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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-12-20
Make q Showing.

The Nevada papers that did print
ing by the order Of the Secretary Of
the Republican State Central Com
mittee without being paid for theil
work, would probably not object tc
perform little more gratuitous ser
vice in the publication of the report
of the Secretary, showing what money
was collected aud how it was disburs-
ed. The Gazette for one will cheer
fully accord the necessary space for
that purpose, Gazette.
Here, too. 1t would also settle
the doubts in the minds of the Re-
publican voters as to where the coin
went. Enoch Strother, Trenmor
Coffin and VIM, Hy Doane VIII have
to face the issue some time, and to
clean their skirts of the nastiness
that has attached thereto in the
minds of the public, there is no time
like the present. Wadsworth Dis
patch.
The Dispatch man is a novice in
the newspaper business if he imagines
that he can ever make a State Cen
trail Committee show what they have
done with campaign funds. The
only safe way to deal with pollticaI
Central Committees is to insist on
pay in advance, and we hope the ex-
perience of some of our contempt
raries this year will induce them to
keep this in mind.
The APPEAL did some advertising
for the same Committee but never
even presented its bill 1t simply
looked over the names of the officers
and charged up the account to profit
and loss.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-12-20
Drive Them Out.

"The rascals should be driven out
of the legal profession, whipped ii
disgrace from the society of honorable
man.
This was the remark made by
Judge Coffey in San Francisco in the
case when a lot of men calling thein-
selves attorneys robbed the Jessup
and Mcdonald heirs, in style that
would disgrace a burglar.
These men are the bandits of the
legal profession, and there are some
in Nevada who, when they get their
clutches on an estate, take it all.
The next Legislature Will do we'll
to investigate these matters and en-
act law which will prevent shyster
attorneys fattening off the property
left by dead men.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-12-20
MORNING APPEAL
TUESDAY. DECEMBER %
A DISGRACEFUL SPECTACLE.

There IS but little doubt that the
New ldria Mining company people
are on hand with emissaries and
money TO influence the senate to sus-
tain the Presidential veto of the
McGarrahan bill. and the persuasive
power OF these considerations is easily
seen. Whether the New ldria peo-
pie will be as successful as hetherto-
fore in defeating this just legislation
is matter for conjecture. The
statement is made, however, that
certain Senators heretofore under
stood u be friendly to the McGarra-
han bill, have recently changed front
and very significant remarks are be-
ing made on this unexpected somer-
sault into the New Ida camp.
The chances favor the passage Of
the bill, the veto the contrary not
wlthstanding, but as this requires a
twc-thirds vote of the Senate, the
New ldria company possesses many
advantages which it's lobby will not
be slow to take advantage of Poor
Billy McGaarahan is on hand strain
ing every nerve to hold his own
against this multi millionaire corpor-
alton, but the fight of poverty and
distress against money is an unequal
one, as has been demonstrated in
this case for the past twenty or more
years. Hitherto the "outside" lobby
has secured a share of the New Idria
spoils, bat at the present time the
inside lobby seems to have frozen
them out.
The way Billy McGarrahan has
been treated by the slaves of corpo-
rated wealth in Congress is disgrace
to the Republic. Abraham Lin
coin after an exhaustive examina-
ton of the claim pronounced it Just.
Harrison vetoed it to please the cor>
porations beck of the New Idria
Mining company. He cast justice to
the winds and reached out for politi-
cal influence. He lost his reputation
for honesty and his election.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-12-20
Geo. W. Kitzmeyer
HAS THE
BEST STOCK OF FURNITURE

THE latest and best Wire Spring
Beds and Top Mattresses, and
all will be sold at such low figures
that it will not pay to send out OF
town for furniture.
1 will also do all kinds Of Repair
ing and Repolishing Of furniture,
make over old spring beds, loung
es, etc., at most Reasonable Rates.
The work Of Upholstering will be
done by Mr.. Zehner, well known
mechanic and resident OF Carson.
All orders left at Geo. Kitzmeyer's
store will receive prompt attention.
Honest work and Low Prices are
hereby guaranteed.
il GEO, w. KITzMEYER, Prop.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-12-20

At the range Sunday, Thaxter and
Alley made 48 each, and Parkinson
and David made 46 each. Ten men
averaged A.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-12-20

Frcd Mcclure was electrocuted at
Sing Sing yesterday. 1t was a COM
plete success.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-12-20
Tile CITY : DRUG : STORE
NEW MANAGEMENT.

