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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-17
A VillainOus Attempt at Poisoning.
SAN JOSE, Cal, July Is.

SAN JOSE, Cal, July Is.
Alfred Stage has been arrested on
charge of felony of the most atrocious
nature. 1t seems that Stage came to
the ranch of j. M. Owen, at Coyote
station, two weeks ago, for work, which
he obtained, being employed in Owens
dairy. Saturday he became engaged
in quarrel with fellow-employe,
Irving Isham, whom he attacked with
a hammer. A fight was prevented,
but Stagg declared that he would kill
Isham if he had to poison him. A
number of men employed in the diary
are boarded by Owen. The milk used
by them, as also by Owens family. is
taken from large vat where the daily
yield of sixty gallons is poured. Yes
terday morning at breakfast the men
who used the milk in their coffee
noticed very bitter taste, which they
complained of. The Chinese cook, find
ing the fault in the milk, gave some Il
it to two dogs, both of which died in a
few minutes. A quantity of milk from
the vat was then brought to San Jose,
where DR.. Caldwell analysed it, finding
strychnine in it. The suspicion at
once fell on Stage, who was arrested
on complaint Of Owen late last night.
He will be arraigned tomorrow.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-17
ADYERTIsED LETTERS.

Remaining in the Carson Postofict
July 10th 1881.
LADIES LIST.
JOrdOn Mrs Smith Miss Addie
Schwartz Mrs Z
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Bonardi Cipriano Lee VIM
Blanchard f A Marsh VIM
Cradlebaugh VIM McQue ThOs
Capurro Giuseppe Odds Jas
FrOntizen J Pasquale Glbelua
Griffith Samuel Scanza Giovanni
Grace J E s...s .r
G. G. WHITE, P. NJ.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-17
Around the World.

Rev. Mr.. Willis of this place and his
brother, Of Winnemucca, also a Meth
odist minister, contemplate triparound
the world, leaving here in October.
They will 60 to San Francisco and then
to Japan, China, India, Palestine Greece,
Italy, through the interior of Europe,
thence to France, England, Scotland,
and Ireland, after which they will sail
for New York. The trip will occupy
them about fifteen months.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-17
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IN BRIEF.
Grapes are in the market.

Eighty-six in the shade yesterday.
The Supreme Court has adjourned
until September 5th. -.....+.
People tell King Kalakua that his
old island is good short. eco
James J. Roony has been appointed
superintendent of the Sierra Nevada.
An assessment Of fifty cents per share
has been called for the Gould g. Curry
Company. .*.H ....'e.t''.<s''~'' q. go
Surveyor General Hatch leaves in
few days for a business trip to Wash
ington, d. c.
And now comes man from high up
in the Sierra's who says he saw the
comet on the 18th.
Doc. Benton is bottling and shipping
about 5000 bottles of Glen Alpine Min
eral Water per week.
The Eureka Con. Mining Company
has declared a dividend of fifty cents
per share OH their capital stock. F.
The Tribune takes the Supreme Court
to task on its Latin and the Sentinel and
Leader look after the dead language in
Eureka.
The story that Hank Monk shed
tears at the Hazel Kirke show he pro-
nounces as pure invention of the |
enemy.
The APPEAL acknowledges the re-
ceipt of a string of trout from Geo.
Davis caught in Hope Valley. Small,
but we'll favored.
1t is never too late to mend, but it is
always too early to begin stitching so
long as you can get new clothes from
the tailor on credit.
To-day is the last monthly practice
for the Carson Guards. The silver
pitcher will be the first prize shot for
and the three company's prizes of $40
coin each follow.
The comet is leaving US at the. rate of
{, 100000 miles day. Any packages
or bundles that the ladies wish the
comet to carry should be packed with
)ut delay.
Fannie Ogden, q woman who formerly
'esided in this city, and who was en-
ragged in a lamp throwing contest with
mother woman at Woodland, Cal,
ome months ago, has since died from
Ter injuries.
s'That Beautiful Wretch" by William
Black, is out, bound in complete
lumber. Had the author been half as
as the illustrating artist the
tory would have been better worth the
cading.
The conjunction of two political
lanets the other day near Reno is ere
ting some excitement in Washoe and
,rmsby county. The little one was
OF able apparently to defect the orbit :
the other.
Fish Commissioner Parker recently
aught number of carp and cat fish in
Walker Lake. The carp were quite A
,rge and the cat fish which are very
turdy can now be seen in glass tank
t Fox's. The young fish were placed N
q the lake about two years ago. Is
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-17

