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The Osceola times., 1878-03-02
FACTS AND pASclEs.
Charities sssry.

I vas sitting In the twilight,
With my Charlie on my knee
. little two-year old, forever
Teaang, - ralk tory. please to mel
"Scw.nI ssid, .' talk me q .tery,''
well,n renectiv lively. I'm 'mence,
Man ma, did see q kitty,
Great, big Kitty on the fence"
Mamma smIles. Five little fingers
Cover up her laughing lips $685.
els 90 laughinRf" - Yes" tell him,
But Kiss the fnger-uPs,
And say. " Nov tell another"
Well" all smiles, "now viii 'mence.
Mamma did sec doRgie,
Great, big doggie on the fence"
Rather kimilar, your stories,
Aren't they, dear 70 A sober look
swept acress the pretty forehead,
~. Then he sudden courage TOOK,
Bat know q nice, new tory.
'Piendld, msmnaai Hoar me 'rnene<
Mamma, eilunt.
Great -big-.elfant, on the fencc!''
The Osceola times., 1878-03-02

"YH," said the old reprobate: l
always recognize water when ses Il; it
looks just like gin!' M
Almost anybody can send boy on an
errani, but only the wealthy have leisure
TO spare for him to get back.
SAINTE BEUvE says: In every man
there is a poet who dies young" The
editors waste basket indicates that tho
man doesn't know tho poet who Is dead,
and keeps on with his nonsense. Break
fast Table.
TEE rising youth feels the need Of an
invention that will instantaneously alb
sorbI . lighted cigar, and save him the
trouble and danger ct putting 1t In his
coat pocket when he Unexpectedly meets
either Of his parents. I"
Ir il a common, thing for dissipated
persons to say that they would have
been better II their parents had not been
20 strict with them. Nothing In this
world comes 30 easy TO man as finding
excuses for his cussedness. ftti
A DAY or two since lad some eight
years Of age said to his mother: Mother,
which are we, Catholics or Episcopalsg p
eve amt any of them," said q younger
brother, chipping in, "we're Percifc
Coast Pierneers. III Virginia Enterprise.
sAT dinner the host introduces to tho
favorable notice OF the company q splen.
did trufiled pheasant, amid .murmun Of
admiration. ]" Isu't it 4 beantyY" he
rays, "Dr. 80 aud-so gave 1t TO mo.
killed it himself" saw, what was he
treatipg'it for ~ says one of the guests.
RATHER RouGHsHoD.--Little Snob
(ioudly)--"whose '0rses are these, my
man r" Swell groom (who does mot ap-
prove Of iibertie. )-"Yours, srl" L.s.-
"Mine! wot dyer mean" Groom
"Why, sir, II I'm your man, these mast
be your 'ossesl' Collapse Of little mob.
"WHAr makes that noiseT' asked =
little boy. on the train the other day.
r" The cars" answered the mother.
/" What fbr?' Because they are NOV.
ing.Y "Whst are they moving for r.
"Ihe engine makes them.n What
engine p The engine in front"
whats 1t ia front for p ITO pull the
train" What train!" "This one."
g This carr repeated the -ycunster,
pointing 10 the one ON which they sat.
@Yes"7 What does it pull 1t for 7"
/" ThN engineer makes it." What
engineer 2" "The man on the engine" !"
What engineer "The one in 'front.'"
".What is that in front forf" "I told
you that before" "Teld who what 2"
"Told you" "What for?" "Oh, be
still you are q nuisance" What's q
|.nuisaucs?' "a boy who asks too many
questions" "Wh0se boy 7" "My
Boy" 'What questions The con-
ductor came through just then and took
up the tickets and the train pulled up
to the station befo.e we could gstall the
conversation. The last We heard, q the
lady jerked the youngster off the plat
form, was: "What conductor ?"-I Keo-
kuk Constitution. t4
The Osceola times., 1878-03-02
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

In an appeal sent to the French papers,
signed by French and other consuls at Con.
stantinople, 1t is stated that the distress in
that city can not be exaggerated. More than
eighty thousand persons from different parts
of the Turkish empire had, during the pre-.
yious tendsys, arrived in the capital. The
majority were without shelter, insuficiently
clothed in an exceptionally rigorous winter,
and almost famished. Mosques. churches,
tRsir seooramodstion. The sultan has 70.
rasiensd sssssal paiaess for the puspsss, b1i
1scss e seedlne ths haaGxy aFe eyegyuhsvu
The Osceola times., 1878-03-02
Anecdotes Of Plus TX.