We will carry New and Complete Stock of Drugs
and Chemicals. Special Attention given to the Com
pounding of Prescriptions During the Holidays our
Fancy Goods will be sold at Cost
Opposite New Government Building iy2l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-03

ous reports will he submitted and other ousi-
ness of interest transacted.
The receipts OF cotton at this port toi 'n'
past week were sixty-two bales.
1he receipts OF tobacco at the different var
houses for the week were 1853 hogsheaus s'io'
OF loose. IA OPS pounds.
To-day Is the anniversary OF the evacuatlon
Of Petersburg by the Confederate army ni
which occurred on the I'd Of April. 100 ~
scenes of that day are nov vivldly recaileu.
Politics are running high and almost 49,,
where the claims of the different canalu,s'f; .
are being discussed. Tho principal ilgn ~, 10
for the mayoralty and members Oh tne ivy
council -.
Mr. Thomas Lloyd Dabney. who Is VICE.
known in Richmond. has been especiaily o gu
gagged b. Augustus DAILY Of New loIA; ~
the presentation for the first time OF Loi :,
Tennyson's poetic comedy. The toreSteIsi
The play will be presented in New orr
Brooklyn. Philadelphia. Baltimore, W asnlns
ton. Boston. Chicago. ending IN 1ah . aano
cisco about the 1st OF August at when tilno
Mr. Dabney will 90 to Italy to study TOT 'e'o-
raj years. p-..t.-,
The receipts of loose tobacco IL Petersourg
for tho two quarters beginning OCTOBER /,
1891. and ending April l. 1892. were D. lS9, oeo
pounds The receipts were ABOUT avo,DyO
pounds less than for the previous Two quar-
f1rl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-03
An Officer Dangerously sho. by Negro.

CHAR1orrz. \. c.. April Especial. J.
This morning al ] o'clock Policeman Moran
of this city. war shot by an unknown negro
and il is tLought mOrtaly wounded. lie or
dered the negro TO 81 - and tel. him where
he cot "a sack of -four which be was carry ing
Tie negro stopped and spoke TO the officer,
and while speaking drew his pistol and fred.
Mr. Moran, fell shot through the left
breast. He fred at the negro aud the
negro fred again at him, but tie
pistols snapped The negro escaped
and has not been captured Mr.. Moran is
living but it Is thought the chances are
against him Great excitement has been
caused by tha affair and II 10 learned the
negro will DO lynched If caught The city
has offered q reward " Zoo aud the Cover
nor $500.
Jim attersoh (white) and Bob Parr col
ored two more OF the prisoners who es-
capped from all. this city. were recapturei
last night AZ SpartansLurg. Psrr resisted ar
rest and was shot and fatally wounded. He
Was alive this evening. but unable TO be
moved and his recovery i not expected.
Sheriff Smith is now following trail which
he thinks Will lead b the capture OF John
Boyd. the train vrecker. Patterson was re-
jailed here might.
II ncle" Billy Todd celebrated bis ninety
fourth birthday yesterday. lie IS the Oldest
inhab.tsnt OF the city.
james W. Hawks. well-knOwn citizen OF
Lincoln county fell from IA adder Yesterday
while painting u house and Vas instantly
killsd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-03
The PEOPLES PARTY In King George.

