Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-04

IHEBE Is good deal OF human nature
about u Chinaman, jus. as there also ia
good deal of Chiuaman mixed up in
the average grade of human nature.
Also Cbinawomen. Overcoming with
resolution a Discrimination to unusual
pedestrian exercises, We visited China
town yesterday. Somehow we have al
ways had an underlined fancy for looking
upon Chinatown as a reserve source of
items-a field which when all else
failed or was worked ont, was sure to
| bring Srist to the reportorial mill. Yes
terday's tramp dispelled that iIlusion.
We came back from there with n certain
| smack of Anti Coolieism among our
| transient prsjudices. The fact is. China
! town sme,.s bad. There Is 60 Disgusting
| he fact. Not to be at all nice about ex.
| pressing n noXiOnS truth. ii stinks. A
degraded sort of tobacco smoke mingled
with old fish fumes and the constant
| emphasis of odor which exbales from The
AsIalic domicile makes n stencil that
| attacks ones postrils with that pen--
traiing. lasting puug-ncy, which is ex-
perienced by InbalinS ibe fumes of cor.
| rosire acids and hustler things not men
tionable in polite Journalism. But
Chinatown reflects The phenomena OF
the less exclusive phases o: human |
nature. 10 very decided fashion. John |
lolis about and nurses bis bot weather |
Iaziness with quite rs much uonchalance |
and abandon MS the whitest man that |
tad h,l 4
Coolie Club. So also the uucbaste
sdes who cnngregate IN the bad smell
ing little dens down there. These
syrens sit by the doors of their I'M
seductive dens and resign themselves TO
al almost viriuous r-pose. Not any
man In the v hole settlement I'VE never
Intercepted the womenl, knew any
thing Of the cause Of the fre-cracker
iu>i!ade of Monday aud "Wednesday
nights. Or. If any of the men whom VT
accos.ed did know the canse of that
series of explosions they were not in
mind to impart satisfactory Information
concerning tie same. They all said
they didn't know; and their manner Of
response conveyed the unweIcome i'm
preston that they didn't care. We
might possibly have gathered fuller in
formation by invading Doctor All KEGS
or some 0thsr business house; but,
really, we couldn't stand the efiuvium. ,
1t was quite too penetrating. So til.
mystery remains. We guess it was ip
the nature of a sporadic eruption--a sort
of whimsical fit on the part Of some
playful Chinaman seeking relief from /.
prolonged monstony of dullness-- fol i,
shonld be said that Chinatown seems to
be as dull rs the moro pretentious and
important quarters of the capital. {
A SINNER Of spterprisisg temper has
,rscted himself . boot. black stand or !,
he King stree. turn Of Frisbie's old cor
Ter. 1t is Of 4 variegsttd character as
o its sbeathiDg. which is of alternate
trips Of white pine and red wood and Z
effects honor ON the profession.
For THE FUNEEAL.-M Many of our older >,
esidents went up to Virginia City yes
erday as delegates from the various =
riders and societies whose member
lnit-d in doing The last honors to the 4
ate Doctor McMsans. o
The funeral Of Doctor McNsans was
cry largely attended. We learn from .
member Of the Society Of Pioneers who ;,
'as present and took part in it, that it !,
'ss much the largest cortege ever seen "
! Virginia City. u
to
CHILD HUHT BIZ GUN.-Doctor White
as last evening summoned by telegraph
, 20 10 Yank's to attend u boy Of Judge N
isiDg's suffering from agunshot wound. M
y particulars. The Doctor started, -
ost- haste. I"
An amateur wrestling match and noise
rough for circus among the lockers
, made M think fight was going on ca
's,erdsy morning in front of Billy Far fr,
Ia. -
TIE air was unusually warm night
fore last. and yesterday morning one =,
iassd the ususl cnolinR breezss and =.