The gossips told of bis having been
Free Mason and OF his having fallen In
love with beautiful English girl the
time he wore the breastplate Of the
Guarde Mobile. History recorded Of
him that he, when elected pope, warned
bis steward, "When I was bishop ! spent
one dollar aIay for my personal expen-
ses when was q cArdinsl / spent one
dollar and fifty cent?, and now that am.
pope you must not 20 beyond two dol
lars" That he received favorably the
petition Of the old market gardener, who.
having lost his horse, walked boldly into
the palace to beg one from the quirinal
stables; that, when 4 majority Of the
balls cast. into the ballst-box by his
counselors, on thequestionofa an amnesty,
were black. he placed his white cap over
them and said, " Now they are all white"
that iu the early days of lis administrs-
tion the rage for the papal cOlsrs-yellow
and whits-wss such that boiled cggs
we're breakfast de regle with R,mans.
How be kept 10 the last his kindly humor
and caustic wit, it is recorded :" Ny
daughter" he said TO . tall American
girl, one blessing IL not enough for you
I'll must give you two." "They say
women are the most beautiful" be said,
as one day be halted with brilliant
train OF dignitaries of the church before
o splendid peacock "a the garden; emo,
no IL IL our sex that Is always the most
brilliant" What !" he said. as he threw
awaya book wherein the pious author
spoke of q sanity character who could
not escape one snare-that of marriage;
"shall It Be said that the church has
six sacrsments and . snareT When .
soldier Of the French garrison asked the
pope 10 say mass for him privately,
with no other auditor present, IN the
pope's own chapel, his holiness consented,
and bade him come on the morrow. ITO
morrow must re some Of the boys oG,"
replied the soldier, "but next day, Pops,
I'm your man" Very we'll" said Che
pope, /" make il next day" Not long
After bis return IN 1850, charming
young English lady vas skstching with =
maid near the Porta PiA. The pope
came out In his carriage, descended and
began to take his usual walk. Tho maid
having sOns to ask his blessing, returned
to say that bis holiness would Gladly give
his hand to Be kissed to her young Eng-
lish mistress. Indeed" said that lady
with toss Of her hereticaI head, !"
think ny hand batter wofsa kln1nG -.
The Osceola times., 1878-03-02
RANDE, the murderous tramp, has
opened boastful and fraternal cores
pondence with the Younger brothers in
the Minnesota penitentiary. What this
world needs is more choking.
THE following sta cement is of the total
net receipts Of cotton at all ports since
September /, 1877:

AT Coventry, VT, there is society of
religionists who believe in miracles One
Of their number was seriously hurt by
a falling tree, and two Of the brethren
came every day to pray with him. After
their prayers they command him to
"arise and walk" which he tries 10 do,
but thus far without success.
The Osceola times., 1878-03-02
Europe and the Mississippi Valley.

LurVPc anu INC MississIppi Vhlieys
The Anglo>American Times, published
in London, says:
The consumption Of corn in Europe Ii
now large, but will be presently enor.
nous when the means of carriage are
supplied, for from the center of the great
valley Of the Mississippi to London,
Bristol, Liverpool and 70 the ports of the
continent, the transport may be BY water.
Maize cannot afford costly transport but
it will pay all concerned when the advan-
tages offered by the river system of the
valleys are turned to the best account.
The London general omnibus company
feed their thousands Of horses almost
entirely on corn-mesl, for tired horse
thus gets his food in a substantial form,
easy to digest, and not requiring, as with
hay, for the horse to be long on his legs
before he can eat a sufficient quantity.
1t Is the best means Of fattening animals.
The question was how TO get it to market
with profitable margin. The opening
of the mouth Of the Mississippi, through
the jetties formed by Eads, solved the
problem, and now are to be seen the dis
iointed efforts of those who seek first 10
take advantage Of the change. In one
place the antiquated means of carriage
placed difficulty in the way in another,
the tonnage is not forthcoming, while
ships lie idle in European ports, that
would be glad Of full cargo at reason.
able rate. But these obstacles will soon
be smoothed away as capitalists become
assured of the fact that agreat and per.
manent supply can be relied upon with
certainty I; in word, that a new trade in
grain has been opened up the whole river
to st. Louis, upon which to ground their
operation; Tor that basis being given,
numerous subsidiary articles will also
find their way. 1t may be added, the
belief along the river is, the great house
of the Barings have taken up the subject,
and that to their operations much of the
activity is due. .fsi
The Osceola times., 1878-03-02

