Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

THE wheelbarrow man is on his way back
East. Don't hold him, for heavens sake.
THR wife of the Grand Duke Vladimir is
considered out of danger.
COUNT JULIEN RoCHECHEHoUART, the
French Minister to Hayti, his Private Secre-
tary, and the first Secretary and the first Sec
rotary of Legation, have all died of yellow fe-
yer at Port au- Prince. His second Secretary
was also attacked by the fever.
JOHN T. MORGAN, of Illinois, has been con
frmed as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Idaho.
According to the New York Times, Sher-
man is popular in the South.
THE present prospect looks toward the ad-
journment Of Congress on the 18th.
Jefferson Davis is mentioned by some of the
Massachusetts papers as a proper person to
help them celebrate the glorious Fourth
The House has voted to appropriate 5000
for the erection of monument at the birth
place of Washington.
Commodore Foxhall A Parker, commander
of the United States naval academy at Annap-
oils, died Tuesday afternoon.
TAE FLEA, says the Boston Transcript, is
the politician of the insect world. He is ever
itching for place, creates no end of disturb
ance, and you never know where to find him
Robinson, Neb., June 1.-THE daily pas
coach IF G PIoo1- II;II,
Company, which left Sidney on Monday morn
ing for Deadwood, was stopped few miles
north of the Cheyenne river last night by
masked robbers. The passengers, four in
number, were robbed of their money and
valuables. The mail sacks were opened and
the contents thrown on the road, the robbers
taking the registered packages. Having made
successful cleanup, the robbers allowed the
coach to proceed on its northward Journey
New York, June 11.-Mrs. Hull, So years
old, the wife of DR.. A. J. Hull, was found
dead in bed this morning, at her residence on
West Forty second street. Her hands and
feet were tied, and she was blindfolded and
gagged. A trunk by the bedside was open
and rifed of its contents. The fingers Of the
dead woman were badly torn, and friends say
that large diamond ring and other Jewels are
missing. An entrance had been effected
through the front door, which was found open
BENEFITS exploring vessel, the Jeannette,
is ready for sea and is expected to sail about
the goth inst. 1t is probable that the Alaska
will be selected by the Navy Department to
act as convoy. J. G. Morrison, of New
York, has brought out most of the crew, and
lected for the expedition. The Commander,
Lieutenant belong has arrived, and the dis
patch of the vessel on her perilous voyage will |
be Immediate.
THE New York World says concerning |
new book on California, just issued by Put
nam Sons: "The regions described are not |
those usually written up and nothing is
said of the Yo Semitic Valley, for which,
readers of the book will doubtless experience
gratitude"
Victoria, B. c., June ia sloop while on
it's passage from Vancouver Island to San
Juan, on Sunday night, was run down by a
schooner and sunk, with one passenger, who
was asleep in the hold. The crew clung to
blanks, and after floating nine hours reached
shore
The arrival of immigrants in New York for
he twelve months ending with May, 1879,
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