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CAIWON CITY:
TaralBy. Oewmber 3U.
Prrsidea! Orlan on the P.::l "',:
frraph.
New Yorfe. December 27. A letter is
pablislieJ this morning from Vn siei.-nt
Ortoii, of tu Western Uniou lelegraph
Company, te the l'ostmuster-Gtnentl.
In reviewing the iwommenelutioiis con
tained in the titter's annual report, in
favor f the Postal Telegraph, ho claims
that private managpnient is rench better
tlrta public. He charg.-s that many of
the statement in tho Postmaster-General's
report concerning the telegraph
uie.nopolv are unjust and uirlotiudtJ;
al.se thiit'iiortion regarding the arbitrary
rates and unnecessarily high charges,
and the lack of facilities, lid puts a
much larger valuation on telegraph prop
erty in tha United States thin the Post-ma.-ter
gave, lie says that losses are
sustained by the Government operating
lines in Gel ma ii, France. Spam, Aus
tria, Hungary, Portugal, lielgium, -eih-erluids
and Sweden; that la Great
Kritain there is ou'.y im apparent ptout
aunaally of -'.GtKt.iHKt; nud tliatni-tually
the revenue from the telegraph every
v.-ar f:i!l cousi U raliiy hhort i f exj.-otist!'.
i'hfii he asserts that tht automatic sys
: m is r.aliy b!iwt-r than tho Mjisc
Tstcii, is wore expensive, i:n 1 takts
xe times tho number ot ortetatois to
work it.
It is tho strangest tiling imaginable
hat Congress is not in a state of enthu
siasm over the general proposition to
rstabli.ib a system ct uovi-rr.nie m ieie-
graphs-cither by the 1-nruUase of the j
Western Vr.ion Company's lines or j
. therv.i'c. The r.nxittv iiisrlr.ied 1-y I
... I
Ortan and his associate tj retaia !
sessitm t the great i.ionoiidjr of waich j
he is the- head, indicates something ebe j
.,r ,i;.;,d. i. ,!,d solicitude i
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f't the Vhh S"- iUi (1!v i!s , was cllt. r.s was also the
":-::sed tipou the history of telegraph op-, 'i he fie ej'ie tie y of sudden and
rations m the centiacut . f Europe are j vieleiii deaths in onr'iuiJVt seems to
. . , , , . . , , ..,:.. i,,, I iiave prcducid an apathy on the? part
entitled to but attle con-. kr.Uoa her. , ( f t, (,,m!uu!li,v V,B,odiug tho m
This is a letter-writing, luwspaper-read- i , f , ..ikin" of a human l.eina's
messngt'-sending jieople. AH that
need be a-ui- t make the telegraph
I u.-iness ten fold as great as it now is, is
to j.la?c it a well within reath of t';e
masses as the mail service c f the conn
try. And as to its piuvin a poiy
peritioa, at 11. .e, no niaiter if it doc
tot pay, no natter if it rur. ; it hind j he foaud the coaimde referred to pre
utUe at fii-a; it will sustain itself in the Taring his breakfast at the stove just be-
,. I .-ah-the de..d boi.v. and stejiping over it
. n 1 .pute as eertair.lv as tho postal sei- , , Q , cr,,ncd it aa deliberati ly as though
-.ice. The great x nbiic reason V;i!y j i;,,tli:r.g tu usu il had h ippenod. Tue
... . u .-; 1 c 1: f.. 1
-u t'ai- most prominent malt-.:
'eahtg is the popular mii of it ;
: e-T td.ir ie . h-for it. 'Irre ;.:e ii;e:is
:.! Is an I tens '-i ihoiisauds of v.-eil-to-da
! ,.! . i'l the Mer St;.ies v. hj i:ev;r
taint f sc:.dii:gai)y ljut tho vi-'st t,t
; . ; ly i, gr -ph. Tl::y d-.r-y
ti. the psivii.ge :is ;: y 1:y
:hiiiielves other expensive luiaiie.-.
