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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-25

BACK FROM THE WARs.-Captain Summers
company of the First Cavalry, which passed
through here last June en- route to Northern
Idaho, arrived today on its return to San
Francisco The men have been in the saddle
almost constantly since they left here, four
months ago, and served under Colonel Green
in the Camas Prairie country They never
encountered the hostiles, who had escaped
into Montana before the arrival of Green's
command at Mount Idaho. The men are
bronzed from exposure, and their horses are
considerably reduced in flesh from marching.
Hlrpr State
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-25

The late Senator Bogy, of Missouri, formed
the resolution when he was nineteen years
old, to become United States Senator, and
to. work for that end until he was sixty years
old. He was just sixty years old when he
received his election to the Senate, and he
died at the age of sixty-fve
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-25

Sir Rutherford Alcock, president of the
Royal Geographical Society of England, has
sent warm congratulatory telegram to Henry
NJ Stanley on the successful result of his ex-
plorations in Africa. 1t is also proposed to
present him with medal commemorating
his exploits
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-25
SOME FLOUNDERING.

The better policy of frankness and an out
spoken voice is evident from reading of the
following. There must either be a straight
forward dissent from the Presidents policy o.
as full an acquiescence therein, otherwise EN-
barrassment, uncandor and hopeless founder
ing We reproduce from the dispatches the
following: The newspaper publications of the
doings of the private caucuses of state dele
cations are denounced as infamous betrayals
of confidence. 1t happens, however, that
many Republicans attend these meetings who
do not believe in the ostrich policy, and who
refuse to allow any clique of men, for their
own purposes, to use party gag and whip to
keep from the public the very acts of their
representatives, and so the public is pretty
well informed of the sentiment here. The
fact is patent that many Republicans in con
gress disagree with the President some
features of his policy. The most astonishing
feature is that experienced cabinet members
should think the public deceived as to the
real sentiments of the party or that final ad-
justment of the differences can be avoided by
postponement. The plans already proposed
for adjusting the differences are as cewardy
as impolitic. The few Republican leaders de
clare unity paramount; others say that the
Democratic politicians will soon compel the
house to meet the issues pending squarely,
and directly approve or disapprove of the ad
ministration, and that every Republican mem
Der must be left to vote according to his own
conviction, regardless of the result.
Here is an account of some forther at
tempts to mix oil and water The Republican
senators and representatives friendly to the
administration are earnestly endeavoring to
draw from the President an authoritative in
depreciation of his order concerning office
holders participation in politics which shall
officially state that it was not intended to for
bid office holders actively supporting party
nominations, but only to prevent their die
tating whom the party should nominate.
These friends of the President have advised
at least two members of the cabinet that if he
does not take some such action the Republi-
cans will certainly lose all the states in which
elections are to be held next month, after
which they intimate he need expect no con-
slderation with his party. There is good
deal of anxiety expressed regarding the prob
able introduction of resolutions in the house
indorsing the Presidents policy, and several
of the house party leaders say that although
they do not intend to antagonize the Pres-
dent they are not quite ready to either in
dorse or disapprove of his course, and will
therefore do all they can to prevent the intro
duction of any such resolution. None can
day at the earliest.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-25

Martini, the Hungarian rife inventor,
founded his idea upon an American invention.
Henry, who made a combination for the
English, was the Edinburgh gunmaker. The
Turks use the Martini Henry rife.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-25

PAINFUL ACCIDENT Salt Lake Tri-
bune gives the following account Of shock
ing accident which occurred at the Ogden
railway station: Mrs. L. Cutler, who resides
in Springville, Utah county, was walking
along the platform close to the edge thereof,
when the switch engine approached, her back
being turned to it. The engineer gave the
alarm, and as she looked around she lost her
balance and fell over upon the COW catcher,
from which rolled off upon the track, when
the engine passed over both her legs, com
pletely severing one at the ankle joint ana
and badly crushing the other between the
ankle and the knee. The lady was taken to
the Keeney House, where she was afforded
the necessary surgical aid. She displayed
great fortitude in enduring the pain, and
talked nationally of the amputations. 1t
is thought she will survive the accident
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-25

The mother of the sculptor Millmore was
SO seriously injured at the falling of the plat
form in Boston on the day of the dedication
of the monument which he designed, that she
will be manned for life. .-r-.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-25

A party of prospectors recently went out
from the Black Hills to the Big Horn country
under the guidance of man whose name can
not be ascertained, but who was known as
Charley. He claimed to have diggings in
Rotten Grass that would yield thirty cents
to the pan. Arriving at that place he con-
fessed to the falsity of his statement, where
upon the irate miners hanged him toa tree.
1t is presumed that he was in the employ of
the post trader at Fort Reno, and took the
party out for the benefit of that individual
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-25