ConoRx. Va. March 31.-lSpecial. Tine
March term of King George CircudS Sout'
convened yesterday. with Judge /; II. d.
Wright presiding in place of Judge barton,
who exchanged benches with the former ioI
this term There is q full docket; ana court
is in session again to-day. Several impof 'ah
cases have already been continued 10 tne
September term among the number is lhs
suit against the late treasurer OF hing ueOISc
for shortage in accounts ~, MI
The frst quarterly conference OF the Meth
odist Episcopal Church for King George
circuit will be held at Trinity church to-day
az II o'clock. At which place and time RE
siding Elder W. r. Payne is expected 10 oe
present. One OF the important Questions 70
10 be considered by this conference is the Sc
lection of a site for q new Methodist parson-
age. IT.
A Peoples party was organized at King
George Courthouse last friday, with Dr.
Thomas II. Arnold prominent man, as per
manent chairman. IL is understood that Or.
Arnold has appointed a full executive com,
mittee composed equally Of Democrats ana
Republicans.
Farmers axe very backward with their work
in consequence of a continuation OF Dau
weather. and it is quite certain tnat an aver
age area will not be cultivated.
A steamboat wharf is in course oil erection
at "Chatterionp on the Potomac river.
A eoodly number of the Potomac fishermen
have already realized handsome incomes from
the sale of FISH this season. Fish are unusu-
aliy fine and command large prices, notwith-
standing the great abundance.
The public roads here are almost impassa-
bic in many places.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-03

wedn..dav the soth. by Negro, VII, broad
laid him while going 70 ma h,s hv the
work on v Tug ' psrty that the n, yG r.,
accompany aa1a1 hi himself behind a rock p, :" j
=. ,share lair was TO pass. and a. ne rescne
20 wre scs the negro fred and hit him IN bis
t me pi ,Srowlnc him the ground. Lair then
s s and shot the negro four times. twice ia
n na s 80 once in the other and once IN the
p pned ' though the negro. yet strong. came
nead' air and emptied the contents OF
10 '' mistol into bis head. Then after
ns cba.e Of onehalf mile by the rail-
. men tic negro reached his shsnty.
ioaJed his pistol and shot himself. telling the
narty In pursuit OF him that they need not
Get their rides to kill him; that he would save
Them the trouble The parties knew OF no
difficult that had taken place between the
negro end MIR. Lair. IL,
Mr.. Iaire parents live here, where he Will
be buried TO morrow.
There is considerable talk OF the fine Rock,
bridge Hotel in Glasgow being connected
with the bridge property very soon oy an
electric railway. The engineers are now al
work surveying aud making estimates ln 70
hotel at Glasgow cost over 100000, anu -
the railroad connection is made will be 0pe-
rated by plant already completed AT uias-
s,Hw
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-03
A Lecture on Kalakaus's Kingdom"

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, April Especial. T.
Professor j. n Ingram. who has lived some
years in the Sandwich Islands and who spent
considerable time in exploration of these and
adjacent islands. lectured last night at the
College chapel on King Kslakaua's hing-
DOM
The funeral Of the late Robert j. Barlow
took place to-day from the Baptist church.
The deceased was one of the Oldest citizens OF
our town, having reached his seventy -elshth
year. He removed from New Kent county
here over sixty years ago. He had been Tor
many years an earnest and consistent mem
Der of the Baptist church. The services were
conducted by Rev. z. T. Warren. assisted by
Rev. Mr.. Moss. of the Methodist church.
Mr.. II. d. Cole, who has been sick for some
time. is slowly recovering -,
The supervisors of james City county Will
meet here on the llth instant to award con-
tracts for county bridges. The Vulcan Iron
Works. of Charlestown W. Va, has put IN
bids for iron bridges over our streams. ana
they claim that they are cheaper than the
wooden structures heretofore in use.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-03

