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non, with few fair yearlines, selling
from 2 TO Al cent? per pound A good
number Of common horse. sold from SIS
to sl25. A few old mules brought from
$50 10 slO5. One LOT Of scrub ewes, 200
load. brought a. is per head
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HEALKD.-Among those Ginning to be
healed at Pink Cottage this week il Mrs.
NJ. y. Seller, Of Louisville, daughter Of
Pro-. Farnam, Of Georgetovn. She hs.
been an invalid for many years, but now
declares herself we'll, and ha. returned to
her home.
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ON MONDAY. A

ON MONDAY. AUGUST Ist. 1881.
By the officers appointed hold regular day fill
vacancies in the Offices Of said county follows,
lst AT the places voting all the Precincts
out the unexpred the Baughman elect
cd, behaving failed to qualify
3D. AT the places Of voting all the
out the unexpred portion Of the for which
3D. At Waynesburg precinct of Con-
stable ofad precinct by failure
y
4th Also in the precinct
Peace to I'LL the unexpred portion Of tho
signed.
6h In the Walnut Flat
precinct fill the
qualify.
9Th Also in the
Peace to All tho unexpired of
resigned.
Al ulon 10 auahfy
of
r H.
June u, ISL = lincoln TO
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Mn. II. J. McRoBrRrs, formerly Of ,hi.
vicinity, has embarked in the newspaper
enterprise at Salbina, Mo. We have ~
ceised copy Of the Indef, a peru-al Of
which convince- u. that he knows what he
Il about. We \ with pleasure,
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BouRSr GoooiS, the lemonade vender,
to prove TO the public that Il would not
hill anybody, gave couple Of boys all
they could drink. They got away with
u glasses and still live to tell the tale,
though they were swfully sick afterwards.
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kfSTucKr's distinguished Senator, lion.
James D. Beck, honored his friends here
Tuesday with visit lie Was in his best
conversational vein and particularly inter
esiing. Lincoln county has always had a
peculiar pride in the Senator, and to her,
he, ins great measure, owes his present
position. for had il not been for the bold
stand she took, he might have retired from
office at the end Of his second Congression-
al term. This county was then in the
Lexington District, and had voted for Mr..
Beck at both Of the former elections. BY
an agreement with some other aspirants
for the position, II appears that Mr.. Beck
was not 10 be a candidate for third term,
but when the people Of Lincoln met to
send delegates 10 the ConSention 10 nomi-
nate his successor, Col. Thomas w. Vsrnon
drew up = resolution demanding that Is
Mr. Beck had made such an excellent
Representative he should again stand for
an election. and plsdging the vote Of the
county to him In the event that he did,
but In no event to support those who tried
to hold him to such an agreement, II he
didn't The resolutions further declared
that he had no right to make such a
promise when his reelection Was a pub.
lie necessity. When they were presented
TO the meeting, the resolutions were adopt
ed with a whoop. Following the example
Bourbon adopted similar resolutions,
woodfOod fell into line, and so il went till
each Of the other candidates were forced
from the track, leaving Mr.. Beck the only
aspirant before the Convention. Our
people are proud Of their action then and
prouder still Of the reputation that sens-
Tor Beck has gained. lie is undoubtedly
the best Senator FROM the South, or for
that matter, In the Union, and his abilities
are everywhere recognized. His rs-slse.
ton next Winter 10 a forgone conclusion,
and Il should not surprise US II his name
is the only one before the Legislature.
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slScE the heavy rains the atmosphere
ha. undergone a radical change, aud the
weather this weel, has been all that mortal
could ask, and all that We have To ask is
that there will he more Of il.
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CHAPTER 30.