The harvesters near Rome prefer vinegar
and water to the wine they get. In row
they can throw their scythes with as much
precision as Democrat can throw brick.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-25

Max Strakoschs friends knew nothing Of
his marriage more than two months ago, un-
til it came out accidentally, few days since,
through telegram to his mother-in-law, an
nouncing his wife's arrival in California The
bride is daughter of William H. Nelson, a
retired merchant of New York
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-25

The Bartholdi fountain, which was at the
Centennial, and which Senator Morrill,, of
Vermont, induced Congress to purchase as a
rare work of bronze art, proves, upon it's ar
rival at Washington, to be only rusty iron,
painted in imitation of bronze!
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-25

Henry W. Mann, cashier of the stock yards
of Kansas City, shot his little daughter, be-
tween two and three years of age, through the
heart on Saturday, and then shot himself
through the head. Both died instantly.
Mann's wife died about six months ago, since
when his mind has been affected at times, and
this is assigned as the cause of the act.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-25

Miss Una Hawthorne never entirely recov-
cred from the Roman fever from which she
suffered in 1858. She wrote well, but never
or rarely for publication. But with the as
sistance of Robert Browning, she edited her
fathers posthumous romance, "Septimius
FELTON," She appeared to be the happiest in
a retired and religious life, and connected her
self with sisterhood of the Anglican Church.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-25

Nothing makes man so in love with purity
as purity Many man has been lifted out of
debasing sins against which he has vainly
struggling by coming to know and love pure,
sweet woman. 1t is the sight of embodied
goodness that makes us want to be good.
Many mother by quiet usefulness of her life
fills her children with a desire to be like her,
that makes them in their turn unselfsh.
There are obscure men and women who
hardly in their lives utter word of conscious
teaching, who, by their example, do more to
make people around them gentle and Christ
like, than any preacher can do. It is not
those who talk aboutgoodness, but those who
are good, that are the light of the world.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-25

The Berlin police have followed the ex-
ample given by the Hamburg authorities in
forbidding Adele Spitzerder, former actress,
who committed gigantic frauds on poor,
ignorant people in Bavaria, from a public
temperance on the stage. An enterprising
manager had engaged her at considerable
salary to represent Maria Stewart and other
tragical parts on the boards of his theater.
Placards had already been posted announcing
her performance, and an overlooking house
was expected, when the government, in the
interest of public morality, prohibited the
public acting of this noted criminal, only
lately discharged from penitentiary on the
expiration of long term of Imprisonment
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-25

The Wyoming women who vote cannot now
conceal their age. Mans privileges are not
to be gained without price. She who would
make permanent stop at twenty, must stay
away from the polls. The law allows no
woman to vote under twenty-one. The
Wyoming men are merciless They inspect
the ladies ages marked on the register and
thereafter keep a strict tally. There is no
chance for Wyoming woman, who feels that
she must vote to grow young. SO ever arise
unforeseen obstacles to new privileges.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-25

The London correspondent to the Liverpool
Post states that the homeopathists have dis
covered certain remedy for seasickness. 1t
is apomorphia, and very small dose of it if
taken once an hour in water will remove the
qualms. They are so certain of its success
that they are going to procure gratuitous cir
culation of it among vessels that carry passen-
gers. 1t is also useful for beasts whose suf-
ferings are often extreme.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-25

SCENTED SOMETHING CODA couple Of
Austinians recently made horseback trip to
Tuscarora and one of the incidents of the
journey is related as follows: One day they
were travelling over long, barren stretch,
and as mile after mile was traversed and no
habtation appeared in view, the travellers
were seized with the pangs of hunger 1t was
getting along towards evening and as they
rode YEARLY ahead. almost hopeless of OBJ
training the desired and necessary refresh
ment and picturing to themselves the horrors
of starvation, they smelled a smell. 'By the
great horn spoon - exclaimed one of the
horsemen, there's house near by and they re
making coffee. Yes replied the other,
land Judging by the smell it's way up coffee
too" The scent of boiling coffee is always
welcome to the nostrils of hungry man, and
the riders urged their horses forward i'll the
direction from which it proceeded. The
smell kept growing stronger as they advanced
and soon began to grow disagreeable, and
when in few moments they came upon a
skunk sitting in the road, all their visions of
astronomical bliss vanished; they forgot
their hunger, and the aspirations of two
whole lifetimes were crowded into one insig-
nifcant object-to get out of range of that
skunk.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-25
ENGLISH PHEAsASTs ON GOA ISLAND.

