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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-30
SEPTEMBER FIRST.
4 Ead Outlook for Ducks and Grouse.

On September first it will be legal to
kill ducks, if you can find the birds.
There will be grand forward move
ments on game inaugurated by all the
sportsmen in the city on Thursday next.
The hunters are cleaning their weapons
with sweet oil and mendinS their g tine
bags. Every duck or grouse that flies
low enough will sizz in the frying pan
as sure as there is virtue in saltpeter.
Over Il ton of bird shot has been sold in
this city since Saturday and the stores
are filed with purchasers Of ammu-
milton. Small boys had better remain
at home during the first few days of the
season. They simply make noise and
brighten the game. 1t isa great temp
tation for thoroughbred sport to kill
a boy if he is taking up too much room
in a grouse field.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-30
BlackmailinS the sports.

The APPEAL believes that every man
who catches fish and shoots ducks and
grouse should observe the old eStab-
lished custom Of leaving some of the
trophies of the chase at the editors
office. Writers who puff the fish strings
and fine shooting of the sports without
some meaty equivalent are simply low
ering the tone of journalism. Every
man WHO wants us to lie about his luck
in the streams and stubble fields must
come down. We don't take a mans
word; we must smell the ganey grouse
and handle the shining trout. The press
will find it profitable to organize regu-
lar system of blackmail on the hunting
and fishing fraternity. When man
walks right past the Office with dozen
ducks and comes not in, an item like
this will refresh his memory:
Yesterday Mr. killed twelve
fine malIards at Washoe Lake. The
only drawback in the days sport was
his accidental shooting of little Johnny
Bpggs, the son of the widow who lives
on the tOll-rotd. 1t was owing to Il
careless handling of the gun, and the
hoy, who was bright youth of twelve,
will probably die.
A fisherman who neglects to dizzy can
be described as upsetting his buggy
while under the influence of liquor.
These hints are thrown out to the
Nevada press with the hope that all
may profit by it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-30
Tell your friends of Amlnen's Cough

Tell your friends of Amlnen's Cough
Syrup.
When any druggist or dealer tries to
sell you, or tells you that some other re-
medy is as good or better, when you ask
for Ammen's Cough Syrup, look him in
the face, and you will see that God has
stamped upon his countenance In UNI
mistakable character, the word cupidity,
and investigation you will find he Is re-
comending some decoction of his own
that costs linn only few cents to pre-
pare, or some patent remedy upon
which he makes larger profit. Ask for
Ammen's Cough Syrup. Take no other.
Buy Is cent or a SO cent bottle. Test
it yourself. It stands upon its merits.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-30
Miners Should Read the Local Papers

I1IUHTS 3I1cTS
1t is we,l-established fact that the
recent gigantic legal battle between the
Albion and Richmond companies at Eu-
reka was decided in favor of the latter
through a patent being secured to the
older claim, and that that claim was
good and valid until other parties Sc
cured patent to the ground without a
protest from the original claimants. 1t
is more than peobable that the older
locators never read the local papers
and consequently missed seeing the
patent advertised which covered their
ground. This should teach mining men
the value of subscribing for and reading
their local papers.-T7te Fissure.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-30

The Presidents Crisis Past.

