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hc parson gailg Appeal
CARSON CITY i
Bandar- December 7. 1ST a.
The TnrTn. -mlicther onioal or
iiierelr surniisctl. recar lin sr tie
Cuban question as it is to be consid
ered independently of the formal
diplomatic transactions between this
Government and Spain, is doubtless
presented in the following:
A Cuban gentleman mho tvlnrnetl from
Wasliiu'ou. till morning. Mates that lis
t-oovrrsctl with S-cretary Fish and sev
eral Senators, auJ tht-y assnred liim that
any further diplomacy with Spain on the
Virginias question would bs declin-M?.
'1'ney believed the Spanish authorities in
('aba would refuse to accede to the prop
osition of the proctucol and war would
probably be the cuuse.jucBce.
The fact is no less obvious now
than it has been for years past that
the home rule ia Cuba has been
merely nominal, and that the "cver
faishful Isle" is poor old Spain's
most pitiless and insolent bully. The
leariu of this nominal dependency
toward the Spanish Government has
been that f aa opulent and pnrse
prond adopted son toward his de
crepit and bankrupt step-mother.
The w him of government has Ieen
indulged; but the real cause of af
fairs has lecn as dictated by the rich
merchants and planters of the Island.
Indeed, why should it not be so?
Cuba is wealthy; Siain is poor; the
money balances have all along been
ia favor cf Spain for she has had
the family pride to sustain, the offices
to fill, and the salaries to draw; and
Cuba, aided by the Almadea re
sources has snpported the throne, or
the regency, or the Kepnblic, as the
case might be at home. Hut when
it comes to so serious a matter as in
sisting upon sl thing being done that
Cuba don't want to have dene, Spain
will be shown to have about as little
to say as any other dotard concern
ing the management of her passionate
snd headstrong and arrogant son's
fortune and honsehol J. And it must
never bo lost sight of, that the uni
versal feeling among the Spanish
loyalists in Cuba is that of implaca
ble and ungovernable hatred and do
testation cf the Government and
people of the United States. TLi j
feeling, intensified by a sense of bit
ter dignity which i little short of a
uonomania, renders tolerance and
temperance of otllcial and personal
bearing impossible; and these mad- i
wen will precipitate an irreconcilable
state of difference between us and
them with a galling and fierce con
tempt which will manifest itself aa
well with reference to consequences
as to causes. Ve of the North have
no rules of action of our own that
can be applied to these haughty and
uncompromising Dons. Prudence
is s virtue they spit upon. Tolerance
of opposition is simply an inadmissi
ble weakness. The irrepressible
conflict between the United States
and such an arrogant, high strung and
peppery neighbor as this can only be
postponed it cannot be averted. As
to the morale of this matter it finds
expression as well as snstcntation in
the acknowledged organ cf the Brit
ish Government the London Times,
that "England will unreservedly
support a policy which requires that
Spain must really as well as norm
nally control Cuba." So that, when
we come to hold Spain responsible
for whatever Cuba may do in viola
tion of international amity, England,
at least, will lend ns the moral sup
Dort of friendly neutrality. And to
deal with the subject as it is entitled
to be dealt with, Congress should
feel, when the hopeless offices of
peace and compromise are all ex
haustod. as they soon will be, that
then a declaration of war is an act of
vindication and self justice, not
alone to itself, nor yet to any party,
nor eren exclusively to the people of
the United States; but to the pur
pose, the destiny, the courage, the
humanity and the manhood of the
Anglo-Saxon race.
Ynxox IIaecockt has been returned
to the British Parliament frcni Oxford,
without opposiiim.
J
BIRD
TWO
IX
H.CVD I WORTH
THE BUSH "
The foregoing scrap of axiomatic
wisdom wonld seem to be illustrated
in the inevitable deduction from the
following, which is an editorial ar
ticle from the San Francisco Chron
icle of Thursday :
The action of the Democratic mem
bers of the Senate in caucus, in pledging
themselves to support the caucus nomi
nee for Senator, is attributed to the in
fluence of Messrs. Beck and Graves, and
if participated in by the Democratic
Assemblvnien may still seriously eu-
danger the prospects of Booth. Tbe
hopes of tbe Independents have been
based upon a division of the Democratic
members. One Senator and several As
semblymen belonging to this party were
confidently counted upon for Booth. If
these are whipped into the party corral
the result will be a dead lock on almost
the same ground as prior to the sesion,
neither party having the strength to
elect. The danger Booth has to appre
hend may be outlined thus:
The Democrat may go into citneus,
and probably will, anil nominate a Dem
ocrat for tho long term, but make no
nomination for tbe short term.
