Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-05


miles an hour. He informs us that the loco
motive used 149), has remained idle at Wads-
worth ever since Gazette
Eighty-two hours is three days and ten
hours. The distance is about $500 miles.
This is an average of So miles an hour, or
! thereabOut
ALL ABOUT HERo.-The Helena, (Mon-
tana), Independent, speaking of one John
Featherstone who was recently killed by being
thrown from a coach in the Black Hills coun-
try says:
Few mountain men have encountered
more dangers or lead a more checkered life
than John Featherstone A brave, fearless
man. in the days which required courage,
shrinking no responsibility when it was dan
gerous to assume any in the name of law and
order; when the shrieks of dying, murdered
men arose from many a lonely mountain side;
when Henry Plummer and his band of rough
riders had the Territory under their heel, and
the Phantom of Death rode behind men on
every mountain trail, John FeatherstOne
stood ever ready with that little band that
wrenched order and quiet ont of the early
DAYS of Bannach and Alder Gulch. Peace to
his ashes
Says the champion Truth Teller of the
Reveile
A four-year old hero related to us the
details of desperate encounter which party
of boys and girls had with a lizard on the
hillside this morning. 1t is so thrill ling, that,
in order to keep the printers i'll copy till the
teleTaphic news comes IN, we give 1t to our
readers: | seed the lizard first and all the
q Is was afraid | frowed great big stick
at him and he wun up on wOck and did mt
hit him and went up and poked him with the
stick and he got alive again and wun away,
and We all wund after him and he wun i'll
hole and | fell down and skinned my nose
and one of the girls she lost her shoe and her
mother spanked her when she got home and
were all goin up this afternoon to kill that
lizard
A Bucharest dispatch says: 1t is understood
that small detached column, under selected
officers and having widely outlying detectives,
will form part of the Russian scheme of oper-
ations after crossing the Danube. Some
Bashi- Bazouks crossed the Danube between
kalavack and Jalorintza They captured
fourteen ROumanian militiamen and cut off
the calves of their legs.
We suppose these butchers think if they
destroy the enemies calves they will prevent
the growth of full sized Bull -garians.
Mr. Samuel j. Tiden's late running part
ner, smooth Thomas Hendricks of Indiana, is
about to relieve his o er accustomed ear of the
tapping Of the dull tide of the Wabash and
betake himself to the further side of the At
Ia bo no Obi
ject of reception by his Democratic friends
in New York before leaving
There are two persons for whom We have |
very little respect. One is the correspon-
dent of the Herald at Salt Lake, and the |
other is the blackguard who agreed for a
mere paltry sum to pretend to try and kill !
him. The advertisement is very gauzy.
It must always be remembered that it takes
,wo asses to fulfill the spelling of assassin.
Tom Thumb with all the other little ones,
including horses, etc, passed through on
heir way to Carson yesterday morning
They will be back this way pretty soon.-
Reno Journal.
Behold how great lie a little dwarf kind
eth Tom THUMB was at the Ormsby House
IL day Sunday SO that there may be no
nisapprehension, we will state that it is the
MORNING APPEALS and not the Reno Jour
als statement that is true.
New York, June "A Worlds Washing
on special correspondent says, because of
to retail business interests,
ONE of the leading business men intend APP
ealing to the Secretary of the Treasury to
escind the recent order substituting silver for
ne and two dollar legal tender notes. ;
New York, June 3-The semi centennial /
f the conservation of Pope Plus TX, as Arch
ishop of Spoleta, celebrated to-day at
t. Patrcks Cathedral. Solemn high mass
as celebrated Dispatches from various
uarters report the Catholics generally cele-
rated the Pope's golden jubilee with appro-
rate and impressive ceremonies.
New York, June 4.-The Worlds Wash 7
gton special says that General Ord does not !
link the Mexican raids have been exaggera-
d. either in number or importance The
exas border is over 1900 miles long, and
any raids are never heard of thrOuCtb +ba | VI