Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-19

III. Emperor and F,urr..s = Brazil
wl3i .rI.- 50 NV York il April
Wendell Pkilijs ,rc@ s.,i --' Ipairt
with Isrk. b-,.,a Tor III. IL i;ud..
IN hsrtrrby th~ warm a-athsr has
brought ogt nIisr. blackberry &Hi p.ach
ave. whl.h az. srr"di. ".'.n ~
srassl ePeEs.
Tho Cincinnati I1n.a, - ,eys:-
"F,t,v thols,nt novel. ~ - wn mia
c-...h.'t- i.,.kh .rI- +4,-u L II the
Neur.i,.sis III --ry, a. t.re:1,.,.:i. "u;;ng
10" Asst wear
b. Tolerant u} .olf.r'ig' IL "'hers,
bu. be yourself 6tsl...sstis I.iu: nay
be said to have ben 30 cEi,f moral Of
Lo1d DeI,'rs aly.c. to IL" Edinburgh
students
Negroes VII hn- bee. Saves in the
southern part Z tha ~ Az. stop. are
going IN crowd. of hundred - the West,
msinly to the States lying w.a. { tho
Mississippi. E!trr, 1fo.l Ark us.. down
TO Texas
The coat Of govern. n Great Eri!sir is
about >Il3. UU'. "tl. the { ost Of evening
tho United St.;e. I 80, 900. UJu-thes
sums including ell th- expenses If fede--
a. state. county AMI municipal govern.
ment
Mr.. rlscI 20 hewaii, de"niy tie nun
Der Il Jews VIII in Irssu: more cs-
p,ci.liv. a. f-rrptrd w >. il ambition.
OF dislike n' socii pre,s"g., ar the
h.a,stv f Gentle nllij-ns 20 WI. :Lsir
c,!u5lllniy an gid ~, b. uas- II
TIE potu!.tloD.
.>..lkin- i!lu.tra;.rlt of tn, jnt.r-
81 the "Dmm'rrIal ana
industrial INTERESTS ol different parts
Of the world ~ furnished ny me tact
that the war III MalacCa. a region
which one would imagine TO hc uttorly
Disconnected with the price Of iniis.
pensabl" articles in American house
holds, mas 81 diminished the pr0duc-
ton IF Java tin that the pric. OF all the
ware must advance considerably.
An instance Of the Alsatian attach
meut tor France is afforded i'll the fact
that Edward ReUss, one of the most
learned meu Of the time, aud 4 CREST
Biblical scholar. who has always writ
ten in German. is writing his trInsls-
tinn ui the Bible. the crown!ng work
Of hi~ lif", III French. s portion of
I be work Was written in German,
previous to $50. and this portion h.
has carefully rewritten IL French.
E.rvc. the sculptor. had E.eat cha !
.Iin hCcau>e lie failed 10 ct tho !
:. Grand rriN lie Rome" when pupil /
in the school If fine arts, and had 10 !
lake mp with the suryaI prlZe-a /!
Thing. Now, when the al |
want =" erect 1mOnumcnt |
to him, his widow remembers: she |
refuses the honor, a'l s,Igg"s,s instead !
hat they take tho money and render |
Irrli>3worthy. di-ui:i"i 8nd worthy !
tho stroui pre- II Home. |
=. Conrad OF Constance dicd in 416, !
and Wa~ buried in the Cathedral of |
Constance. According 10 the chronI-
lies. As early as the Twelfth Century. |
he spot where the ANT repDsod be-
.ame noted for III" miracles wrought |
here in bshalf Of the halt and blind.
The isyout OF Constance had deter
mined TO celebrate hec0minglv this /
wear the nine hundre.h anniversary of
he good saints death, and set to work
q exhume his remains, but 10 their
5nrror and aInazement they found the
stone sarcophagUs empty.
The Countess Eu, the brazilian
Crown Princess, has, as a German
relates, leased for ton
years the house OF German cOl0nist
II the colony OF retropoii<. in what is
allied the French Nallay. This honse
The has had elegantly furnished and
and passes much Of her
line there, taking An active interest in
he welfare of the German culonists.
She gives instruction TO the children
II handiwork, and the most promising
If The girls are permitted to join the
,irls' choir of the new colonists'
.hurch, whiih she has formed and
aersslt teaches aud directs