| WASHINGTON, August 29.-[Officia
etinl-Executive NJ ,nsion, $3.50 A
M.-The Presidents symptoms thi.
morning are as favorable as yesterday
at the same hour. He slept, awakening
at intervals, the greater part Of the
night. At these intervals he took and
retained the liquid nourishment adj
| ministered. His mind continues per-
fectly clear. Pulse 100, temperature
SO, respiration II.
A. M.-At the morning dressing
the parotid swelling was found to have
diminis I'D sensibly in size since yes
terday morning. Tnere had been d
plentiful discharge Of pus during the
night from three openings. Another
yellow spot was discovered on the face
this morning, which when pricked per-
mitted a free flow of pus from another
pus pocket. The wound in the body
WAS found to be doing well. 1t still
continues to discharge freely. The
character Of the pus discharged has not
changed materi ally since yesterday, but
is thicker and healthier in character
than for the previous few days. While
dressing the wound this morning the
cleansing catheter entered to depth of
fully twelve inches. DR.. Boynton, who
was in the sick room the greater part
OF last night, says the President passed
good night, sleeping most of the time
His sleep Was more natural than on any
night during the past week. During
the intervals of wakefu!ness his mind
was perfectly clear. OHce, about , A.
NJ, when awake and while taking
some nourishment, he remarked to DR..
Boyton, evidently referring to his sew
eral relap,es: "Doctor, wonder how
many more stations will have to stop
at ?' DR.. Boynton says the President |
looks better and feels better this morn
ing. The DOCTORS hope is strength
ened by the fact that the President has
held his own through another day and
night. He will feel content and satis-
led with a continuance of this station
Try period for few days. After that
ne hopes the work OF repaira and recuper-
,tion will commence. At this hour
he surgeons report his condition as be-
ns qnite as favorable as at the morn
ng examination.
DR.. Hamilton said this morning
hat the President is going to get we'll
that he no had doubt of it whatever.
There is no truth, he says, that there
5 anything the matter with Mr.. Gar
ield's lungs. No new complications are
THE LATEST.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, 9:30.-The
President is gradually improving.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-30

Yesterday afternoon DR.. Lee received
dispatch from Genoa to come up and
'ttend to DIR. Black, who was thrown
from buggy and badly hurt. A few
minutes later he received second dis
patch to the effect that the injuries were
not serious and he need not come.
Parties who came from Genoa last
evening report the Doctor much better.
Tickling in Throat-Ammen's Cough
Syrup.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-30
Frank LesIie's Popular Monthly.

The September number is especially
noteworthy. The opening article by
George Alfred Townsend, entitled
"Days of Gloom in the White House,"
Is timely and very interesting, embody-
ing history of the Presidential mansion,
and the most prominent incidents in
connection with the attempted assassin
alton of the President. The article is
illustrated by sixteen fine engravings.
MIR. n. Robinson contributes an admir-
able article, "Brighton, the Queen of
English Watering Place.,' with thir-
teen illustrations. allowable Homes
and Tent Life' treats of the various
homes of the true nomad; there are four
teen illustrations. can Early Visit to
Marshfield," ga Russian Home" GA
Chapter on Roses" and Denning's ar
ticle on "Comets," with its eighteen il
Illustrations, will be read with great in
terest. Benedict's serial, ga Late Re-
MORSE" is continued, and there are some
excellent stories by popular authors;
one by Chandos Fulton, "There's Bur
glars in the House," is extremely hu-
morous. There are sketches, essays,
poems, and an abundant miscellany re-
plete with interest and information.
The number is enbellished with a 'front.'
ispiece, ale Won't Hurt You," from
Haywood Hardy's painting. The price
of single copy is only 25 cents, and
the yearly subscription SO, postpaid. A
specimen copy will be sent post-free by
inclosing % cents to Frank Le5lie's Pub
fishing House, SO, SO, and 81 Park
Place, New York.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-30
Light for All.

Mrs. August Mayer of San Francisco,
trance speaker, test, healing and busi-
ness mes ium, is stopping at the Els
worth House. The public is invited to
test her wonderful powers. COnsulta-
tons daily ; circle every Wednes day
and Friday eveningsat eight O'Clock.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-30
The Cook Fund,

The following persons contributed
their little old cents to the Cook fund
yesterdays:
Gertie Mahanny, Incell Mahanny, j.
Mahanny, Mrs. Mahanny, j. w. Mad
drill, f. J. Parkinson, Mrs. LOwensteln,
j. Levy, Mrs. j. Levy, Sophia Levy,
Laura Levy, Juliet Levy, Dash (dog),
Mr.. Rau, Mrs. Ruu, John Arheart, A.
Cohn, Mrs. Cohn, II. Cohn, Mani Cohn.
Dora Cohn, Brigham (dog.)
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-30
Notice..