A cHInnGR leeend says that ths flst u
svssy pair - 3 uaits1 II wsdleek -
(sse iefancy I'd 4s9sthos W3sa = las31-
III tAsesa os slIk. -. :, !. =. : < =
The Osceola times., 1878-03-02

congressional criticism is that il a man
. can be recognized in a picture it follows
as a necessary consequence that il is a
! fine picture of him"
The Osceola times., 1878-03-02

Martin Van Buren was told of
the marriage of his son, Smith Van
Buren, he said 81 thought he had
given that girl up. Well, he is ruined.
She is very rich. Now, he'll give up his
profession of the law, where he had great
ability, and become really rich man
the least useful of human things. Poor
Smith %
The Osceola times., 1878-03-02

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-26

uCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON,
4 ~. 81, - and rs 18th 50,
1 unvsrsity place.
nouss is Sn Tax sSsF CITY
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. At 10 O'CLOCK
- hours TO three dsys trial horses warranted
THIS DAY gyR,DAY};; AT 70 O'CLOCK.
ELEGANT BRIGHT BAY HORSE. i5K hands a
years DID, been used ss family horse BY the
ent owner Tor the past year. single aud double svery
trick Of amy Kind; is every way reIisbs. and
ran,es a., sound I'd ,.ipR snd sHd sr true %ooa No.,
ELEdAST sKErr ?, ,E.SIss E..M.ssI q Brpomsss
FINE TIE II saowS fosshnss mossEsi isx h.ua, y..,,
Ssnay bar w. veil broken: sosa Zee .ssiiss divss. aos
use sae warrsated sound hind ana srus ~ ~
SIT poyght VI ,sss nAESEss+i HnssS+ ~ yxsny kxssn9sy
ELEGXNT BAY HAMBLkrON[AS. aorss. isK
hands years old; Is kind and true In all harness
from vice: trot mile la 4O Is nrst class road
or family horse; In every way rssbls. and sold for
ToP SIDE BAR ROAD WAGON. nearly new. By
"iPS Foxy EsrABLIsHxENr-Lighs hay Pony Mare;
children 10 in every perfectly reliable for any uss
and TSp 'GsrS pS ird :sd true
BAY MARE i5k hands. years old; has been used
Ito a milk wagon; Il In every reliable; will stand
wiiirR HoRsE. i5,s hands. years; In every way
reliable ;Gls only arss !sr wan, q t,,@S ass
BEAUTIFUL BLACK FAMILY MARE, i5,s hands,
10 years Oh, unusually handsome. stylish and
count o. owner going abroad:
fsEok T2p MSnsas sasEnS ,S
and years. every way reliable. and warranted sound
s'na and "asi twenty OTHER BoRsts
LARGE AssosTasNr OF EvkRS KIND OF CAR.
| O'CLOCK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-26
CATALOGUE or THIS DAYS TUEsDAD SALE
AT 10 O'CLOCK 1890

