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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-31
EXPLOSION At EUREKA.
The AccumufatOr ut the LOGAN
Rhafs Bursts.

Ahafi Bursts.
EUREKA, Oct, 30.-The ac-
cumulator Of the LOGAN Eureka
Con. shaft burst yesterday after
noon at s o'clock with a ire
mendOus noise, which was heard
in Eureka, two and a half miles
distant. The shaft was shat
tered to pieces from top to bot
tom. a distance Of IS feet. The
explosion tore away the eastern
side Of the works and pieces
were hurled through the air far
away. One piece Of casting
Weighing about a ton struck
NeWtnwn, about a quarter Of
mile off, but fortunately did no
damage. \ piece Weighing 500
or 400 pounds struck the cabin
Of William lowry, 300 yards off,
took of one end OF it and passed
within a fno, Of 4 miner h0dy.
The missile then hurIed
through q chicken coop and
buried itself jill the ground.
Small fragments flied the air
and fell like nail upon the
hou>e:ops of the neighborlood.
The entire eastern part OF the
immense new ana substantial
building was shattered and is a
mass of ruins. The IRON roof
was shattered like in egg shell,
and ratified about with a deaien-
ing noise in the gale which was
blowing at the time. One large
piece of the accumulation was
hurled inward and struck near
the pump engine. A moment
after the explosion the people
living in the vicinity ran in
crowds to the works. which APP
peared at first sight to be totally
demolished, as NewtoWn lies
east of the shaft. The women
came up wailing and crying and
frantically enquired for their
husbands aud other loved ones
about the works, who were sup
posed to be crashed beneath the /
wreck. BY strange good for /
tune, however, nobody was /
seriously hurt. superintendent |
Read was in the Office a few I.
feet from the accumuiator when |
the explosion occurred. Ills !
arms were struck 10y
splinter and his fingers
eat, but his injuries are slight.
The loss is about S2j, 00o, but it
is more serious than that figure
because it stops i'm
pertant developments proposed
in the mine and causes doubt of
The hydraulic plan now in use.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-31
Dancing School.

At the Opera House. Glasses
every Saturday from l to I P.
NJ, and from I to 9 P. NJ, after
which dancing until II O'Clock.
Terms, payable in advance.
Adult class, per month, s. !;
children, under fifteen years,
50. Music furnished for balls
and parties at a reasonable
figure. HALL d MEDER.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-31
STOCKS.

ESQ Ophir--3I
22O Mexican-4 05
80 Gould & Curry-3 OF
$50 Savage
lao Crown Point 60
500 Potosi-l -
1860 Cho.lstr-l 40
80 Yellow Jacket 40
4GU Ee!cher-95c
Go Sierra Nevala-54
20 Utah. 10
900 kXcheGuer-35c
200 Bu!iiOn-2Oc
500 Overman-20c
$50 Union Con- 90
81 Best e Beicher-5s
Toe Andes-55c
AFTERNOON BOARD.
Eureka Con.-le4 4
1900 Argent,l-ivc
$50 Navajo-54
635 Independence-s0c
500 Belle Isle-l5c
250 Albion-3
so Mt. Diablo-S3
Zoe n. Belle Isle-10c
J20 Bodies 80
zoe GOOGShaW-5c
500 Or0-l0c
$40 Atlas
80 Silver King-l244
$50 Bechtel-5c
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Surprise Party

On Sunday evening Mr.. Joseph
Plat, of the firm of Hoppe! &
Plat, with his family, was the
recipient OF a large surprise party
given by fvends of Carson
There was a swarm of guests in
the house, and an elegant COLA
ton, mixed up with music and
good cheer. Those who attend
ed speak in glowing terms of
the enjoyments Of the occasion.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-31
Justice Court.

S. p. Davis was arraigned be
fore Justice Cary for assault and
battery on G. N. Harris. De
PENDANT pleaded guilty ard was
ord cred to appear for sentence
at 10 O'Clock this morning.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-31
The ChOllar south Drift,

The report is confirmed that
ON Thursday night stringers of
ore were cut in the south lateral
drift on the 1850 level of the
Chollar. The Chronicle learns,
however, that $4 was the highest
assay yielded by the stringers.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-31

John G. Fox has received a
full line Of school BOOKS, which
he will dispose of at the lowest
rates. He also has a complete
assortment Of guns and am
munition to supply the de-
mand occasioned by the incom-
ing hunting season.
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EaVy Crockett.

