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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-05-28
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Resolved. That the several Republi-
can County Com ittees of the State are
hereby instructed to call a Primary
Election of the people of their respec-
tive counties on saturday, April II, 1884,
tor the purpose of electing Delegates 10
the State convention to be held at Nir-
gInia City. April so, SS4; and to call u
Primary Election ofthe people Of their
respective counties on Saturday, August
%, 1854, for the purpose of electfng Del
egates TO the State Convention to be held
at Carson City, Septem Der 4, lHsi: said
Primary Elections 10 be carried out in
compliance with the laws OF this State,
ana the instructions of this Com mittee
Resolved. That any county may elect
Delegate > TO the said State Convention
at u county Convention, the members
OF which shall have been elected at the
said Primaries held on april il or
August %.
Resolved, That If vacancy should
occur in any delegation after the pri
Inaries are held, said vacancy shall be
filled by the remaining Delegates.
Resolved. That the following test be
required ofeach and every voter at the
Ssid Primary Election: .'Are yOt, Il Ee-
publican? And viii! you support the
nominees of the Republican National
Convention aud ofthe Republican state
COnventiOn:'
&C. STEVENSON,
Chairman Repu blican State Central
Committee OF Nevada.
mar +. c, LORD, Secretary.
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WELL BORING
Err .AyNAN

Announces that he is prepared to bore
Wells TO any depth and pipe them
Good flowing wells guaranteed
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CONEECTsONS:.

COXHECTsONS:.
At Carson. with daily stages for Lake
Tahoe. Genoa, Carson Valley, silver
Mountain, Sweetwater mines, etc.
At Mound House. with trains OF the
Carson and Colorado Railroad.
IL. NJ YEBINGTON.
General uperintendent.
n A. BENrEk,
General Freight and Passenger Agent.
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The Great English Remedy

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At Reasonable Rates.

Wells bored in the Carson Valley and
vicinity result in a constant low of
good, soft water, which never freezes in
the coolest or fails in the dryest weather
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MEDICAL.
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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1884-02-16

when thousands of strangers will loiter OF
the streets, have been the impelling caus.
of strong immigration of lignt-fngeret
gentry from all the leading cities of thu
country. The dailies report voluminously
their preliminary skirmishes among un
| protected households. Your correspondent
! awoke early one morning this week ano
| reached out for his pants and found they
were gone from the chair on which be had
| placed them. They were deposited, in the
fourth room near a window blind, and that
blind q little ajar. Aroused by these sus-
picious indications, the hand was thrust
| into the pocket, the wallet was not there,
and several newspaper clippings and cook
ing recipes, its sole contents, were wholly
lost. There was, however, counterfeit
dollar which the kind hearted thieves had
correspondents vest. What more polite
than to pay for an article one chooses to bor-
row for little while! AS for the clean shirt,
that was carefully rolled up and deposited
on the box steps in front, but the studs
were removed-and found to have no COM
mericial value, were planted in the flower
bed to the left, from whence they came up
in due time. The Office key was consider
ately placed under the gallery railing.
Thankful for such narrow escape from
the loss of an enormous amount of wealth,
eAi&s ldeiOA eAAohA1hS wv oAiC poonOSpicn VA
whole counterfeit dollar, your corre-
spondent returned to the bedside to make
the sad discovery that hand-satchs, which
contained few dimes of house money and
pieces of iewelry Santa Claus had brought
little daughter, were gone-no counter
felt money to pay for them. You hear of
these exploits on all sides, and it is fair,
in the absence of we'll paid and ample
police force, to advise the unprotected to
have the shotgun ready after nightfall, a
police drill in each household, and hand
carts to convey bodies of dead thieves to
the Cremation Society.
That society is increasing in numbers,
and is circulating petition to the City
Council to close all cemeteries east of
Metairie bridge, and to incinerate all
bodies to be disposed of at the expense of
the city, and ell from the small pox hospi-
tai. Intramural burial is to be stopped if
possible.
The Educational Society, with over 12O
enrolled members, is effectively working
up public interest in public education. It
asks the Council to make larger appropria-
tions in behalf of $4,000 children whom
Rogers reports to be
thronging the streets Of the city, subjectsto
svil influences. Rev. A. D. Mayo of Bos-
on delivered some excellent lectures un-
Ter its auspices, and a public library is to
% formed ifspossible. More anon,
GENERAL OBSERVER
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DOMESTIC.