The Republicans, who are willing to
do anything to in-at Booth, may then
nominate a man for the short term, and
make no nomination for the long term.
The exchange of vote, sufficient to
elect both noiuiuet s. Democratic and
Republican, may then be regarded as
quite within the bounds of possibility.
The Democrats are evidently stiffening
up, and if they hanj together on some
such plan as we have sketched, Booth
may vet lose the vz-?.
A dispatch received at 1 o'clock this
morning from the Cheoxioli Sacra
mento correspondent partially confirm
the correctness cf the above calculations.
The Democrats are to bold a caucus on
Monday night, and there are indications
that straight party nominations will be
made for both Senatorial terms, bnt to
be successful the programme will, of
course, have to be ruoditied by a compro
mise with one of the other factions and
a division of the spoils."
The parties to this conspiracy "to
defeat the will of the people" cannot
have been warned of, or if having
been warned, are desperately deaf
to, the avalanche of woe that Joe
Goodman promised to turn loose
npon them when BootU should be
left standing out in the cold with
nothing but a stringy and betowsled
Dolly Varden petticoat to cover his
livid and bony nakedness.
STAXDIXU COMMITTEES OF THE
HOUME OF REPRESENTATIVES.
A press dispatch dated AVaLigton,
JJtc. o, say:
The Speaker announced the standing
committees of tho Honse. The princi
pal committees are as follows:
Ways and Moaus Dawes, Kelly, Bar
chard, E. II. liolx-rtsoa, Kassou, Wal
dron, Heldon. Foster of Ohio, Brcck,
KiiJack and Wood of New York.
Appropriations Garfield, Hale of
Maine, "Wheeler, U"Xeil, Starkweather,
Lowbridge, Tyler, Parker of Missouri,
Marsh, Swan and Hancock.
Banking and Currency Maynard,
Farwell, Morev, Hawley of Connecticut,
HnnUr, Thelps, Hubbell, Niks, Kan
dall, Mitchell and Durham.
Pacific Railroad Sawyer, Sypher,
Killinger, Honphton, Crocker, Willard,
Corwin of Illinois, McDill of Iowa,
Wells of Missouri, BarnuBi, Stanford,
Creamer and Neal.
Chums Hawley of Connecticut,
Wells, Shoemaker, Lansing, Dunnell of
Minnesota, Warner and Hamilton.
Commerce Wheeler, Sawyer, Conger,
Hooper, Kegley, Stannar.l, Parsons,
Clayton, Brouiberg and Wells.
Public Lauds Townsend, Dunnell,
Ortd, St. John, Bundy, Moray, Phillips,
Bradley, Dunford, Hindon and Ciynier.
Indian Affairs Averiil. Lowe, Butler
of Tennessee, llainey, ltichinond, Mc
Nully, Lawson, Harris of Massachu
setts, Adams, Comings and Giddons.
Military A flairs Coburn, Donnan,
Hawlev of Illinois, Hawlev of Connec
ticut, Gnnckle, McDougal, Albright,
Thornbuigh, Nesicith, Young and Hil
ton. Judiciary Butler of Massachusetts,
Wilson of Indiana, Follard, Treuiaine,
Fry, Cessna, White, Ward, Lldredge,
Potter and Jewett.
Private Land Claims Myers of Penn
sylvania, Lames, Sessions, Barriere,
Pratt of Iowa, Hendee, Freeman.
Bright, Sailor of Ohio, Dewitt and
Dnckner-
Naval Affairs Seofield, Gooeh, Hays,
Piatt of Virginia, Packard, Scudd'er,
Burleigh, Perman, Archer, Whitcombe
and Jamison.