MIR. Frank Mayo, who has so
idealized and beautIfie6 the
drama of Davy Crockett, will
open in the piece on Thursday
evening, and if the APPEAL
mistakes net, to full house.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-31

The Legislature will likely
pass a bill this Winter max ing
the Lieutenant Governor ex-
otficio Warden Of the State
Prison.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-31
IN BRIEF.

big storm.
The public schools resumed
operations yesterday.
The election comes off one
week from to-day.
Yesterday was the most bus
terry day of the Fail.
Daggett's book, " Braxton's
Bar" is selling like hot cakes in
this city.
Mrs. Clements, of Iank' $
station, Lake Tahoe, is very i'll
in this city,
Carson hunters are greatly
di5gasted with the scarcity Of
game this year.
Mr3. William ingrahaIn, who
has been quite sick, is reported
as being letter.
Controller HalIOck returned
from his electioneering tour yes
terdav morning.
W. II. CLARKE, of the san
Francisco Mint, is in the city on
official business.
The Eechtel Mining Com
pany has levied an assessment
of ten cent, per share.
James ii. Ches!ey has re
turned from his visit to the
Eastern part of the State.
DR.. S. Lee has the handsOmest
and best selected cabinet of
mineral specimens in this city.
Secure seats for '!Davy
CIockett,' which viii! be given
at the Opera House on Thurs
day night.
Senator John p. Jones and
Colonel G. f. Laughton will
speak at the Opera House to-
morrow night.
There will likely be changes
in the management of the State
Prison and Orphans Home be
fore the Winter is over.
The Carson Brass Band l.
making some very good music
this year. They practiced hard
enough TO attain that result.
Ladies fancy-goodS at reduced
prices. To be found at Coins
one price store.
Sharp Brothers, Of the Orms-
by House, have picked six
hogsheads of sauerkraut for the
consumption of two boarders
during the Winter.
Nose Catlin, who was beaten
within an inch of bis life a
month or two since, Is able To be
on the street. but he is in Il very
weak condition.
Marcus Rosenstock, son of !
Joe Rosen- took, Who has been |
visiting friends here, returned |
to his home in san Francisco |
last night.
We received q call last even |
ing from w. W. Booth, of the |
DemDci Mr.. Booth |
was at one time a resident Of |
Carson. He returns to Austin !
this evening.
Colonel c. Z. Laughton met
with a very enthusiastic recep-
ton at Eureka. Wagers are
being made that the Colonel
will get larger vote than any
other candidate On the RepubIi-
can ticket.
DIR. NJ. A. Greenlaw, dentist,
whose office is over the Savings
Bank, is kept busy these times
in his particular calling. The
Doctor guarantees all work, and
is beuad to give
Miss Maggie Farrell, sister Of
James +. Farrell, Manager of
The w. u. Telegr4 ph Office in
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-31

Nainsooks, marseil!es and
piquets at cost, at Harris Bros.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-31

Ladies and children's shoes
at cost, ut Harris Bros.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-31

Oriental tooth wash, TetiOw's
perfumes and SlaVenS face pow
ders for sale at Fosters.
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Nevada's Victory.

The following is the complete
score of the Nevada team in its
contest at Shell Mound:
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RETAKE OF PRECEDING PACE

