Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-09

annie W altZ. CIa1RiA3 LHat nc Hdu Deen o
!odgsr in their house, and when he came to
examine the centeRts of his trunk, humorous
Article. were missing. Upon affidavit being
filed, a search warrant was issued and placed
into the hands of Constable Stern for service.
The property was found III the possession Of
the accused, who were arrested on charge Of
petty larceny, bat allowed to go on their own
recognizance. The trial will take place at
o'clock this evening.
How THE FINANCIAL WIND BLowS.-A mem
Der of heavy San Francisco liquor firm
stated to a MORNING APPEAL reporter yester
day, that prominent attache of the Nevada
Bank had informed him that short while be-
fore the Constitutional election, Mr. Flood
said to the employees of the bank that in the
event of the adoption of the new Constitution
the services of all but two attaches would be
dispensed with, as the bank would then go
into liquidation and the capital thereof be in
vested in L. S. bonds. The reporters infor-
surprise him in the least should Mr.. Flood
carry out his threat.
ORACLKs. room oracles have already |
to prophesy what results will
follow the adjustment of the old California |
Constitution. Yesterday one was heard to
predict that within twelvemonth the Board |
of Brokers would be established in Carson. |
elegant buildings would be erected here, and |
that in less than two years this city would |
have a population of 90 900. His other ex-
travagant predictions are too preposterous to
publish 1t is wonderful how few free
drinks will increase some peoples magma
tons.
MORNING APPEAL reporter yesterday, that the
log which so severely bit the little Italian
youth on Wednesday, belongs to a boy living
n the neighborhood of the gas works, who
makes it practice of setting the animal onto
'ther boys. Whether he pursues that course
or fun or from malice is all the same; the
practice is reprehensible. 1t was not stated
whether the dog had bitten any one before;
)ut he ought now to be shot to preclude the
of again biting any person in the
uture.
PERsONAL.-D S. Croly, formerly manag-
ne editor of the New York World and lately
ditor in chief of the Graphic, is in Virginia
}ity, visiting the mines. Mr. Croly is also
member of the New York Bullion
Tub His wife is better known in the news {
'aper world by her nom de plume, Jennie
-une. Mr.. Croly will likely spend day in
arson before he leaves the State.
DEPARTURES. - The following passengers
eft by the southern stage yesterday morning:
l. c. Ward, R. E. Drake, J. Letcher and
Tife, Mrs. Gribble, two Cinnamon, J. J.
J. NJ Classen, s. J. Walker, E
I. Hast, H. Butts, O. p Willis, J. Reed, F
. A. Cunningham, J. S. Edwards, A Hail, 7
NJ Clean. =
BOARD OF PARDoNs The Board of Par
ons held special meeting in the Governors
flee yesterday afternoon, and disposed of
lie following cases: Sentence of All Chouey
,mmuted to Imprisonment for life. Appli-
Ition for pardon of William Newell and Nj
lael Carrigan denied.
Z. S. DISTRICT CoURT.-In this Court sew
al informations were filed yesterday. The a
smes of offenders, snd character of ofense,
ere not made public. United Stat es vs.. r.
Parkinson; trial postponed until I'd of
Inc
MEASLES The measles have appeared in
lis city in an epidemic form. 1t Is stated
at without exageration, onethird of the
ildren in town are down with the complaint.
REPORTED DROWNING was a report
circulation yesterday afternoon that boy T
as drowned at Lake Tahoe yesterday morn
g. Name and age could not be learned
ARRIVALS following passengers ar
red per southern stage yesterday afternoon:
F. Kerchncr R. Enright, R. NJ. Fay, L.
Daugherty, Sam Crasbery, A. w. Fox.
g. NJ Sabin went to -
rginia yesterday morning, and ex-Gover
II H. G. Blasdel came up from San Fran
'co.
BULLION southern stage brought in (
o bars of bullion yesterday, consigned to
ellis, Fargo & Co. NJ
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