Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-11

! Prison after serving sentence OK thfee years
J for an assault to kill He was given SEQ and
a new suit Of clothes and directed to shift COZ
himself Day before yesterday the same man
knocked at the gate and when it was opened
he thrust 1922 so into the keepers hands for
safe keeping. It was almost dark and he
! begged to be allowed to sleep in his old quar-,
ters over Right He was allowed TO take up
his abode in a woodshea and mex: morning
! when the roll was called his number, 80, was
skipped, for obvious reasons When 40 was
called man sprang from the line dressed in
Prison garb and called oas, "You ne eatehse
| thirty -nine T. It was the discharged China
man. He had found his old striped clothes
at the wash house and put them On. His civ
iiian suit he had hidden away. He was told
that he would have to GO, but he begged to
be kept, urging that his conduct had been so
good that he ought not to be turned away.
His logic was pretty strong. "Ion send me
out, I killee somebody and come back. You
sabs. Die stay ne kilee, no s:eale, re cnut um
Ratchet" Gen. Batterman is in g euanAry
what to do. for be really believes if the man
is turned away he will commit some crime to
get back. He thinks of getting the Eunaey
Commission to look into the case
BILLS OF TIE Press. Some of the news.
papers are getting tritle weary about the
failure of the State Central Committee to paw
their newspaper billie. Sharon, after agreeing
to foot these bills, left the Committee in the
lurch. It is runcred that John Mackay will
furnish the Committee enough money to set
tie the claims. Mackay offered 5000 for
this purpose, but Sharon instructed the Com
mi.tee to refuse on the ground that he (Snar-
sn) wished to attend to all those claims HIM
SELF As Sharon is not resident of Nevada,
we hardly see why he should pay any of the
campaign printing bills. The money he did
leave with the Committee, 81 800, went to
pay ward strikers and FOUNDERS in Gold Hill
and Virginia. Of course in a political cam
paign these msn must be paid first, and the
press left to whistle for its money. \ should
er striker in the Second Ward, Virginia City,
whs can control fosr old bunmer's votes, is
q preferred creditor in election times, over a
that has fought six months for the
ticket and paid out hundreds Of dollars for
material to make that fight with
A PARTICULAR EXCEPTION While all the
old newspapers Of the State admit that times
are hard with them and that they run q good
many dead advertisements; and while heavy
merchantile firms talk openly of the business
the Times calls attention to the
fact that it is an exception to this universal
rule. We are glad to give this statement pub
licity. Daniel Webster once remarked to a
young lawyer: "If you are as smart ten years
from now as you are at present, yon will be
the greatest man in the country."
MUSICAL ATTEAcrIoNs-Sween and Allen
wishing to run an opposition vocal show to
Winston, have secured a trio of musicians and |
singers who vocalize for the keno and faro |
players. They are from Sacramento, and their |
voices are inexpressibly sweet and tender in |
Sweet Spirit hear my prayer interspersed |
with "keno," cooper the tray for five"
Take in the deuce, Bill, !" and the like. The |
piano player is particularly good
A MEAN THRFr.-Some one Of the APPEALS
delinquent subscribers has stolen the collar |
Ind tag off cur dog abe" The tag is num-
DER 1S and the collar is about three sizes too
arge for any dog in these parts Any peace
'ficer finding dog with a tag marked IL will
,lease forward tag, dog and owner to this
'fice. If Abe ever runs acress the thief some
ife insurance company will be out and in
ured.
TEE WARDENsHIp OF THs STATE PR1soN.-
about dozen applicants are in the field for
he position of Warden Of the State Prison.
his is the only Office the Democrats have
nything to do with this year and there will
% lively squabble over it. Doubtless the
pplicant who has done the most good for the
arty in times past will be rewarded for his
ervices.
DRUsGEp AND RcBBsD--TA Reno Gazette
els Of cattle raiser residing in Mono
santy, Cal, whe claims to have been
rugged and robbed in this city of $3.50.
le went to bed in hotel with man he
let while travelling and when he came to
is senses he found himself in Rene
attic raisers seem to be continually losing
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