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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-20
Wuoint aeoc,, Griipt.

YalermO, 70. Wtarj. = WarquIs
si Guoini, @r.Yremisr BON Stalien, be-
i4uloiste in elner beute bier 9cba,tenen
ReOe Den ,Eremier @riipi, li9 llutoritGt
augemuBt 3u baben, mel4e bic GOnltiz
tutlOn ibm ni9t uerleibe uuO uniabts
;u ietu, Sruseu ;u sutlaetben, welAe
Die DHeutliae 0fOrul b:trcffcn. SAILS
Die neue Sammer uidt ihre ganSe @es
malt perseben wullc, nsHiie @riipi 9e=
swungcn werOen, su religulreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-20
&urIe &abeIoepcId,et..

= Die .3uirufabritanten S. uno 8.
Coates 81 So. in @lassow haben ben
Yreis ibrsr 6abrifate UNI 20 YrO3snt re-
bu5trt.
= Or. BON OtTuer, Der baDeriIae
&uItusminilter, ilt Don einem S9lagz
anfau sstrcfien wOrDsn unO lisst i'm
Stsrbsa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-20
Reu @nrfer 0aflri1ten.

gtsmzYOrf, IS. 0tdr3. 3ur
unteriuduns Der Corruption I'M Boliz
5ei. Ospartcment eiuseieeten GroB9es
IhwOrcuca ba6en beute benz @eri9te ibz
rem eriien 8eridt eritattet. Derielbe
ioQ, ule perlautet, nit 9lutlngen aesen
SnipettOr Wc9au9bliu uuO Die Gapiz
tant Gains. Wurpbg. Brice, Siebsrt,
GtrauB uno 9aule begleitst semeiyn
isin. Serbaftuu9en wurOsn beute fetue
rnrrnmmen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-20
.Sohs IerIobte.

8aris, 19. Oiar3.-Oie bi.iise ita.
lisnii9e Sotibuft lit Off;iea bsnabrias
rist wOrOsu, OaB cine ebeli9e Serbin>
buns 3mliaen Dem 6er5O9 uOn 4Oita
unb Der Yriu;eiiin Seleua, Der srpciteu
SO9tsr oeS ueritOrbenen 9raIsu DON
Paris, uerciubart worOen iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-20
SatermnrO.
Der Sobu tommt Ger Nutter 81 SiiIfe uuo
t0otet Den SQtcr

8cubin9, Ba., 10. Widr3. 3.-9Obr
S8wal6, elm 43=idbri9er 6armer Don
Slep in bteiem SOuntp, fam 9eitsrr
IbsnS betrunfeu nod Saulc uno be:
9uun nit ietner 6ruu 5u itreiten. Gel
16'idbri9s SObn itelltc lid uuf Die Seits
Der 0futter unb e5 fam gu einem SanO.
semeuse bel wel9em Der SObn BEN 90.
ter ermorSete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-20
9metiafler Wnrn.

Gin 9te9er erld)teBt Suel Sriioer.
9tewzSrIeaus, ga, 18. Midr3.
- Sin 9teser eridOB beute Die 0ebriiOer
Sattinaiu, neil elmer Oerlelben eInen
Spabn uuh Dem &Opie oeS 0tegsrS gez
mOrfcu bate, ben er i,it Sab,eu fannie
unO ben Ell gar oft 9cneft bate. Die
uuigereate Seu6Ifsrun9 Der 9tadbar-
idait madte ben Seriud, ben NtOrber
gu lpudcn, bod gelans e8 Der 9Oli3ei,
Oen gtessr nod bel .3eiten in's @eiansz
nib gu brin9en. Die @rmOrOeten batten
bas II. 2tbenaiabr nod nldt errei6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-20
Sannn INN Ehi1lu.
Die 6rieoenS Serbauolunsen beginner.