Frank T. Gilbert is no longer in our
employ, and has nothing to do with any
of our various historical publications,
either in Nevada or California. All COM
munications pertaining to them should
be addressed to us at Oakland, Cal.
THOMPSON & WEST,
.. Publishers.
Oakland, Cal, August &c. aug3O-1w
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-30
IN BRIEF.

Scr, Throat-Ammen's Cough Syrup
Mint Director Burchard will arrive
here this morning.
Jim Bigler has cold his dray and
business to Mr.. b. F. Slater.
Cap. Avery is now serving up soup
| with his lunch. 1t comes directly from
Swift's Hot Springs.
A. X. Ewes, the man who was re-
Gently injured ut Hawthorne by falling
from the loft, is out on the streets.
Happiness can easiest be obtained by
visit to the large jewclry repository of
Uncle Harris, 22l Kearny Street.
DR.. White has changed his residence
and can now he found on King street
two doors east Of Klein's brewery.
On Sunday morning man was dis
covered attempting to make an en-
trance into the Tribune office, but was
frightened away before he could be-
caught. A petty larceny thief must be
pretty hard up who tries to rob d Car
son newspaper office.
Mrs. Mayer, the spiritual medium, is
creating considerable of sensation in
Carson. Ii half what people say about
her is true she can almos; raise the
dead. The most hardened skeptics go
to her scances and come cut with their
eyes buIged out and avow their utter
at the genuIneneSs of her
revelations.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-30
Good Mineral Water.

The Glen Alpine Mineral Water sold
by Doe Benton is now commanding q
ready sale wherever it is introduced,
and physicians are prescribing it for
their patients in cases of irregularities
of the liver, bowels and kidneys. If
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-30
To Rent or for sale.

On liberal terms, the house lately &C.
cupied by Judge Beatty. The house is
partIy furnished and has Il block of
ground attached. Apply to James
Fraser, County Building. au9lm
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-30
STOCKS.
MORNING BOARD,

MORNING EoAEIL
$40 Ophir--6,.
$50 Mexican-lOx
$50 Gould and Curry-7!s
$50 Best and Belcher-l31S
$50 California;
1915 Con. Virginia-2
BIO ChOllar-2 50
60 Savage-3 40
800 Potosi-3 40
100 Hale and Norcros.-4 10
20 Crown Point-2 10
100 Yellow Jackat--6
400 Imperial-l5c
Is Kentuck-2 10
20 Alpha-4n
320 Belcher-3
so Confidence-3
1851 Sierra Nevada-iGA
SO Utah-1l
100 Bullinn--l 20
go Excnequer-l 80
$40 Overman-l 80
100 Justice-s0
ln25 UniGn-l45s
1900 A,ta-A o.
$50 Juiia-45c
l50 Silver Hill--l5c
a5O Lady Washington-lsc
200 New York-l5c
lb0 Benton 95c
$50 SrOrpion-l G5
lbs North Eek. Uiah-S0c
300 New WeIls-Fargo -i5c
100 Curli--1l4
500 Andes--l 10
EVENING BOARD.
so Euraka Con.-28H
so Jackson-6Oc
100 Be!mont-5fc
$50 N. Be!e-l6
100 Manha'tan-2
900 Grand PriZe-5c
400 Argenta-l5c
$50 Star-3o
200 Belle Isie-23c
$50 Albion 9o
400 Wales-6Gc
so Mt. Diablo-6
100 f. Mt. Dablo-l5o
100 Belding-Ip
40 BOdie-9L
SEQ Bechtel-1 20
40 Tioga-40c
325 Bulwer-c b
800 McClintnn-iOc
1870 Syndicate-45c
saO Blackna~k-!5c
Us GOod-haw 5ts
100 South Bn.!ie-5c
l5O MOno-3 20
100 Con Pacific-5Oc
800 South Bulwer- Zoe
80 NOOndav-1
50 North Noonday-50
l2O Tiptop-"11z
80 Head Cenier-1
200 Giant and Old Ahe-240
100 Silver King-l9T
so Belvitere-25c
$50 OrO-45
80 Addenda-2Gc
200 Sulphuret-3
100 Tranqui'tv-2
l5O Navaj o- 60c
$50 Tuscarora-30c
$50 Day. 30
so Summit -25c
no COncorda-lL
90 H0lmes--40
400 R,Oker- l5c
l2O BOdie Tunnel-2L
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-30
NEW aDyEHTlSEiyENTiS.
a CA 30.


