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FOREIGN FLASHES

BUESos AYREs, June 21.-A revolution
has broken out in Uruguay.
QUEENSTOWN, June 21.-The HilIsdale
crew arrived in excellent health.
LEMBERG, June 21-Three hundred and
four Jews from Russia have Just started for
America. Six hundred more will start to-
day.
TORONTO June 21-The Globe believes
that when the full election returns are in it
will be found that the old government ma
iority of eighty six will be reduced below
sixty.
BERLIN, June 2l.-The Pussian student
through whose help the Russian government
obtained the maps of the coast defenses of
Germany has committed suicide. 1t il re-
ported that Melting, who was arrested on
The charge of supplying Russia with the
plans OF the German coast defense, has made
a confession.
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NEW YORK, June 21.-The freight-han-
dlers' strike continues, and business along
the piers is comparatively suspended, though
some railroad companies are filling the places
of the strikers as rapidly as possible.
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~. scnsiIIo in Fnnaa

MILWAUKEE, June 21-Mrs. Sooville is
here making arrangements to redeem her
Beaver Lake home, which was lost under a
foreclosure. She claims to hare the neoes-
sary funds. She is about to forward large
petition in behalf Of her brother to Attorney
General Brewster.
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Do you wish to be perfect in mind and
body? Do you wish 10 be heal nv and strong in
all your parts2 Tren lay all other remedies aside
and use Browns Iron Bitters. II viii surely IN
fuse new life and new vigor into the whole human
system II gives perfection 70 every part, increases
the muscles and strengthens the nerves.
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NEW MARRIAGE COmPANY

TUST organized on the four months plan. No
- marriages will occur TIL 10Th October. No as
sessmenIs viii be made till 1st December Policies
viii be issued for $1,000, 5000, 5000 and $4,000.
Liberal terms to agents. Write for circulars etc ,
to DR.. J. R. HOPKINS, Secretary,
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SPORTING NEWS.


CLEVELAND, june 2l.-Bostons, 2; Cleve.
lands, l.
CHICAGO, June 21.-Chicagos, 13; Wor.
cesters, 3.
DETROIT, June 2l.-Detroits, s; Provi-
dences &
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KILLED by a FaIIlng EnbanEmept.

BALTIMORE, June 2l.-Yesterday William
RoRoss, Lewis Salemns and Barto Santmeyer
were killed, and Jacob Baker and Frank
Patterson seriously injured BY falling bank
of earth and stone at the Mount Vernon Cot
ton Mile. Baltimore countY
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DR.. Wards Seminary

NA&HvGBLEsTE TENN. HAS 29z EAmRs
~ OF young ladies its roll. Parents may
rely on this school, as IL has seventeen years OF
success, own Its fine buildings, and is prepared
year opens September 1st Send for catalogue.
MEMPHIS, TENN, June I, 1852
DY MUTUAL AGREEMENT S. H. McCALLUM
ID this day wfthdnws from our firm.
s. NJ. McCALLUM.
J. r GOODWIN.
L. ID. MULLINS.
R6-J. r. GOODWIN and L. d. MULLINS will con-
tinue business under the old firm name of ]. r.
Goodwin d Co. Thankful to our friends for past
liberal patronage, would ask a continuance of the
same. ]. r. GOODWIN.
L. d. MULLINS.
50 take this occasion TO thank my friends and
solicit their continued favors for the above firm.
s. NJ. McCALLUM'
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THE LOUISVILLE SHOOT.
Fiue Days Sport Before a Large
AuuIence.

