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, 1884-03-12
FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE.
The Governor Of Kansas Gives His Views
Thereon to the Stock Raisers.

Topeka, Kansas, March 1.-THE
foot and mouth disease, now raging
among the cattle in Woodson county,
seems to have attracted the attention
of people to a more or less alarming ex-
tent all over Kansas, and even in the
adjoining states. Correspondence and
kilograms are constantly pouring in
upon Governor Click, making inquiries
regarding the malady and what is be-
ing done to stamp it out and prevent
its further spread. Several requests
have come from citizens in different
parts of the state, asking His Excel
lency to call a special session of the
legislature, but that will not likely be
done. Notice would have to be given,
and there are several vacancies in the
list of representatives and senators that
ought to be filled. A telegram was re-
ceiyed from Congressman-elect Fun
ston to-day, in which he stated that he
is on the grounds and recommends that
the legislature be called at ouce on this
subject. The governors views are set
forth in the following etter, in reply to
resolutions adopted at a meeting of
Usage county stockmen, recently held:
TOPEKA, March 10, 1884.
To DR.. ]. V. Admire, Usage City, Kas.:
Your letter, with u copy Of resolution
adopted by the stock breeders of your
county, is at hand. l do not think the
public would Justify calling the legisla-
ture together. 1t seems to me the
stockmen of your country have started
out in the right direction, by calling
public meetings. You ought also to
have the county board meet and make
an appropriation for the purpose of
burying and destroying any animal
diseased or affected with the foot and
tion that it exists in any locality in
your country. The legislature has ap-
propriated no means nor authorized
any officer to act in such matters, and
what 1 am doing and can do, of course,
is only advisory. In case the disease
should make its appearance in your
country, the animals should at once be
killed and burned, and also all straw,
litter and everything on the premises
that was expected to be contagious.
The disease should be burned out, and
cattle liable to be infected should be
properly q~uarantined, until 1t is fully
established that the disease did not
longer exist in the herd. In case it
should break out, there should be a
a veterinary surgeon, could appraise
the property and pay a fair value for it,
and require the person to properly dis
infect his premises, and prohibit the
turning of stock upon the infected
place for from four to five months.
1 have no doubt the legislature would
provide for the reimbursement Of the
counties that adopted such measures to
stamp the disease out. OF course its
effects would be deplorable, If it gets IL
foothold in Kansas, and the disease
will spread very rapidly after the cattle
are turned out on the range or pasture
a great deal nor rapidly than at pres
emit. lam, sir, your obedient ervant.
(Signed), G. w. CLICK.
Many surgeons throughout the coun-
try are sending in remedies which they
warrant as being sure and effective
cure. The governor and several other
prominent parties left upon a special
train this morning for the infested
districts.
, 1884-03-12

The highest temperature yesterday
was 2so; lowest 1872; mean tempera-
ture, 220; mean humidity, SO per cent.
highest velocity of wind, 39 miles per
hour. Elsewhere, at 1:09 p. IN.
Denver, 35o, N. W., clear; Deadwood.
24o, W, fair; Davenport, 400, W.,
cloudy; Chicago, 5So, s. W, rain; Bis
marck, 50, N. W., fair; North Platte,
$40, N. W., fair; Omaha, 2lo, W., light
snow; Salt Lake, $50, S. w, clear; st,
Louis, $50, W., clear; Helena, 800, w,
fair; Yankton, 1872, N. W., cloudy
Cheyenne, $50, N. W., fair.
, 1884-03-12

]. G. Pratt is in New Orleans.
Prof RIvdenburo b,s anna hoot >
RauI,ns
Fl r Kellsv came in from tho Ch,,
Yesterday
- C,,S Ia
'"
MI. anu hlis' a n Converse are so
turning In rloriua tnis Winter
Mr.. G.. G. Masten has returned from
the Hot Springs, much improved il
health.
Mr.. G. A. Emery is expected to ar
rive home to-day. after a protracted
, 1884-03-12

London, March 1.-THE Court OF
the Queens Bench have decided that
Lady Aylesford's "molestation" can
cells her husbands covenant to pay her
annuity. This molestation consisted
in calling her Legitimate son Lord
Gurnsey, the second title of the Earl
Of Aylesford.
, 1884-03-12

Washington, March 1.-THE ma
jority and minority reports Of the ways
and means on the Morrison tariff bill
were submitted to the house to-day.
The division in the committee was
upon strict party lines. Mr.. Morrison
was asked when he proposed to call the
bill up for action. He said he did not
know. Other members of the commit.
tee expressed their opinion that II
would be next week.
, 1884-03-12