Die 6rieOenS SerbaHpIun9en beginner.
2OnbOu, 19. Mar;. - @ine De-
peIae Ser yGentraIsgtcw8" aus &OfiO
meloet, OaB 2is9uugs@bans nebIt 8ez
folse in 8e9leitung beS 2l9tb. SObu
g8. Softer UNI 80 ilbr seute frib in
SimOnieft an9efOmmen iei. @raf
Snunpe begab iid iofOrt an 8orO DTS
5ubr3euses, auf meIaent Die @bineien
augcfommsn muren, uub 9el.ttete iie
na9 Dem Oluiitsr Se5 2luswGrtigen,
Sru. WtutIu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-20
gSarmnt p. Sannefe,t sins.

2onOOn, 19. DtdrS. - Cine Dee
pei1e Der r@entral@9tews" aas Giens
Gin melOet, 6aB Sberit b. Sannsten
oesbalb BON ieinem Commando in Der
dtneliiden 2trmee entbunoen wuroe,
rpetL Die dinsiii4e 9tesisrung iia iiirdz
tct, Die militGriiAe @ewalt in rie SGnoe
ppu 2usIGnoern III leQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-20
s@ SeSes Ya6et ga

trdst ZEN 1tempeI in rotber Sarbe auf Gem
llmicbIas.
s. @. 3eiIin &C. Co., philadelphia Pa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-20

s1@> 6iue acne @nfoe6una.-Snr Si,
HSSr-zS nItt oas 3abuaussiebsn! Rem S6nerl
SAuLO sb,r 4cin; has brapsrdt Diro ouf's
sobuh,iid, o,I.at unb ser Sobn unbconst ibn,Iilos
oussuos:a (3ritt eGmtrS tin, 10 mirs ttin @tIs
ptrIaHat) atin @ocain, feine ihdelid,n DrssRen;
pcntonImen ider. G0HImea Sic, nHo MIR rseIoeH SIs
nberaeuaeu O. g. 8arucr, Med. Dr., d SruSer,
&trsss (97J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-20
9r. ton &uu,

fnr tnEs uns duseridpe aranf6eitcn. Office taaiA
poh 7-S uhr Abenee, Gonntaas sen 81 rbr Ditta
TAGS. 9r. II 80 Rpres 6arroIton' Npenue.
Dei2O,12TtsD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-20
81 % 10 @ Us
~ YiQe1l,
itets 3uUerldiitg,
rein pe9eto6ilHA.

Bontommen ssitmadlos, elegant Ibsroser pur.
gtru rssulreH, pETIiSIreE, TslEigen uns I1iitaeH,
5RabUag's BIllsn iiI QeIUHs antr SciAuerotu oes
UG9eH5, DER gH9eUeI0t, 0sr 9hereu, Der Slaie ners
ooieI 9raHtstIIeH, itmluoipea Gjsju5lS, gertieO,
uHoeroGUldJ:.I:, HGmou5oioeH.
Sopfrurb. 5raueHieiesH, 5uiofitdt, SneIs
seftipH. Spspepfie, Serftopfuns uns aue
Srregularitdtsn Ger 9cbrr.
Ssobn1tet bic folsenben, aus grant5siten btr gers
hauHn9s=Srsans hetyllbrsuosn Sumptome: geTtopis
uHg, tnE:re 9amorrboloeH. SutGHoraHg EGt o.m
aop came tm ptG5eH, ut6eItelT. Z Soh5ItnHen, 23is
oeIDtleH ae3eH SP;lle. oa5 GsIuaI Der Sdpere I'M
Wd9eH, laure5 autitoBcE, 9eT55rihDsIocH, oGs G'e=
IGhl Der SeteMuHHg oo:r oe5 grtldeH5 IN IIeseHoer
SoItloE, sel0rts Se9traft, BIEtte ooeJ tin Sdtler
por BEN Aueen. BItber mo Shm;rb;H I'M 2opf.
gfaE9sl an B.ripirGtiOp, gsIbc 6lrbe Der 9aut uRo
btr AH9er, 6bmerBsU IN Der |c.;e ocr Sru, ben
G,It.omaBeE, p!osIlbe SutcuiEUGLuEssH, 6TsHHeHoe5
&;tIsI.
g9tnis: 8Oiez UoI. RabDou's BiIEen UerOsH
oas Spltem Don alien obeH geHaHnteH StorHEseu
befreieH.
preis % Gents pro 56adbteI. Serfdmft upa
MpOtbePtrn oecr per pOft seiaHst.
Iaau psuO, itb an 9r. RGODsp g Comp.
GOD Bog 365, glepS9ort, aw stH -Se0s OF gsptce"
CSsGtbatbsE1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-20