81, Crutcher AZ. County Candidate
johnson 80, Routier As, Cox 4S, Maniovs AZ,
Ryan 81 Hancock AZ, Lockett 81, LaRus 43.
Klink 40. Doty 40, Coelan 30. Beard AZ,
Herzog &c. Estill 80, Grifitts Al, Wells 81,
Greenlaw 80. Fay As. Holl As, Carey so, Ger.
Beals as. Bronner so, Clark 80, Miller 43,
Pierson ~. Winn 10, McMuIlsn "a. Bailey
A. Justices of the Peace-Fistes &c, Pat
terson 26. Constabies-Chance So, Smith 81
Demron 13
COUGHS Station (complete) Republican
Estee s, Conklin s. Hunt s, benson s. Nor.
row s Edgerton 9. Page s, Pedlsr s. Davies
> We'll s. Hart 8, Mimic s. Waterman S,
Gross g. Reed 10, Morehouse 9. johnson Z.
Rouiier s, Ryan 8, Hancock 8, Lockett 9,
Cogisu 2. Herzog 9. Griffitts Z. Greenlaw s,
Holl 9, Gerber IL, Bishop IL, Beals 6, Clark
8, Pierson s, McMullen 8 Democratic
Stoneman so. Daggett 80. Sbarpstein 80. Ross
80. sumner 80 Glascock %. Budd 80. Thomp.
son 80, Dunn so, January 80, Marshall 49,
Wiley 80, Welcker 80. Mccarthy 80, Csrpep.
ter IS. Crutcher 90, Cox 81, MaDlove so. La
Rue 30. Klink %, Doty 80, Beard sc, Estil
%, Wells 80, Fay 80. Carey 90, Bromsgin 81.
kellum q, Bronner 80, Miller %, Winn 80,
Bailey q.
A telegram received from Elk Grove says
the Republican State ticket is ahead. The
following was also received from Gait One
hundred and seventy votes cast. Forty votes
counted, and Stoneman ahead. 1t will take
until A. NJ. tomorrow to complete the count
A report received from Elk Grove ssys
that the count up TO that time shows that
Cox has two votes to one for johnson, and
that Manlove is also ahead of all the Repub-
licsn legislative candidates. The complete
returns from. Clarksbnrg. Yolo county, give
Estee 43, and Stoneman 80.
In the returns given above names of candi-
dates not mentioned had received nc votes as
FAR as known at the time the returns were
obtained. Returns from the county are com
plete as far as given. IL is understood that
seven or eight voters in Precinct A whose
names were registered in the Supplemental
Register, were prevented from casting their
ballots
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SECOND DISPATCH
PASSENGER LIST

OMAHA, November 7th.-Left here to-day,
TO arrive in Sacramento November 18th
Mrs. Capt Bushnell and son, J. L. Gibson,
Mrs. G. A. Vansickls, Mrs. Capt. Baker,
San Francisco G. N. Msddsn, Mrs. Mad.
dan, child aad nurse, New York: Mr.. Geo.
Nebiker, Covington, Ind: Mrs. L. c. Ellis,
Battle Greek, Mich; J. 2. Phelps and wife,
Vermont Mrs. @. II. Holt and two chill
dren. San Francisco Mrs. DIR. 3. Shurtleff,
Mrs. Frank l.. Coombs and sop, Napa; s.
Richards, wife and daughter, Coma; Miss
Grace A. Shurtleff. Boston; S. Norylingler,
Mrs. Sawyer, Oakland; Mrs. Jane S,arle.,
Chicago; j. q. Eatthews. Oaklank J. P.
Frazier. Jessie 4. Frazier, British Columbia
the Misses Mcclellan, New Brunswick
Willie Cameron. Nova Scotia Mr.. and Mr..
Bill, Mrs. Beach. England.
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FOREIGN NEWS.


LONDON, November 7th.-In the Commons
this afternoon, in the debate on Sir Stafford
Northcote's motion on the Egyptian policy of
the Government, Lawson, sug ported by ex-
treme Radicals, will give an amendment that
no further military operations in Egypt he
sanctioned thstare calculated to interfere with
the Egyptian nation in obtaining its own in
stitutiops.
The Attorney General in answer to cues
ton, stated that he was still doubtful whether
Westgate's confession of completely in the
PtRlix Park murders was true. Evidence
TO identify him had been sent to Jamaica.
and Inquiries were proceeding to ascertain
the truth of his statements.
The Under-Secresary of the Colonies, in re
plying to question by OKelly, admitted
that the Cuban refugees had been arrested by
spanish authorities within the neutral zone,
after being turned ont Of the British Ines
The Government had ordered the authorities
at Gibraltar to send full statement of the
arrest.
Coalition Party Forming In France.
PARIS, November 7th.-A coalition party
is forming, with Gambetts, Ferry and Du.
clerc as leaders, with a common programme
with the Anarchists and a strong anti Eug-
glish policy in Egyptian affairs. In the event
of the coalition party carrying majority in
the Chamber of Deputies, Ferry will be
elected President of the Council, Duclerc
continuing as Minister of Foreign Affairs.
Another CoIiiery Horror.
LONDON, November 7sh-A colliery ex.
plosion occurred at the Clay Cross mines, in
Dsrbyshire, Ct which only meager reports
are received. 1t is known, however, that
thirty persons, mostly miners, were killed.
and four of the managers Of the mines were
blown to atoms. Frightful scenes are being
enacted around the mouth Of the shaft, as
many large families are without means Of
support.
Another Iand.stealing Expedition.
| PARIS, November 7th.-A French expedi.
ton is preparing to occupy part of NADIA
! gascar.
Arrival of Lord DufTerin.
| ALEXANDRIA, November 7sh.-Lord Duff.
| ferin has arrived here, aud proceeded to
Cairo by special train. Inc British aud
Egyptian officials here united 10 receiving
| him.
No Moro Cho!ers. nj Mecca.
LONDON, November 7tb The British Con-
sui at Jeidsh telegraphs that he has received
unofficial advices that the cholera has disap-
peared from Mecca.
Beer Defeat.
LONDON, November 7sh-A dispatch from
Durham says that two battalions Of Transvaai
Beers hsd an engagement with Mapocb. a
Kaffir chief. who defeated the Beers. Ma
| pooh feigned defeat, and drew them into an
ambush, killing 800.
Poor-house Destroyed by Fire.
HALIFAX On. J, November 7sh.-A FIRE
broke ont at midnight in the Eastern and
Provincial Asylum, an immense si1-story
brick structure, containing about 400 people.
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DIED.,