Cut down the rates so that they wiil cor
respond with these maintained ly the
poal d.partmctt and these prudent
people wilt come to be among the regular
customer ;f tha telegrafa. The pii
vate, individual reason why Congress
should favor a scheme which promises
to popularise the telegraph, is that by so
doing it would strike the hardest pos-iblc
blow at its persistent defamcr, the As
sociated Press. The monopoly of the
news currents, the power to poison the
puttie lniiid thtse are the weapons
wherewith a malevolent, ambitious,
cruel Tress so effectually smites the
ivmtation of public nica and dauius
public measures. Ail this can be neu
tralized by the absorpticu e f the tele
graph system into the government. It
.viilbe amazing, indeed, if Congress, i.t
its present session does not take definite
tti ps iu the direction snggi sled. All the
real arguments are on the; side of the
C.tal Te-iegrcih, i s also are all the
ns.n- v.tiv the r resent vongr
should make the istablishin
.,f ft..
dilv re.- !
same its most urgent and speedily pe
fected measure.
As iNPic-JTixo the way th.y have of
treating jurors in capital eases iu Lander
eonnty we cpuote the following from the
U'-ralk cf the 2Cth inst.:
The "locked np" jury in fhe Sampson
ease . njoved Christmas clmost as mu-a
s'if its members had Wen free to' glide
1t heir own sweet w ill." After he ad
journment of the court on Wedncsemy
i veuing they ate a hearty supper and ad
i .arne l to the court-r.wuj, where Mr.
Murphv read passages from the scripture
and Mr. Stubbs deUvered an aduress on
tte use of adversity At 12 o clock
;iu-y adjourned to the Catholic Church
and listened to the midnight mass, at the
conclusion of which they retired to their
virtuous couches and went to sleep, three
in a bed. Yesterday they were fed on
roast turkcT and mince pies and treated
t,a sleigh ride; and in the evening were
entertained by singing by Alex. Mc-;1"-fcrtv.
who rendered a number ot select
gnatches from various operas.
MYSTERIorS SirHDER.
A Man Shot Through a Door.
On Monday morning last it was discov
ered that a man named James Morgan,
an old resident of this place, had been
raimleml in his room, iu what is known
as the Adobe How, on Fifth street, in the
rear of Schlumb's bakery. It apeirs
from the testimony adduced at the Cor
oner's inquest that Morgan in company
with a man named John Myntt left the
saloon of iiischoft' & Frolieh between 1 1
and 12 o'clock oil Sianday night, both
somewhat inebriated. From a conversa
tion that took place between the men on
the Jiorcli after they had left tho saloon
it appeared that Myatt wanted some mo
ney from Moig-in, which he refused, and
seemed anxious to get away. They at
length departed, and a few minutes after
a shot was heard in the direction of the
A4l1.be How. A woman occupying a room
adjoining that in which Morgan was kill
ed says she heard voices fin altercations
at his door about midnight. The door
was finally opened and one person went
inside, directly after w hich a shot w as
tired from ontside, and she heard a sound
like that of a heavy man falie-n to the
!l.r f..H,.Tv.d tiir slinrt thick bieathinc
like that of some peisan p irtiilly sr.tl'o
, , - , - - 1 1 n i
culeu, wmen soon ee:.eeu, aou an oeeiiue
quiet. A conirad v. ho occupies the apart
ments with Morgan came iu shortly after
and endeavored to indnce him to nns.
and go to bed supposing him to i.-e
drouk, as was net nnfreontntly the ease
but failing in his i-fl'..-rts tooka blank, t
from the bed, threw it over him. and
the morcinghe found JI r.ga'.i lying upon
tue Uoor in tne suiue posiiion iij ua.i 11. 1
him the night K-fore. A look disclosed
tho fac-t he hadbeiu dead several i. '-srs.
and an examination showed a nui! t hole
-- - - -
. wh?n .nted to get np. The
tact that no Mood had flowed from the
wound was perhaps the principal iva-xm
why his initirirs were not ivisi'ccieii.
TUe bull v.lnch eli.l sr.eh Wule secn-
tions evidvut1y discharged f.-oia a
weapon the nnizz'e cf which was close
tu uoor, u su.w.: p.uu aua....
:,r..l it must have K-eU :is:lit!v mar. a
s I
lite, ainonutmg almost t Hil.uii-r.iity.
The -.e..!iu t-.st.i unconcern v.ita wliieu
these i!eut acts are regarded as stril;
ingly fuipliiied by the action of one
of the occ..p;:kt-oi the. rioai in which
the murder was committed. From lu
ihrlSHtritV Kliis who r paired to the
scene c the tragi ily immcuiatelv upon
hr-f.'iw of th oi. v.ii lice, we learn that
v. riiiei :i ie eifi'co n-ia t.i.
i if -: t th.;t d. ee.i-e.l cum
to
Lis death
wenud iu
ui:kn..'J u.
sr..-: ieiou.
tri-ta thr 1 ffec-ts of a gnn-hot
tta-t. d by j .a: ties t the j:i:y
Mv.ttt has brn ;:rrt-t( d tu
:-Si.i will lo examined as to the eaa
i . .i..v.- ,. -. .-.' :-t . Ik-: -.