CATALOGUE or It THIS ,S 5aEocKr paEs Kru1sDAn SALE
cRoss,xATcnED TEAM cnEsrsur HORSE, AND
ban: S:Hd. hiss es.,sss:y Ss s;sSsa ssi. and S:sss
nsiiissn.; silver noan.sd Double Harness. SsSss.
EHak x ysIas soTs s.cs: Is.
DARK PAY EW9SSSSE. AL saAcK POINTS; SIRED BY
..nsd; premises to b very SPEEDY can sros 10 s;is
sound and KIND In harness. single Harness. By Cole.
TOP SSiDEnAR WAGON. BY BREWSTER Co or
BAY ssoHME aaMsnsrosIAS Fl HORSE. Is HANDS HIGH.
ssoad driver, exc ssessn. Under under saddle. am and
iaf sas Sxs COUPE or Ca.
stylish prosp. driver % great s sndIssnos; W.
STYLISH sAY aEsDSo IS HANDS HIGH
all DAY as Y
PAIR BLACK MARES. IS HANDS HIGH, and Z years
snd double h.rns:. also under saddle; only .oid
LIGHT CART, in G1OD ORDER. built BY }. b.
TOP PaAEfos. ii GOOD ORDER. polo and shafts. BY
BAY TRoTTINc MARE. SIRED BY wnIrPLA,s BAN
III. s haad. H. S o. ysa:. sa y
say NO, s % 60. =: y
afall mil. in s9; warranted kind and true In al
TOP WINDSOR SINGLE SEAT ROAD WAGON. ROOD
DAxH gE% Sr sx5oah sSS G ESP
drive T,ds l. very gentle. and Is warranted soand
BLACK MxRE. IS HANDS HIGH. 0 y..rs old: good
tor want Of use. and is warranted and kind IN
HASDsoTh BAY MARE. Isk HANDS HIGH. !. year,
ing hrs, saddle mare; lsdy's use, and
BAY MARE. isjs HANDS HIGH. . years old: can ,ros
close to minu.ss thoroughly broken to saddle; has
endurance and warranted kind and hArnosa
TOP Ipi ST SIZING
noAs s'lls P.ciSa as xARH BRED By DR. ooLE, lately
yssrs old; has paced n 2:i9. can .hew 80 gait
BsoS @ 11a rs is ai ii Al y..s.
ss2S is 1884, good
driver; has been used to delivery wagon: stands
without tying; warranted KIND and srus In ali harness.
LIGHT Ter SsGiysEy Or RI EXPRESS ,. w1cos :
Kind and true IN all hsrne.,.
driver; NOT airac Of locomotive Or anything; war
Ian.sa kipd az sna 4 .ras ns II 81 9 Ii, s.rnss.
used 10 private carriage good driver suitable
iorfamily business Durposes; warranted kind and
RAY iaS MUnsE, i5Ss HANDS HIuH. years old: good
free driver docs not shy Of puli extra under Saddle
SE hAsDs Ii sG'd ',s
used by children good driver; warranted kind and
ALSO sBour aa s. onER HORSES P.r,eul. in
GAIT BY BREWSTER. 7 CART BIZ WOOD
.wsy,, nns Brewster Road Wagons. fh.sse.s; 2s
5b 81 .Rss KS ss% Nv di III ~
Double and single Harness. Riding Saddles, Brides,
SAFE roMMENcEs Ar TIN O,CIncY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-26
SHIRT WAISTS IN CoLvKED CAMBRfC, MUsLIl
AND LINEN. Toe TO 81 50
NEW SHAPES IN HATS AND cAPa
BROADWAY AND 2oTH ST.
PROPOSALS..
7 IAEPARTMRNT or THR INTERIOR.
~ OFFICE or INDIAN AFFAIRS,

WAsnISorox, April ~. 1873.
Sealed proposals. indorsed Propossls Beef Cattle"
will be received this once until ~ NJ. Of Thursday,
MAya is7s +CQ on pounds good mcrcha 81
Catte the hoof for the Indian the Ssntee
yanktou, spotted Tail. Lower Bruic, Grow Creek. Red
Cloud Chcycnne kver standing Rock indian Agsn-
the nrst delivery each be
than Nay 10 and 70 contnas such times and In such
quantities the respective agencies require until the
whole amount contracted for hall be delivered.
Tue Cattle must be ~ least threeourths steers and
than 0ne-f0urth (no bulls stags).
year. Of aud shall average at each delivery NOT
less than $50 pounds animal that will weigh
than TOD pounds will bo received
Proposals must be made upon the basis Of price for
gross weight For ali delivered eontract mads
yh- advertisements discount Of 10 per will be
made from the price agreed 20 be paid
Each bid must be panied By certified cnock
draft United states depository abie to tho
order OF the Commissioner Indian Affairs which
dram shall nos be Tor less than Ave the
amount OF the proposal aud shall bs forfeited TO tho
United states IN bidder receiving ard ss
fa to promptly enter Into contract furnish SUN.
cent bond there vtth otherwise be returned
bidder " A HAYT Com missioner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-26
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.