AN ACT to take the sense Of the people
Of this Commonwealth as to the pro-
priety Of calling a Convention to Re-
wise the Constitution, and to regulate
,he manner oftaking the list Of quail
fed voters.
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Tar rumor that Crab Orchard Springs
had or was about to close, was started by
some designing individual to iniurs the
present season. II is hardly necessary to
say that there Was no foundation for il.
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Tnr old comet has nearly disappeared,
but astronomers tell vs. that another has
already taken IL place. !, eau be seen in
the Northwest, near Cspella.
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WHEAT ihreshed and put into sacks Tor
ten cents per bushel, all the hand. furnish
ell aud no feed wanted. by W. Il. Mccall.
Give him trial and save yourself trouble
aud expense.
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A CINCINNATI paper fling- this terrible
paragraph at the late leading man Of the
Julia A. Hunt Troupe: Why does not
Mr.. Gle, Shine star Il next season. If
he did not succeed he could suck lemons.
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A ro-rorrrcE has been established at
Mr.. :. y. owsley's store, with him A. post.
master, to he known a. Bright II will
take the place Of the late Engleman's Mill
postofice.
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Jous SMITH, the bar her, !. in trouble.
lie drew pistol on Dan Caldwell. Dan
told the authorities, and the result was .
trid and sentence Of ten days in jail aud
q line Of s25. John now ornaments the
rock.pile
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A srrrR belonging John Bri ghi. Jr.
weighing about 200 pounds, va. killed
by lightning a few days since. The re-
msrkable part OF Il is that his tail and one
ear were entirely burned Of, besides which
there was not q scratch on him.
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FINE PIANO FOR SALE!

ANY ONE DESIRING AN EXCELLENT
new Piano eau obtain a bargain by calling on the
undersigned. II has been used hess than dozen
times.
iss.4t W.P. WALTON, stanford.
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THr Town Trustees are going TO have
all dogs muyzled.
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You can get II pounds Of blackberry
sugar at A. ow.ley's for 81. Jam maker.
will take the hint.
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PooR 7. q. OFFICIALS. In an article with
this heading, in last weeks paper, We did
not intend to include our friend, Mr.. J. b.
Ruby. the excellent Mail Agent on the
Knoxville Branch. lie never give. ms %.
casion 10 find fault with him.
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LOCaL MATTERS.

Hale n NuSSELLEY have taken the
sgency for the celebrated Davis Sewing
Machine.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-22

Tvs pound, Of good \. o. Sugar for 81
AZ Hale a Nunnelleys.
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CoorER n JAcKsoS's Circus aud Me-
nag erie are unrivaled. Don't fail to see
them to-morrow.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
- -lI--7',-I
DISSOLUTION.

BY mutual consent, the 6rm Of Owsley hlg-
glns Is this day duly 18Th, issi1 dissolved, Nj.
Higgins retiring All accounts being due, We ask
prompt settlement, to close our business All
accounts and notes will he found at the Old stand,
occupied by A. Owsley, aud eau he paid 10 either
member 9th firm. Respectfully,
OWsIEY a HIGGINS
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LINCOLN cousrY.


4 utiN uDNu tUuUutUt.
--TnK INTERIOR JOURNAL Of last weel
was transferred by Pete Hsmton to Greeni
fast line add reached US At II A. n. o.
Friday. Isn't Il nice TO have such friends
, Fol
MARRIED Louisville, on Thurs
! day, 18th inst, Mr.. Frank Cowsn and Mis-,
Caroline Rifle, all Of IIustonville. Frank
is we'll known as the handsome representa-
tive Of ]. w. Allen a Go and Caroline Il
highly esteemed In our community.
W. NJ. Boyle and wife, Of Lancaster,
who have been spending q week with rsls.
tives here, left for home on Wednesday e.
DIR. II. Brown has been suffering since
Sunday from q violent attack Of sickness.
Everybody Is anxious for his recovery.
Mrs. Baldwin, from Pink Cottage,
held religious meeting at private house
in our village on Monday, p. N, which
was numerously attended and generally
greatly enjoyed. She vas requested to
hold another service at night, and was
rendered the use Of either Of the two
churches. The Christian Church was &C.
cepteJ for the evening, and, notviths,snd-
ing the notice was short, and the building
large, was nearly filed by one Of the best
behaved audiences have seen assembled
IN the place. a Bible reading was APP
pointed Tor TUESDAY AFTERNOON, ana notice
was given that service would be held in
Tue Presbyterian 'hufch on wednesday
n'ghI
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IS $50 '
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III $500
ngn' was wen s"enueo' ho'Nih''anuing
'he Investment "eA'nef' a hum"er from
STANFORD came over,
we aekno~ledge' win one Of our
sweetest smiles ,he ne" ''ue compliment
pad US oy L. Evans IN his letter from
Crap orchard 10 the Lexington hes OF
an
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of Prof A,nold. Of Msmnb;. ara LEARNING
xs,v ,.p;Jlv allan. sxss, Uomsp NOV
Goat. on the breeze and aOlJ BLACK Joe
ba. been re.urrected and i, again signing
over the "days that are yoneS Mr.. Jobn
Edmis,on saws he would rent the bow, his
new .,ore. roam 70 ur.e,ios in. but /, /. ton
far from Mr.. Sam Hardin. who love. 90
well (y) TO hear the bows practice.
The Iowering clouds Last Friday
morning cas-, corre.psodiug shadow. upon
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ELECTION NOTICE.

