Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-24
STATE AND COAST ITEMS.


| fers chance for some live editor and business
man, for the Chronicle has good standing.
Shipments between Elko and Tuscarora are
on the increase The Times Rerielv notices
the arrival of large bouquet from the former
point.
Bishop Whitaker's school for girls, will
open at Reno on Thursday next The indie
fatigable Bishop is working up fine institu-
ton which is credit to the State.
Kalloch, it appears, has backed down and
did not carry out his threat of making his lit
tie expose of the De Youngs, but he says it is
to be published. Kalloch is not rich, and per-
haps he could not afford to do it.
CorToN is no longer King, but stands fourth
on the list of productions According to the
official report of the Agricultural Department
for 1873, the corn crop was valued at $780,
643, 400, wheat at 1898, sos, IA; hay at S271, :
934 $50, and cotton at 1920, 446, 288
News has just reached Bodie that Carson
City is deeply agitated over the presence of a
double headed woman in its midst. We can
not see that Carson is very deeply shaken. The
State House stands, and so does the Mint.
We have had few eruptions, bat the Warm
Springs cures all that, and we do not agitate
much.
r. R. Woodward proprietor of Woodward's
Gardens, died at o'clock Friday morning, at
his ranch at Oak Knoll, five miles from Napa
City. He came down from Bartlett Springs
a week ago apparently much improved in his
health, which has been failing him for several
months past The body will be taken to SIN
Francisco on Saturday morning, and the fune-
raj will take place on Sunday afternoon from
Calvary Church.
The Sentinel says "There are but two
hearses in Eureka, and it was subject of uni
versal curiosity yesterday as to how Mr.
Schwamb would manage to carry the bodies
of the five dead men to their last resting place
He proved equal to the emergency, and the
sight of the wagon covered with Grape, and
bearing three collins, preceded and followed
by hearse, suggestive sight. The
friends of the dead coal burners were especially
pleased with the arrangement, and were not
slow to express their approval of it. F"
We republish the following from the Enter
prise, because it meets our views, and because
it shows how the Enterprise jumping jack
can be sensible when it is not disposed to be
critical:
As Sara Bernhardt, the French actress, is
coming to America, and managers, wish to
themselves with the belief that
she will be the future bone ANA, she has felt
it incumbent upon her to give us little tatfy.
She is reported as saying:
/ trembe when | think that shall have to the
channel and the newspapers will again speak OF heart
aches for that shall suffer much l should
trembe much more if had to go to America The char
lcter Of the Americans will however induce me to rsk
the undertaking. The inhabitants of the New World still
have enthusiasm and not bdSe as the fine gentlemen
d Paris should like very well the trumphs that
those who preceded i'll that country obtained. They
.nered the cities formerly did the victorious COnsus
INTO Rome, drawn by Senators poets sang their
praises and the wses begged the favor of present of
one Of their slippers which they had mounted for pins
One longer this in the Rue de Rchelieu you
pplauded, encored but what is all this compared with
he idoatry which awaits me over there,
Sara thus drops her plummet into Ameri- |
IAN society and measures it exactly. Now |
hat one of our clerical jumping jacks is anus
ng one end of England, while DR.. Hall, the
eminent divine of London, is feeding the prn-
lent tastes of the public with the details of a
amily scandal, it is right and proper that
Sara, who boasts of being the mother of four
Legitimate children, should come over and
balance the Sprague Conking scandal. Peo
lie are not III a mood to give her great well
ome. She will be of great assistance in car
all the frivolties and nuisances, the
oddities and vulgarities which get jappanned
or admission into parlors. The crime Of
modern civilization-ostr aclsm-will not be
against Sara. On the contrary,
he will have the entree of all the homes of
he fashionable, just as Mrs. Grundys fast
10Y, who gets to parties on the strength of
is family connection, dances with refined
,omen, while his batter of brains is bobbing
4 pool of wine. Mrs. Grundy will take
ara to her bosom. just as she supports man
ho is good for nothing if he stood alone, and
ITS drop the man most worthy of supporting.
h the bellies that will go singing for Sara.
THEY used to meet at the "FalstaF "a I
,cial crowd of jolly old business men mostly,
crack their musty jokes and drink Hollahans