1": j.t Vi.tv.v.". Ahe-nt f"ur w e'-s c.'jo
: t'd--'.' el lain Il .ied reltltl'l lJ 7'.-.::s
; . it ,.a I'i..eh-j i..-r Viriti e t'ity.
intttelin top) ! the w:.y if Cherry
Creek. On the way be cone-lneled to gi
direct t. Haniilten. and so mado ier the
re.:id Kaeling to that place. Alter reach-in-?
the road he Lid down iu an almost
exhausted condition. H-.tj Lj was
piekeel tip, .-fter ne arly freezing to death,
by the II emiUon and P.oche t.t; and
take'n to a house near hy, where he re
mained until last Monday week, w hen he
was brought ty Travis & Co.'s stapj to
Piex he. He occupies a house on Lacour
street, where his wife attends him. A
physician has the ease in chares, and it
is his op"inhii that the man's ieet may be
saved, thungh it is feared one or two of
his toes cannot be restored. i't'oe.'e? i.'fc-
Killin -. at Mor.F.v. Freim Doc. Itan
Lin, v. ho has just returned from lieltnout,
we- learn e.f a killing which toe.k place at
jr .r. y en Saturday last. A man named
Ou!-tcu was killed by n shovel in the
li:.: -is of a clan named John Hubbard.
A nies-.-x.'e was M once sent to IJelmont
..! the Shevilf. there be-iny strong talk of
ivnehing the knh r. J!-foie cir inform
ni:t !eft,V)eputy Sheriff Tom AVarburton
had started f.er the sene of the homicide
b arrest Hubbard. These are all the par
ticulars of which we are at present in
possession, but we bhall probably know
ivli.-.n i!i. ik imtT retains to Bel-
!..... with bis i.risoner. i. 11. HeaUie
ie. 2.
Chinaman Shot. On Tuesday n
Chinaman earns or was bronght to Dr.
Deal's office with a woundeel arm. It
seems that the Chinaman had been shot
in the left hand, the ball passing through
the wrist joint and inte. the arm, ranging
up towards the ilU .w. Dr. Ieal extracted
the ball and dressed the wound, and while
tne ininries are severe it is not doubted
that the wound will heal before a great
while. With characteristicreticence, the
Chinaman declined to tell how he met
with the mishap. Pioc.e Record,
JMc. 23.
Ckeles E. DkLosg. cx-Unitcd States
Minister to Japan, passed through this
city Tuiirsdav en route from fean i ran
cisco to his former home in Nevada.
Sacramento Record, Dtc. 27.
Possibly this is premature, find pos
sibly. Mr. DeLong may have passed
through Sacramento on Thursday on his
way tS his former home m White Pine
eonntv. If he came into this part of the
Stateho kept anweingly riwet.
IATF.ST 1ELEUB4MS.
The survivors of the Virginius have
thauked President Grant for interfering
ill their behalf.
The steamer Urcklow of Xewcasile,
England, has been lost with all on board
but one man. Twenty-two lives were
lost.
It ii said by the Washington ;i.( i!ics
that Caleb Cashing, who has accepted
the Spanish Mission, wrote the Attorney
General's opinion iu the Virginius case.
Washington, December 2!. It is as
certained from official sources that i n
the arrival of the Virginius at New York
she will be seized by the Collector of the
Port and libelled by the District Attor
ney, in accordance with instructions. If,
on judicial investigation, it be shown
that the vessel had a register obtained by
fraudulent means, she will be sold and
the proceeds paid to the United States.
Spain can make claim to the vessel, but
if she should it is positively ceitain our
Government would not entertain such a
claim. The report that the Spanish
Government requires of the United
Strifes the restoration ot tie; irii'.ius
and payment of icdetniiity, is in t be
lieved in official ijuait'.-rs.