Der r3ollp Sat 0t ems Clint"
beidloB in elmer gcitcrn 2tbcnO in oer
.Wtedauic3' Oalle" ab9ebaltencn Serz
ianlmIung, 2lniang April einen 9taudJz
Nben0 I'll peraultultcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-20
6efttrttdtensSonos teoer 9lrt.
Hmfrifan BANKING anD Trnff<G GomD.

btr Gtabt 9aItimsre.
Rcreneffs G6s Der 81 ortb' uue esrinstpnffrase,
aeaeuiiber ecm Wathbaus uue nem 9pifamt.
Sobn 6ubncr, 9rdi.; Sofbua Sorner ,SicesSrGi.; :;
Spbu q. &tpnt. Sefretdr II. S6aSnI.
Ropital 5000, 900; Nutorliirtc5 sapItal $4,000;
BerblnbIihfeit Der GttiensSEbaber. s2oo,uoo.
Dtrcftoren:
Serrn GIdrs, Gco. u. Sartmann, goDare 3. COBB,
Hr,b %. stieff, R. 8. y. Suis, SobH SubneI,
Gbos w. 2Bebb, Uurras Banoirer, Srnit Soen, iRn.,
Soihua 6orncr, Doics g. Q6aItcr. So5n gGters-
yeid6fte bcibrdnft nuf aaseuclne Bomb uEb
e5idbcrbtitsfeluna. (Sani6 ,S Dlte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-20
9entt6e Mpotbsfe
Oebr. QmQnDt.

Wr. 12A, CUB GOtporS Q Str0sse~
spsi Sduier uorhIia Don &rattfrast.
WHA fabruua ben gseseptea cine @peSiaIttdt.
Gin giitslies beI 5irma ia ftsts aniueienh.
Tu laneR sic eIn, u.ieren haIcn sebeIIpran, Joe
Rts uniere &musn nsiiebtz, bic ttiniteE I'm partte.
m pysbissa. 6h.11,1SD
coon sebraudte SicpcIeS aHcr Sabrifru,
&rsrusntfe Der SABRE '93, '94 uno '95. Die
Brttie fiLb 10 ni.Sria bas Sic taufen mifien 7ad.
BEN Sic bi,it 9idbtr ecftb,n baben.
Ntus Spaieinss uRo @rseeneaS Su Gbsablunsss
sre,itn, bic Hibt bo9sr fino pie Sbr Stra5eubobnz
Ssebrprtis.
QDtr psriaufsn gpaIeins's Saieban' uns Ttbs
Ietffde Daaren. SoitH Sic uus uniiormcn fl,
Shren Club seiorseu gslI usrben Ss sur 3uirisbeH,
krit btbanoclu. &. .. epane, SIR, 60,
flrhI2R. .6NStel Rr As Meft .RnItimnrrs3 Ctr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-20
Die rglatanea".@fa