LYNoHnURc, VA. April Especial. THE
interment of the remains of the late Dr.
Thomas Lindsey Walker who died at ocky
Mount Thursday. took place from the train
this afternoon at O'clock. large crowi OF
the trends OF the deceased met the family a.
the train and escorted the remains to their
terry. The following doctors Of this Cit
acted as pall-bearers: Honorary-Dr. G.. w.
Thornhill DR.. W. II. Walker. Dr. w. $.
Morris, DR.. II. X. Taylor, Or. A. l. Clark and
Dr. ID. A. Langhorne. Actiye--Dr. +. A.
Craighl. DR.. w. H. Baker. Dr. G. Il. Busey.
Dr. J. w Dillard, DR.. A. W. Terrell and DR..
X. o. Owen
The sale Of tobacco stamps fOr the week
Just closed aggregated s.. 360.25.
Mr.. George Ainsie. Of Richmond. is in the
CITY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-03

PHGBUs, April Especial. MIR. John s.
Marshall an engineer of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, and son-in-law OF Captain Il.
NJ. Cohey, il critically Ill, having been suffer
ing with throat trouble the past year His
relatives have been summoned to his bed
side and the worst Is feared.
Mr. John A. Smith. Of the special police
force. who was stricken down with apo
plexy last Sunday, is slightly improved
W. f. Larrabee. Past Grand Master of odd
Fellows, will attend the coming session OF
the Grand Lodge in Richmond. The follow
ing Past.Grands will represent the several
lodges OF this county: j. j. Routten. BAY
View. No. y. D. w. Meyer, Patrick Henry.
No. Is: James Dredge. Chesapeake No 81.
James Mitchell. Greble. No l37; james
Smith. Old Point Ia. Thomas Y. Turney.
of Old Point Lodge. who is grand guardian
will also be in attendance at the Grand
Lodge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-03

Clifton FoRGF. VA, April Especial. J.
One of the handsomest entertainments ever
presented to the people of Clifton Forge was
given on the evenings of the 3lst and April ist,
Thursday and Friday, at the Opera House.
The Temple OF Fame" is the title of the en-
tertainment referred to. and in all there were
about fifty characters on the stage. composed
mostly of local talent. with some little foreign
assistance. The play was admirably per
formed by the Young people who took part IN
it. it was given under the auspices OF the
ladies OF the Christian church.
Some DAYS ago fray occurred between
two negro workmen on the double tracking
between Iron Mountain and Covngton. One
of the men was badly hurt about the head
and it is thought that he Will die. His op-
ponent was placed in Jail after having a
preliminary hearing before Il magistrate of
Coyington. He was sent on 10 the grand jury.
Both of the men were employed by Messrs.
Dickinson Brothers. contractors
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-03
Death Of John r. Holt.

WINSTON. N. c.. April Especial. Mr.
John T. Holt. father of Professors j. A. and
w. n. Holt, died at Oakridge this morning
and his funeral Will take place tomorrow 1T
II O'clock.
Mir. Holt was well known throughout the
State. lie was a man OF great strength OF
character. frmness and devotion TO right
and truth He was one OF the staunchest
friends aud advocates Of education the state
hrs produced
The annual report Of the secretary and
treasurer of Salem to-day shows the receipts
OF the town for tho past year TO have been
s79 Dos 80 aud the disbursements as. 052.52.
Winston shipped 236. 9y7 pounds Of manu-
featured tobacco this week.
The Kings Daughters Of this city to-day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-03
Complaint of Trains Not Blowing at Crossings

Bowels Hill, Va. April l. Especial. t.
There are many complaints Of the Atlantic
and Danville railroad night trains not blow
ing as they approach crossings, AT Peaks
station few nights age, a gentleman came
very near being run over by one of the trains
from Portsmouth. At this place q curve IN
the road makes it almost impossible to see
the train until it is at the county road which
crosses at this point The bell on this train
is rarely rung. nor IS there any signal gwen
when crossing q highway.
There is much uneasiness here among q
certain class OF negroes over report that all
of them living together as man and wife with
out being married are to be reported 90 the next
grand jury. The better class OF the colored
population are ia favor OF it, claiming that
they bring disgrace upon them.
The prOhibitionist are now seeking 10 get
signers to their petition asking the Judge of
the Norfolk County Court TO refuse oil ap-
plicants for license to sell liquor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-03
FEAGLBs rs ACQUITTED.
Declared Not Guilty of the Murder OF ire"
urer Caddal on the Second IiiaI.