AMuSEMENTS-1sT PAGB-5th and 0tn cols
AHSSTR0LoGy-l2vH PAcS-6th col.
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col
losEs 10 81 AND us
and eth so
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sisk ssiisSkksHsAL-G,a xH4s-i1sa f4s.; f.ss-sa COL
PGRSfsHED R RdoSs esS and so APARTMENTS TO LEr-aD
sSfsSS -.
H5Hss s7Eal1aHs e: 81 and
HoGsEs RoeHs sS ss r.s.s.A col.
ISGsTrsUSTIoNTiisT IGIr HS7iH P1GsI.h a col -,
a1SsLE TANTsLs-ilrM P1S.-sa col.
PAo. 9Th
MIscEi.LANEoUs-ilru PAcr-sd COL
NEW sMIgA1lll5z GSLIJAro foss-ss s9' col
Fa4oEokrEs F4sooEsoAkEssr oksNs psss T. a-l.n &C. pAs..h col
FkofSaAf OUT fs-ie 81 TaE SirY YoR sALz Oh TO
sE4ts EEs4E3$s Ssz
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-lsf PA6x-lst col
REMOVALS-l1TH PAcK-6th col
RkWARDS-lsr PAcE-1st col.
SALES AT AUCTION-llrH PAGE-4th. Sth and eth cols.
SITUATlUNS WANTED-FEMALES-I2RnP PAGE-lss, I'd
srruATioSs SS s0s 0WsANrEp-MALEs-,a,H pAor-4,h col
SpEClAL NOTICkS-lsr PAGE--lst and I'd eolA
STORAGE-lsT rAcK-6th col. NTFef#
SUMNER RESORTS-2D PAGE-6th col
fHk TRADES-l2rH PACE-5th col
THE iURF-1Sr rAGx-2d col
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURpOSES-2D PAGE I'd col
TRAyELLERS' 4UIDE-l2rH PACK 9TH col
UNFURNlSHED ROOMS AND APARTNENTS TO LE1-
IN PAcE-4th aud 5th coils.
" wwANrEp AnIi Tu y rykCiAsEcllrH PAGE-sd col
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALR OR
To LET-2p PAGE-lxt col.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, &C.-l0rH PAGE-6th col
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. -.
UCTIoN HOUSE or VAN TAssRLL { kEARNEY.
a Ito AND liz EAST 18TH ST.,
NEAR 4TH Av.

REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
On every horse that sound kind and true
In harness from three days given
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-26

LrERSANDO's DANCING ACADEMY. s5Tu ST.. 81
IL bank building -Keeeption Thursdays private les
any honr. GRAND ANNUAL Ch1LDkkN'S BALL.
hAanrdav ansrnoon- Aprl Al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-26

4 RECTOR, NEAR LONDON. OFFERS COMFORT.
a able home 10 young with private
Address u. BAKkiSUTOS. west wtckLsm. Bsckcnhsn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-26

EHsAPl CHEAPi CHEAP hAND,oMs LIGHT
Oextenson top Phaeton soats four; top kcad " asvn
top Pony rhaeton; Harness; almost new. stables 2a5
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-14
FIRE At TRrc6Ea. The Reno journal Of

FIHE IT TET0kEG. TNo kCmO J0WnaI Of
Wednesday contains the following:
Yesterday morning Trucleo WAS visited by
a disastrous contla1ratjo0. tic fire destroying
the large American Exchange Hotel, a livery
stable, blacksmith shop, and other wooden
buildings in the vicinity. Great delay was
experienced IN getting water and making the
ire engine work; in fact the flames were
nearly 5lbducd before the fire engine com
mcnced to be of service, The G. p. yard
engine did the business, and saved q large
portion OF the town, The daluage am"unts
to several thousand dollars.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-14

EAp roE PATTI -Adelina Patti had an IN.
u.aasan7 experience at Naples. She arrived
There in company with Nicolari. and was re-
FUSED abundance to the hotel where she usu-
ally stay t. proprietor had a large NUM-
yer Of arlstocratic families among his guests,
nd Vas afraid % losing them She grew very
angry, sulked, and showed Il disposition to
break Aer engagement, but financial consider
aaIoa6 got the better ii her temper, and She
s.na Saw ni-hts to the tu.c of $4,000 IA
night
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-14
TELEGRAPH SUMMARY.