ENGLISH PHEAsANTs ON GOA Island
From the S. f. Post of Oct. %, We learn the
following particulars of an effort to introduce
these game birds into California: A short
time ago three pairs of English pheasants
were sent by the New Zealand Acclimatza-
ton Society to the Land Department of the
Central Pacific Railroad Company, in return
for the trout and salmon eggs sent by the
Fish Commissioners of this State. Goat
Island was selected as the most suitable place
for the propagation of the pheasants, and
they were accordingly sent to Captain
Laffarty, who turned them loose on the island
and has just issued the following order:
Gin obedience to the instruction of the
Division Commander, and in view of the fact
that three pairs of English pheasants have
been placed on this island for the purpose of
propagation, and eventually for general dis
tribution throughout the State, the use of fire
arms is strictly prohibited and any person or
persons found on this island with firearms,
the possession of such arms will be taken as
prima facie evidence of intent to violate this
order, and will subject the person SO offending
to prompt arrest and prosecution The assis-
lance of all persons residing ON the island and
not in the military service is requested to aid
in enforcing this order, if only SO far as to
notify the commanding officer Of the presence
of the unauthorized persons"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-25

WELL DONE Don! "A special by the Chi
cage Times tells the following good one: The
English mission having for a long time gone
begging, and Secretary Evarts having dropped
Don Cameron a note requesting his advice as
to who should have it, the senator was to
delicate to suggest his father, but called a
meeting of the leading Republicans of Penn
sylvania at his house, and they unanimously
settled on Simon Cameron as the man for the
place. The Cabinet has the matter under
Amusement, and it is difficult to see how
Simon's appointment can now be avoided.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-26
THE DAILY NTELLIGE\(ER.
Monday, March 90, 1877.

The Little Room Upstairs.
From the green fields fair beyond
TO my waiting heart. by day.
Comes 10 message sweet and loud
From the loved one gone away;
Still IN dreams / see her face,
Aud the happy smile it wears,
Bat there's none 10 fiji her place
Ia that little room upstairs.
Through the night hours drear and
long
Were the watcLsul angels nigh
Did she hear their welcome song
Stealing down the darkened sky :
When the golden gates swung wide,
Gould they hear or heed my prayer:
remember iha, she died
Ia the little room upstairs
Will she come no more TO stray
Ia the paths oar feet shall press:
o the bright hopes laid away
With each dainty. half worn dress
Fashioned now in fairer lands
Are the robes my darling wears
There are empty hearts and hands
In that little room upsta'-a
, 1877-07-02
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lid Elm Yampblef u,rIffent ,ht, in meldem
bic 5abl Der einerercirter Solbaten guropa's
amF circa 5000, 600 Mann angeseben miro.
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meniaitens 100000 Mdnner I'M Nlter BON
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tdntpien ie tapfer. Seim Eeinlgen pcn Sc.
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unb i'm bann in Der Sriibe plDsl,6 su iiber-
fallen. Sie baben mebr Mno belleres Gleb
als piele anbere Stdn,me, nno nur Die drnl=
ilen inter ibnen baber nldt fir leoeS ~elnselne
Samilienmit9lieo Elm beionbere8 Yfero.
yBenn einem gtes Yerce feline 6rou illrtt,
10 BARI ct erit mad etnem Sabr lpleber heira,
then, aber eS 1T nidt perboteli, Dor oer Sooe
ieiner 6rau cine glubere al lebnleu, mo Die
meilten tbun oieS I'M Sale ihnerer Grfrar-
hung ibrer Srau, I'M jeoe @bcloiiateit 81 Der.
nleloen. Y%roltitntion lit inter ibuer beiuabe
unbefannt, nnb mern ite porfommt, miro ije
itren9 beitrait, @leth allen Snoiauern iinb
Die yies GerceS lelbenitaftlidle Spieler, ober
ibr @liidSiplel beitebt bauptlddlih i'm ySet.
ten bel ihren BferoererIeI. Seioenid)oftltd)
rauden ite 2abot nnb atbmen babel oen
9iaut ein.
Aud ie baben lire ihmersliden 4bbdr=
tlrI9Smlttel. Iue Sabre einnlal ltoBen lie
1d WeibenitGbhen III Die Saut beS luters
leibS, nebmen i'll oleiem Qlalpollen .3ultanbe
belize unb talte Sdoer mo falten. Ourd
oie1e barte Sebanolun9 9louben le ben
lhIil1men @eilt Der Miiioi9feit oermaBen al
ldrefen, bab er lbnen nidt in ben yeib fdbrt.
0aS beige Dab herelten lte iib 10 fe graben
Elm 9od) in bic Grbe uuo MAIDEN aus Nelten,
auf tpelhe iie Groe leGen, eiu Dad barber !;
oas 9ot miro nit Waier gefiiut uno oas
JSaiier miro mlttellt belber Stelle erbitt.
Ourd cine feline Sefinun9 I'M Dad trieht
Der Sabeube hrs belize &aiier Die Sefinung
im Dad miro bann iiber Inn ab9elhloien,
er ibmort, pultet, linst unb briilt, bis CT &C.
mug bat, frieht baum beraus uno itiirSt iih
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