Or. I! L. i.'Ti, VIII, takes my Office and pra, tice il
this city abo first wee'l sep ember, is graduate
OF the Oh and welt 5Lh.Hed II naop .Ih,c ege of
u vela,i, ONO. The Dr.. wei recommended by
all vino ow him, AID ahrbtncr of J. H. KIN, Of this
c ty. | most chGertuiy inf al Of the patrons o.
4 aths s:hYo tu ca a.d give him ! trial.
respectfully, L. HERRlCK-
Carson City, New, Aug Ct 20, IS3i
t(iri une please c0py)
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-30

The Kansas tity, (Kan.) Spy asks
elbow many faro tables in the city?"
as if the one the editor patronized
wasn't able to absorb his weeks salary.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-30

A San Francisco paper states that
the number of married women who eat
at restaurants is rapidly ON the increase.
Laziness ie the Cause of this.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-30

J. A. Mahanny, tax collector of
Storey and wife came down from the
lake last night.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-30

p. l. yueASOvcu, Virginia C L yrcAsov.cu, carsoa
, 1881-02-12

respectable practice Of tho law as tho prnc
ttcc Of nhortioll ,loes to tic practice II ,ncf-
ctne; and yet n ct,tl,1nltten Ut tho Legislature
--nil lnwyers-islrow nruilna II their project
lng nrilla, anil Insist Tint til1s miserable IsWk-
rry Ut even Tho foru,s ut Inv md Justice slAall
continue unhisturhctf.
Wo understand tint there have proceeded
FROM tiiis county certain protests against any
reform lii this practice. ai,st that ttleso 1'ro-
tests tlavo even rendered Eomo of tic repre-
scntattvcs Ut this co,,,tty weak 1T their
efforts to obtain relief. Indeed, 1t II stated
Tint some of the members Of this county linvu
openly taken sls!cs hi the ttnfensu Ut tho
present rascnlly condition of things. Do
these members claim to be lawyors9 Do
thoy claim TINT tho forn,s Of law inay bo used
to abuse, hasaas, aud oppross tho general
public without redress?
, 1881-02-12