LOUISVILLE, June 2l.-The second day;
shoot OF the Louisville Sportsmen Associa,
tion was held yesterday, and fine sport was en-
ioyed, the shooting being unusually good
the best shooting of the meeting being done
by Kleinmau, OF Illinois, and Ca1det, oi
Louisiana. The attendance was very large
about fifty noted marksmen coming in last
night and taking part in the matches.
THIRD DAY.
The third days shoot of the Louisville
Sportsman's Association, which was held to-
day, was witnessed by a very lsrge crowd.
The entries in all the matches. were very
large and the shooting very fne.s.
The first match was for purse of $500;
class shooting; six single birds, sttYenty- i've
yards rise, was won as follows: First money,
amounting 10 S242 25, was divided between
Harshe, w. +. Young, w. S. Perry and Wag-
ner; second money, amounting TO Sl45 30,
was divided between Gillespie, of Chicago, and
Beck, of Indiana; ;hird money, amounting
to S76 80, was divided between Meadow, Of
Tennessee, and. Henry, of Kentucky. The
second match was for plrse of $500;
class shooting, ten single birds, twenty-five
yards rise, fo'ty-two entries, was won "a fol-
lows: First money, amounting TO S2G4 As,
was won by Hsmmond; second money,
amounting to 1922 55, was divided between
Perry ard Cooke; third money was divided
by Henry and Hazzard. The chief feature
OF the day was the great State team
match, in which there were fourteen
entries; two men 10 a team, nine single
birds, at twenty five yards, and
three pair of birds, at eighteen yards rise, to
constitute the match. First money was won
BY the Alabama team, consisting of Tunstall
and Jones; second money was won by the
Tennessee team, composed of Meadows and
Leslie; and third money was won by the
Kentucky team, composed of Hammond and
Hazard. The match was very exciting
one, and a number of ties was shot off.
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A BLOODY FIxht al Houston. Texas

If you come home late, bring your wife a
bottle OF German Corn Remover. Result:
Happiness
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ANOTHER MISTAKE.
THE WAY. SEVERAL ERRORS OCCURRED IN
THE IMMIGRATIoN BILL.

THE WAY. SEVERAL ERRORS OCCURRED IN
THE IdMIGRATIoN BILL.
WASHINGTON, June 2l,-It having been
discovered that the bill TO regulate immi-
grafton, which passed the House Monday
under a suspension of the rules, was not the
bill agreed upon by the House Committee on
Commerce, that committee, at a meeting this
afternoon, began an informal investigation.
II ems that Representative Van Voorhis,
of New York, obtained the bill agreed upon
from Representative Richardson, of New
York, who had been directed 10 report
the measure TO the House as a substi
tute for the original bill introduced by
Mr.. Van Voorhis. Subsequently Mr.. Van
Voorhis suggested that in order to facilitate
it's passage it should be reported by Demo
crat. This was agreed to and Mr.. Van
Voorhis handed the bill 10 Judge Reagan
Reagan, being familiar with the bill of The
committee, discovered the measure handed
him by Mr.. Van Voorhis did not contain the
committees amendments, and assuming that
the omissions were inadvertent lie uuder-
took TO supply them, but failed 10 remember
all of them, and it thus happened that the
bill as passed by the House differed from the
bill in several particulars.
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JACKSON, June Plat Sardir, early this
morning, an armed mob took from the Jail
Nathan Lucid, colored, charged with rape,
AMI hanged him.
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HOUSTON, TEX, June 2l.-EarIy yester-
day morning at Emancipation Grounds,
Chss. F. William was fred upon BY a negro
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DAVITTS NEW PLAN
For the Naturalization Of Land in Ire.
land Denounced by a Prominent
Land-Leaguer.
The Repression Bill Further Discussed
in the British CommOns-American
Pork in France.

DUBLIN, June 21.-Matthew Harris, a
prominent Land Lesguer, has written to the
Free1ndn's Journal denouncing the land ma
tionalizstion scheme of Michael Davitt, and
accusing him of outraging the feelings of
Irish nationalists throughout the world, and
sowing discord and disunion among the
whole Irish race.
EXTENSIVE SEIZURE OF ARMS.
1t is stated that an extensive seizure OF
arms has been made in James street, in the
lower part of the city.
QUINN RELEASED.
Quinn, late secretary of the Land League,
has been released from Kilmsinham Jail.
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IA que,ted 10 meet this (rHURSDAYl night at
So'clock, for the election OF officers. The meet
ing will be held in the Trades Assembly hall.
VIM. MURRAY. Secretary.
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THE LABOR SITUATION.
The Freight Handlers siiI out.

PIrTsBURG, June 2l.-The iron situation
remains unchanged.
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REDUCING THE REVENUE.

