Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-16

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HAD NO INTENTION OF KILLING HIMsELF.-
The young man who was reported in these
columns yesterday morning as having at
tempted to commit .feIO de Sc, states to the
APPEAL that he had no intention of killing
himself. He acknowledges that he drank
little too much on Thursday, which is very
unusual thing for him to do and in jocuar
manner gave Mr.. Frisbie note addressed to
young lady, also telling him that it was his
intention to commit suicide After that he
started for his room to sleep off the effects of
his little spree but as he reached the bottom
of the stairs of the house where he resides,
he was overtaken by an uncomfortable drowsl-
ness, which compelled him to sit down. In
doing so his pistol fell out of his pocket, and
Immediately after picking it up, his head fell
upon the hand in which he held the weapon
and he was asleep. He states that his foolish
remark in the saloon and the fact of having
been caught asleep with pistol in his hand,
gave rise to the report that he attempted
suicide. Knowing that the young man
in question is of happy disposition and
fond of this life, and besides is to be married |
within day or two, we believe his personal |
version of the affair to be the correct one
SULPHUR1c ACID FUMEs-A noteworthy
fact is that people who live within few
blocks of the Mint, and who are not affected
Al |
health; even when childrens diseases, such as
diptheria and scarlet fever, prevail in the
city, the little ones living in that vicinity are
always exempted from them. This is in
great measure attributed to the sulphuric
acid fumes which escape from the Mint re-
inery. These fumes are conceded by the
most eminent medical authority, to be best
lisinfectant known. If this is really the
case, and we have no grounds to dispute the
theory, why would it not be well to utilize
hem in the yellow fever stricken cities
or fumigation The experiment would be
worth the while and expense in any event
would be better to try it than to burn
he cities, as has been advocated by a
outhern theorst
BURGLARY AND ARREST During the alb
ence of Mr.. NJ D. Hatch and family on a
ishing excursion to Hope Valley, their res [
dence entered by burglars and several 9
# Mrs Hatchs valuable dresses and large +
OF of bed clothing stolen, but strange b
o relate, no other valuables were missed by t
he family upon their arrival here yesterday. d
When publicity was given to the deed, white q
nan, whose name is unknown, informed the t.
olice that few days since he saw two buck
indians and a squaw in the vicinity of the II
latch residence, with large bundle, and h
citing in very suspicious manner. He was f,
lso sure of being able to identify them should i
g see them again. Yesterday afternoon
Ulcers Stern and Ingraham arrested the In
ians to which the white man had reference {"
nd lodged them in Jail to await examination. "
ANOTHER FEMALE GAMBLER-On Thurs q
ay night zone of the girls, who goes by the
anne of Mamie Collins, while in an extrava-
ant frame of mind, entered one of the T
ambling saloons of Carson street and ban =
,red some one to shake the dice for coin nS
he did no: have to call long before she was pa
In the course of the game