AA1A1- AA~~S- 3-1 = 49,
iiefc seens 10 DC no e''4 VI lfo"olo ior
the English tto'erhmeht' grow1hR o1't OF ',e
posscasloi1 OF 30 hanS coon'es scat'cto" MI
over chfIstcn'oh ahu lhnanhc.l ny ~! softs
OK people froh saSaRes up 10 the eV1'1eo'
No sooner IL she ont or tfoah!e Win o'le
coIohy thah ah"ther Is Ill In'h"'S, h'!a
solnetl''lca two er tI'rca OF Aneh' gut 'mto
lfnl'elc MI NJ once, 10 lha1 illo ios oA ti'e
nfillsl, soluicr u not happy o'se. 40" ,e
ls III ihaln' asu tneh Ill A'Rhah.S'ah. bS
'ho tIn'o no has "n'ppea sno nis"m.ls he ~
SUN LUZ III liot N"s'Ata ~ ~ s"pa tu"" "
t1fash INC ha''" OF uc l3oers' a''a oS u'e
tlme ne "as "ft,'ea 1l'eFo nc ~ W"'',eu WY
up unaeF t1'e Ea'ta'or 10 heht liie A'uA y.
Ashohtee. as soon rs he hrf'Vo8 t!'o'e" lo'a
call comes from 1'"rHa',' a'Ai ao 'o " kept
Jumping from ohe p'"ee 10 a'"''ies' IL "as
only n snort t'1he ago that t,le Aulns Ncpe
''''' os.sS' Nv S"o'.et WIS .e's""so eapt@
"fco '''"a oecoceit ploho "uSc' "ne'l
al' "as o''7e1. ""'s u'o t"suso7 Ivy s'
aen'nHt h,1.' nstu ~ soot ''s u'os WIN N'1's
III the ae1a t"e noe's "e1e VI NV 1"npaRe'
aot'a!"'hR tt'elF pFo-sn"ers l"depGluvllse.
ho a''"a "pe'slhg ''as eeeo'.'c W ."ll'''uaoao
lnht troops n"vo ocer ",sl"lc"es1 .''o,o itunl
~ quarters. IN 1a's c'cos'at sll"".'o' .4lo
hshansee hlh9, one hal1ee' WILD nus oelo'e
t!'ss 4e'' the hr''is! some merry aal,ees
tnfn1RA h's hot a''! ie'er-oseea'ns 1""ees.
declares "ar a5a'l'st tne hagl's'' oees'.'so tlc
"osel!'"s u .,pc eo"ss WI NV "a',eAuoI
captive VINO Is elalnte' 10 DC III As"a'''ee
ehle'' hhR Noaee VII. pioo"u'5 w u'o"Eht
10 nus SENSES anu iose 'i.S n'''u ,o",'s' w ho
hu III ,15t4, DILL nc IL ll0 HULL h'u VIII plopa-
, 1881-02-12
TlPPEChNOE COURTHOUSE.


LAFAYETTE, Int1.. Feb. 11.-Tho wran3lc o.
tho propsjscl now Cuurt-Houso for Tlppetah'
County hns come to M end for tho pfesea1
probnbly. as tho Commissioners have ptAeed o.
tho record m order ntloptng tue l1Eau prese'Ra
hy Eiins Mnx, Of this ulty, and hare given p'''
sixty tlnys In which to present full md complele
specifications and wurklnx p!ans iaua drawing.
For this service the Hoard agree to aiFe h'n
pur cont upan tho cost of snisl building pas s
no event IL tho slim paid hlnl to e1cecd tt"
1t Ia estimated thNt the structure will cost ~
OU0 1t Is to bo firo-ps'of. lasSlav isss
huvtne I'm entrance on eael Ut the us tous
sluca. \ EsA,d dcul OF feeling has been ehsea: ~:
t'uresl over the Hution ut tho Commissioners a.
pccially by tho daily papcrs who l!ny9 la!aas a.s
ia hulol that tlluru wus rfrx hidden H. s9aS ,ho
hero IL tho Joy; II IL also cha'fa IT, NJ Aat. s
Il III rrglty tllt, workmanship Ut 3fr PaeeY' ~ ~
Chicn4o. The ndoption Of tho plum IstSas III M
specifications Weru prepared u sa!eNpatt tx Ss
nF tic usual courso. David 1'ykr. one of ~
Commissioners, dIHsents Un this accou1i''
, 1881-02-12
JUgTICE-OT-THE-pEACE CQUIT5,

