Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-02
SAN FRANCISCO CORRESPOND
ENCE OF The .APPEAL.''
SAN Francisco, Sept. 90, 1875.

SAN Francisco, Sept. %, 1879.
Government circles at Washington
having had another economic spnsm
| have sent orders TO Collector Shannon
to cut down the salaries of some en-
ployes who receive twenty-five hundred
and twenty dollars and under. The
total saving 10 the Government will be
six hundred dollars per year in money.
VIVA: the loss in efficiency will be has
nc. yet been ascertained. Secretary
Bris.ow wants TO be President. and
thinks that them asses, the people,
will rush into his support from all par
ties provided he pretends to excessive
soundness on economic howls. he Is
not particular as to what party he re-
ceiyes his nomination from so that he
gets enough votes. Kentucky and the
Resolutions of '9S would suit him quite
as well, 0. better, than the Union and
Republican Platform Of 'aG.
The Kew Appraisers Store near the
Custom House now shows considerably
above ground. and the superstructure
evidences good workmanship and excel
lent material.
The papers here have grown SO mildly
and plaeidly didaciic since the election
that a stranger would imagine the Nil
leniurn Fear ut hand. The Bl..etul and
Cal teach about finances, the fine arts
and general nothingness. while the
Chronicle. in the absence of Pixley, its
chief blackguard. travels off to settle
foreign questions in the mos: diplomatic
and polite way. The Alta is smoothing
down our Greaser governor. Pacheco,
with n view of taking him into the Re
publican party, and advocates the al
po;ntment Of Z. T. Beale as the sue
cessor TO Delano. 1t seems to think
that Beale will be appointed to verify
prediction OF that paper, and for that he
was the original Jacobs Of sheep raiser
at For: TETON. Beale no longer wears
the garb of the gentle shepherd. but
cuts the pigeon-wing in Washington So
ciety in the nattiest OF pumps and claw
hammers, while to the amazement Of his
old accuaintances, he is no longer an
nounced simply as Ned. or E. F., but
g-andly. as {. FITZGERALD BEALE.
The idiot who runs the editorial outside !
of that paper also says that ex-senator
Coles claims must not be overlooked, |
but fails to say a word abou: Emperor
Norton in the same connection.
Mss Pollard, who was announced by
special invitation ito deliver her cele-
brated lecture" last night. at Dashaway
Hall, failed to appear. Mss P. is ma
ture young lady of forty odd summers,
and the sorrow-stricken widow Of three
late lamenteds. She has had more no.
toriety in Baltimore and Washington
than you have room to recount, and only
failed on one occasion of being a muir
deress because OF quick movement of
her intended victim.
There is in q certain circle here ter
rible anxiety caused by the disappear
ance on yesterday week of beautiful.
brigh. girl from the home of her pro-
tectors. She left her home on pretence
of visiting some relatives, and it was not
until the lapse of four or five days that
her absence was discovered. The case
Was a: once placed in the hands of de-
tec;ives, who will no doubt make a very |
knowing report when some volunteer |
imparts to them unexpected information
Of the lost lady. OBSERVER.