THE SUBSTITUTE OFFERED BY Mr.. FLowEE
n. Y. FOR THE KELLEY BILL.
WASHINGTON, June 21.-The following il
the substitute offered in the House to-day
by Mr.. Flower IN. Y. for the Kelley reve.
nse bill:
Fust-Repealing several sections of the
Revised Statutes embraced in title 25, chapter
3, beginning with section 1892 and ending
with section 1916, imposing special taxes, to
take effect May l, 1888; and several sections
embraced in chapter ., beginning with Sec
LION 3332 and ending with section 1854, re-
1ating 10 ferDented liquors; and several sec
lions embraced in chapters and 10, begin
ming with section 3418 and ending with sec
ton $40, relative to stamps on specific OBJ
jects, and Iegacies and successions, to take
effect July l, 1888.
Sec0nd.-Repealing so much of sections
340S and 5214 as impose tax on bank de-
posits and bank capital, TO take January /,
1888.
TH1d-Rspealing all sections Of title 80,
chapters 6 and z, beginning with section
1855 and ending with section 3406, relating
to tobacco andEsnuff, and to cigars, 10 take
effect January /, 1884.
Fourh.--Making il the duty OF the presi-
dent and secretary Of the treasury TO dis
charge from service all officers and employees
specially employed in carrying into effect
the acts of Congress repealed by this act, and
TO reduce the remaining otlcers and em-
ployes to such number as will be required
for the effieient and economical administra-
tiou OF the internal revenue laws, and re-
9uiring the secretary of the treasury to report
TO Congress at the beginning oil every regular
session what reduction of official force has
been made, and the reduction of expenses in
consequence thereof.
Fyth-Making it the duty of the secretary
of the treasury to report to Congress at the
beginning of the next regular session upon
the propriety OF 30 amending the laws reIat-
ing to the tax on distilled spirits as to pro-
vi for taxing the capacity of all distIller-
les, thus enabling the government to dis
rense with the entire system of collection of
internal revenue as now required by law,
and the collection of licenses on distilleries
through the custom officers of the treasury
department.
SirM.-Providing that all taxes assessed
under sections repealed by this act shall be
as heretofore, and all suits, prose-
cutions, rights of action, and liabilities orig
mating under such sections shall in no wise
be affected by the provisions of this act
Mr.. Flower states that the revenue will be
affected by this substitute to the extent of
s72, 100000.
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Memphis and Charleston R.R. Co.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
BRICKLAYERS' UNION.

A CALLED meeting of stockholders will be held
n this CTHURSDAll morning in the Club Hall
cor. OF Second and Union streets, at 10 30 O'Clock
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-01-26

Accident crOm a Cigar Lighter

Yesterday noon gentleman was eX-
hibiting recently patented cigar
lighter to several of his friends in the
Carson Bank. While manipulating it
it ignited and the preparation of phos-
phorus which it contained, began to
course over his hand. In the attempt
to shake it off he accidentally threw
some of the treacherous compound on
Jacob Tobriner, seriously burning his
hands and setting his hat, shirt bosom,
and new coat afire. Wherever the
burning liquid dropped upon the floor
it began to blaze in an instant. Mr..
Tobriner had his hands dressed at
Thaxter's, where it was found that the
phosphorus had burned through the
flesh nearly to the bone. Of course no
blame can be attached to the owner of
the internal machine, as he thought it
Il perfectly harmless affair, merely
showing it as new and ingenious in
vention. 1t is said that these things
are sent through the mails. If so, the
sender should be severely punished.
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Denies the Report.

J. H. Dormer, Of the True EIssure,
arrived here from San Francisco yester-
day, and laughs at the silly newspaper
reports, recently circulated regarding
his marriage. He authorizes us to say
that he is having too good a time as a
single man to become entangled ia any
problematical venture. Furthermore,
he states that the report originated in
the jealous brain of Cleveland, Of the
Bodie Free Press, whose red haired girl
has, of late, been more willing to at
tend dances with Dormer than the
Press man.
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The Springs Closing Up.