Joe Emmett has paid 5000 for dog which
is said to be the larges. in the world.
When Mr.. w. II. Vanderbilt is out on the
avenue his full set-up Is estimated al
$26,0o0.
One Of the Indians at the Carlisle school
makes pair of shoes every day and never
fails in his lessons.
Billy McGlery has been sentenced to six
months in the penitentiary for selling un-
lisenced liquors.
Five hundred railroads have adopted the
standard time system, and only thirteen
still cling to the old one.
AGerman of Erie county, N. Y, awakened
recently from a two-year sleep, wrote fey
letters and fell back dead.
1t is stated that movement is being
started in Washington to put colored
presidential ticket in the field.
Red Bank, N. j., boasts of healthy male
child weighing only one pound, which can
be exhibited in an ordinary lamp chimney.
A colored boot black of Stamford, Conn,
recently gained admission into a masked
ball and danced with several of the city's
elite.
Delaware and Vermont are the only two
States in the Union that have kept the same
Senators in the United States Senate for
ten years.
Its charged that the Philadelphia county
commissioners are in league with the body
snatchers, and get commission for each
body secured BY the colleges.
There ia shoe On exhibition in Proyi-
dence, R. l., made for colored preacher
IN the West, which measures twenty one
and one half inches in length.
A convict who escaped from the Louisi
ana State prison told Negro whom he met
that he was circus performer and got the
man to exchange clothing with him.
Barry Wall, the king of the New York
dudes, changes his clothes five times day,
has cane and dogs to match each suit and
wears stockings with five toes to them.
A theatre party Of eighty persons, the
largest on record, was recently given in
Washington by young ladies who called in
carriages for the young men and betrayed
all expenses.
Thsre have been only two known cases
of female lynching in this country. The
victim of the last, Mrs. Cnddingham, in
Ouray, Colorado, for maltreating a ekild,
was about to become mother.
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OUR NEW ORLEANS LETTER.

Pere Eyacirthe's Lectures-Loufsiana M
K. Confsrence-Prospecti Trade with
| Africa-Acquittal of Kate Townsend's
Mnrderer-A Thief-Ridden City-Our
Correspondent aEictim-Cremation and
| Education.
New ORLEANS, February 8, 1894.
! EDITOR CHEF:
! The sold Catholic" refcrmer, Pere Hya-
cinthe, attracted fair audiences, because OF
his reputation for eloGuence and the inter
est in his peculiar views taken by the
Protestant element. Protestants welcome
him as an ally of theirs against the Romish
church; they regard him as only half way
out of it. But, so fer as the Catholic do
ceso of Louisiana is concerned, Mr.. 10y
son has been notified by way Of an official
card to the faithful that not dollar of the
proceeds Of his lectures will be received by
Catholic orphanages.
The Louisiana Conference of the M. E.
Church, which supplies about 100 pulpits of
Louisiana with Biblical e1poundere, anti
tabacco users and temperance reformers,
met here January 20. Bishop /. W. Wiley
presided. Representatives Of the leading
societies of the church were present, active
and brainy men. Eight OF ton young men
were admitted On trial, fresh from theo-
logical studies, fresh in pastoral expert.
enee, and they ars expected to refresh as
many congregations of their people. They
ccIt FcaflaStf RI ho1-
at it. Under the direction OF Rev. ]. G.
Hartzell, assistant corresponding secretary
Of the Freed1nen's Aid Society, fine prop
erty on ST. Charles avenue has been pur-
chased, and on it will be erected the New
Orleans University or Gilbert Haven School
of Theology at an early date.
The African Trade Society keeps up its
popular agitation for direct trade with the
West Coast of Africa, to be assisted by
mail subsidy from Congress for q line of
steamers to run between Monroyia. Liberia
and the port of New Orleans. The Cham
ber of Commerce approved it's petition
sometime ago; since some 400O signatures
have been obtained. and Mr.. ]. w. Pierce,
it is announced, will leave here the latter
part of this month as an accredited agent
Of the Worlds Exposition. He is nephew
to the President Of Liberia, and expects to
visit the countries Of the West Coast and
endeavor to secure fair exhibit of their
products for the Exposition.
Troisville Sykes, murderer of Kate Town
send, has reason to be thankful to jury of
his peers for a favor. They did not hang
Sykes; they hung themselves in the eye of
decent public opinion, and Sykes walks the
streets like other men innocent of crime
and there is no talk of midnight lynching
party to heal a defect in the admin;stra
ton of Justice. How potential the accunu-
lated wealth of the bawdy-house.
The city is uncomfortably full of thieves.
The well known allotment of several square
miles to the guardianship of a single
policeman, who does not even enjoy pass
ing acquaintance with large portion of it.
and the nearness Of the carnival season
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NUMBER "a.
OUR GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY
FOREIGN.