McDoualps soda fountain attracts the
thirsty during this sultry weather as a
bowl of brown sugar would call in the
flies. His syrups are the pure fruit ex-
tract, and his cooling apparatus and
generators are of an improved method,
which insure against harm from drink
ing the soda.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-17

The APPEAL is indebted to Cagwin
4 Allen for the August number Of the
Harpers. 1t contains the usual uum-
Der of readable sketches. ga Day in
Africa is profusely illustrated, but
Carsonites yesterday were not obliged
to read the story to get an idea of what
such a day was.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-17
STOCKS.
MORNING BOARD.

50 Ophir-5k
$50 Mexican-7X
$50 Gould and Curry-4 GO
20 Best and Bslcher-9x
ATS CalifOrnia-75c
$3.50 Con. Virginia-2 10
60 ChOllar-2 20
1885 SavaSe-2 80
200 Potosi-2 SIS
40 Hale and Norcross-3 40
300 Crown Point-215
go Yellow Jacket 10
1900 Imperial-l5c
25 Kentuck-2x
100 Alpha--21
40 Belcher-3
100 Sierra Nevada-sT
40 Uiab-6ss
10 Rullion-85
$50 ExcnPQuer-1 10 5r... IF#
$40 Overman-1 20
100 Jnstice-95c
$50 UniOn-9H
$40 Alta-3 95
$50 Ju!ia-40c
$50 Silver Hiif-20c
$50 Lady Washington-20r
eco New York-l5c
ITO BentOn-l O5
$50 Scorpion ....... .
ls5 North Elk. Utah-S0c
500 New Wells-Fargo CSC
100 Curtis-1I
l56 Andes-l 40
80 Euraka COn.-3l
100 Beimont-6rc
80 N. Bele--l74
100 Manhaitan-2H
500 Grand Prize-40c
200 Argenta-5c #.... .r...
$50 Star-4Oc
200 Belle Isle-25c
100 Albion-3 20 rHs
$50 Wales-l 10
$50 Mt. Diablo-S15
10 Bodie-6B
$50 Bechtel-l so
100 Tioga-40c
20 Bulwer-c 10
$50 Syndicate-35c
200 BIackhawk-l5c
100 South Boiie-lOc
l50 Mono-3H
800 South Bulwer-S0c
60 Noonday-55
so North Noonday-30
40 Tptop-4 IS
80 Head Center-19
200 Giant and Old Abe-lA
100 Silver King-2lN
90 Belviiere-25c
1875 Oro-SO
1000 Addenda-15c
200 Sulphuret-3
100 Tranquility-2
$50 NavajO-75c
$50 TuscarOra-30c
$50 DAY. 95
so Summit-25c
100 C0ncordia-70
$50 HOimes-4O
400 Booker-15c
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-02-12

s1Lurab.r furnished from The Clipper saw.
mill ct short nutice.
s%speciAl attention given 10 and best prices
paid for country produce.
- delivered free In any part Of the
Distr1ct. jAnl
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-02-12

There can be no doubt but that a
raid is 10 be made on the Miners
Union. Stocks continue on the down
grade, and il is believed by many
that the boom will not begin until the
Miners, Union is disbanded at Vir-
gina City.-ICarson Appeal.
Yes; these men who make their
millions out of the hard labor of the
miners-who have built palaces at
home, and are spending millions Is
luxury and gayety abroad, begruge
the poor miner who delves thousands
Of feet in the bowels of the earth the
Insignificant sum of four dollars per
day.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-02-12

one would be the choice OF Mr.. Brad
laugh.
If Mr.. Iaissant should be IL TO
Justify his accusations, Mr.. Brad
laugh would submit 10 the Judgment
Of the jury against him. II, on The
contrary, Laissant should All, l.
would inevitably make apparent maj
he had failed in honor and veracity.
We are willing to predict that such
a rational and common way OF
determining the matter in dispute Is
not in accordance with Mr.. Laissantss
ideas on the subject, and will not be
adopted.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-02-12