There is a steady change in the con-
dition of Steamboat Springs, says the
Reno Gazette. Parties who have been
living in this country since 1859, say
that the springs at the extreme south
end were at that time small, but true
geysers, throwing up water to a height
of three feet. Now the south end is
nearly closed up, and the springs at
the north end are the hottest. The
springs are no doubt closing up at the
top. AS the sediment is deposit ed the
crevice fills up, and it will in time en-
tirely disappear.
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BAD Bows and Girls

On Tuesday night, or rather early
yesterday morning, tive girls, neither of
whm are thirteen years of age, were
found in an up town restaurant in the
company Of two young fellows over
twenty years Of age, in a decidedly
drunken state. In the early part of
the evening they had been cut sleigh
riding, after which they adjourned to
the resort named, where they drank 0d
H6i,Ua, until their hilarity attracted
notice of officers Duncan and Stern.
The girls were rescued from the young
men, who were sent home, an d the
girls taken to Jail. where they were
given bed until morning, when they
were also sent to the care of their re-
spective mammas. The parents Of the
girls are criminalIy guilty in permit
ting them to run about town in this
loose manner.
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L" Music in the Air"

1t would seem that we are to have
plenty Of music for parties and ser
enades the balance Of the Winter. An
other new band came into existence
night before last. 1t only shows itself
on special occasions, when the sleighing
is good. The pieces consist Of a bass
drum, cow-belI and a jewsharp or two.
Some pretension is made to vocal
music, but on the evening in question
the baritone had damp feet and sing
ing was dispensed with. The band
halted in front of the APPEAL office
and rehearsed for quite awhile. The
impression prevails that the intended
serenade was for a next door neighbor,
hut such is not the ease. The band is
purely amateur, not having yet selected
a leader. Each goes it ON his own
"hello."
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Clearance Sale OF Dry Goods.

Olcovich Brothers, the dry goods
merchants, have determined to make a
grand clearance sale of their stock of
dry goods at prices way below
former rates. 1t is their inten-
ton to lay in an entire new stock of
Spring goods, and consequently they
offer their present stock at prices which
defy competition, in order to make
room for that which is to come. Black
satins, heretofore selling for $3.50, are
now offered at 81, and all other articles
in proportion. They invite the public
to call and see for themselves. jas.
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The Lingards.

Tomorrow night William Horace
Lingard and Alice Dunning Lingard,
supported by powerful company, will
appear at the Opera House, in "Stolen
Kisses" When Mr.. Piper was here on
Monday he stated that the company
would produce "Divorcons," but the
agent of the company for some reason
decided to give the former play, which
is equally good and entertaining.
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PENN anShip.

l wish to inform the people of Carson
through the columns Of the APPEAL
that am here for the purpose of teach
ing penmanship. Will teach twelve
lessons in plain penmanship for 81. so
per scholar, will also teach all kinds of
ornamental penmanship. Hoping you
will all give me good patronage, I
remain yours, w. &. FISHER.
Adams House.
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CONVICTION OF GUITEAU.
An Universal Amen.

At o'clock yesterday afternoon the
news of the conviction of Charles Jules
Guiteau, the assassin of President Gar
field, was received here, and the APP
PEAL, with its usual enterprise, issued
free extra announcing the welcome
tidings. Up to the moment that the
intelligence Of the murderer's conYic-
| ton was received here, there were hun
dreds Of intelligent men in this city
who expressed themselves as feeling
confident that the jury in the case
would fail to agree upon verdict,
new trial, in the event that he should
not be killed during the time pending.
1t was greatly feared that his extraor-
binary power of discrimination would
have an undesirable effect upon one or
more impressionable members of the
jury. But notwithstanding the numerous
press dispatches to the contrary, 4 YER
dict WAS found that gives satisfaction
to every right thinking mind through
out the broad land. When the news
reached this city scarcely a man could
be found who did not express joyat the
result of the trial The defense in the
case was given more latitude than was
ever granted in any other criminal
trial known of in modern history, in
order that its result, whatever it might
be, should be the final one, and
from this fact it is believed that c. ).
Guiteau will reap the whirlwind he has
dastardly sown. The stern demand of
the law cannot be carried out too soon
to please nearly 5e,ooO,OOO people.
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n BRIEF.

