Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-23

Buel, in this county.
JOHN MEYERS, cOlored man who assisted
in tarring and feathering Jones, the Rene
ostrich, has gone insane He imagines Jones
intends to kill him.
THE Uncle Sam claim, Tombstone district
Arizona, is now showing 81 500 ore, The
neighhcring Catahni claim, in Orc Blanco
district, assays S587 per ton.
MESsRs Cox AND GOBLIN have recently
made a rich discovery near the Mexican mine,
Globe district, Arizona. Some of their
second class ore goes $40 to the ton,
The Truckee Republican says that the pro-
posed narrow gauge railroad from that place
to Tahoe City, Lake Tahoe, will positively be
built next summer 1t will be a paying in
stitution.
THE commissioners appointed to select a
new reservation for tho Ute Indians have
chosen location on the headwaters of the
Navajo and Blanche rivers, isolated from
white settlements
Miss ANNA DICKINSON has given up che
dramatic field forever During the coming
season she intends once more appearing on
the platform. Her dramatic ambition cost
her, sll told, some $50. 900.
THE Crown Princess of Germany has been
staying at Hamburg and delighting the peo-
pie by the simplicity of her existence. She
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morning arrayed i'll plain costume of buff
linen.
Miss KATE Cross has been driving a hack
TO and from the camp ground at Woodland
during the State meeting, and took in over
500 She quit work every evening at
o'clock, leaving the best part Of the day to
others.
The gold medal awarded at the Paris Ex-
position for dresses was for lavender silk
embroidered upon satin, with silk of the same
shade Mira. Mackay, of bonanza fame,
bought the finest set of diamonds exhibited
at a cost of $175, 900.
BASEBALL has been dangerous game since
the Introduction of "dead," or hard balls,
aud the practice of extremely swift pitching.
A few days ago James Barry, the catcher of
a club in Boonville, N. Y, was hit in she
stomach and instantly killed.
The Eureka Leader makes the following
mention Of one of Carsons former residents
Mrs. Wescoatt, our talented local artist, has
upon her easel a spirited figure sketch of |
Mexican scene. 1t promises to be one Of the |
best of the lady's many excellent paintings
From Malad, Idaho, information is received |
that the 10 or 80 prisoners sentenced to be
imprisoned and fined for cutting timber for
tho Utah and Northern Railroad, have been
pardoned by the Secretary of the Navy and
their fines RENTED. Tho railroad company
will pay the Government for the timber.
The hosting works of the Ontario mine at
Park City, Utah, we're bnrned on the 18th,
destroying 800 tons of coal and large amount
of supplies The machinery is not materially
damaged, The loss is set at SOC, 900. The
mine is principally owned by Cslifornians,
and is quoted in the New York Exchange.
THE Pitts5nrg Sunday Leader distributes I
ito issue, in the absence of Sunday trains, by
, very inseDius railroad velocipede, 1t was t
only Intended to carry one man and about t
$50 pounds of papers, bat few Sundays ago q
three men started ON it with 16O pounds and o
made rs miles at an average of 10 miles An f
hour 5''+ a
THIS three Fox sisters, who originated the G.
'appifg phase of spiritualisul 90 years ago, :
ire all alive. Margaret, the youngest, who
'laimsd to be the wife of DR.. Kane, is giving
exhibitions in London. Kate is living in
france, having married titled Frenchman. 4
Iesh is Mrs. Uunderhil and resident of y
Now York city. CT
BURLINGTON Ha,0keye: man may sheer =
/ woman all he will because she can't
harpsn lead pencil, but she has the smile -,
IL him when he stands holding an unoccupied
uspender button in his hand, and WONDERING,
Ihether it will hurt less to pull the needle
ut Of his thumb the same way it went in, or
l,sh it on through. {