Princess George of Saxony is dead
The Porte is sending troops to Ell Hadjaz.
Arabia.
Germany has comic paper called Mire,s
Pickles.
The Paris government has expelled organ
grinders from the city.
Hon. VIM. FL. Hunt, United States Minis
ter to Russia, is very ILL.,
! The Belfast ship-builders who recently
struck have resumed work.
The death is announced OF Cetevayo, the
famous Zulu chief from heart disease.
Ell Mahdi has sent esO,0O0 to the guar
dams of Mahomet's grave at Medina.
The Marquise Of Butte has thirteen titles.
each of whichsrepresents separate peer
age.
| Among party of burglars recently ar
rested in London were two women attired
as men.
Mary Anderson has given the members
of the English Dramatic Association FREQ
performance.
Solemn high mass was celebrated Feb
ruary at the Sistine Chapel in the Vati-
can, in memory of Plus TX.
One hundred thousand persons accom-
panied the funeral cortege of Gallmeyer,
the great Austrian soubrette.
The police authorities of Constantinople
have received letter that purports to dis
close plot to murder the Sultan.
A
the young surgeons of the Paris hospital,
was performed for the amusement of the
patients.
wreath of gold set with jewels and cost
ing 1000, 600 francs, was brought by the
Palermo pilgrims to the grave OF Victor
Emmanuel.
Count Nanski, who lost a hundred thou
saud francs at the gaming table at Monte
Carlo, in one night, committed suicide be.
fore morning.
The German Emperor has conferred
an order upon the Mayor of Tisza Eslar,
who instiga.ed the recent prosecution of
the Jews on the charge of numbering q
Christian girl.
The French journals are tearing Queen
Victorias book to pieces, one remarking
apropos of John Brown, that her Majesty
takes her second widowhood to hear. 81
much as the first.
A mob in Yorkshire, England, which at
tended the funeral of a boy who committed
suicide on account of being maltreated by
his stepfather, attempted to bury the man
alive in the boys grave.
4 Partisan cashier who caught q mouse
nibbling at his bank notes, had him killed
and dissected, and the peices of money
taken from the stomach being glued to-
gether, were redeemed by the French Gov
ernment.
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STATE NEWS.

Items of Interest Cleaned from the Louisi.
ana Press.
Gen. Mayer has finished the Morganza
levee and the embankment is pronounced
the finest in the State. .s.s1s
A colored boy named Hamilton, living in
the parish of st. Martin, dropped loaded
gun and the weapon was discharged, killing
him instantly.
The New Orleans Christian Adrocate, an
earnest and inAuentia. organ of the NJ. E
Church South, has just entered its thirty
fourth year.
The split in the Democracy Of East
Baton Rouge parish not only continues, but
seems to grow wider every day.
Troisville E. Sykes, the slayer and legatee
of Kate Townsend, the queen of the New
Orleans denai monde, was acquitted last
week. The plea of self-defense was so
skillfully urged in his behalf that it tri-
umphed III the face of the fact that the
butchered woman had eleven bowie knife
wounds on her person, while Sykes re-
ceived only one cut in the leg, supposed 70
have been inflicted with pair OF pruning
shears. The city papers denounce the YER
dict with merited severity.
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Mr. II. G. CRUDE, formerly resident of
Donaldsonville, but now engaged in the
furniture business in New Orleans, was ar
rested recently On frivolous charge of
grand larceny. He had bargained with a
certain Emma Boouss to purchase some
furniture and went to her house with a
wagon to procure the articles. Finding
the house open and no one at home, he re-
moved the furniture to the sidewalk, when
the complainant returned, informed Mr..
CRUDE that she had changed her mind about
the sale and subsequently made an affidavit
against him for grand larceny. Upon an
investigation Of the matter in the Record
er's Court, Mr.. CRUDE was honorably dis
charged.