Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-09-27

yesterday morning Ill tHe upper PdII VI tllt
city, which at the time promised to be of &
very serious nature. Mr.. G. Mohring, the
proprietor of the Carson Bakery on Telegraph
street between Carson and Ormsby streets
previous to supplying his fiery steed, (Which
draws the red wagon conveying the staff of life
to the hungry of the Capital,) with his noon
day prandial quota of GROUND barley; removed
the bride and consequently relieved his jaws
from the oppression of the guiding bit At
this juncture a cotierie of merry school boys
passed by, and by their unseemly and I'M
guarded hilarity caused the steed to start
from his moorlngs and rush frantically down
the street. Mr.. Mohring was at the side of
the wagon, and remembered that it would be
impossible to guide the horse with the lines,
with great presence of mind grasped the
wheels. Unfortunately the speed of the
animal Che is said to be remarkably gentle on
ordinary occasions) was so great as to hurl
Mr.. III. vjo.ent'y to the ground, brusing two
deep incisio.lS III the cerebellum and badly
bruising the left foot He however bravely
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was unable to act as brake upon the vehicle.
The horse ran about three blocks and was
stopped by Mr.. Overland Pat, and Mr.. NJ
extricated from his perilous position. AS he
chung to the wheel, it undoubtedly in its rev.
olutions, passed over him several times. Mr..
N. was taken to his residence and medical
assistance speedily procured, the wounds care
fully dressed and when we left him, he was
rapidly improving He expects to be at his
post delivering an extra quality of bread in a
day or two.
AN EXTRA SLEEPER train yesterday
morning brought up two sleepers instead of
one. We interviewed Burns, the efficient and
urbane porter, who informed us that the ad
ditional sleeper was put on, on account of the |
big crowd coming up. We have thought,
ever since the change was made to tri-week- |
y, that it was an i'll advised move We pre-
sumo the Rail Road Company understands
is business better than we do, but it seems
20 US that the travel warrants daily sleeper.
It is great inconvenience to lay over at
Reno to wait for the overland; the chances of
getting accommodations thereon are doubtful
md it is frequently disadvantage to business
men to wait over day to secure sleeper
rom Carson. We trust the company will
Don find it to their interest to come back to
daily lightning.
HAY.-A load of hay used to be special
of newspaper providence in early
ays Fulseme of Jacks Valley has just
rought in two loads, about twenty bales
yesterday and forty the day before, All fine
ay, timothy, alfalfa and horn grass. We
Intended to write up the big load in our last
,sue, but were too much overpowered. We
rere standing on Reinstein 6 Gibson's cor
er when Fulstone made sharp turn and the
Dad tilted little, as we rushed up to it, to
xamine the quality, and it looked as it curved
oward u.s. like two hundred thousand tons.
t all events the hay is in and delivered, and
usiness looks lively in the grass department.
FoUND AT LAsr-Charlie Ross is found at :
st, Philadelphia papers copy. We never
It up in the detective business, but we take
:eat credit for our find. While hunting up
lie bullion shipment at Wells, Fargo &; Co. s
e noticed Way Bill No So, Tin an an i'm
ortant matter of this kind it is we'll to be
iact in figures,) wherein valuable letter is
Unsigned to Charlie Ross, Gold Hill, from
odie. All doubts are now set at rest If
narlie does not report to his distracted
rents after this, the Town Marshal of Gold :
III ship him to Philadelphia at his own ex-
nse.
ALMOST AN ACCIDENT morning
st as the train was approaching Carson
rect green wagon drawn by wild looking
1ite horse Spoken of by the bystanders as
was driven within a few feet of
e approaching engine, but by the herculean {
ort of the driver, was drawn up upon his
lunches like unto the picture of Pegasus
the back of the dictionary. Notwithstand-
: the classic position into which he was
med, and the heroic manner in which it 4
S done, good item was spoiled. "a
RETURNED. The Rev. H L. Foot Rector
St. Peters church we are pleased to learn
returned to his home and duty. He has
en- absent only about week and took in
n Francisco, San Jose and we believe a