The Austin Reveille says: A petit
ton, praying the Legislature for the
repeal of the Salary law, has been eli.
culated in this city and received the
signatures of all the principal tax
payers. The law has been in opera
ton q monlh-suficisntly long to
give its working \ fair trial. 1t Is
found to work as q barrier TO the
faithful and prompt execution Of civil
and criminal laws, and in many ways
detrimental to the best interests Of
State and county. ssLet the law be
repealed" comes from all sections Of
the State.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-02-12

THE Carson Tribune says: A bill
defining what shall constitute q law
ful barhesl-wire fence is pending in
the Senate. On mosion of Senator
King, on Tuesday, the bill was
amended - - Ia require that no
xire should be used in The conStruc-
ton of fences unless IL il OF American
manufacture. and on motion Of Rock
hin that ma Chinese shall he en-
ployed in the construction Of such
fences.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-02-12
EVENING SCHOOL.
Notice to Creditors.

Estate ef Geo. W. cosgray. Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ underlined. Executor Of the last will
and testament Il said deceased, 10 the cred
ltors q and all persons having claims against
the said deceased 70 exhibit them. with the
necessary vouchers. on or before the LIST day Of
NAY, lcel. 20 sid Executor. Al Cherry Greek.
in the county u White Pine, State Of Nevada.
Dated at Cherry Greek, February Il, 1881.
p. H. CANNON,
Executor Of the last will and testament Of
George ". Cosgray, deceased fsbl2
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-02-12

Z A. LArTLEFIELD, of the Elko
Post, j. about starting a paner in og.
den, to be called the Daily Pilot.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-02-12
Bio.

At Cherry Greek, February u, 1871. Of
dropsy. 7. N. Sandles. . native Of Louis
lana; ased - years
At the County Hospital. Hamilton, on Mon
day. February Z. lsl. Of pneumonia.
Charles Meade q native Of New York:
AGED sbost = years
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-02-12
Born.

In Hamilton. THURSDAY nsoFnins. February ;,
ISL. TO the wife II Charles harbstein, q
son; weight. Il poands.
At White River, On SATURDAY. February 5.
I&L. 70 the wife of r N. Ellison Doe. .
daughter.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-02-12

JUDGE RIvEs, in his speech last
evening, showed by facts and figures
that in less than ten years after the
issuance of the county bonds to the
Eureka and Colorado River Railroad
Company the entire principal and in
terest of the bonds would be paid
from the taxes on the property Of the
sompany.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-02-12

THE people Of his county should
lose no time in giving q full express
sion OF their views on the railroad
question. whether for or against, and
conveying the same Al the earliest
possible moment to our representa-
tivas at Carson.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-02-12

1T would have been more i'm
accordance with the fitness Of things
if the promoters of the Eureka and
Colorado River Railroad scheme had
brought this subject before the peo-
pie At the late election, saa invited a
popular verdict for or against the
measure.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-02-12

MANY of III people imagine that
they see in the proposed railroad
scheme q huge colored gentleman on
the fence, and that the sole purpose
OF the Eureka capitalists is to strike
the fine timber region in the neigh
borhood of Thirty-mile Springs, aud
thus supply the Eureka furnaces with
an abundance of cheap coal.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-02-12

IT should be borne in mind sha1
afier the Perley bin passes the Legiso
lafure and receives the Governors sig
nature it becomes law, and the pecna
of White Pine county viii have no
further voice in the mater.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-16