S.vn Francisco, l..ci ruber An af
fray occurred this noraing at the l.m-
tim-iitrd Hotel. Paei.ie stree t, ill w bnei
Ch1rI.3F.bia tts. a vait-.rm tie- li-;. .
was stablx-d and s ver. ly wound d br
Vincent llittz. KM.tt. was t.ii.. it t.) I
the hospital. j
Jiiin.-s McCarthy was arrei.t. d 1 y a p.- '
lie e ' facer on Saaday and turn, d ovt t to j
th.' United States authorities h r having '
iu his p (ssossie'ti several spiel marks, in 1
vi..lationof a law of Cop.jr.s. i
It rained hard here all l i t l.ijht ..'el ,i ;
stid raining. 1
An inquest will be 1:. Id to-night iu the !
case of John Jewett, a I o..tm :i, who was ;
rescu; d troni it,-eivniug on ur.t cy
lii-ht. and tale, n to the hospittd. where
he died. It is believed his dc:.th was
caused l v ..msuuipti..!).
OiZr: r Ftnnell found a t'hic.r.iaan sick
whh the small-tH.s. w ho had Ken tfik.-n
bv some of his eeur.ti;. i.ieii into a va ant
h"t at the Mission, at-1 covered with a
piece of e iuvass and left the r. to i::e.
lie was taken to the pest hee.ise.
Owen Carroll was 1 iamirted before the
Police Court to-day for attempting to
commit a rape last night on an old lady
named Stock, car the eorr.er of I' irst
and Folsom streets. The ,i:it held
him to answer, fixing hail at i '''. iu
default of which he was s, nt to prise!!.
It is r.porte.l jh.it Laura 1. Fair h is
reali.-ed near 7o. ('!') from 'j hir ;;.el:.
Greenbacks, yu'It'.;'.'!.
The Yo:-teus cf rut.' Klictki
A small coHipauY e.f gentle me n ;i
in telegraphy i;ssenib!ed last j.'e
Uroadway to test the c-i-al-tlitj
new system i-.-c; nt!y int.-cdv.e. i
Anf.t.":ati..Te-iegrai!iCiti!ii.iiiy.
ae e f 1'.:'2 w.'rd.s v.as trii:.-'::
V.h:iijt..n in twe've s- e. i:ds.
STAt.K
At
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Ueeived from the t.xl.'.c- l,:.:e
: t
,f l 1.1 words a mii.ttte. I i.-; a: !:f s
tr.r.'V. c-ired flora Oid l'r-.-b.w h- J .id
n-.t a w --.i to s..y :d-oat th-' 'Vi t
ioj. MidfruuotiiT teti:pt.riry re?sieii:!s
er V::shitt-;t:.n wl.o w--ie i!.t. i..st. i v. .!-i,.-f
; e.f the estvrimeiit-- in fa- t f-i-e in
the Capital. The rapidity with whi.h
messages can be transmitted by ths new
sTs-tem can W limite d on!y by the physi
cal 'viewer of the e'pe rut e -r. A1, he n tho
improTtmenls which Mr. E liscn is n.m
making in his Newark laboratory are
completed it will Ivan e-very-elay exper
ience to seed and .e ccive fre.lu l.lOI to
1,8(10 words a minute, the iues--a!;e eer.i
ina iu printed slip - re ady for tne printer,
and as legible as tli yuue of the most
carefully priiited book. When the Pres
ident's message, was sent from ashing
ton it required fifty-nine minutes to
transmit it over light wires of the West
ern Union line. 15y the Automatic Tele
graph it was sent over the wire in twen-fv-oneauda
halt miunteii. -V. 1". Sun,
18.
NEW TO-DAY.
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC
The report havinj; been j.H t'.y largely circa
latetl in this cinnmnoity that the firm of '- of ter,
Freeman k Co.. of this . ity, were ccDcerccd in
.u (so-elleel) Comer on Har," we palllish
thi? card to in'orm those that T.avc bcem led to
believe th? report that the re is cot a worJ ol
in tt Tim firm of Tofte r. l re-man k Co.
have not andntv.rhad aaythuis. either directly
or indirectly, to do with tli? nay we nsu uouki.i
or the baying of it. M. C. GARD-NEII,
B. B. COItEi',
V.'. T. DAVIS,
Careen.Dsc.SO, 1873. de3U-10J
I. 0. 0. F. EKCAMPNIENT.
VOTICE IS MfBNIl
eiveu that then: will bo
r-..:.,;..,. rarai-.n Kurajiirnient
.. . t. TUI tV!-''l-i
December 3li, lTa, at 7 o'cloe-li, at their hall for
the parpoee of iiferrinff de-yrces. Sojoiirniiit;
b re-th reu are invited to atttel.
deSo-lt CUAMLES HARRIS, C. P.