Ottumwa, La March IL The trial
train of the new fast mail system be-
tween Chicago and Omaha reached this
city at ten O'Clock, having made the
three hundred miles run from Chicago
In seven hours. 1t overlook at this
city the regular train which left Chi
a ut ten In the evening.
, 1884-03-12
DELAYED Entrants,

Los Angeles, Cal, March 1.-THE
passengers by delayed trains from the
east arrived here yesterday. They
came by rail as far as Pewona, and
thence by team and on foot here. They
report fully a thousand emigrants and
first-class passengers at Cotton and vi.
cinity.
, 1884-03-12

Messrs. Gray s. Pearse are always alive to
their business, and spare no pains to secure
the best OF every article In their line. They
have secured the agency for the celebrated
DIR. Kings new discovery for consumption.
The only certain cure known for corsump-
ton, coughs, colds, hoarseness, asthma, hay
ever. bronchitis. or any Affection OF the
throat and lunes. Sold on a positive guaran-
tee, Trial bottles free. Regular size. HOO.
, 1884-03-12

Take Ayers S~arsaparilla in the spring
of the year to purify the blood, inyigo-
rate the system, excite the liver to ac-
ton, and restore the healthy tone and
vigor of the whole physical mechanism.
, 1884-03-12
DIED.

On March IL, 1884, in this city, Mrs.
Mary Brown, aged % years. The flu
neral will take place to-day from the
Congregational church, at 3 p. M, city
time, Rev. Mr.. Sanders officiating.
, 1884-03-12

The greatest medical wonder of tho world &.
Warranted to speedily cure burns. bruises.
cuts. ulcers, salt rbeum. fever sores. cancers,
and Ali skin eruptlons. guaranteed to cure In
eyerylinstance or money refnnded-2o cents
per box. For sale BY Gray 3 Pearss.
, 1884-03-12

1 keep a full line OF boots and shoes,
one of the largest stocks in the city and
at reasonable prices. Polack.
, 1884-03-12
Summary disposition of Criminals.

Santa Fe, N. NJ, March 11.-Partic-
ulars have just reached here Of the es-
cape from the Silver City jail, yester-
day, of Kit Joy, Mitch Lee, Frank
Taggart, Carlos Chavez. Charles Spen-
GER and a negro named George Glove
land, six of the most desperate crimi-
nails Of the southwest. While exercis-
ing in the Jail yard the prisoners fell
upon the two guards. from whom they
took their revolvers and the keys with
which they unlocked their shackles.
They proceeded to the ofice'of the jail,
where they secured a supply of arms,
boldly walked out into the street, and
proceeding to a livery stable, mounted
and rode away. A posse OF citizens
soon mounted and started in hot pur-
suit. Five miles out they came upon
the body Of the negro, Cleveland, rid
died with bullets, and further on the
band we're overtaken. A pitch battle
ensued, in which Lee and Taggart were
captured and the balance of the pris-
oners escaped. During the fight citizen
Joseph LATER was killed. Lee and
Taggart were dragged to a tree at the
roadside and strung up. The party
then proceeded to town, carrying the
three bodies. Lee, Taggart, Joy and
Cleveland robbed the Southern Pacific
train on November "a, killing Engineer
Webster. Chavez murdered a China
man at Fort Bayard and was sentenced
to hang. Spencer is a horse thief and
murderer.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
San Francisco, March 1.-THE
Chronicle OF this city has just received
the following from Silver City, N. M:
Information has been received from the
scene of conflict with the escaped Dem.
ing train robbers. Frank Taggart and
Mike Lee were hanged to a tree by @
posse. The negro, Washington, had
his head shot off. The Mexican, Cha
vez, was shot dead. Joseph LATER, one
of the posse, was killed by Kit Joy
The latter escaped and headed for thu
ella river, but he certainly will b
taken dead or alive within ten hours
Mike Lee confessed to killing Engineer
Webster.
, 1884-03-12

l am prepared TO sell you the finest
suit at the lowest price. Polack.
, 1884-03-12

Dancing this evening at Library
Hall, by Prof. Robinson. Private in
structions at residence, 800 Sixteenth
street.
, 1884-03-12