urer Caddail on the Second i'IA''
NEwBrRS, Va, April 2.-ISpecial.l-A last
the agony is over and William A. ieag les mas
peen declared innocent OF the crime Oh muir
dering Treasurer John II Caddan.
The speeches to-day were able and eloquent.
J. r. Moore and L. n. Williams earnestly up
held tue case Of the prisoner. while d; q
Wysor and Commonwealth s-Attorney fo1-
lock made powerful speeches on behalf OF the
state. The courthouse was CT wded al day
long. and after the Jury had eaten supper and
retired 10 consider their verdict the build
ing was literally packed.
The Jury remained out three-Quarters or an
hour. When they returned 1t was impossible
to tell from their faces what decision they
had reached During the delay that pre-;
coded reading the verdict Feagles betrayed
more emotion than Mt any time before during
the trial When the verdict was announced
part of the audience began cheering but
we're promptly suppressed by Judge Williams
Feagles' friends are now rejoicing over ms
acquitta, and the streets ecno WIN ther
shouts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-03

CHATHAd. Va, April i.-lSpeeial lit was
reported here to-day that at Il certain hour
this afternoon Cleveland would pass through
Chatham and that his train would have TO
wait few moments III order 10 pass the south
bound tram. In consequence of the report q
large number OF people went to the depot and
waited. but 10 Cleveland came.
There are several new houses going up in
town
The last few bright days have started all Of
the gardeners to work Il good earnest
The Alliance store has been removed to the
depOt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-03
RESOLUTIONS Condemning Yree Coinage.

PElERsBURG. Va. April Especial. The
board Of governors OF the chamber of COM
meree 10 day adopted resolutions in condem-
nation of the rec Coinage bill
Mr.. William ksy. who was stricken with
paralysis lew days ago. is critically i'll.
Rev Ill. w Battle. OF Wilson. n. c.. who
has accepted call 10 the pastorate OF tho
First Baptist church IN this city. will arrive
here on Wednesday next and will enter upon
Rev ). +. Hun, the former pastor OF the
Second Baptist church III this city. left yes
terday morning for Westmoreland county,
where he goes to take charge OF three Baptist
churches.
The annual meeting of the congregation of
tomorrow after tho morning service. Vsri-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-03
AuaIoaud Hearty Centonarian.