Pursuant wr oeon directed by the Lincoln Obny
notice hereby that Elections will be he'd the several
cinc in Lincoln County
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s'"s W. INV
.-', 80.
b Tvs pounds Of good n. o. Sugar for 81
Al Hale a Nunnelley's.
-
%" "ns o' 'o'a" S'OVs' ce,e",a'eo
m""''' 'o'p' Iu'' 'ece''en Wy ""e "
""""''N
/. hArrLfsNAkfs.- Hale n Nunnelley buy
!. all Minds OF country produce, not except
ing mathematics Call and see the large
one They have on hand
A ,o.ro,r,cr Ia. b.sn ..,.hl,...d =,
Al, q n ox.l.,,. .,o,. IN, Li, =,
m..,s, ~ no tnoxn =. p,,.h, =, IN
,.Le An. ,l,ce of The late roaI.m..,, Ma,
,o.,osr,o.
To nj, coal and uslI d,....J .I
lov raj. la ou.,,ion vLi.n I W.. A
Co. corner Third and M,,ts, .,,.a,. al
.oly. 10 Won, sn,,,e ..,i.e,o,,on ~ san IN,
Iu., cali on them
ri Iouv s..
lie 40. ni.,,I =. n r.,,"n NJ
,oId ,bs ,,,ho,,,,,. .aJ A.. -,
,riJ and /, .,n,,ncs a, 70, d.,. - III, "a
line Of s25. John now ornament. the
rock.pile.
u,v,o.,c.,o.. I..I-., 49,, -.
-. -. 80,
- -. r., -. -. '', '''.
- -. b., A. - -, I.,'
,..,l.J a.. - ..S "s,'. "."
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-
srfkR belonging John Br ghi. Jr.
a. ,,-r,.,
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PooR y. q. OFFICIALS. In an article with
this heading, in last weeks paper, We did
not intend to include our friend, Mr.. J. b.
RUBY, the excellent Mail Agent on the
Knoxville Branch. lie never gives rs %
casion 10 find fault with him.
c,n oncy.pn sr,,xos so. s.,x
Thi. Mated and no,nl., ,..o,, !. g.,
for ,.ls n,iv.,.l, I'm Anon, is,h al
unl... .oId nv ,b,, tins !, iii h. 5;.no..,
Of a, suction on the lat Of september II
l. most valuable property, having cosi
Col. Shelby over 100000, and !. the beet
equipped summer resort in the South.
Mon, Brstxrs. Cu,xor.-u, A.h.,
ov.l,, Ia. housb, an, NJ. I.,. n.,,..,
will n Uigsin. and iii he,.,f,s, con-
due, An. .,ocs,v .,J h,,ix,. Ln.,n,.
nj. own nam. n, u;,,;,, ~, n,,.h.
al NJ, GO II w..,.n,. .,ooL a. 81.
cL.,y. Apyn., 9o,h AZ, w..,.n III
oo,6ns b,m..If ,L.,..o,., h A..
m,chi,s l,.,,...
--
i"L''' 'up"t'-'udge . . M'e"
ha''"g 'aeaisu. 'he once OF foiies judge
hu"s'ou'F signed petition has been
'O'.a'ueu 70 "o', n'aeAourn' "s'ng him
" AppO'"' nut sq, 70 MI 'he
'0A"'y, "' '''i '"ofoush! comps
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SHOOTING AT EuBAsKs.-We are in
formed that William Gooeh Was shot aud
probably fatally wounded al EubanIs
Station last Saturday morning, by Tom
Donelly, saloon-keepsr. The affair gre~
out Of an old fsud, and both we're drunk.
Gooeh raised chair aud struck Donslly,
when the latter shot him twice in the head
Donslly went to Somerset immediately and
gave himself up 10 the Sheriff.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-22