Chicago, March 11.--Cattle. Re
ceipts, 1900; market strong and
nrmer; good to choice shipping. steers
so.sOS6.0O; common to medium, 1925
$3.50; stockers, IS. 3093.8 IS; feeders,
s4.SS{95.3o; Texans, IS. 25@6.0
sheep.-Receipts, 5000; good grades
active; inferior to fair. SO. OO(@4.25 per
'~t.i medium to good, 90;
Sooice to extra IS. 100000.
Little Joker" il the best smoking
, 1884-03-12

Little Joker" is the best smoking
tobacco.
, 1884-03-12

For the best dental work and lowest
prices visit DIR. Warner's d~entalparors
, 1884-03-12
Wide Awake Drupgists

For the finest imported and dsmest
cigar, call at l.. Murrin's.
, 1884-03-12

Every smoker should try "Little
Joker.n
, 1884-03-12

Come and buy one Of those stylish
0vercoats at Polack's.
, 1884-03-12

es & historical Dept; Cheyenne, Eyo
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Gounth.G GIerf.

Bir iinb erntd@tist Serrn Sbab. IS.
Smitb als ganbibat sur @ieberipabl bes
Gmtes als @ounth. @lerf ben 8erar @ountb,
anauseigen, semab ben 8eifimmunsen ber oemo.
fratifden County Contention.
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i@eint 6as preisseben bon &unif unb

i@eint bas preisseben bon &unf unb
@66nbeit.
@pr6be per6aufen meiit tire grfolge
Der nnfdbigfeit, 8erlu9ungeu su begegz
nen, unb Goquette i@einen bur9
@9mei9eleien nod ber6orbener 3l
tperben.
Sod cine e9te, tpabre 5rau pfleat
tpeoer bic cine nod bic anbere pfIan3e
ii ibrem 9eraen; bic etpig i16nen gnt=
pfinoungen ibres 9er5ens lebren fie,
tpe6er bas @9uert 6er gpquetten, ttoa
oas 9admefer Der Spr6ben auf3us
nebmen.
@oquette beiratben bisueilen, aber iie
finb 10 i@tuer 81, 5dbmen tpie &ebbubner
un6 tiemals biel tpertb, iiberbies finb
fie eiferfii@tiger als eine @9miegert,tut=
ter auf ibre S9miegert69ter; tpdbreno
cine berbeiratbete @pr66e ni1t better 1T
als cine pe6antif6e G6ulebrerin.
Gum S6luB min i6 ben goquetten
iagen, 6aB fie felten nur einen Weann
erfter @attung in ibren Neben baben;
Naes, ,pas iie fpdter einiaden, 1T bon
oerielben @attung aIs fie ielbf; ben
Spr06en min i9 iagen, baB Sic 6rauen
fi9 bon Sabr gu Sabr bermebre1 un6
bob nlr Wenige llnter linen fin6,
tuel@e Die Soften elmer bemiitbigenben
unb miibepolen gelaseruns trasen
m0ueff.
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gnaltfHer unterri6t.

Dem Yublitum sur Nadridt, RAP i'm @erein
nSoriparts" Elm neuer aurfus einseri@tet lit.
Der llnterri6t finbet ieoen Greitas prdciie 8
nbr I'M 8ereinslofal, Gde Wtartt, unb 1alo.
Strabe tatt unb toitet SO Gerts pro @fonat.
25,9,p4m Ser 8orita
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Cages Wenisfeite,t.
& MIA II b.