Mabrib, 19. Wdrs.-0er ameri,
faniI6e @eianSte EaDlor ma3Te geItcrn
Die Ntittbeiluns, buB Die ipanii9e 9te.
gieruu9 ietnc 9tote beantmoriet bab;
unb in berielbsn iid3 barauf ftiee. SaB
Sas uuspartise 9tmt nod feline 0tsl=
bun9 iiber BEN 8Orfall erbaltcn babe.
SobulS nun iOlde eint,afe. foIlc Der
9lngelc9eubeit ale Iufmerfiamtcit ssz
I6enft werosn.
gtewzY OFF. 10. Otars.-Gapitdu
GrObman pom 0ampfsr rNIIianca" bat
in elmer bsIap porenen Slusiage Die 9lns
aabeu bes lpaniiden @Orpctten>Gapiz
tGns, bnB er ben Salut bes Spaniera
burd oas glufhIhsn Der brltilden 6la99s
beantmOrtet babe, in gbrcre ecitcQt uno
srtlGrt, SaB er bic SunOesilae9e auise=
bi6t babe. gr beitre ftct audi Die 9ns
sabe, baB ct sur .3eit. ais Ser &reuier
auf iein 6abr5eua ldcB, nnr J Dteile
BON Ser cubantltcn &iiife entfsrnt Qez
weIen, unb glib: Die @utIernuu9 auI
minoeitenS brei Oteilen an.
Sn Gomtumactaat pcrmrt5eilt.
2atti6. 19. Mar3. = Der uisls
aenannte POli5eizSpieel Baron BON
Gternberg," ipelder augebli9 uls Sub
rer elmer internatiOualen glnachiltens
banbe in Yetersburg inbaftirt lit, III
seltern BON benz bieiisen Sdwur9eridi
fir iduloia befunoen woroen, ODnamit
qeltoblen 81 baben, unO in @ontumaz
ciam 3u lebenslGu9li3er @interferuns
uernrtbeilt moroeu. Der an9eblid)e
Baron unD Inardilt mar elmer Der Gin.
qetlaQten in benz betunnteu ble1i9en
9lnaraiitsn>BrO;eile unb Obue 3weliel
Oerienige seweieu, uelder bic oeri9ies
Denen 9luar9iitenz Srrbre9en an9srest
bat
9iuf bober zee serettet.
2iperp 19. War;. - Der
Oampfer 0elawnre," lpelaer beute bier
eintraf, bradtc Ole aus "a Otanu be-
itebenbe geiaeun9 Oe5 beutI6eu Dam.
piers rOonau," wsider auf Der 5a5rt
BON Samburs nah philadelphia in
Yranb geristb. Sier Gage lang tdmpfte
Die Wannidait se9en bas gsiraBl9e @les
rl.ut an, ieOo9 uerseben5. 9lm 16.
Ofara muBte bas 5ahr3eus ais uerlOren
aufscs.bsn peresn=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-20
Die armenifdle Nraae.

2pnbon, 19. Wldr3. - GSie bsm
v@taubaro" aus GOnltantinOpel se=
nlelbst wirS, bat be PfOrte in Die 6Ors
oeruns Der Ntddte, 5aB leOem frcmOen
8eliiser Der urmenii9en uateriudunsSs
GOmuliifOR in 0tuid etn beiOuOsrer
0Olustiasr 3u9eitanOen werOe, eingss
Nlatst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-20
Rrii6e qriln0GC6 ge6ei(t.

Tae dIteft etabIiEsm.nt in Baltimore. por einem
eeutidsn Grste steitrt. 5unberte erosr,tder aureu
bier tu Baltimore On 9idHHeIH, 6rauen uuo
RtabsTu-toHnen aHsttlbrt ueroeH. Rein 3citperut,
feint CptratieR. Die S.hanbIuns in oonismm.v
fdhtr unb espis. fsir nut,riuhuns t,ue @eblbr.
ShrtauHunotH BIS uhr, bis YatTl.
Der Nlarulanbtr 5rptis ots
BALTIMORE HERNIA INSTITUTS
iF aadb sir. sos. SBsffsSe ortbs Mpsnpr. rabe Der
SOlton=S IrnSt. pcrle9t norben.
9r. 0iIh. @. GIoren, GnfaItssaEat.
(glob &C. L 2UtrN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-20
Bride permanent 8ebeilt
fur S25.O0

sur,n rpcrben obne Operation oo.r gbbaItuns bon
@eiddft.H in spti bis bier Br6en b.pertTteuist.
SnrittIid, Garartis. COMPUTATION irci.
Die g. @. Niler' 6 ontp.,
2immcr 2l0-2l2, -gouitabics @ebdube,"
(SHuil g. 2B2teY) SaIiImere, Dlo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-20
UerfODfu1lq

1T bas sroBte a0,r llebel. Gs mlro Ourd
su trdg. 9batist,it Der 2.ber berbetg.s
ilbrt uuO 1T sswObnliA bsslsit.t BON
Apprtitl0hsksit,
6Op06mtr,eu,
Gsrub aus Orm .a1unbl
u. |. H., u. !. 10.
SerftOpfuns fam .rfuIsr.i9 turirt
ueroeu Surh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-20

yOn6On, 19. Wtar3. = gtadOeut
2OrO 9tOieberp beute elmer Sabinets>
Sisuns beisep Obnt, fsbrte CT auf isi'
nlm 2anOiie suriif. Die Gerste itnO
nunmcbr Der Aniidt, ben Bremlsr wiez
Der beritsusn 5u tOnnen, Obas OaB er
ln's NusIan0 reilt.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-07-16
instantly Killed.