FgypxRrcEsBuRG. Va. April Especial -
Under an act of Incorporation recently
passed by the Legs allure tue town o, coo
NAL Beach. WestmoTeland county has Or
gained its municipal government Win Tue
Mayor' Frank Schwarz; Councilman, W. w.
Evans. Charles Brayton, :. j. watson
Thomas j. Brady. Dir. Renshaw was sp-
pointed clerk and Benjamin Fox sergeant.
The first legislative act Of the council was
10 prohibit the running at large OF Cattle
horses and hogs.
AIr. Edward Embrey,. OF tauquier county
is now one hundred and FIVE years ola. nav
ing been born in 1885. lie IS still very active
and takes great interest in his farm work
Mr.. Fmbrey is q Cleveland Democrat.
Mrs. A. J.. Thomas. a highly-esteemed lady,
died at her home in Orange county few
DAYS ago. Her remains were taken 70 Alex
audra for interment.
Wild ducks were never more numerous on
the Potomac than they are this season. and
the sport could not be better The catch OF
bunch fish is also unusually large.
The city hay scales were rented by public
outcry. Sir. John b. Cox was the highest
bidder at $3.50 for the ensuing year.
Mr.. H. l.. Bradford, of Norfolk, has pur-
chased the beautiful building lot adjoining
the residence OF Mr.. 4. ID. 1apscott on B
street. He cOntemplates erecting hand
some. modern dwelling and will make this
city his home.
Mr. W. d. Daniel. formerly sheriff and a
prominent merchant of Middlesex county,
died few days ago at his home near Har-
mony village. after an illness OF nearly two
years from paralysis.
Mr.. Robert I. Jones and Miss Lucy +.
Downs. both Of Spotsylvania county, we're
married on March =. tn at the residence OF the
bride Rev W. c. Smith officiating.
Captain John Ward. of this city, Is having
loading 1900 railroad ties for shipment to
Northern markets.
A Gun exploded in the hands Of Mr.. Henry
Gragg. Of fauquier county. while he was at
tempting b unload it, blowing OF his LETT
hand and rendering amputation OF his arm be
tween the wrist and elbow necessary.
Mr. ". Thornton Mason IS engaged IN ar
ranging the new city directory TO conform 10
the new system by which the streets were re-
marked and houses numbered.
Mr.. James Allen. who lives IN the lower
part of Orange county. while IN state OF IN
toxicaton Jumped out OF window twenty
feet from the ground a few nights ago az a
late hour, breaking his leg Just below the
knee and injuring himself otherwise. His
condition is said 10 be critical.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-03
Many Fine Horses Destroyed in 81, Fire.

CHARIoTrEsvuLR VA. April a Special
Mr.. PeytOn s. Coles Jr.. has brought news OF
the Turning Thursday night OF the Stables at
Lstonteville. Sixteen fine horses We're lost
His brother. DR.. John Coles. had re den into
the mountains 10 see a patient. or the seven
teenth animal would have been consumed.
The hrs occurred late a. night, and when dis
covered the building was IN rains. & Is con-
iectured that the man who was sent u get Dr.
Cole horse was smoking and spark from
his pipe produced the conhagratlon. IL is all
guesswork. however. The .oss IS not less
than 5000. and the insurance Is :l,25O on
horses and building.
"EstOutevile" is the estate of the widow OF
the late pevton ). Coles grand master OF
Masous of Virginia.
Captain &. ID. McMurdo, proprietor Of the
Charlottesville T. T. kennels has returned
from High Point. n c.. where he attended
the Eastern field trial. which ~ held annually
near that place. lie had some fine bird dogs
with him.
Captain f. s. Keller has been directed to
recruit tho Monticello Guard until 1t is 100
strong with avlew to attending the Columbian
t air at Chicago next year. lie has been or
derC1 70 observe the new infantry drill regu-
lations recently adopted by the United States
army.
The first issue of the Charlottesville Advance
appeared this morning. IL IS a large and
handsome paper.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-03
The Executive ,onin n'te'

SHELBY. N. C.. April as. 'ecial The
Democratic executive committee met to-day
and ordered u primary election TO- governor
day at oclock. and the county CO. 1yehtion
10 appoint delegates g the state con Vention
May I'd. On motion Of W. H. Thor0l son u
WAS resolved 10 challenge any yote, VINO
would refuse 10 support the Ds-not '@lc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-03
A Marriage I'm Scott County.

LocusT LANE. Va. March S0--lSpscial. i
Mr.. I. 7. Dickinson, of Castleswood. Russell
county. Va. and Miss Casbie l.. Harris. of
this place. were married this morning at the
residence OF the brides parents, Rev. J. X.
Wolfe officiating.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-03
Farming Operations Delayed by wsathe

DUNNsyuLE. Essex C)USTY, VA, March
81.ElSpecial. Yesterday, Mrs. A. b. Lump
kin. we'll known lady OF this county, died IN
tins village.
The farmers are making preparations Tor a
large corn crop. Vegetables are all planted.
The Oystermen of the county state they
have not made wages during this winter.
GREAT many OF the young men are looking for
work in the Northern States.