Don't forget to go to Cohn's Crane
clearance sale.
Swift is at present running sleigh
to his springs. .... ...
G. l.. Kingsly, the famous California
deer hunter, is in the city.
The Mint rate for fine silver has been
advanced to Sl.13l per ounce fine.
Harris Bros. of this city have pur-
chased trunk factory in San Francisco.
The next stock assessment delinquent
in the Board, will be Sierra Nevada, on
the Goth instant.
Carson has enough amateur musical
and dramatic talent to fit out dozen
travelling companies with.
Jack Duane, with d. w. Earl & Ca,
at Hawthorne, is in the city, bound for
a few weeks trip to San Francisco.
Hon. r. NJ. Dagget's poem in last
Sundays Enterprise, is perfect gem,
and one of the very best productions
from his very able pen.
The APPEAL has it upon good au-
thoritv that the rise in Alta is moi
based upon new development in the
mine, but that it is "cinch" deal.
Stablemen of this city say that there
is not enough sleigh riding during Il
season to pay them an interest of five
per cent per annum on their investment
in sleighs.
The Carson Mint is now steadily re-
ceiving larger quantities of bullion than
at any time during the past two years,
and the outlook is that the deposits will
continue to come in.
The late John Powell Jr., OF Dayton,
who met witha fatal accident on Tuesday
night, was we'll known in this city. In
early life he was a very prominent
of the New York bar.
A committee of Virginians will pass
here to-day for Reno to re-
ceive Healy and O'Connor, the Irish
who will address the people of
the Comstock tomorrow night.
The next entertainment under the
auspices of the Ladies' Library takes
place one week from tomorrow night, |
and extensive preparations are under
way to render it splendid affair.
It is wonder that no accidents have i
happened within the past forty-eight |
hours, to the several hundred boys and |
girls in this city, who take the most
desperate chances to attach their sleds |
to all manner of vehicles passing |
through the streets.
Some fiend has poisoned II. r. Slo !
combs valuable dOuble-nosed hunting !
log. There is a good deal of poison
being distributed to facilitate the ex-
Of worthless CANNES; there
ore, those who have valuable animals
will do we'll to muZZle them.
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cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee
it.
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Sleepless nights, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is
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For lame back, side or chest use
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-01-26

Misses Clothier and Schramm, teach
ers of art-needlework, who were in Car
SOD lately engaged in the above pur-
suit, are at present in Reno. AT the
request of former pupils here they will
return about the 9th of next month,
when due notice will be given. ja26
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STOCKS.
MORNING BOARD.

80 Ophir-6
200 MeXican-95
So Gould & Curry-3 s.
go Best & Belcher-7s
400 Caiifornia-30c
$50 Savage-l!
20 PotOsi-l 40
$50 Hale & Norcross-2 20
$50 Crown Point-S0c
$50 Yellow Jacket-24
so Alpha-1 65
100 Belcher-l 80
so Confidence-l So
$50 Sierra Nevada-7s
$50 Bullien-90
l00 Exchequer-70c
lC20 Overman-1 10
go Justicc--1 %
400 Union Con.-10f
1850 Alta-5s
200 Andes-90
90 Scorpion-95c
700 Benton 05
80 Golden Gate-2I
100 Regent-1Gc
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Go at once and secure bargains at M
Cohn's grand clearance sale.
M. w. Hodkins, the live Glove Man,

M. w. Hodkins, the live Glove. Nan,
has received all the latest novelties in
ladies', gents and children's gloves and
mitts, suitable for the holidays. Also
a full line of winter goods, all at the
lowest possible price for cash. The at
tention of the trade respectfully So
licited. Oh
Greatest bargains ever offered at NJ.
Cohn's1grand clearance sale.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-01-26

All goods marked in plain figrues 1t
N. Cohn's grand clearance sale.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-01-26

Greatest inducements are offered at
NJ. Cohn's grand clearance sale.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-01-26

The largest and best assortment of
new goods, at NJ. Coins grand clear
ance sale.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-01-26

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you have printed guarantee on every
bottle of Shiloh's Vitalizer. 1t never
fails to cure.
A Nasal Injector free with each bottle
of ShiIoh's Catarrh Remedy. Price so
cents.
The Rev. George II. Thayer, OF
Bourbon, Ind, says: "Both myself
and wife owe our lives to Shiloh's Con-
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mouth.
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grant perfume. Price % and so cents.
Shiloh's Cure will Immediately re
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chitis.