= Blaine ipir6 am Greitag 6ett 26.
September in glebelan6, Ohio, eins
trsffen unb bic folgenben @td6te beius
den: glpria, Nortpalf, Gremont, Sos
lebp, Sanbusfp, Geferia, 0anton,
2enton, 8eQfontaiite, urbana, Sprinas
fiel6, Cincinnati, 6amilton, Aenia,
Columbus, Belair, .Meparf unb 3aness
bile. 9ie gan5e &eife tpir6 Bis aum
a. Sftober beenbet fem.
= Nabe @reenbille, Senr., bat
Capt. Sobnfon BEN Manor GenrD NIT
elmer Glinte erf9oi1en. 9enrp bat bor
einem Sabre Sobnfons Srau perfibrt
unb Der bariiber laut tuer6ea6e Gfanz
bal ftbrte 5ur Srennung bes gbepaares.
= Sn Snbiana, Pa., fan6 bic 0in=
ri9tung bes Sofepb Sarber ffait, BET
feinen Water ermor6et bate.
= Mu6 in @bensburg, pa., tpur6e
cine 9inri9tung boa3ogen, bic bes
M6rbers Mi9aeI Murrab.
= 9ie republitanif1e Gtaatscons
benton bon 6iiocarolina fanb in 60
lumbia fatt. Gin Garbiger ftelIte in
beriel6en ben Mntrag, ale tueiBen Mens
terinbaber iiber 8or6 au tuerfen.
= Gin Jarbiger, 6er fi9 zines glotbz
au9tsberfu9s f9ulbig ma9te, tuurbe in
0ermansbile, MK., gelpn1t.
= Sem itaIienii6en Goniul In Ball
timore, Der berf9punben lit, tuerben
oaerlei S6minbeleien aur 3aff geIeat.
st fol $175,0G0 an Sdulben binterz
lafen baben.
-Sn Gas 8eaas, q. Ms., tuurbe
Der Werfu@ gena6t, bic bprtige Natio=
nalbanf gu berauben. Die ginbreher
hatten bon einem bena9barten 6auie
einen Sunnel gegraben, BET in BEN
Seller unter Der 8ant miin6ete. Dort
tparoen fie aber entbedt un6 elmer BON
ibnen eri9ofien.
NusIano.
8ismard 1T bon OdHel6orf natfl
8ar5in auriidsetebrt. sSn Berlin Tot
tete er nod benz frana6ff9en @eian6=
ten einen 8efu6 ab.
= Der 8unbesratb bat enti6iebeu,
ben Heinen Belagerungs3uitanb fiir
Berlin, 9antburg, MItoaa uno 2eipaiQ
ati Derldngern. = Die Gei9staguahien
finben am %. Oftober fatt. = @raf
Wubl unb mebrere anbere 6errn tuers
ben fi9 in fllr5er 3eit bon Srieit mad
3an5ibar einf9iffen, um 2anb fit Go
lontlations5mede 5u ertperben.
eSn Barbados ertportet man Der
biaiseu prsiie beg 3uders tpesen cine
JinanSsgrifis.
- Ser 8Hrgermeilter BON Nrafiel
mabnt aur llntertuerfttng uater bas linz
terri@tsgeieb linb bat ale 6ffentli@e
Werfammlungen auf ben @traben berz
boten.
= Die ruffii6en goniuIn in China
baben Snitrnttionen erbaIten, bic frans
a6ff9en Sntereifen sii bertreten, i'm
Gal bic frans6ff6en goniuln lire
poften berlaHem.
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2attD 40 nerfamfett.

Gin bel Sablor in @illiamjon gountb, IL
Nteilen bon oer eiienbabn selesenes Stiid eanb
NIT REDEEM fdpar3en @rairieboOen, entbaltenb
5000 Nder,
if au bertaufen. DaNeIbe entbalt Sols senus
uno ipurbe bic iest ais Beibe benubt, befinbet
it9 aber in Gena. DaS 2anb pirb ippobI i'm
Ganaen als in einselnen Stiden gu mdbigen
Yreiien perfauft. @esen naberer ausfunft
lpenbe man fib on
Wart Sones,
2s,s,b3M Saslor, 3sras.
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Scr aafer ,1nb Der Slph.
(Gortfesui,y fOIst.)

@enn ein einbunoertunbfa
Pfuno f6perer Mann bie &raft i'm
8erbdltniB gu Der beg &dfers bdtte,
f6nnte ct beinabe 100000 pfun6 auf=
beben. 9dtte er, im 8erbdltniB, bic
8ebenOigfeit bes Globes, f6nnte er iiber
elm 6reift6diges 9aus fprinsen. Man9e
arme gurf6en iinb 10 f@wad, 6aB fie
tpeber anfbeben, mod fpringen f6nnen.
Sbr 8!ut 1T arm, ibre @er6auung
f6ledt uno ibre gnersie neri6munben.
@ebe fol6en Mdnnern Bromn's Sron
Bitters. tDel6es lift Slut berei6ert unb
fie prddtig itdrft.
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bur6i6auen, baB S0ran Pebrlon Tim
6en &6nig ge5ogen uno tpobei bas bib
fde Gif9ermd6@en bonn Wetteriee i'm
eifrig unterfiiBte, tpie @rdfin Marga=
retba iiber5eust mar, ni6t un,pifentli9.
Ste tol5e Srau fiiblte ii6 beate nod
feit iiber3eugt, 6aB fie &arin gegenii6er
ni6t anbers bate banbeln f6nnen, unb
ebenfo fef, baB 6ieie ibre gegenmdrtige
@tellung 6asu gebtau6en tpiir6e, ft6
an ber Grau, bic fie 10 tief berlebt, gu
td@en. Grid muBte zines Sages eits
feben lernen, tpie iebr re9t fe in iener
Stunoe getban, als fie &arin aug Dem
9auie trieb.
(Gort1esahs folgt.)
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@abl : Mn5ci8eit.

