Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-11-22
MORNING Ape AL



last. The result was that when, upon the
evening of tina: day, the golden sun was about
hiding his blushing face in the far west,
Thomas ibations had so greatly increased the
vividness of his normally vivid imagination
that he considered himself monarch of every
thing, and in fact he assumed very auto
cratic demeanor even toward those who would
every now and then buy drink of cheap
whisky for him. The sun had disappeared,
and the silvery moon was casting her refugent
rays upon this virtuous city, the greater num-
Der of the inhabitants of which had at that
hour been rewarded for their constancy in
counting the soothing caresses of Morpheus,
when Kelly, more than over stimulated by
his oft repeated pleadings at the bar during
the day, family conceived the idea of wend
ing his way along the path leading i'll the
direction of his domicile. The hour was two
sketch tapped at the door of his homo. There
was no reply. He repeated his tapping and
each succeeding tap of more vigorous
character than the preceding one. But the
door was not opened to the belated cornwall
ist His ire became aroused, and in mo-
ment of ungovernable passion he kicked that
door in. He then entered his wife's bedroom,
where she was asleep, and at o'clock in the
norning pulled her out of bed and beat her
al only brute in human form could do. At
that early hour the poor woman was forced
to leave her residence in her night dress to
seek protection in neighboring house One
OF her children then went in quest of po
liceman, who was soon found in the person of
officer Ingraham He followed the child to
the scene of his fathers misconduct, and took
him to jail. Judge Witherell attended to his
case yesterday by sentencing him to ten days
imprisonment and fine of $50 Pity it was
not more.
SroCKs.-There was a slight rally in the
market yesterday, but the recuperation was
of microscopic nature 1t did not have the
effect of making Sierra Nevada holders glee-
fully throw up their hats and order whole |
baskets of champaign at time, nor did the
appreciation in value of that demoralizing
stock make them feel good enough to suggest |
to their children to incorporate blessing for
Johnny Skae in their nightly devotions. The
rally in the market insignificant that it |
is scarcely worth mentioning. But supposing |
that Sierra Nevada, Union, etc.. should again
reach the figures of ten days ago, at once, we
seriously doubt whether twenty per cent. of
the holders of a week ago would be benefited
dollar by such an advance, as fully eighty
of no hoIdorS Of tbnaa stOcka
margin buyers who were sacrificed at the first
approach of the panic.
HUNTERS TO ARRIvH-George H. Davis,
Jr., and L. L. Elrod are expected to return
from their hunting trip to-day. They have
been out nearly two weeks, but we are unable
to state what success they met with. We
merely write this item to prepare their many
friends to whom they have promised hampers
of mixed game for their coming As this
item is read at the breakfast tables this morn
ing of the mighty hunters fortunate friends
that is fortunate if they not hampered in
getting the game-we can, in our minds eye,
see many delicate little mouth water.
AN INDIAN SoHooLBoY A fact scarcely
known at all is, that Washoe Indian boy,
about IA years of age, Is pupil in one of the
public schools of this city. 1t is stated that
he is very diligent student, and is now in
the third reader, and can write very legible
hand This boys mother is a full blood
Washoe Indian, but appears to take as much
interest in her sons personal appearance and
education as the proudest white mother in
the land
From THE GREAT EAsr-Hon. o. H. Gray
and Paul MITCHELL banker and Wells, Fargo
h Co.'S agent at Cherry Creek, arrived in
the city on yesterday mornings train. These
gentlemen are summoned before the United
States District Court as witnesses in that
ever lasting Cherry Greek mail robbery case.
ARRIvALs.- The following passengers came
in from the south last evening: Chas. bod ,
ey, Miss Jennie Stewart, Miss Mary Hill,
]. c. Barnes, Geo. Daley, Andrew Grey,
DE-. Blackwood, Geo. G. Gorham, Jr., }. W.
spurgeon, H. w. Kerr, AL Gleason, }. click
ION, Ed. Read, two Cinnamon.
RECOVERED J. D. Hammond, who
nas been quite seriously III was on the street
yesterday, His appearance bears evidence OF
aus having undergone considerable suffering.
1T seems that the American turkey is in the
,&me boat with the European Turkey. Neither "