\ -
The Presidents me age was ocuv.
cred % Congress on the dth. Among the
bills introduced IN the Senate were NO ior
the admission Of Dakotn = state. senator
Davis, vacasinS the chair n favor y AF'
Harris. spoke q some length ~ REGARD "
bis position A. President pro tenn. me &c
casion was the calling Up " NJ. bununu'
Of his resolution providing ~ ne con,'n ~
ance q committees = tney existed =. ~
close q 49, session y ~ ss . !. NJ 7
Fe'na'<' ~. Ds'n 49,. -, -~c'. 80 &c
'ooN occ.S'o' !" s'A'e ~ - ..,s,s,,
vo'e snou'o 49, ~. $500.
tne existing o'ksne" -.~-.-,,.
Aitnousn c'rcuins.an n.se .s,.-u ,s
changed since ,nat ''no' 80 $3.50 s ,'.
when vo'un'.H'y assume. 49, WI. .ee'
alsereu; hence .uneIe ~ 49, $3.50 49,. \"
1890 1870 .. nrans,ss .,nd,d.te , TbIs N.
,res.,cc ~ NJ. D.xi.,s views il regarded a.
se,,l,ng ~ the newt Two wears the status of
~ sen.fe oficers. unies. death should
MAZE : change. irving the Republican party
I nositive majority. The proceedings 81
the House were devoid Of interest. the
drawing q seats occupying the greater part
Of the session.
IT was generally understood IN wash
ington on the 9Th that Secretaries Lincoln,
James. Kirkwood aud Hunt would con-
linue ia the Cabinet for some months yet
ii least. The appointment 81 Frelinghuysen
Tor Secretary 81 state and Brewster for A.
torney- General was expected % be an
| uounccd a. anv moment
GEN. JcDsoN FITZPATRICK, Minister
10 Chill, 4 dead. He was native Of New
Jersey and noted iii the war a. dashinL
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-16


The youthful deprnv'ty o. inc rising
generation - truly astonishing ~.
seems as y sucn Things - chIufch nnd
passed away, - rapid y tnc transition
from infancy into man ana "onannoou.
boy o. fourteen ~ ms ako y a.
vancement considers nnsen z man,
struts the streets with cigar OF cisnfe'te
IN mouth. speaks o. M ,n'her an9
mother fam'lIarly ~ me "oiu man nnu
woman. and with Inc confidence o. Z
connoisseur speaks q the inherent
grades Of liquors and LIARS. = certain
English writer has remarked anu lust
". TOO. IN speaking q recent VS., 70
this country. that there are no cnii-
dren. and goes On y say thas TINS can
be attributed ~ ~ utter freedom from
al authority ana restraint nnu 'ne sen ,-
sationM trash thrown oNct NY "n".c
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-16

