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

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was contemplated, he asked that he might b,
furnished with arms and allowed to fight fol
his life. The Sheriff gave him nc arms, bu
said that in case mob reached the inner jai
he could have arms for his own protection
and they were ready to be given him in case
necessity had required it. The Jail was well
watched until morning, but no demonstration
was made.
A DILEMMA-Last evening, about dusk,
a man and a woman, the latter holding an
infant of tender age in her arms, were stand
ing near the corner of Fifth and Carson streets
engaged in a very animated conversation,
pitched in a very high tone. What the sub
ject of the palaver was, could not be distinct
ly arrived at by an outside party, but sud-
denly the woman dropped the young one on
the pavement and walked up street. The
man cried out to her to pick up the child, but
his mandates We're not needed, the woman
turned deaf ear to his commands, for such
they were, and walked on At length the
man took up the child, and muttering some
fearful oaths, walked off in different direc-
ton from that taken by the woman. Is this
what is termed connubial bliss! Wonder if
there wasn't silk dress at the bottom of this
family jar
Elm MIsvERsTAENDNIss. - Shortly before
the passenger train left last evening two Ger
mans became embroiled in wordy war at the
depot; one charging the other with having
made some disrespectful remarks, rejecting
upon the manner in which Teutonic wed |
ding was gotten up in the sity Luegner and |
several other tender and complimentary ex- |
oressions were interchanged, when the accus-
ng party pulled the others proboscis quite
Vigorously, as if he meant it, and meandered |
If. The insulted individual nursed his nose
! little after the operation had been performed,
md vowed terrible vengeance. Guess he'll
N opportunity of perusing this item, for the
ggrieved party did not look very bloodthirsty.
New FIxINGs. into E. B. Rails
esterday, we saw some of the incest, most
legant, charming oil chandeliers ever seen
L our city; all new, just came up. Also some
the latest styles of glassware for house and
ar use. So many new and nice things
rived in Rails store yesterday, that it would
Ike us all night to write about them But ,
e advise our readers to go there and ask for
gorge Tyrrell or John Merle, and they will
low you goods to make your eyes bulge out =
Id mouth water.
WINsToN's ExCHANGE-REoPEN1N This
opular resort, closed for some weeks under 4
ress of weather, will very soon be reopened
here is no man in the State better calculated
crafty the bibulous than Mr.. Edw. J.
overs, long time barkeeper there. His
amer is always pleasant, and he is an &C.
mplished mixer. He will be atsthe head of
e concern at the reopening. Fred Rath-
ne will also be connected with the establish
ent. Some repairs will first be made.
STOCKS. tendency of the market yes
day, was little bruinish. A very ma
lal depreciation in values, along the entire
lie, was most painfully noticeable. The sus-
nsiens of J. c, Duncan and w. T. Duncan, OF
San Francisco, on Monday, are very likely
the bottom of this decline. The mines are
king we'll, and revival in quotations may
looked for in day or two. e II
Geo. W. Hawkins, who was so severely
ured by falling from locomotive about
zee months since, was on the streets yester-. ca
:, looking little bleached and attenuated,
on fair way to the entire recovery of
former well being q
The lrrepressible John Doe was making -
lself little too numerous for the good of
peace and quietude of this moral commu- y
7, last evening, therefore Deputy Sheriff
an entered charge of drunk against him.
HE ROLL OF HONOR of the Public School
rowded out of this issue of the MORNING tn
'EAL by press of other matter and con-
On of short-handedness at the composing