About noon Saturday a patient ma
med A Nj. Westrn at the Hospital for
Men al Diseases while cleaning the hall
w:ys in the third story found the
door lending 10 an attendants bath
T ON open, aud whether from curiosi-
ty or II notion that he might escape, is
not known, bur he passed into the
room, add finding the window oper,
climtnd out on the gutter that leads
around the mansarh roof and walked
along it som" len " fifteen feet. Snd
denly he seemed to loose his balance
and fell eaGlnnG TO tn" ground and
was instantly killed. Upon cxamina-
ton it WAS found that he had suffered
q ,minuted fracture at The base OF the
skull. lie was Il native OF Sweden
anl cOmE"itetd II, III this county March
Is, 1855. Superintendent RerRstien
immediately mortified Cornn"r Peers OF
the fatal accident. Journal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-07-16
n CONTEMPT CASE.
Judge HawIey Denies the Writ
Of Citation.

Yesterday the contempt case against
Superintendent Adams and Inspector
Mason brought by Treninore Coffin
came up before Judge Hawley.
After a lengthy argument on both
sides tn Court denied the writ Of eli
tati"n on the ground that there was
10 apparent cause for such IN order.
The Court was then asked issue an
order to produce the bars aud moulds
in court.
Judge Haw}ey said that eve after
Ii ,tning to the voluminous argument
of Mr.. Coffin he still si.w nothing in
the evidence asked for that WAS mat
erial to this cast He declined TO issue
the or Ter hut said he wouli take the
matter under advisement until the Ec-
turn OF the Government inspector.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-07-16
CONVICT COSCROVE.
A Paper That Opposes HIS Par
don.

"A there has been some discus
sion overthe refusal OF Cosgr0ve's pa".
don, the following is reprinted from
III" Elko Intcp"I dent, If the facts
stated in the IndPp"nIent are any
wher' near corrAc the action of the
Bard in refns NJ n pardon would APP
pear 10 he well taken.
Tue press dis"atch IS sent from Car
son, and published in all the leading
| papers of the Pacific Coast, and the
article we published yesterday from
the Carson Tribune, all indicate that
the friends nf Bernard j. Cosgrove,
now in the penitentiary for the brutal
butrhery Of Annie McManus, have
started y sympathy campaign in his
behalf.
As an offset to this we published
yesterday the scathing remarks OF
Judge Keeney in passing sentence
upon him and today lay before the
public the full particulars Of the hor-
ri lie crime Cosgrove committed as
published in the independent of June
8, 1870, Il few days after his butclery
OF this dc 'enseles3 girl.
In order to secure the release Of
this human wretch, rs Judge Keenny
rightly characterized him, his friends
stop not In presenting the humane
side OF his ease, it there be Il humane
side, to the Board Of P,trdons, but
Choul like invade the sanctitv Of this
dead girls glav' and hold her up To
the public gas a. a common prosti-
tutc, ore who has VIC aieti her plight
ed 10th to CO-grOve and became az
inmate OF "A house Of i fame Com
at the edge Of their victims grave.
Had they not in their seal to cur
this murdprer's release heared in
fanny upon the memory If this cad
girl, who with all her faults was n
radiant angel beside the cruel firnd
VIII, took her life, the horrible rar-
ticulars of this hutrhcry would not
have found place again in this jour
nal.
Annie McManms has MOI llprel
away in her un,inely grave, and the
wretch who took her life ana escaped
she han2men's moose he So justly dc
served, now seeks to escape The prison
w lis by blackeninG her mem"ry.
The refined cruelty OF the Apache
Ildia.1 t. his victim is ,iwarfrf! into
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-07-16
''A!l Is -%orgiven".

