggan hose (extra qua
|SaInrdooa doaered by Kennard & Co for
Cy Cali y. sales, at 25 cents per pair.
'"i' ior them on thai day.p p'' pun
The daily gazette., 1881-04-22
FORGED CouNrY BONDS. !.

LITTLE hOUk ARK.I ApTII zLI IooI'
The holders of the Clark county bonds
which have Just been decided fraudulent
by the Unitsd States CoaIt are 5. Whit
tiesey, ef New York, $4,000; Stsia
Brothers, Indiana, Sl7 900; Z. +. Bro wn
New York, $40 900; q. ii. Reid, proprie-
of the Hoffman House, New York, $40. :
90; L. Daggeit, Now York SlS 600. The
bonds were proven to have been forged,
tine paities named being innocent purch-
aSera.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-22
CANDAHAR EVACUATED.
LONDON, April %, 1881

A despatch to the Times from
Candahar says ;-"The evacuation
has been completed. The British
flag on the Citadel was hauled down
under a salute. All the troops have
lett the city.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-22

Did you know that three dollars
would buy fine pair Of pautaloons.
Twenty different styles to select
from, at the B. o. 2. q. House.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-22

"Will IL do no haImfn This is the
que. tioa often asked, and The answer Is.
''it cannot" Ior DIR. ButI's baby syrup
is an inno3ent remedy, warranted 10
contain neither Opium, MoIphia, or any
Lnlns injurious. Price 20 cents bottle
The daily gazette., 1881-04-22
AmAusenaenIs.
MAGGIE MITCHELL To.NrGHT.

MAGGIE MITCHELL TONIGHT.
After an absence of two years, Mag
gle Mitchell, the great favorits, VIII
favor our amuseme nJ.loviDK people
With a performances this evening In the
GrAud Opera House. On this occasion
she will present Little Barefoot, one o!
the bosI plays of herr, peiulre. A look
at the u,agram IL sufficient 10 prove
that the house VIII he crowded.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-22

The sign over the store read as follows:
Books, Stationery, Drugs s. Medicines ;
He went in aud asked Tor copy OF
"Crcup In Children" aud the clerk
handed him bottle of DR.. .BulPs Cough
SYrup.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-22
A NEW SHED.

Morris Welde & SoB, the carriers, are
srecung frame shed on their lot,
From. street French. IL will be- used as
q wagon house.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-22

NoTICE.-Dr. Khne's Great Nerve
Restorer is .he marvel of the age for All
Nerve Diseases. All fits stopped free.-
Send TO 931 Arch Street PhllP 'tslphia,
Sht 2O-Iy
The daily gazette., 1881-04-22

For EuRoPE.-The European
|eamshlps sailing from New York
Il now carrying out large mum oers
/ saloons passengers. The Labra-
br aud the Parthia, which sailed
|fednesday for Havre and Liver
bol, had full cabin lists. Yester-
hy three more steamers for Eur
be-the Baltic, the Westphalia aud
Ae State of Neyada-sailed.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-22

'lhe q jod in the Milwaukee river in
sconsln Is the highest ever known.
Milwaukee halbor the current Is 90
ong that it IS almost impossible for
gs TO handle vessels, and several acci
snts have resulted. Portions of the
BY are hoohed. Iu Nebraska pro-
acted ralnstorm prevails, delaying
|lanting. The food in Chicago an ID
Grounding country was on the increase
|estel day
The daily gazette., 1881-04-22
PRICE ONE CENT

Note--Be suspicious OF persons who
recommend any other article az '.just ~
good aud tax nothing else but DR..
BulPs Cough Syrup.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-22
DIED..

J0HNSON.-In this city on the 10Th fnst.,
from convulsions Willie Benson
Johnson, son OF Thomas and Amy
Johnson, in his 18th year:
The reiat YES and friends of the family
are Invited to attend the funeral, without
further notice, from the resic ence Of his
parents No. OLE w est rd street, on FRI
day afternoon, the 22nd inst, at 4 o'clock
Interment at the Wilmington and
Brandywine Gem metery.
He has found sweet rest"
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The daily gazette., 1881-04-22

Did you know that you can get
more for your money at the b. o. z.
q. House than at any other clothing
House in the city. IL.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-22

LN0R SA l. LE.-Home-raised
E brown mare, years old, H\
with star, left hind ankle HNN
white; l5N hands high, sound, .4A&1~
line lr.tLing action; has trotled Ia z.AS 70
{, ad wagon. No1ecord. Price $500. Can
be seen u Lne subscribers, miles from
Wilmington, Del, on tue New Castle
road. T.. H. SU UrcON,
apr20-3twA Wilmington r. o.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-22
NEW ADVERTlsRaiENsrs.