gBir Ino ermadtist, Serrn g mil . per.
mann alS &anoibat fiir Sdute.Snipeftor fir
bic tcmmenbe BabI anauaeisen. 5
gBir iinb autoriiirt, GERM Greb. 8aber
fiir.bas Imt bes gonfabler fur Yrecinct gto. /,
8erar @onutb bel Der beborfebenben Babl an.
auseigen. glE
Bir fino autorifrt, @tdter @eors S.
Noonam aIs 8anbibat fur Biebertpabl fit
bas Mmt bes Diifriftridters anaufiinbisen.
atir fino autoriiirt, Serrn IS III. M. 8 d e
alS &anbibat gut Biebertpabl fit bas Mmt bes
@ountb. 8ermeiIers ansufinbigen.
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@uabaIupe Gpunth.

@ir finb beauftrast GERM @mil IS i.
n nert als aanbioat fiir bas slmt zines Sbe.
riffs bon @uabalupe County anauaeisen. Seine
9a9tigteit fiir befastes Imt lit allen altern
anfieblern febr mobl befannt.
Seer finb bebollmd9tist GERM ausuft
S9nalI aIs &anbibat fir bas Gint bes
G1eders bon Guadalupe gcuntb in ber nod.
iten gtobemberipabI anauaeisen.
gSir finb ernd9tist, Serrn SameS
@reenpoob bon Guadalupe @ountb als
Ganbibat fur bas amt bes 9iftrift anipaltS
fiir ben aus ben Counties Guadalupe, 8ilfon,
Gonaales, 2abaca unb golcrrbo sebiloeten 81,
ftrift anau3eisen.
@ir jinb autoriIrt, @ m. Dun ais San.
6iSat fiir @ieoererpabIuns fir bas amt bes
Sbertffs bon @nab lupe Gonnts
IN Der Aobenberiuabt am3useisen.
Serr q. Saunbers autoriiirt uns, i'm
als aanbibat fir @ieberipabI fit baS smt Oes
@onntb S9abmeifterS bon Guadalupe
Comfy anaufiinbisen.
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= Die 8lrger bon Muiiin er6rtern
febr eifrig bic Mnlegung BON WaiIers
tperten, um fi6 bon benz MonopoI Der
iebigen gompagnie au befreien. Jerner
1aben fie bic NbbaItuns Der Capitol
Gair big gum /. December berfAoben.
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GrieOensridter bonn @reeinet sto. 1.


Can antoniO, %. ausuft 1884.
an bic Mabler bes @reinct SO. bon 8erar
gountb!
Meine Serren! = So bic Wabl bon gountb.
Beamten binnen &uraem ttfin6et, 70 balte i9
es fiir Hfidt, n,einen gonffituenten fir bic
lnterfasuns unb bic @unit gu banfen, bic iie
mir in ben bier bergausenen Sabren eripieien
haben, unb slei9aeitig im bic Gortfesuus ibres
@ertrauenS aud fit 6ie nd9fe @abl gu bitten.
Sd finbise mid bierourd als ganbibat aur
Wiebereruabluns fit bas Mmt bes Griebens.
rioters bonn l.. Wreeinet in Berar gonntb an.
Dabei berfprede id, tuenn eripabIt, bic YIi9.
ten oes amteS nnparteiii@ unb mad n,einen
beffen Srdften aud in 8ufunft tu erfiiIlen, &c.
rabe tpie i'd mid beffrebt babe, benfeIben In Der
gergangenbeit na9aufominen. Gdtunssbol
anton Mbam.
Bir iinb antoriiirt GERM Nfar Neuen.
borf als &anbibat fit bas Griebensri9teran
fiir ben l. Hreeimft anaufiinbiseu.
Sd made hermit befannt, bab i'd auf
Wunf9 nteiner Grennbe unb MaMbarn, Sfanbi.
bat fur baS Amt eines Griebensri9ter bin, i'm
Suffice. preeinet gtc. 8, 8erar gountb, Segas.
U. 8remer.
8ir iinb autoriiirt, GERM Serb. MiaqIi
ole @anbibat fur bas An,t bes sberifS bon
Berar County, an3uaeisen.
Sir finb ontorsfirf, GERM YtiIipp
9 baroetn aIs ganbibat fir baS Mmt 6eB
Sheriffs bon Berar COUNTY, anautinbigen.
@ir iinb autorifirt, Capt. 6. u. Stebems
ols @auOibat fiir bas Mmt bes Sberiffs bon
8erar gounts in ber fommenhen 8abl anau.
aeisen.
Bir finb erma9tist, Sobn-9. @ector
olS @anbibat fur ben Gonsreb bonn 10. conarel.
fioneIlen Difritt anaumeI6en.
8ir finb autorifirt, Germ gs. 8. Sens
Der ION als ganbi6at fir Nnpalt i'm 3s.
Oifritt, bic Counties &inney, llbaloe, @btparb,
Mebina, 8anbera, aerr, &enbaa unb gomal
amfa0enb, anauaeisen.
Serr 8. Is. g @Deppe in 8orne EN-.
pfeblt ii@ ben 8iirsern bes 81. DifrittS aur
erpdbluns olS &eprdientant ber 10. 2esis-
Iatur. Ser 9ifrift umfast bic Counties Ban.
Ssra; aerr, aimble, Maion, 8enOall umb
Mebina.
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Fur DiHrift.GIerf.