Foreign Affairs Ortb, Myers of Penn
sylvania. Willard, K. K. Hoar, Ward,
Albert, Williams of Wisconsin, Kobinson
of Illinois, Cox and Janning.
Territories Mch.ee of Missouri. Cur
tis. Haven, Williams of Indiana, Oskius,
Cronnse, Forthyns, Schnniacker of New
York. Brown of Kentucky, and Mills.
Railways and Canals McCranr of
Iowa, G. F. Hoar, Hnrbut, Boss, Sher
wood, Lewis of Tennessee, Taylor,
Smith of Virginia, Arthur, Wolf and
Stone.
Mines and Minma Lowe, Necley,
Buffinzton, Busk, Hubbell, Page.Sheats,
Lynch, Kendall, Southard, and Hams
of Georgia.
Willard of Vermont, Woodward, Sheats,
A
Hnrlbat, Butler of Massachusetts,
Strawbridge, Willard of Michigan, Sailor
of Ohio, IiUtrrell, Whitehouse.
Kales Tbe Speaker, Maynard, Gar
field, Cox and liundall.
Jadft-e Beatty's Raymond d Kly Df
rfauon How It was Invited for at
Pleche.
We find the following in the Pioche
Record:
As soon as the Btage came in from
Hamilton, there was a gathering of high
ly interested parties at the law office of
Pitzer & Corson, where tbe decision of
Jnde Beatty, iu the great case of the
the Kaymond Lly against the Ken
tucky Minius Company, it was agreed.
should be opened by the County Clerk.
That oiacer hrst went to ells, t artro A
Co.'s Express Office, bnt failing to find
the aaxiously-sonht document there, he
went to the Postoftice, but it was before
all the matter had 1 en distributed, and
this fact was reported at Pitzer & Cor
son's office, which by this time had had
a large accession to the number nho
waited the news of the important event.
hue mscnssin" the probabilities o:
some mistake about the matter, two tele
grams were read from Judge Beatty,
teu yesteruav, savins; in effect, "von
will get my decision to da v." So sure
were all parties that the decision had ar
rived, that the County Cleik again went
to tbe PostnfSce, only to asceitaiu to a
certainty that the decision had net
reached that office. Next the Clerk,
Colonel Tuorntou (of conusel for tl.e
Kaymond Ely) Judge Pitzer (ot coun
sel for the Kentucky), and a great many
others, went to the express office, where
they found a square wooden box directed
to Thornton & Kellr, and also a loua tin
box containing maps nud drawings used
in the trial of the cause. These were
taken to Thorntou A Kelley"s office and
quickly opened, iu the expectation that
the decision might be found among the
papers returned to Thornton & Kelly,
but a careful search revealed the fact
that the decision was not there. It was
then determined to '"nform Judge Beatty
by telegraph. Beatty replied that the
decision was for the pluiutiif, and tbut
his decision mil: t have been stolen. The
cenera! interest in the result is now sat
isfied, and if anyone has tampered with
the mails, or in any unfair manner got
possession of Judge Beatty 's decision,
they will get nothing for their pains. No
one can for a moment believe that the
decision reached here last night by mail,
or in any other way. Whatever the
cause of the delay, whether by accident,
carelessness or desigu,mnst have occurred
elsewhere.
Th3 ill-advised eagerness of our
Granger neighbor, the Enterprise,
to find fault with the administration
is exemplified in a curious manner
in yesterday's issue of that paper.
In its leading editorial we find it
commenting as follows:
Now ci.nifs the report well authenti
cated of the resignation of Captain
General Jouvellar of Cuba, because of
the opposition cf the Cuban people to
the delivery of the Virgiuius. The
same Havana dispatch contains this sig
nificant item: "There is no l.aval vcfs l
of the United States iu port." CousiJ
ering the infiaaimuble Spanish character
and the undue excitement into which the
loval Spanish have fallen over this Yir-
ginius affair, it seems but little less than
criminal that there is not r.t least on
naval vessel of the United States iu the
harbor of Havana. But naval vcssal of
ours there is none there, where the
whole North Atlantic squadron should
be.