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,.bo,, ,.i.;.,, .,,o.,,r.. ,r,.. ,+t.,, t. h,
ca,, ,,ro,o lat 5}l,cl, z,.s ,a:d 215 .}>n ,sho,
ne va. Attorney General and = member #
f;:ala9,os cah;3at 70 ass;sr M9C;ar,,ab,n
,2;,l G;.c,,,s,.,,.z ,,, .o,, sd . ~, ..,r+ -
both FI,c& and R34.-
New Work ATarca 1s-A ai..,.4cb g.oro
London says the storn.ro,,, crart;,, IT. the
WooIwicb I>o.,-,..r f,?I t,-:a, F,;-yi1.., hum
9roas ne vo,-.Y,o-. IN H.. r,,,,. Now. ,s,ra
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or the fv.sb,o,, and about . ,'rInol, IN the
,,.orni~., hr,l. it,. , r,o,., j., 'rhor,io,, Hall
oro,,,;,,; },,,... .o.,,,,a,oro s,.a h;s lr,+bo,
senior T:ot,, -. .o ,,,,,,.rc;f,r,- hoa-on With
'l...1.. .3 ,l;.4.r.,n,; r7... e w.. ,,,~4,-
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XII. and are III custody. Se&TcE Is being
made for the others
p,r+,,,or, n.,,cl, - C,-.s;., c,.,r..,
NV. T.,
"''''''''' 81 '"' ''-i''5' ~ -s'1i'- -'o iA''o''
bound from Porto CabeiIo for Hamburg, con
splrel with a PASSENGER named j, /. kennear
ma Ls oro,r =, -,s5;.,.. ,,,,,,, 49,. ,,,,,, v-sI
4-e u la MT
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-14

THE SENTINEL evidently believes i'll dreams.
Here is a case III point
That dreams are often fulfilled il a remark
able manner is cXemplitied in 4 case that has
Just came to Our knowledge \ young MAJ,
who occupies Il responsible position in a Main
street store, not long since found his cash &C
count short just $50. As he is careful and
pridcs himself ON his accuracy, the circum
stance troubled him, and his nind dwelt on
the occurrence frequently The other might
he retired, and probably thought of the affair
before sleeping, for he had a dream, clear and
distinct, that the lost money Was under the
desk in the Office In the morning his dream
cainc wildly to him, and upon going TO the
store he secured the aid of another man, re
moved the desk. and 10, there was the long
lost com or twenty five cents Of it. He felt
quite encouraged, and thinks that if such
dreams occur Frequently enough he will even
tuaIly recover the whole sum missing.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-14

Kate Logan failed i'll her attempt to walk
30 miles in 10 huurs in Sacramento last Sat
urday, though she completed the distance in
10 hours As minutes and Is seconds, She
walked for the benefit Of the Howard Benevo-
lent Association
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-14

The Acton powder mill at AIalboIn, Mass,
blew up on Friday, killing two mon The
noise of the explosion was plainly heard at
Ayers Junction, fifteen miles away. large
hill south Of the works is covered with frag-
ments of the buildings, and portions of the
dead mems bodies are strewn over several
acres.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-14

OvERRUN WITH RATTLEsSAKEs. The lone
News says that the late foods have caused
the bottom lands in Jackson Valley to be Gov
cred with rattlesnakes, which the editor
thinks were carried down from the ravines
and gulches in the mountains by the terrific
force Of the current.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-14

The late >tcym 90 the lite t.. th4 Crlon
Paa,ic proves 70 lav, 5<v1 the mcst severe
k},o~r since t4r Una v5,s constructed. 1t
covered IA AREA # country SO mile, in OK
tsat, cwAgAcIa1 tie wlo,c country from
Green River, Wyoming, so North Platte,
Nebraska T. storra set III on Thursday
n,,nt and continued without abatement until
Sunday morning and was 50 heavy as to make
exposure 10 1t almost certain death Indeed
many deaths are rororrti Of ranchH2cn, and
great loss If stock Tho snow driftcd in i'm
u,.n,c Pills anu flied ali the ca+, ANA snow
4a>,ls III pa,sengyr trains wrr2 i" oi'u'-
t,i That no s4ssr.n4 or,urr-. ir'm Wait %.
to,J, aaj tn passengers accord Tie r..'roa1
o'sp'r ii, greatest amount Vi fr'ial i"r t1elr
h.ranjcaa r,Eor,s, the entire $50 miles, having
r~rn cleared il less than three days T~ine
A.. l,ow moving through as usual
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-14

\ London dispatch Of the l2th says \
terrible coiliory explosion occurred III Unity
Brook pit, al Kearsloy, near Bolton, yester-
day afternoon. The mouth of the pit was
blocked until six clock, When the explorers
succeeded in entering it. At last accounts
they had found fifteen corpsos. Forty men
were working in the pit at the time Of the ex-
ploaion, and it is certain that all persisted
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-14

Ia "Nr ,ssna or %rodsy the loth INT. gc
.a.': In die Tide OF Tub Byr Iweon a.
ua,, t. If (Ls1t} i'll the lines