A LONDON paper tells n story to il
lnstrat~ woman'8 tendency to change
her mind \ Young ana we'll dressed
won IN cmcrol Charing Cross trle-
graz h Office the oth-r day and wror"
INT q dispatch to h. sent t. Manrhcs-
ter. she read it OK. =. reflected fox "A
momcnt. and ;htn dropped ii on the
floor aud wrote Il sec'nd. This sh"
also throw away, but MIS- satiticd with
tire 'hi'd ard synt it off Th" thr "
tc)rcrHms rad: FirSt-"Nevcr let me
hear from yon arain!' Seo0od-"N"
orc cNtrc.syou 10 return!" Thir'-
Come home L"arost--"lt is for-ivrn!'
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-07-16
ICE. ICE. ICE,

The only pure ice in the market is
that sold by DR.. J. nj. Benton. 1t is
cut on the Carson River-frnm pure,
running water and not formed on
stagnant pools. swarming With ami
nal life. 1t i. ice from mountain
Capped peaks Of the Sie,ras and means
health as we'll as GOODNESS to the
consumer.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-07-16
4 CcnsiGeTatc Greer.

4 stony is toli Il il grocer engaged
in !msinrsa in Il London suburb, t.
the effect that lr one declined TO at
tend u very roru'ar c"nreIt cven
thounh free ticket was offered him.
" >ce,' he sand to the Irrson who
gave him the t ck'.f, If [ Went II see
SO nanv p""plr who owe Tle for gro
celirs it would spoil my fan, and the
sight Of me would spoil The IRIS. IL
stay at hUWc.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-07-16

One cent on y postal card or drop
IN envelopr addressed to The Stall
laid Book o., Carson, Nevada" is all
it will cost any Ii VIII" wi-hes inf"r-
nation concerning the Standard Die
tiorary. Sample page will lie sent
and an ns..ht wi | "a and show'an ill.,
teresting prospectus if desired.
Colonel Southerland of Candelaria
and airy passed through Carson yes
terday IN "A fishing trip. The Colonel
has been worried a good drll Of late
and Only weighs go pounds.
In the U s. Court yesterday Judge
Hawley refused to grant Il new trial
in the case of Engler vs.. the Western
Union Telegraph Company. Engler
received a verdict for $4,000 damages
from the company for having his
ankle cut by a wire. belonging to the
company.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-07-16

K. F. Rap. Of Orangevale, has
olpue1 a fruit store near Kaiser's res
taurant. H. proposes to supply
Carson with fruit of his own raising.
at reduced rates.
George Thaxter reched this city
yesterday.
Wantei-A girl to do general house
work and cooking. Apl,ly to NJ.
Coin.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-07-16
Married.

In this city Ju'Y "A 1895, at the resi-
deuce of Rev. Mitchell o~fficiati l.
G. Spragn- and Miss Co"a r. ellison.
Both III" contracting parties are
from This city and each have q host
Of friends VIII" join in IL with for their
future prosperity and happiness.
The APPEAL Received the usual rem
emberanves.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-07-16
Home Industry,

Henry Wood. III, soda man, is put
ting large orders IN the market for
lis cream soda. He also has sarsapril-
la and iron, plain soda. fruit juices
and orange cider.
1t is always better T." ~p"tronlze a
home iudustrv that produces a staple
article than to support Il you Know
not Of.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-07-16

REHABILITATION
Cash in Treasury April '95s7,o37 243
Receipts from April 1st
to July lst 1895. 2.TR5 70
ESQ., 942
Disbursements from April 1et
to July 1st 1895 5,459 95}
Balance Cash in County
Treasury July 1<t 1895 4,342 993
REpO
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-07-16

Fred A. Lutz. formerly OF this city
was graduated as NJ. D. by the Univel
sity Of California.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-07-16
When Baby was sick,

W6fA DdOy VIZ EINN,
We gave her Castoria.
When she was q Child,
She cried fer CastorfA
Tho abe became 4iA.
ohe slung - castEA
when she lad CAiakS1,
- cav them oAststaa
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-07-16

ALI parties indebted
DO the late firm of r.. H.
HHggsaih or Sa nfOrd BEN
NETT are requested TO
call at once annd settle
the same ALI the said
accounts have heGn
transferred TO RzRG for
collections Pro usnI Dtt al
Gem4aOza 10 dEne above
will save HoOdBa tzsosaDle
and EXPENSE
W. TOHHssRgHNEkRo
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-03-21
San francisco Races.