Sacramento. November ALFRED Johns a native OF
Missouri, 80 years, 10 months and II days.
Friends and acquaintances respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which wilt take place from
the Presbyterian Church, tomorrow (Thurs1ay)
afternoon at $50 o'clock
Sacramento, November 7-Charles Dohn, 50 years
and months. (San Francisco and New York
papers please c0py.)
Funeral notice hereafter
Sacramento, November 4-Peter NJ son of Peter
and Dora Jurgens, nstlve of Sacramento, Is
years, months snd Is days
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take pace from
the residence OF his parents, Tni tieth street,
between and P. this afternoon at 2 o'clock
fuba City, November eddie Bother, u years, 0
months and days.
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Distressing Accident.


VIsALIA, November 7Gh.-A distressing &C.
cident occurred about three miles from this
city last Sunday, by which James S. Ed.
wards, aged years, son of Il. ]. Edwards,
District Attorney, lost his life The father
was hunting, accompanied by his son, and by
some means his gun was accidentally dis
charged, the shot striking the boy and in.
ficting fatal wound, from which he died at
II O'Clock yesterday morning.
Brains Crushed Out.
PRINCETON (Colusa county,, November 9Th.
William Mckay, young man well known
here, was thrown from a wagon and fell under
the wheels and had his brains crushed out
yesterday. He was native of Nova Scotia,
and has no relatives here.
Destructive Fire.
SANTA Cruz November 7sh.-At o'clock
last evening, during the time the Democratic
speakers we're speaking on the Plaza, on
alarm Of fire was sounded f IT fire which
broke out in the stable of 4. p Swanton.
The Fire Department hurried quickly to the
scene. A. p. Swanton loses So. 0O0; no in.
surance. The house of Mrs. james Griffin.
son was destroyed loss, 81 600; insured in
the London and Globe Insurance COMPANY
for 5000. Z. G.. Farrhan bad 100 tons of hay
destroyed. valued at 81, 700; insured for
81. 900 in the Mericola Insurance Company,
The fire was the largest ever witnessed in
Santa Cruz. Owing to the efforts of the FIRE.
men the stable of Goodwin L Martin. con.
tairing 100 tons of hay. was saved. At one
time tire business portion of the city was in
imminent danger Of destruction. Streams of
water have been playing on the flames all
day.
Beaih from the Effects OF Barns.
SANTA BARBARA November 7th.-The two
NJ N MT 81 cto
10 front Of fire last Sunday moruing, when
his clothes igni.ed, and the little fellow was
SO seriously burned that he died from the
effects this morning.
The San Francisco Money Market.
SAN Francisco, November 7th.-There
has been very good demand for money in
this market duripg the past week. The ar
rival of 500, 600 in gold from Australia has
q depressing effect on grain exchange. Mexi.
can dollars are somewhat nominal The ex-
port duty imposed on this coin by the Mexi.
can Government was removed on the Is. Of
November. We quote call loans on FIRST Glass
security, 4G6 per cent, and the ex-
tremes for commercial loans are 7G9 per
cent. Mortgage paper is taken by the savings
banks at Cog per cent, and the borrower
relieved of ali obligations for taxes to the ex.
tent Of the lien on bis property. Drafts on
New York sell at 2C@25 cents premium per
500; kilograms on do. 80 cents per 800 Lon.
don exchange, 1890 i9R for bank bills, and
5G@50ad for commercial; refined silver, Il
| dl3 per cent. discount; Mexican dollars,
9l@92 cents spisee. nominal.
Dwelling Burned.
SANTA Rosa, November 7th-A dwelling
belonging to E. L. Farmer. one mile from
town, was burned down at $50 this evening.
Loss not known, nor whether it was insured
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HAVING run out of our regular 65 cent
goblet, we are now offering q goblet, worth
81 %. for O. cents per dozen. Alderman &
Co., $40 street.
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WI nr MpyPp

WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH CURE
Stops hawking, prevents poisonous mucous
dripping in the throat, pu'ifes the breath,
and improves the voice 81 OF al druggists.
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NEVADA.
ordered outsid. the CITY Limits.

RENO, November 9Th. The Bosrd of
County Commissioners of WssAoe county
passed an order yesterday, ordering ali Chi.
nsss isundries to remove outsids tie city
iimits. They have been the cause of many
fires, aud property holders petitioped the
Board to make the order.
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Annual Meeting of Stockholders OF she
Peoples Savings Bank will be held MONDAY
EVENING, December 4, 1882, at O'Clock, at the
bank office, southeast corner J and Fourth streets
luz 1ml WIN. +. HUNTOON Cashier
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THE SAUcE-PLATEs. in fine crystal glass,
sold at Ackerman's for 80 cents per dozen, are
worth double the price.
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HOME AND ABROAD.

Pacific Coast Patents BIoedshed In Lou
isiana-Eartbquake shocks-Unsuccess-
full Attempt af swindling-Tfia jean
netfe Inquiry = Murder I'm Chicago
Langtry's First Appearance Wells,
Fargo & Co.'S Postal seryice-Etems OF
Foreign News-Etc.
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A Few MORE LEFT.-Those handsome
silver-plated, detachable handled sauce or
jelly dishes, Mt Ackerman's, 6e9 ] street.
Price, 80 and GO cents cheap for 81.
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= REMARKABLE for penetration and mys.eri.
GUS in action is st. Jacobs Oil.
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MARRIED..

CHEsLEY's MAPLE Rum, WITH TULU, is ur-
rivaled for coughs and colds.
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DR.. La Mars seminal Pills cure Al

DR.. Ia Mars seminal Pills cure al
cases of Nervous Debility and Physical Prostration
such as Loss of VIgor, Nocturnal Emissions Impo
tency and the many distressing ailments caused b,
lndiscretion, Dissipation and Set-Ahuse This peer
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system repairs waste and arrests decay To tn,
Feeble and Irfirm, TO the Prematurely old, and {,
all who need Health.Giving Tonic ,ixir, Dr. l.
MARS SEMINAL PILLS are confidently recon-
mended. Price, 3 so per bottle Sent by mail OF
receipt of price, or by express, C. y. D., to an,
address, secure from observation. Address all or
ders TO A. McB0YLE & CO.. Druggists, 5G4 Wash
ingtoa street, San Francisco. Postofiice * 1852
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GENERAL N0TiOG8.


Liver SOifi -SristGis sGgar-s0af
PILLS are, in this disease nearly as can
be sal of any medical preparation, a perfect spe.
cific. They quickly relieve the pain in the right
side the bowels to be properly supplied with
bile, and thus and prevent constipation and
headache ns-lt
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Half of the building is mass of flames. Tn,

Half of the building is mass of flames. The
fire originated in the bakery, where twenty.
one cords of wood were stored. The flames
enyeloping that part of the building used as
hospital. The inmates rushed about the
building in great confusion, and the work of
getting them out was very difficult. It is
thought that most Of those confined in the
hospital have been saved, but It is feared q
number were lost. The entire fire brigade is
now at the scene, but can do little, as there
is hardly any water obtainsbls.
SECOND DISPATCH.l
HALIFAX, November 7th.-As far as ascer-
tanned thirty-one persons were burned to
death in last nights freight men and
tWenty.thrse women.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

The farms will be sold in tracts from ten acres up
and specially invite the attention of small buyers
to this rare and attractive sale. Special arrange
ments have been made for parties desiring to view
the land
Tickets for this delightful excursion may be had
at the office Of the Auctioneers for So 20 for the
row.gauge extra to Yacavile, so cents Conveyance
from Vacavile for all corners FREE to view the
land.
These lands will pay from 20 to 80 per cent per
annum on the outlay, and for trust funds or a safe
sure investment, present to the capitalist, or per
sons of small means, SPECIAL Inducements