ThoStato Senate COMMITTEE OIL lthcJntllclafy
has by nuarly 4 unanimous voto reported uil-
fayorably the bill Intended to break-.1p the
prnctlcu OF country Justices trying actions OF
dcbtagninst persons resulting I'll tils city. IlIp
law having to be gehernl, tho members
of the Legislature who reside In towns other
tllan the con,lty-seats, and who arc either
Justices OF the l'caco or practitioners In vii
lagos. object to this bill because 1t may Ill
torfere With their local practice or trae anu
their present power 10 drng ltignnts alltl Wit
nesscs from aIl over COUNTY to bu aud np-
pear bctore them ip their village.
Any legislation which will diminish the
cost OF litigation, roduee fees. or cut oil
sca1idalous and dishonest ssyster practices
cnu hope for little fnyor ut the hands OF conl-
1l,!ttces of selfish Iawyurs, who don't care n
button for the rights ot the people. Here Is
city whero there are G0,o00 men who
live BY their daily toi! and earnings. There
aro thousands OF other llousekcepers nhnny
Ut t!lotn women, ylso Aayo to practice strict
economy, and to whom evory minute Ut tiMo
haa d value. Against these are ar1ayed
gnl,g Of professional scaluwngs, composed of
,llsbarrcd attorneys. n,uusinx stlystors, mid
reprobate Coustables, These yeru,in hunt
up tho natncs OF rrnl or supposed debtors,
, 1881-02-12
MAuDL1u INDIAN SENTIMENT,

.., tnu "''sI..'' aapo . Nv. III, sno o's"s'
''n ""'.' "".'"s ~, '. ~. 1oe e '""n "eD
~ plo"ps ~" ase4s'o "'."t'' 'i''ts"u 49,, ~
ou.' ',.,' s''o"s. ,. ~ "'"e w.. ''Ms ,, y. s'"o
VIII. ~ !.e"t' eeo.s.' ~ ,,s na'e "o'e'"rsu
ae. sa9 ",.s, a9 Mo". ~ a. a'', '."eas
w." ''osa'u ~ .np.smy ~ ~, s.ouA .."a 'a,uses
:" ee.ol".' sopsst"s A' s.1u ost',u ~ n''oe''
e".'satts, WIZ" -. 40 o"s.e's !ls"45 WIS
.,o' ~ ~. saus".''asm ~ o19''''']nls enpeal-
s'u.'s .'''!, ~ ""'.s wv w, wv ~ uo'"o , ""u ~
m'soa1 s'"so' w. wv. LILLY .o..' oto ' slsS,e''
tm,u. tmIn! nu1 vst3 oat I4"ss - Ny
IsnA Ia,., ""us ,t.o ."o T., 10 az
9..Aso'' ~ pc..ol n..o"" ~ '.te1"a"4o ~ ~
~ 49, WHY nus "',sle1 pooh W SUI" t,,at
tAo .fo'es'i'''e.t '"s oee't o1s"o'uta'io ~ u's
lnn',''a ios 1.'i een.uts, n'M ''''t 'ne 1c'.
't'"'' - 'op'o 1spo VI '''s'''oo's' III o''o u
'io e'apsol7 a''o a"ss'
,x1 Sostm nn en- II, lu ~, Il hn no1ess
.iiSes 0rcnt Spirit; TO 1tlloycK III iiu,0rluilty;
no j., nas dtisk intellect ~ & H. c'S!r thinker:
Is true u hs ritElitcd filit; hu ts u passiosntc
loso for hs children. and counts u Joy to DIG FOR
VIII tho Iobiest typcs Of tic Intiians md viii
men who h,ld bccn tho white ma,'s srloutls.
1t ts n little remarkable that III. IT," being
woman, III summing up tho virtues ot har
brutal friends. should have omitted NIL ref
erence tn their horrible treatment Of their
wives. What Is tho relutlon tho sq,taw bears
to the "noblcst typo OF Il heathen man on
cartl"? She Is Ills abjuet slays, his beast Of
burden, u thing which hu trcnts intlnitiy
worse than Ills dog, tho constant re-
clpicl,t of Ills sulnsilness, his passion, his
cruelty, and his hate. The lazcst object ever
created an,ong licathon or Christian utc,,, llo
conpeIs her to do all tho hard work, to carry
| NIL tho burdens, to endure all tho fatiglles,
aud I,o lies around, when not hunting or
scnlplng white n,sn, aud gorges l,nnself upon,
tic food Bto prepares. but must mt tnstu
until her noDlu lord md ntaster is full,
| When so fails from fatigue to do Ills bid.
ding l.o butts her. When stu Ia ol.l and uu-
ub.u to do n,orp, liz lcnves her on tho roul-
siio to die, or dispatches Ilor By rap OH tllu
head with hI4 to,nnl,awk to tho lAappy
hl,nttng.grountls, Titls Is the Mobleat type
Of heatlcm n,nn OIL carth, who believes ln a
future stnto Of existencu. liz Inns pnssloll.
ats luys for t!s chltdrell, says "lI. H." YES,
II tuey are mules. II they aro females tley
ara ut once devoted to tho most tyrunnIca
scryItuuo ever known among l,amnn beings
Unuuestionably, much injustice las beer
| dnun tn thu Indtnns lii Sn,ua cnscs. nnt
, 1881-02-12
Attempted SUICIDE.