AFrsR retiring from the firm Of Owslsy
a Higgins, by mutual consent. | have
purchased Of Mr.. Geo. d. wesrsn his en-
tire stock Of Hardware, Groceries, Iron,
Stoves, Salt, Lime, Cement, Plows, Hay
khkes, Nc, aud will continue the business
at his old stand, opposite the Myers House,
commencing on OF before September neat.
aud respectfully ask continuance OF the
trade given him by the public generally.
Mr. Tom Johnston will remain with ms,
ard be prepared TO do roofing, su,isring
and timers work generally. Very Res
peetfully, w. II. Higgins.
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on THE FIRST nay or AUGUST
--issi, Int 10
Tho Lowest and Best Bidder
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BUILDrNG A BRICK HOUSE
10 the tovn ~ stanford, Ky, according 10 plan,
sod SPECIFICATIONS 10 h. found II off.s Of tn
~ Asaph Hotel. Hifs must is given fir both
ose snd 80 story heus-, scsofdine 10 Tho
i~-a Is. uuonEs.
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Gran ORcmARD SPRINGS FOR sALE-
This noted and popular resort j. offered
for ,ale privately till August 18th, and
unles. sold by that time, 1t will be disposed
Of at auction on the lat Of September. Il,
Is a most valuable property, having cost
Col. Shelby over 100000, and !. the beet
equipped summer resort in the South.
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MoRr BusrsEss CHASoEs.-Mr. Asher
Owsley has bought out his late partner,
Will II. Higgins. and will hereafter con
duct the grocery and hsrdware business in
hi. own name. NJ. Higgins has purchss-
ed Mr.. Geo. D. wesren'- stock, to take
charge August 10th. Mr.. wesren will
eOnGns himself thereafter to the grain and
machine business.
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TO THE PUBLIC (!

0wsLEy a HIGGINS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-06

\ BALTIMORE clergyman preached on the
subject: ''Why was Lazarus a beggar?'
Probably Laz bought his wheat at 81 10.
same as the rest of the boys.-[Chicago Board
Of Trade Report for 1880. Because he did not
advertize.-[ Hawkeye.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-06

The Bee has the following: at is said that
Sharon sent over another sack to the Neva-
da Legislature for the purpose Of defeating
James G. Fair for United States Senator even
at this late day.
While the sack holds out to greet
The biggest "bonanzer' may be beat.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-06

THE WEEKLY APPEAL, containing com
plete record of the legislative proceedings up
TO date, is now out, and can be found at the
newsdealers. 1t is specially adopted to send
ing home to friends during the session.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-06

The Emperor Francis Joseph Of Austria is
said to give in charity third of his annual
income of $3.50 900, distributing it without
regard to race creed. Good example for
tho Queen OF England.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-06

THAT caucus of tonight seems to give most
Of the members more food for t'."''! ''ruj -
Election than any other propc...,"h '.pN ~"
the CARPET
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-06

WELLS, FARGO Il Co. have secured the
right to carr Y the express overthe line ofthe
Atchoson, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad. This
will give them a complete line to the East.
over the Central Pacific the express is car
ried only TO Ogden, where it is transferred to
the Adams Express Company. Tho high
rates of the latter company hsve been the
cause OF great complaint, and the direct
Southern route will be hailed as q relief by a
suffering publice.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-06

AUGUSTA, GA, had half a day of good
sleighing for the first time in twenty-five
years.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-06

SrARvATIoN.--Russia is the location OF the
terrible scenes of starvation this season. It is
reported that 10000 peasants arc starving in
the Province OF saratofI and upwards of ,000-
coo in Somara.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-06

The Committee on Corporations must have
been very carefully selected. A majority are
on. and out "corporatonists."
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-06