Turning to the telegraph colums
of that interesting but eccentric
paper we find the following, which,
donbticss, to all fair minds, will be
accepted as an ample explanation of
the absence of any American war
ships in the harbor of Havana :
Washington, Decomber 5. The diplo
matic branch of our Government is not
so hopeful now as several days ago of
the ability of Spain to carry out its
orders. The suggestion of a modifica
tion of the protocol bo that the Virginias
may be delivered to a third party to
await adjudication does not at present
meet with any official favor. The state
ment as published, to-day, that there
was not one United States naval vessel
at Havana yesterday, is accounted for
by the fact that it was part of the ar
rangement between Secretary Fish and
the Spanish Minister that there should
be no show of menace whatever on our
part which could iucrease the excitement
at Hivana and elsewhere in Cuba, while
the plan of release was intended to be
effected yesterday in the quietest man
ner possible.
EvEst he notes of preparation for
a possible war are manifesting some
of the many benefits that would arise
from an active participation of onr
Government in an undertaking which
wonld give employment to thousands
of idle workingmen. Here is a straw,
telling the drift of the wind:
Nrw Yobk, December 5.
Five hundred men were taken on at
the Navy Yaid to-day, and orders given
to push work as fast as possible. The
Boanoke will not be ready for two weeks.
The Colorado will no doubt sail on Sun
day.. The eleven-inch gun was placed on
her poop deck to-day. Tbe Florida will
be hauled into the dock as soon as the
Colorado leaves. The Receiving ship
Vermont is literally overrun with appli
cants for service in the Navy. Seamen
or lauliueii, with or without trades, if
able-bcdivd, are uccej tci.
mxixe stock report.
Forenoon Beard.
800 Ophir S3, 84, 84 M bS
3U3S tionld k Curry, 10. 16'i. 17 b3. IT L, bJ
I V) Best a Belcher 19, 1SJ1. Ml b'JU, 1
35 Savage 65, it
157 CbolUr 64. 33X. 52. 53)4
l: Hale a NoniwiXtlt, 39
610 Crown Poiiit 7. 9 bJO, 3, 90 hi
lii Yellow Jacket 62 S
860 Imperial SV. 6?j bS, S,
3-J3 Umpire Mill 4H
7t Keuluek 13 13. IS! blO
SO Con G II Qiwii 2
SO Alpha 36 S4. 34. 37
45 Bel. her 87, SS. 87. 87 if blO
'"75 Con Virginia SI, 6J4j hto, til s2, 1
98 Eicheqaer IS, 18H, 1S, J
'13 Ec Belcher 75
l'lO Overman t-)H. 44, 45. 44 54
l'5S Jiistic-e7. 7,,7), 7",
'75 Succor 3
345 Buckeye l3,, l1
ITS Julia 4, 4k. 4. 4'i
-.i45 Caledonia 19, ls'i, 18!, 18 '
370 Arizona a I tali 2, 2 b5, 1'.,
270 Globe J. 1 5,
loo Knieteiboekrr 4. 3?i, 2
4(io Baltimore 7, i, 6. hi, 6s.
tn Kock bland 97
575 X Y Cu 3, 3 '4
ll I tan 7
3J0 Bacon 3
140 Central 14
lf.5 Silver Hiil 8?, 9
275 EciipmaaS, 5',
liJ Occidental 2 1
1 American Flut 6, 6!4, S:, U30. i'a
3.V) Tjli r , aV.o
lii5 I liioo Cull 5U. 5 flO, ", .V.
) Sutro 3'i, 3'- 15
4 ifl S Overman 400
5 i Kairmount :i, 3 b33
C i Wuodvine 1
im Franklin 1
165 Nevada i H. 1)4 b.T0, J',, 3.
vh Meadow Valley 14
3-.'0 Kayinond & Kly 58, 07
5i) tureka Con 9!-
KiJ Washington Creole 5. Cai blO, S!