characleristlos. DR.. kennon. editor q the
Chicago Medical Rerie,c, gave hIs opinion
unsqulvocally that The prisoner wss insane.
Witness based his judgment o. 0uitcaus
insanity upon The hereditary taints upon the
impairment Of Judgment. upon che cxaIsa-
ton 81 the emotions. and upon inspirations
which also included the motive Witness
admitted that when : man committed .
crime while acting under the delusion Of
Divine inspiration and then conducted him.
SELF precisely - criminal would do. q
would Be presumptive evidence against his
insanity. DR.. Charles II. Nicholas, o. tho
Bloomlngdals Asylum. replied 20 : hypo-
theiical question proposed BY scoyille: III
the evidence 70 which ! have listened u cor.
reef, should say that the priscner g In
sane" DR.. Folsom, q Boston, pr. God
ding. Of the Government Insane Asylum,
Washington. DR.. Mcbride, Of Milwaukee,
and DR.. Claiming, d BrookIine, Mass,
concurrcd substantially in the opinion
Of DR.. Kennon. Scoyille an
nounced that he had no rAore
witnesses present and would introduce but
two or three more before closing the case.
Guiteau interrupted and demanded that
subI0nas be issued for Gen. Grant, Senator
| Conkling, Governor Jewell. and Others.
| Finding no objection was made 70 bis inter-
ruption Guitcau proceed 70 make an incoher'
ent harangue. while his counsel smiled COM
placently. as II feeling that the prisoner was
| making more Roadway with the Jury than
any expert testimony could compass. He
| was finally silenced by Judge Cox, and SEQ.
vile read number Of passages from Gull
\ teau's book, Truth.
Tux Louisiana State Legislature, in
pursuance OF call Of the Governor. con.
| vened in special session a. New Orleans on
the 5th. The Governors message was re-
ceived and read. II referred principally q
the existing deficiency In the state revenue
and proposed measures u relief.
FouR heavily armed men took forci'
bic possession Of the store OF r. w. Hub
bard, about thirty miles below Austin, Tex
They compelled the proprietor and his clerk
10 give up their watches, after which the,
robbed the store Of $500 in currency and I
lot Of valuable goods. They are supposed
10 be the same gang that robbed Bass
store, Il Bastrop County, few days previ
Gus.
THE Tennessee Penitentiary at Nash
vile was partially DESTROYED by fire on th'
5th. The conyicts worked heroicaIIy 70 sub
due the flames, and the main building wa
thereby saved. There were 72s prisoner
within the walls. and but six awaited them
selves Of their opportunity 70 escape. TIL
loss Il estimated At $2s5, 900; insurance, &c.,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-16
TOPICS OF THE DAY.


~~~~~~<<r,rroornxAu. DROfwHDIW0a.
4O~~1<'4~'< = 4.
49,, ~. <he sfh senator David Davis orcsld-
<e" ~ <s- S...ter~ 1870 nv..cns ana the
nk- put NJ" $1,000. ~ ,-'--I ~ .--.-.s ~ ~
proceedings q ~. .31S wr.S , 1S.o- y. ~ =.
pccial interest," num1St q 1uas 49, ~, ~, u.
Produced, among Mttx su< Io1a'wut M.:
&hcrnan-io prx'3c koL w A.1e =. INV ~ Z
per cent. bonus; 20 ~ 1tpuc0 r ~ - s.e
bonds. BY MT Sarianu--for me 1ppointnens
Ola commis<icucL - tnNczt.t:<r me l"tSs ~
eionS Of tne tar1u anu tt>snuc LAW; o< 1T
leck-for Ie..s.nk ,t19s . 1o... ,, ..o ~. ~
Io<an-lo Place zen. y. a S.An. upS 49,. ss5
retired list @ tne =. Wy. -, :
nrteolution " con.A"ue ~ ~. ~. ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-16

REV. THOMAS BASKERVILLE, Con-
grceationaI minister Of Bloomfield, Iowa,
has fed with his scrvant-girl, Lizzie Col
Tier, leaving wife and two infant children
IN destitute condition. lie emigrated from
Lancashire less than three years ago. Iiis
former practitioners are deslrious o. having
his infamy published 20 the world.
A DISPATCH from the City Of Mexico
says IN attempt was made on the 81 10 -.
sassinate Governor Manual Ledo, OF Guano
Juanto, the would-bc assassin, was instIgat-
cd bv political enemies.
A BOLD thief walked or with el17,'
600 worth Or negotiable bonds from ne
Cleveland (O.) Commercial Bank while the
President was talking with \ friend.
A NUMBER Of experts were called %
the stand IN the (iuiteau case on the 9Th.
Most of these were gentlemen who bad
closely watched the prisoner a spectator.
during the trial, and had therefore had 1
god OPT crtunity q judging Of ne mental
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-16

leaves II Der train limo Of woes fun o.
torture and humiliation. Finally. do
not omit "a keep high heels from under
tho young peoples feet. Mary Wager