SpsttaI ptypatth 10 7ns Chtca7o 1f'suhH
LAFAYETTE, 1n,1., Feb. 1f.-lcnl'S III" IL. ii
woulaa who camo hero from lnd!anapo, 1.,,as, n.
sho claims, 10 mnrry nun nn'''cA n'.a,k n'.as.s,k
tempted suicide. and Madc almost su. ,.,, .na
1t. sho was eonvcyeal to thu taI as'..a .,a, ri.
attoutlcd by tho prison phyalclus'' aha .,f.t
csal ho'1rs Ut working with was broAsa. ,s Id
through. she allcHcs tult billiard aMu .,, rccea9
he wrot0 fur hor to como us and thoy hoy%l ID stl
martial. Wheu ahe arrived hs tlse..nis ls.nsisy. "a
l!cr; un.f, appealing to Justice IT, witch y.
ao..id % coinseI % iiliiurtl to marry her, shs p@'
despot.ucnt aud toOk poison.
, 1881-02-12
THE FLORIDA BIsDEE CA8E,

AA'o NAo4l lS ~ N4'' A'7o@et "o''+Ho'"t's AoA
the Congressional sent OF the Second Florida
District to take testimony III ta case Is result
ing in developments OF a most seanhalous cllar-
actor. Ills agents aro arrested OH trumpest-
tip charges, and run out Of the Stntc, and III
tillIdated, and threatened with dnath n the
event Of their return to cundnct tic case Of
their client. Every means familiar to tho
buIlttozer Is resorted to by Btsbee's oppo-
nents to prevent him from securing tho ncc-
cssary testimony TO prove TINT tic sitting
member wus elected {?) by fraud and
"coantcd In " by rasca1a. Mr.. Dlsoce asserts
tint he can produce overwhelmingly COLI
clllslyo proof Of theso fncts, but when ie
offers to to so l,o Is met Mt tho outset by such
methods of opposition NJ would DO rcsortcd
10 only by thieves and scount1rels.
While ti,eso shameful outrnges wera being
pcrpctratc.I III FIoriln, tho Southern Demo-
cratlc members Of Congress wero cngngc1,
on Tllutydny, In n tremendous struggle to
sccurn yast National apnroprintIpns for tlle
tmproyetuert OF tic rtyors and }.arbors Of tho
South. Tho point was well nude by Mr..
l}obcso,,. TINT siell approximations should Iva
mode co,,Iit,onol uuon IN rcaocnitton of the
Satloual Constitution and an observance OF
yntlonat ln,y.n tf course this mint VIVA
n,ut l,v ,l,o cnnG,1pnt nssrrt,ou oY n southcrn
nrc.cntrr }hat u t,,a noon1e nf his secttou ,yora
1o..nhl,l,np ,aw.lovIn,r mud ncucc.lnv,nc. y
How ID suc} ,,un,lcitv tn In deaIt Will .
1tow oro Southern f,onurpHs,uon to ha
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, 1881-02-12
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