THE FINEST ASSORTMENT CF
Wines and Liquors
AT
San Francisco Prices 1
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CLOSE OUT STOCK!
FOR SALE BY
FGS7ER, FREEMAN & CO.,
aoSO CJkESON C1TT. U
KOIEL ARRIVALS.
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CARSON STRKKT
GARSCH CITY. KEVAfA,
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FLOUIi AND FEED,
WiTtES, LiQUOaS, FORTES & ALE.
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IJAfiDWAnS, CUTLERY ,
-jy ,Ti r 3i i. iiig Tools
STOVES,
Tin and Crcckcry Ware,
Powder and Fuse,
WALL PAPER,
Doors and Windows,
W.K03W ClASf . v;hpow eukcs,
Paints, Gils and Varnish,
Fitint ;r.il aruisri Bin-lies.
California Lime, Cement,
Ida r l'a.i,, riateiei,' II i;.-.
Glue and Shellac,
E.TC, ETC.
rlwiit at !l ti!i.t re.-eive: fr. i:l 1'atr. lie.
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Boots snd Shoes.
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mnty Bnnrtiiisr. Carson Ci'j-.
JACOB TOURIXER
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Corner Carson and Dlusser St..
CARSON CITY NEVADA
County Treasurer's Notice.
($3,S00 00.1
TkTOTICEISBEREBV GIVEN THAT
i there is now in the Kedempti n Fuml of
tjimshy counlv, the sum of Six Thousand iive
Huuelred Dollars, and that sealed iirojiosals will
be received by the Count? AuditM for the sur
render of Boneln, Warrants and Clainm payable
out of Faid Kedemption Fund, under the pie.vi
siocB cf an Act of the Legislature cf the Htate
of Nevada, approved March 12, to the
amonDt of money in the Rsdemplion Fund at
the time of opening the proposals. The pro
posals will be received uij to 10 o'clock a m.,
SnMOSDAY. Januarys, 1874, and most be ac
companied by and enclos the Bond. Warrants
and i '1 aims otf.-red te he surrendered,
Printed blanks for filling out biiia can be ob
tained from the County Auditor
The accepted bid. will be paid m legal ttnder
, H. 8. MA&OM,
Count y Treasurer,
Ormsby ceiunty, e-vaeia.
Canon City, EtetB-Hx a), 1673. tc31-td
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HEADQUARTERS !
NEXT DC03 TO CARSGH THEATER
TOYS OF A THOUSAND KLNES
Silver Napkin Hinjn forI.."0 each.
MtCHAN.'LAL ICY3 IH CftfAT VARIETY,
nr.-.se-d IJII fVe.m Fir y Crnt Ten
Oolliirs: Xukeirt lolt from Uni
Hit to Ten Dollars;
Toy Dinner and Tea Sets;
Handsome Cbtna Figures t
Xcw m iSooRs!
Bell Enemies, L'oj s' (CD.
'Feel Chrktisuel A llrrl BarnilH,
I'm inn JilarSjIe- Ornaments, .?
Violins, tinitars, Aworeleooi
FLITIXAS. li.tMIS, PtZZLES
Jewelry in Great Variety.
ClARiES, EIGUS AKD 6'FT CCGXS.
BEAUTIFUL NEW STYLE ALBUWS
FortfoUos, HAVANA SKGAKS in
Moliduy Boxes s
JTetreehsnm i'ljie-s, e 5X He.Ide rs and Ladle
Cigarritao, for sale CHEAFEK than any other
store in Carson.
R. FRED. BROOKS,
THIATER BLOCK,
Xext door to the Carson Theater.
t"Ca!l and see the luughable Steam Dancing
iggerToy. de20-;w
FURNISHED RGCMS TO LET
AT THE
3J"cvrca.v House.
ffHE SmSCMlBEK HAS Jl'ST ft
I cuis-htd and fumibhed th above Hia
namea house for a
LGDCINC HOUSE
And is j rt pared to ECcoixn:cuate fanJlifs ar.tl
single gtntlt-mcD xthh trtt-iate btds, ktpt in
the beet possible oricr.
Ft tee s Crcstty Reduced !
By The NEVAI A EOl'SE ia cn KORTH
PLAZA bTRi-ET, Uieeoaarcrsttcf thcCotbcU
Hone'. A. C. 1 XKfcliOlSE,
DOli5-lm Propriety