kisher. ~ hurdi Ncv Yorker.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-16

-
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
A TRAGIC love affair has occurred at
xew orleans. Henry MEME, stslwart
Young blacksmith, was engaged 70 Margaret
Massey. an unusually pretty blonde Of 10.
The cirl' Z mother had higher ambition for
her daughter and forbade her lover the
house. The two thcrcupon determined 70
end their existence. They met, according
to previous engagement, 70 carry out their
tragic resolve. After hurried embrace
and . few passionate words 81 love, the
young man drew revolver, placed IL muz-
zle against the left side Of the young girl
neck and fired. Supporting her In his arms,
| he placed the pistol TO bis own head beneath
| the left ear and sent . ball through the base
Of bis skull. The wretched lovers then fell
| TO the pavement IN each others arms IN
the pocket Of the man was found ie'.ef,
signed ~ potn me lovers ae'a'',ns 'ns'I
desperate resolution ano oeMs''lns nc
wretchedness which drove 'nen q .ne'F
fate. The wounds uiu not prove ''n'neu's'e-
y fatal, put y was MOI 'nonsn' 'nat e''ne'
could survive
LOUIS BURKE ana Jonn BOOKER ne
groes, were in Jail q Oxford. n. g, charged
with robbing and numbering Charles Lynch
1eweier' the other night 20 armed Douy
q nifty Of sixty men visited me jail mo
forced the 1ai'er 20 deliver up tne muruer-
ers. They made . run confession o. .ne
crime, after which they were carried 20 tne
outskirts q me village ana nAngea y :
tree.
A SAN ANTONIO CIex.) dispatcn q
the LIST says: Sheriff J. =. Martin and Louis
Henry, returning from serving citations,
were waylnid and foully murdered six miles
below Rio Grande City to-day. The Sherin
was collecting taxes, and was robbed Of al
be had. Citizens have appealed to the Gov
ernor By wire for State troops % come %
their rescue. q four similar murders have
occurred recently. The murders are attrib-
uted % Mexicans.
AT Bic Spring, Montgomery County,
W. lain W. Burnett shot four times hi,
f.ther-in-law. Fred. NJ. Northcross. caus.
~ instant death. Northcross vas unarmed
and begged Burnett not 10 shoot. There
No. bad feeling between the two. GROWN,
out az family difficulties. but the murder
seems 10 have been without immed iate prov
ocation and wholly unjustifable.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-16

THE East Line and Red River Rail-
road o. Texas, a. present extending from
Jefferson 70 GrccnviIlc, l23 miles, has been
transferred 10 the Gould system, and will
henceforth Be designated as the Jefferson
Branch Of the NJ, KAT.
THE debt statement issued Dec.
shows decrease Of the public debt during
November 81 81, 80, 120; cash IN treasury,
$2l5, 0i2, 500; gold certificates, -, 2o7 900; ~
yer certificates. S06, 1904, 800; refundIne certif-
Gates, 57o, 100; legal tenders outstanding,
$3lG, 1881 ,010; fractional currency outstand.
Ting, $7.093. rs. Decreased debt since june
30, 1851, 81, 373, ~.
Mn. q. w. RU00LEs, formerly Cen
'eral Passenger Agent Of tho Iron Mountain
Railroad, has accepted similar position
mith the Michigan Central.
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~ a. n
$4,000. r,--,- 80
- ~ i,o''.''''en. .'olN ~ '''o
treasury mas oeen uiscnarsea ~ secretary
foiger, because % ms connection Win NJ
irregularities @ ne cus'oal.n.s once nc
ring James =. Butter q iuano, iormeF'y
United states District Attorney Q! tnat ier-
ritory' has been appointed 10 NJ place:
Secretary foiger, y y saio' intends 70 weeo
out Al subordinate omclsls ana emPioyees
VINO have been Implicated " my cfookeo
sr.nsAcl'ons' \.
orIoN. Ass'stant oee1e'azy - 80
Treasury has handed N nis resignanon.
CAucUsEs Tor the nomination o. ON
Gers Of the House Of Representatives were
held On The evening Of the 3d. with the fol-
lowing result: Republican nominees: For
Speaker, J. Warren Keller, Of Ohio; Clerk,
Edward Mcpherson, Of Pennsylvania; Ser
geant-at-Arms, Geo. ". Hooker. q Massa-
chusetts; Doorkeeper, w. r. brownlow' q
Tennessee; Postmaster, Capt. Harry sner'
wood, Of Michigan; Chaplain. Rev. Freder'
lck n rover me caucus conses' -, 81, rs
sPeakersnp ~ between ne.er ~ ~.
cocks q ~" lo'k, 10 nc 80.
were Pfety cosey
between Stai"aFt 'no an'a-o..''
Walt. ~ Io.'nes 1911 = 80 49,
me democrats rsnonl.n.'eu 'no onlc.Is y
ne iast house. me rFeenp>c.eIs se'ee'e ~
NicnoiAs roFu, n Assou.,s IT sPc.He.
Gilbert pe - M.syr. 2. ino'an.' ~ S'e.H,
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