Sit) Pf.petl'8, 2T,,3b3'J,3!, b.ll
1-10 Fioehe i'i, 6
1270 American FIs" 4,, 4 b30, i
JiCWerv 1. 95c
f)0 lliibn it Hunt 2S. 2'
Kill Silver Beak 1', kvi
4.V) Iugoiiiar '"c
2l:U) Belmont 21, S8J4, !0)4 b5, 20
ill Nrwari 2W
60 M.iaitor Belmoiit 61.
fO KyeBatcb 7. , , 7'
775 Eldorado So;ith 4 s'JO, 4 S . 4 3, 4
to Xortu Belnact 2
20 Havra 1
SO Knreka G V 13
) Kt Patrick 7
1.0 Indejieiidar.t 'i
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flit Chari.it Mil! 4'i. la), 5Vl ICO, 5
2"l South VM 2. 2
8.1 (iMcn Chsriot 19)4, 20 W
Ml Mihianv 6
1!0 South Chariot 9 b30
NEW TO-DAY.
IX .IIEMOKIAM.
Hall of tTuiT Etne Co. Ko. 2. )
Carsoo, Dec. 6, 1T3.
Wbkrivab doath L&r asvin enU nd th jhj rials
of tiiir Hs'l aiiil removed fnm our zuiilst unx
reUiutd lrtid.nt &ui brvtbtx, Janet Martin
Reese.
Tkfr'fort If it n$airfy That ia tbe pr .fcin'rof
this aiK'tion, we dt sire to plsur mpou perrtu&l
ix'onl stme faint ezprpaaioa that eetKm iu
which the dculxrs uf Curry Lsjiue Couipauy
No. 2 all held hiin. a-h ytar'u awx:iaii-n,
with him hae brought with it fresh evidences uf
his eterlins worth in every relation of life. A
stranger to every nnenf it.ns impulse, with a
mi nd and temper j-jsisn; ', .y few, always i.ek
ir.e without tytentati'm t. di-hare tin every
duty. Ee silently !:it i:h imsistihle -.wfr
won his wuy to the heart:: tf ail true mtu with
whom he c&ine in ooutart.
K'.tcJvtd, That with lf-','iOiing rcst t fi r our
deeaviyd Brthtr rur I nyint and l!ou:i
tirsped in uurnin t.r :l;iriy day-.
JU&olcti. That tht-se res-Iutions be j-j nd ( n
a separate page of our re-, rd book. :o 1-e kejtt
f orevt r pa-r d to the nif-tut.ry of our v Brother
James Martin lieeae and a ropy thtrtcl be for
warded to th relativws of the d'-eea.-vii.-Sij'O
that they be published iu tbe Carson Afi-EaL
and Nevada Tribune.
We, the nudersipneJ, appointed to craft ro
Tutiozis repnling the dtaih of our late Brotlu-r
J a nits Martin Keese. Teg leave to eubuiit the
aboTe. P. H. MULOAHY.
JONATHAN SAJrFELI.,
J. S. ilACK,
deT-It Cominitfe.
ATTENTION SWIFTS
mne it eg run noxtblt meet.
J ISG of the S. T. Swift Engine Comjiany
Jio. 3 will be held at their house on Tu-Fttay
evening, Dec. . at 7:30 o'clct-k. A fall attend
ance is urgently wjueetpd. By order.
de7 td W. . STAFFORD, Sei-t'y.
CARSOX
CANDY AND CONFECTION
ACTOKY !
Cwtod blrtrt, just ucrth 01 the Curbttt IIen.d.
Carson City, rrada
All kinds cf Fainy nd Pln
c A X DIES,
W'hob'Siile &ud Zaetai!.
AVEDDING CAKES
Made to ordtr at short notice and with the bent
material,
G. M. FLl'IlSHl TX,
de7-lnc Proi-riefiT.
JS. IIXJISTT,
BALTIMORE RESTAURANT
.... Corner of. ...
CARSOX AXD TELEGRAPH STS.,
Xtit to the Tenrou Clock,
Baa fitte wp and added to bis Hei-
taaraat rooms satiable for faai
lie, and lias prepared to board
mis patron a-at low prices.
IVK ME CALL.
de7 JAS. HUNT.
