Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-07-30
MISCELLAN EUOS.

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The Sonoma Valley Railroad is in bad
fix 1t was attached few days ago for SO,
600 by the parties who constructed it's roll
ing stock
| Twenty-Five thousand dollars in checks,
and most of the mail matter, taken in the
recent stage robbery near Phenix, Arizona,
have been recovered.
Mrs. Abigail j. Dunniway, of Jacksonville,
Oregon, was burned in etigy and rotten
egged last week for spreading the domestic
troubles of family there.
The feast of San Augustln is to be abol-
lshed In Tucson, Arizona, as it is considered
nuisance and breeder of crime. A county
fair will be substituted for it.
A disobedient little girl being told by her
mother that it was necessary that she should
be whipped, said: "Well, ma, then l suppose
| must; but won't you gre me chloroform
first p
negro, at Dallas, Texas, believing that
God demanded the sacrifice of his family,
gave poison to his wife and three children;
but an irreigious physician interfered and
saved their lives.
A young man named Thompson, book
keeper at the South Wellington mine. Nanai
mo, B. c., recently from California, was
drowned on the 25ch, by the upsetting of
boat at the entrance of the harbor. Four
companions with him were saved
The Eugene, Oregon, Guard says: A some
what remarkable phenomenon happened be
low town about four miles, on the Fourth Of
July. The snow and hail fell to the depth of
two or three inches, and it was almost as
cold as genuine winter snow storm.
A SINGULAR ACCIDENT-An exchange has
the following:
On Monday last little boy aged II mouths,
the son of Mr.. Powell, Mr.. Dndale's on-in-
law, who lives few miles northeast of Wood
land, got hold of can of concentrated I've,
and before it was discovered had swallowed
about a teaspOonful of the contents. The
child was Immediately brought to Woodland,
" here antldOtes were administered, but the
little fellow was beyond relief He was taken
home, and died the next morning, after suf-
fering terribly.
A BALTIMORE telegram says: Thomas H. |
Belner, occupying the lodge at Antietam |
Seminary, was instantly killed by his wife on |
Sunday. He charged her with intimacy with |
Haverteld, the Superintendent of the semi
larry, and made an assault upon her, when
he seized carbine and shot him through |
he heart. She was lodged i'll iail at Hagers-
own. She alleges that the shooting was
lone to protect her own life
In July of last year, Robert Apple.
ormer Superintendent of ComstOck mines in
Nevada, died in Europe. In his will he be-
ueathed $4,000 for the erection of drink
No fountain in San Francisco. 1t is stipu-
tted that the location of the fountain shall
e near the Oakland ferry landing, and be
uit of refuse quartz from the dumps Of the
omstock, to the quantity Of ten tons, some
} be taken from each mine.
NEVADA BEEF.-The Reno Gazette saws
red STOPPER has sold u 900 head Of cattle to
artes who drove them from Wnnemucca to ,,
heyenne. Bradley and Russell of Elko, sold
lot to a Chicago man, who drove them t.
sramie. Probably 10000 head have thus
cen driven over the desert to the Laramie y.
aims this year to be fattened and shipped by
il. 1t is a nearer and better rout than from
eXas to Laramie.
SAYS the Ward Retier: For Il fact White
inc County is coming to the front once more,
ID it would appear that at least four mining
stricts in the county Will soon take new
ase of life, namely: Ward Osceola, Cherry
eek and White Pine District Three of
ese mining camps Cherry Greek, Osceola
d White Pine-have attracted Eastern cap
u.
I'd of 500 acres near Rocklin, in Placer
'unty. The company commenced operations
out four years ago, but what was at first an
pertinent is now splendid success. Last
ar they shipped several carloads of rasins
the East, and it ia estimated that their
pments this year will amount to 100 tons \
HERE seems 20 be an impression in the
st that General Miles is acting with, or in 70
cess Of instructions from his superiors in
campaign against the Indians 1t is stated Of