San Francisco, March 1S.-Five favor
ties out of six won today. Ingomar was
the only one to disappoint his hackers.
Summaries:
First race-Five furlongs. selling:
Seraphin, 81 Qsom), even, won; Raph-
ael, 9S (Griffin), to |. second: The
Drummer, 1O2 Oloyd). 100 to /. third
Time Liz. Arctic, Mount Air. Che
muck, Mount Carlos, st. Jacob and Ny
ron also ran.
Second-Half mile, maidens, 2-year-
old fillies: Ursula, ITO (Carr). to s.
won; Miss Brummel, 10 (Griffin), s to /.
second; Tennessee Maid, no (Chevalier)
20 to /, third. Time :51A. Her Majesty,
Bird, Coda and Clara johnson also ran.
Third-About six furlongs, selling:
Lizzie Hampton, colt, 10l (Griffin), s to
., won; Little Bob, 50 Qsom), AZ to 1.
second; Chiquito. SO GLENN, 25 to /.
third. Time :1Oh. San Lucas, Niagara
Tobey and Normandie also ran.
Fourth-One mile, selling: Oakland
lO5 (Chorn), SA to /, won; Ingomar. SO
Qsom), s to 5, second; Hydy, 1Ol (Grifinl
2 to /, third. Time | AS. Red Root and
Garcia also ran.
HHN-rINe anu nal1 furl0ngS. Fer
rier, LOG Carr, even, won; Fannie
Louise, 80 Qsom). Z to 1, second; Tar
tartan, 1O3 (Chorn), AZ to 1, third. Time
l:OSz. Bellicose and Quirt also ran.
Sixth-About six furlongs, selling:
Tlglcss, IS Qsom), to 2, won; Florence
Dicxey. 96 FLYNN. 25 to !, second; HI
ram Argo, Sc Heinrichs), Z to |. third.
Time 1l5lk. Gould Dust. Empress OF
Norfolk, Kittie L and May Day also
ran.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-03-21
OUTRAGED ANDLYNCHED
CHARGED TO THE VlGIlANTS OF
THE DISTRICT.
Ehe Reported Sinking Of an American
Craft By a Spanish CRUISER San Fran.
cisco Races---News By wire---Mar.
ket Report.

Omaha, Neb., March 1S.-A special to
the Bee from Butte, Mont, says: Some
time Friday Mrs. W. E. Holton. a re-
spectacle woman residing alone on a
ranch in an isolated part of Keya
Paha county was outraged and lynch
ed. The crime is credited to the vigil
antes Of the district. who believe her in
league with cattle rustlers. Some
thing rustlers committed the crime in
revenge for evidence against them
furnished by the woman.
Persons passing the ranch Saturday
found the body and reported the mat
ter today. The coroner found $50 on
the Woman's person, which is regarded
as certain evidence that the crime was
not committed by tramps as at first
supposed. Her struggle for life had
been hard one The bedding and
clothing Of the woman were torn and
scattered about the building Her
shoes had evidently been removed
probably by herself preparatory 10 90
ing TO bed, when surprised by The
iiynchers. The woman had evidently
been outraged before she was strung
up and everything points toward a
premediated plan for the comsunma-
ton OF the dastardly deed. No war
rants have yet been made. but a meet
ing OF the citizens of the neighborhood
was held yesterday and it was decided
that prompt measures should be TAX.
en- and 1t is expected that another and
possibly several hangings will take
place before long. Several persons are
under suspicion and these parties will
be taken and compelled to confess.
me latest report is that a man named
Is implicated in some way with the
iiynchers and it is thought that he can
be forced into a confession.
A number of the alleged rusilers were
recently arrested and taken TO Spring
view, where they broke Jail and es-
capped to the reservation. where they
were afterwards recaptured and con-
victed. The proximity of the Indian
reservation to the scene of the depreda-
ton makes it possible that a United
states deputy marshal may have 10
make the arrests if warrants are sworn