Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-24

and plants OF every OeScrlpt1oh oFders IeIt d
Kevser & Elrods stable or St. Charles Hote
will meet with prompt and satisfactory atten
ton
Soar PoIsoN.-The story goes, and We are
no child that doesn't print it, that an artist OF
artizan, as you choose to call it, not outside
of the city limits, undertook, for " hat definite
purpose it can only be guessed by his neigh
bors, to scare his faithful spouse by threats of
self destruction. She didn't buck worth a
cent Maybe she didn't believe him. HI
would see He would poison himself IN earn
est and go into spasms before her very face.
He burst upon her in one of her serene moods
and frothed all over the neighborhood from
mouth and nostris His good dame not be
ing entirely pleased with having a corpse top
ple down in her house thusly without witness
es, called in a neighbor man to ''assIst.' THIS
neighbor man dropped on the game. He
opened the poisoned man 5 mouth and extrac
ted from under his tongue a piece Of soap
the fruitful source of all his frothings and
agonles At this point the curtain drops.
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS A certain indlvid-
ual in this city whose name could not be
learned, daily drives white horse through
the streets at a furious speed, regardless OF
what the consequences may be TO the lives
and limbs of pedestrians. 1t is not only that
he ieoparlizes their safety. bnt the treatment
Of the poor animal is cruel in the highest de
gree. II this person does not cease his racing
on the main thoroughiara, it would be well to
teach him that the ordinance prohibiting that
sort of amusement cannot be disre spected
with impunity
AN ELEGANT REsTA uRANr-D. Kaiser will
open his new restaurant, opposite the Ormsby
House, this morning. This establishment
has been fitted up with regard to taste, and
comfort Tor the guests. 1t is the best ap-
pointed eating house ever established in this
city, and will De conducted strictly on first
class principles One elegantly furnished
room is to be devoted altogether to families
The house viii be open day and night, and
will be supplied with every ching shat ca be
found in the San Francisco markets
DEATH OF How J0uN C. WRLCH. THIS
gentleman died at his ranch on Kings Can
yon road, abou. 4 mile west Of this city, yes
terday morning, from & yalvular disease OF
the heart, at the early age Of IS years. Mr..
Welch represented Storey County in the As
sembly OF 1867, when he made for himself an
excellent record. He was highly cultured
and respected gentleman. His remains will
be buried from the Catholic church at 2 |
o'clock to-day
FROM TIE SoTTH, Attorney General |
Murphy returned from Aurora anI Bodie |
yesterday H3 reports times quiet at the |
former place, but the people have much fifth |
in the future prosperity of the camp. Bodie
Is very lively and the country is full of good |
mining property, yet undeveloped. He, how
ever, advises mea in search IF wor1h, not to
go there now, as the labor market is over
stocked; but to prospectors the field is Very
promising.
DEPARTURES. - The following passengers
left by the southern stage yesterday morning:
Mrs. Morgan, Mrs Allen, L. j. Hanchett,
W. J. Sheridan, L. J. Ryan, c. c. Stevenson,
Il. Smith, Mrs. A. B. Bridges, Mrs, johnson,
j. Martin Mrs Clenans, w. E. Thornbridge,
Fl. Woodcock. J. c. Anything
TRIAL POSTPONED. The case of the Sheriff
and Deputy Sheriff of Lyon County, for an
alleged assault upon Chinaman while in
their custody, which was to have been tried
to-day, has, by the consent OF the District
Attorney, been stponei until the 81 inst.
Personal. Mr., c.. E. Blanchett, the
agreeable and gentlemanly agent of - Buffalo
Bill may again visit this coast with some |
novel attraction, and if he does he can al /
ways expect warm and cordial welcome in
his city.
BULLIoN.-The southern stage brought in r
bars of bullion yesterday consigned to ,
Wells, Fargo & Co. I