DOORS, WINDOWS AND BLINDS
CHEAPER
Than Ever Offered la Cars a City.
ivrsaleuj
FOSTER, FRCEHAX oV CO.
auM-tf Camii City.
xx Tlieater
XAXAGER
JOHN' FIPEB
ONLY TWO NltJIIXS
California's Favorite Star I !
rilHK DIRECTOR HAS THE KCNOli
JL to announce that at a great t ipeu1 h ha
Fecnrcd the valuetl gervieea of that Brilliant
Actress and niosiBeaulif-.il Artiatc,
mSS HAY ffOWABfl !
WHO WILL Al l'llU
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS
Urrember 8 and 9, 1613,
In preat noveltfea over bt-fnre Riven inllf ity
She a ill be thoroughly well supported by tbe
Best Actors of the Times !
Wiltic Ciillir.s' Creat Kay
THE NEW MAGDALEN !
Mrry W-rIclt...
Julian irrey
Murace Ilohn r )f:. ...
Surgeon Welz 11
t'aptaii. Surville
(race itobtbeTTy
Lady J a net Hoy
- M?SS IrUY KCWARS
fliC. C. l.iiWkTUK
Mr. E. HiLcilcy
Mr. 1. Bilaac.i
Mr. Allen
liF. Kent
Ikirs. C Eiicnda
errrouTHO n
EVERY MEMBER f COMPANY
J- SKflRE SEATS K.IHL1 ! "a
Tl'ESDAY A Bill r t Kare Attit. l.or. dS-M
FASHEONABLE AND STYLISH
MILL IXEBY
A RARE CHANCE TIH THE CARSSN IACIES!
MRS. r. JACKSON or vikc.ixia citt.
well known as a '. ahicual!e anil Stylif"i
Milliner, ka uiieneU a branch of her ectabliah
meut in the
POST-OFFICE STORE,
At Adolph Jaeoba pise, and will display her
waree there tuitil and during tUas
COMING HOLIDAYS !
I.Jifs will do well to oill and cianiiaf foc&k
and prirea. ric 1"
BALL SUPPERS READY!
TEH)SONS ATTENDING TBE
ADELPKI CLUB PARTIES,
MEUZBACU V. BVR-NS' ACADEMY.
And other FetiTiti.a AT KIGHT, arc it-'ormJ
that they ifcji alwajs cLtaiu a
HOT SUPPER OF OYSTERS. MEATS,
Etc.. tt the
Delmonlco Restaurant.
EOV1S 1.FSTEIX,
It.'.-lji lT..P".trr.
BATHS! BATHS:
AT
Jacoto Mullcr's
& Hair Dressing
SM; Si Bathing Saloon ,
Carson street, next door to the County Bnildiagi ,
CAKSON CITY. NEVADA.
Private entrance for Ixdim through th alley
in the rear of Willis' Drug Sure.
Thanking the Ladies and Gentlemen of Carscn
and icinity for their liberal patronage herett
fore beaiowfrd npon me, I now respectfully in
vite a eontinnance of the same, as no pains or
expense will be spared to make this the neatest
and most comfortable establishment in the State
of Nevada. Give me a call.
al.tf JACOB iiriXEH.
JOHN C. FOX,
trnoij;SALK AXD RETAIL. DliAL-
f in
Blank.
Miscellaneous,
Krhaol
and Musi e
BOOKS,
SHEET MUSIC, KACAZiKIS a KlrVJPAFERS
WALL PAPER, Etc.
STATIO N Xi3 rL"ST,
Pictures.
JHoaldiair and Slasa.
Musical Instrument,
Fancy. Goods,
Toys, Notions.
Flsbinar Taehlf,
ISportinir Apparatca
POCKET AXD TABLE CUTLER V,
Watches
Clocks,
JEWELH.Y.
SILVER & PLATED WARE.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Cleaned
and Repaired on abort notice.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
LAMPS AND FinWUMN CREAT VARIETY-
Pianos for Sent.
K7 Eastern Papers and atanudnrs recerreil
daily. Agent for all the leading Daily and
Weekly Papen of th. Pacific Coast.'
V Agent for Hteinway a Co.'s, ana Eaines'
Brothers HAOB, H r tho Bute of Nevada.-:
JOHN G. POX.
E-tft Carson City, Kevada.
Cari