Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-23
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

that nttle billy CnanQler S letter caused the
withdrawing of his name. Also it is said that
Packard can have the Mission to Central
America or be Collector of Internal Revenue
for louisiana
Rutherford is getting tired of being impor-
tuned to rid himself of Schurz and old Key.
He has got ''the studs" and swears Gin a mild
Ohio, Methodist sort), that he will whack off
certain other heads first and make his Cabinet
more homogeneous. This means that he will
squelch all straight republicanism in his polit-
ical family and have himself surrounded by a
tirmer ring of Dollies, Independents, and po-
litical off oxen in general, He is right or,
rather McCrary (who used to be first-rate
Republican,, ought to be ashamed of himself
to stay any longer in such company. Wonder
if old Mr.. Mariner Thompson is in danger of
his head! We shall not be surprised to see
Hayes appoint a rebel brigadier to the War
Department. Such procedure would be
eminently consistent with his policy.
Here, as follows, is what a superserviceable,
post -prandial Turnkey of the Associated Press
has to say by way of sustaining the wear-and-
tear of becuddlement of His Imperial Worm
| illness:
Boston, January 2O-The report of the
! Bristow dinner here, as sent West, acciden-
tally omitted to state that when the company
was called to order the chairman proposed a
sentiment in honor of the President of the
| United States Instantly every man was on
his feet, and while the band played the 'Star
Spangled banner" three hearty cheers were
given for President Hayes.
Your true Bostonian toady never forgets
that there's some ''cold vittles' in the bean
dish
Our good bretheren of the Episcopal contin-
gent in New York have been holding It meet
ing that they call The Niobrara League, an
Indian Missionary society, They, good souls,
think that there is something inside of red
skin that is worth saving, They have been
practcing on the Brule Sioux, notably at the
Spotted Tail and Cheyenne agencies. Posi-
bly,, possibly, but we doubt, We doubt
At the funeral of the Fenian, Mccarthy, at
Dublin as many as 50 900 people were in the |
procession. The. largest funeral since O'Con |
nell was buried.
The Drag-net Committee of the House of
Representatives, find their work anticipated |
by the Willis Committee; and so the deluded |
southern brother, accompanied by his faithful
northern sympathser finds time to make fire.
quent adjournrncltts to the Ebbett House bar
close by, and wet his iuyosti4atiye whistle
with hot whiskey skin.
The German Consul at Washington got
drunk, at a dinner party, and made some pre-
poSterous speeches about the superiority Of
his own government and the wretched inferi-
GRITTY of the one which is partly presided over
by Carl Schurz and partly by his friend R. B.
Hayes, Of Ohio. And now there is talk of
recalling Mr.. Consul. Bah! Let him talk
John Pope, Major General of that name,
he of the head and hind quarters in the sad
de has been making some sensible remarks
10 the House Committee on Military. He
thinks, does John, that there is need of lar
ger army than one Of %, 900 men. Also he
loes not think well of the new, cheese press
squeeze by which it is proposed to consolidate ,
he army into pocket piece. We have no l
hesitation in expressing our concurrence with
lis hind -Quartership, :
The movement against the small postmas- |
ers seems likely to eliminate in bill fixing T
heir salaries rs i'll proportion to the number
# stamps cancelled Gnstead of sod), in their t
everal Offices. Then each honest Nasty viii .
pend his time addressing envelopes to mag s
nary correspondents, licking the mucilaginous
idc Of postage stamps and bouncing down c
pon the same with blackened cork inserted 5
n the handle of a deserted ice-picll a
A house for the manufacture of counterfeit
rade dollars has been sliced in New York and =
man and woman arrested. =
The Senate judiciary Committee have o.
greed to report unanimously in favor of the =
ppointment of Poole to the MarshaIship of
he Northern District of California Is this II
ur old friend the filthy Poole-of politics? 1t t.
ant be, Booth wouldn't have anything to o
o with such man as that h
Judge Buckner of the Banking Committee Sc
links the silver bill will get two-thirds vote
the Senate ef
Washington City has Il penny soup-house- hi
dependent of the Presidential Restaurant, ST
e mean 1t is soup-erfluous to add that it is h,
rgely patronzed. Corcoran, the.rich banker, he
ent there and was filed How good of him