Miss LIZZIE SARGENT, daughter of ex-Sena-
tor Sargent, has been admitted as q member
of tho medical profession. She was born in
Nevada City,,and is a graduate of the Medical
College OF the Pacific.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-06

The Bulletin puts Carson kilograms under
the head of Foreign Intelligence" coming
after Turky.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-06

THERE We're Sl,S70.4sl in standard dollars
distributed from tho various m!nts last
month, as against only $685., 1921 in December,
1879
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-06
4 HORSE LOST.

r oST, A BLACK HORSE, FOURTEEN HANDS
high, with white star on his forehead and stout
brushy tail The horse is years old Five dollars
reward will be paid to the person who leaves it at
Skaters hayward ja4 G.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-06

The exports of the United States during
the past year exceeded the imports by
S241, 100000. This is good indication of
prosperity in business
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-06

Mrs. JOHN Russell You've, wife of the
wellknown journalist. died in New York
on Tuesday.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-06
THE STATE PRINTER AND THE AP-
PEAL

PEAL
Some two years ago Marshall Robinson,
theexState Printer, received a printing contract
from the State through the efforts of a man
named Putnam, the State Expert. He was
clearly not entitled to the contract, it not be-
ing the lowest bid. During the past few months
tho APPEAL has thoroughly exposed this
fraud, and showed to the satisfaction of
every body by what means the Board were
hoodwinked. The work of this public officer
has also been freely criticised, and his igno-
rance of the commonest rules of typography
exposed Mr.. Robinson has not filed the
office with even the smallest degree of credi
bllty, and his short regi me, now happily
ended, has been a standing annoyance TO the
State officials who were obliged to use his
work. Senator Meder, on the opening day
OF the session, alluded TO tho matter in a
speech in the Senate Chamber During the
session Of 1879 the work of this alleged prin-
ter was more than ence made subject Of com.
ment and rebuke by men who have a faculty
of distinguishing a botched job from good
one. After the APPEAL called attention to
the fact that he was over charging the State,
a more rigid scrutiny of the bills was institu-
ted, and some of these over-charges were cut
down. This caused loss to the State Prin-
ter's exchequer, which gave him much more
real offence than Any OF the criticisms ever
made upon his work. Yesterday, in his
organ, he charged the editor of this paper
with perjury. As a public officer, charged
with incompetency and an attempt to secure
q larger sum of money from the State than
his bid stipulated, he had no course left bat
to make an explanation of the charges.
Having no explanation to make, and unable
to disprove the facts presented, he retorts by
charging the editor of the APPEAL with a
felony. The opportunity of ssbstantiating
this assertion will be given him
ENGLAND is in terrible scare over the
prospect of Fenian uprising. Ireland
seems to be in a perfect ferment of excite
ment which may result seriously. There
is q lively prospect of trouble ahead.
The exports of the United States during
the past year exceeded the imports by
S241 100000 This is good indication of
prosperity in business.
Mrs. JOHN Russell YOU'VE, wife of the
well-known journalist. died in New York,
on Tuesday.
Washington dispatch announces that Mr.,
Hayes has nominated fer Postmaster at Reno,
Samuel W. Jackson, and far Elko, Quincy ".
Hull.
Cadet Whittaier's case goes before a court
martial in New York, January 20.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-06

ENGLAND is in terrible scare over the
prospect of Fenian uprising. Ireland
seems to be in perfect ferment of excite
ment which may result seriously. There
is q lively prospect of trouble ahead.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-06

4 Washington dispatch announces that Mr.
Hayes has nominated for Postmaster at Reno,
Samuel W. Jackson, and tor Elko, Quincy w
Hull.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-06

L. =. FISHER, Advertising Agent, q Merchants
Exchange is sole agent for the MORNING APPEAL in San
Francisco.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-06

Cadet Whittake1's case goes before court
martial in New York, January 20.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-06

BIooDsHED has begun in ireland A dis
patch dated the 5th reads as follows: Last
night some people near Claremorris dug a
ditch across the road to prevent the passage
of q process server who, with police escort,
was proceeding to serve writs of ejectn1ent.
The peasants threw stones freely. The Riot
Act was read, and the police charged Upon
the crowd. -Four persons are believed to be
fatally bayoneted and several others in
.iured."