Mn bic 8dbler bon Berar gountb SD FIN.
bise mild bier6urd aI8 &anbibat fit bas smt bes
Difriftclerfs on. @abrenb ber Sabre, in
tuelden id bieIeS Mmt befIeibete, babe i9 mid
bemiibt, bafelbe alr 3ufriebenbeit be8 ganaen
8oltes gu fiibren. 1tn6 foIlte i9 pieber ct.
pdblt her6en, 70 berfpre9e id, rr,eiae sanse
3eit unb Gufmerflam,teit ben @fi@ten Sieles
amtes su iuionen.
@eo. 81. DafbieII.
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8ir iinb autorifirt, Germ @. 8. Sc
berfon als ganbibat fir slntpaIt i'm 3s.
Oifrift, bic Counties ainney, ubaloe, @bparO,
We6ina, 8anbera, Rerr, &enoaa uno @omal
umfaGenb, ansuseisen.
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electors were then place
in nomination. Caaucello
Derby of Storey. II. c. Davis o
Humboldt, and Thompson Camp
bell Of Lincoln, and were nomina
ton by reclamation.
| Adjourned till 7 o'clock.
EVENING SESSION.
In the evening the following
were elected as alternates: Johr
Tore of Eureka for Campbell, D
A. Bender of Storey for Davis, s
c. FOCUS of Washoe for Derby.
THE STATE CENTRAL COMM1TTEE
The following State Central Com.
mittee was chosen:
A. NJ. Doolittle of Churchill.
Cap Pray and J. Redenbaugh of
Douglas.
J. Cross and Albert Arants of
Esmeralda.
T. Wren, B. Gilman and James
Rowe of Eureka.
c. II. Sproule, E. L. Mcmahon
and w. j. Hanks of Elko.
James r. Howard Of Humboldt.
A. Nichols and M. Pierce of Lam
der.
R. S. Plat and J. Poujade of
Lincoln.
Thomas Mack and J. R. Shaw of
Lyon.
Andrew Maute and Thomas
Warburtou of Nye.
s. G. Wright and Even Williams
Of Ormsby.
C. C. Stevenson, S. W. Chubbuck
L. P. Wardle, F. c. Lord and VIM.
of Storey.
r. s. Fulton and Thos. Eagar of
Washoe.
A. C. Cleveland and Frank
Drake of White Pine.
Resolutions of respect were then
offered by Drury on the death of
Folger, and adopted.
An assessment on the candidates
md members of the Convention
vas Their levied to pay the expense
# the Convention and after listen
ng to a rafting Republican speech
~ Hon. Thomas Wren the Convent
ion adjourned with three cheers
or the ticket.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-09-05
Death Of Frank Neuse


Frank Neuse the young man who
some two weeks ago was scalded at
Klein's Brewery through the
bursting of q hot water pipe, died
at his fathers residence yesterday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. His inju-
ries were severe and painful and
since the accident he suffered a
great deal. Deceased was a native
Of Placerville, California, .26 years
Of age and an officer of the Carson
City Fire Brigade. Yesterday af-
ternoon the flag Of the department
was placed at half mast and the
bell tolled out of respect for the
deceased.