OTICE.-All persons having bills
IN against New Castle County, inclu-
ding appropriations 10 Sunday schools
will be paid at the Treasurer's Once,
New Court House. IN the city OF Will
mington, on Wednesday, April q, A. D.,
1881. WILLIAM HERBEkT,
apr2H27 County Treasurer.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-22
, res REINT!Ne B THE

JOURNAD OF THE SENATE.
PropOsalJ are invited and will be re-
csived by the u-d, rsigned until May
l4th, 1881. for printing three hundred
copies of the Journal of the Senate of the
state Of Delaware for the session Of 1881.
Said Journal must be printed In octave,
in long primer type, SO as tc contain a.
least fUrty i've lines on a page, with the
yeas and nays in line. in compact form.
An index will be added. Address,
HIRAM T. DOWNING,
ap22-l2t Georgetown. Delaware.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-22

AIoClCE.-I, John Z. Graham, do
~ hereby give notice that 1 shall
apply to the Judges of the Court Of
of General Sessions of the Peace and jail
Delivery, of the State OF De1aw are, In and
Tor New Castle county, on Monday, the
9TH day of May next, A. D.. 1881, being tina
hrst day OF the next May Term ofthe said
court, r a license TO keep an Inn or t. gs
ern at No. 3o3 Shipiey street. being In the
rhlrd Ward OF the city Of Wilmington.
Delaware, ard to sell intoxicating liquors
IN less quantities tran one quart, 10 bo
drunk on the premises, and the following
substantial Ireeholders recommend the
said application, TO wit:
James Clark Jacob Sch 'eber
James Murray Thos. d. Gibsonj
j, r. Iheo. Fuekel VIM. Baxter
John Brady John Bader
James Murphy Geo. Fink
Patrick Monaghan A, BlckCa
e. j. McManus Aug. BIerman
iniel McElwee John 4reenlee
Cnas. Corrtgan Nath. LiebermRn
Michael Me. arey Andrew Wilhelm
Jacob Homel Patrick Monaghan
Leoph Hamann
apr2l-3t ]. L. GRAHAM.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-13

I The Tahoe IatleT is the name OF a
new paper published at Tahoe City. 1t
is four page sheet about the size of a
sheet OF note paper and contains the
current news of the day 1t gives the
subjoined account of an aquatic event
which took place on Sunday last at
Tahoe City:
Quite an exciting boat race took place
last evening between the two sail boats
Minnie Moody and Dora. The former
had aboard Mr.. Higgins and party,
while the Dora was occupied by the
skipper and this reporter. TIE boats
sailed side by side and continued in
this position for an hour, running south
ward. A tack was then made, the
BOATS heading northwest. On this tack
il was soon found that the Dora was too
fast for its opponent, and actually had
to slacken up to keep from running
away from her. The occupants of the
Minnie Moody, with a wild glare on
their faces, here threw up the sponge,
and went to fishing. II
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-13
IN BRIEF.

Yesterday was the anniversary o
the battle of Boyne.
| Judge Leonard returned from Sar
Francisco yesterday. ....
Peter Van Sickle, of Carson Valley
claims to have lost 1875 acres of grain
by grasshoppers.
Last night dispatches regarding the
Presidents condition were of the most
encouraging nature.
Mrs. Gen. Clarke caught a n.ne-
pound trout day before yesterday troll
ing at Lake Bigler.
The Ophir hosting works at Vir-
ginia City caught on fire yesterday, but
the flames We're promptly squelched.
Loss $500.
Z. 3. Rail returned from San Fran
cisco yesterday, where he has been a
couple of weeks investigating an inn
provement on coffee pot.
Night tefore last John McCommos,
an old resident of Douglas county, died
at Genoa. He will be buried to-day by
the society Of Odd Fellows.
The eXcursionists returned to Carson
last night Most of them looked worn
out and jaded when they got Off the
ears, and some must have been rushing
things pretty lively down ut the Bay
j. H. Graham, the attorney of Viz
ginia City who fed the Comstock before
Robert Begg's pistol about month ago,
is in Upper Alton, Illinois. He is
back money to pay all claims
against him.
Yesterday morning Rev. G. F. Walker
of Virginia City and Rev. H. V. Rice
Of this city, both Presbyterian clergy
men, started for Hope Valley to fish.
The Reverend gentlemen took along
their tin plates and frying pans, and in |
a few days the strings of fish sent in to |
the newspaper offices will tell of their
success in the streams.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-13

Yesterday was the time set for the
attorneys and court to arrange the
special findings to be submitted to the
Jury in the Richmond-Albion case. The
Court convened at the appointed hour,
and after comparison and discussion
of the questions involved in the con-
test, the same being more legal than
otherwise, it was determined to waive
the jury, both parties consenting, though
the suggestion was first made by Sena-
tor Stewart from the Albion side. The
clse will proceed before the Judge
without a jury. This course, it is
thought, will materially shorten the
trial.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-13
A DaStardIy Deed.

We have just heard, says the Ogden
Pilot, of dastardly deed committed on
the beach yesterday afternoon. Ii
seems that young girl who was
wheeling a baby carriage, was enticed
into room by fend in human form
and there outraged most horribly, the
perpetrator using violence to accom-
plish his hellish purpose. 1t is not
necessary to give the names of the par
ties; suffice it to say that the oman" is
married and has good family. Last
night, parties who were cognizant +
the fact were talking strongly of lynch
law, tar and feathers and other punish
ment for the monster; but we under
stand nothing has been done in the
matter as yet, although we are satisfied
this crime will not be allowed to pass
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-13
bold Robbery.

Yesterday morning Manning's jew
elry store, Virginia City, was burglar
lied by parties who cut through the
stone wall and made an entrance from
the rear. Between two and three
thousand dollars worth of jewelry was
taken. Mr. Manning has been rusticat-
ing at Lake Bigler for several days past,
and yesterday di spat:h was se,t to
acquaint him Of his loss. Rattlesnake
Dick, who was released from the State
Prison but short time since, has been
arrested on suspicion Of being iiupli-
Gated i'm the robbery. -..