Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-12

MORNING APPEAL.
sATURDAY............... OCTOBER IL. 1875
The total number of freshmen at Yale this
year is 210.
A war between Turkey and Greece seems
to be inevitable
New picture frames are of smooth polished
wood. without any carving or tracing.
Returns from Iowa indicate that the State
has gone Republican by small majority.
Nine Republicans and seven Democrats
have been elected to Congress from Ohio.
Mr. Worth, the modiste, was once prin-
ter. He is still the man who makes up the
forms.
Mrs. Willard Fillmore heads the Buffalo
list of subscribers to the yellow fever fund
with 800.
An animal, part elk, with two living bodies
and seven legs, is on exhibition at the FAN
Grounds at Reno.
The Sultan has sent to Queen Victoria a
richly bound album containing his own por-
trait and those of the Imperial family.
The money order business of the Post Office
Department for the past year amounted to
$S3, 900, 900, all increase of $4,000, 900 since
1876
A six-Iegged bull calf on exhibition at Stock
ton, Cal, is described in the handbills as a
"curiosity that theologists are entirely unable
to account for.
Mrs. COLON and daughter are expected to
arrive in San Francisco on Monday The time
of the funeral of General d. D. Cotton has not
been determined upon.
TIE number of standard silver dollars
coined to date is about 81 zoo, 900, and it is
not believed that there are more than 81 ,OOO,-
900 in silver in actual circulation
Hand painted buttons are a novelty. La
dies who have the talent and inclination, buy
the plain fiat buttons and paint them TO suit
the costume for which they are intended.
yellow fever reports continue to be very
disoouraging from all points, and earnest ap
peals for help are made by the heroes who are
risking their lives in the infected districts.
From the New Orleans press we learn that
the immediate cause of the yellow fever in
that city originated from 400, 900 tons of offal,
which contractors utilized in filling up the
streets
The Plumas Eureka mine, Plumas county,
California, pail from $50, 900 to $4,000 per
month for the past year. After the 1st of Jan
uary, with 80 stamps, it will pay $50 900
monthly.
A disastrous prairie fire is raging in Swift
county, Mimi 1t is over thirty miles square
and has destroyed many farms and buildings
Much suffering this Winter is anticipated in
consequence.
ZONE half of the world doesn't know how |
woman. ooh, we'll" said her neighbor,
don't worry about it 'tisn't your fault if |
they don't know.
On the 7th the Green Mountain mine,
Plumas county, California, took fire among
the debris. The gas generated suffocated
four miners. The bodies were recovered.
The mine was uninjured.
The Emperor of Japan having again become
childless through the death of his two years
old son, Takano Miya, has adopted heir
presumptive, his nephew, the young Prince
Sawa-no- mya. The adopted Prince is fine
intelligent boy about IL years of age.
Among the prominent and active citizens of
San Francisco who have gone to their long
home during the past year are Mark Hop
kins, Treasurer of the Central Pacific Rail
road, VIM s. OBrien, Isaac Friedlander,
Michael Reese, Alexander Austin, Governor
Haight and General Cotton.
Bodie Standard: There are now nineteen
steam hosting works in Bodie, and several
more are OH the road. There will be about
twenty five mines worked all winter by steam,