Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-08

DOG LYNCHED. - \ eSterday AFTERNOON
William Lynch attempted to shoot score al
the archery target at Treadway's. His thire
arrow went trifle over the target and strlk
ing dog about twenty yards beyond passed
through him Tae animal only ran few
steps when it gave up the ghost. The arrows
used by the archers are steel pointed and
when sent from the hands of strong bowman
weuld be dangerous thing for man to be
hit with. The dog belonged to Henry John
son and was valued at $50 When this shot
was fired he was hidden by the target and
could not be seen by Lynch.
Nor GOOD IpEA.-An enthusiastic German
in Virginia City has put up $50 medal for
mic. If this inducement will cause the en-
largemeht of the Carson drum corps, or result
in more frequent practice, We have only te re-
mark that the propriety of hiring a profes
sional Chinese assassin to murder the mis-
guided Nirsinan suggests Itself as the shortest
way out of the dilemma. The drum has never
been reg arded as an instrument of music eX-
cept by the barbarians of Patagenis and the
four young men who constitute the drum
corps of this city.
B. B. MATTERS. Chesey has re-
signed the captaincy of the Antilles and joined
the Secials. Duane also resigned to join the
Secials, leaving the Antilles III a somewhat
.1,,a1 bovavar thav
organizing their nine and taking the field
~ ain. The trouble originated in the match
played on Sunday, and full account of the
would fill the shelves of the State
Library. Notwithstanding former reports,
Bryson will remain with the Antilles There
will be a meeting of the Antilles to- nigh, at
Z 80 at the Curry Engine house.
Yesterday morning quite an entertaining
exhibition was given by dog that ran fsur
times around the Capitol with tin can tied
to his tail He finally crawled through a
hole in the fence, leaving the can behind, be-
cause the hole was not large enough for its
passage. This interesting episode fercibly re-
minded the spectators Of the Democracy
cushing about with Hancock and the Surratt
business behind it.
General Hatch has received a letter from
Stockton, Cal. :, in which he is advised that
s2OO, 900 will at once be subscribed by leading
capitalists Of that city, to aid in the buildin.
# the contemplated narrow guage railroad,
project which was supposed to have fallen
Trough.
The APPEAL acknewl lodges the receipt of an |
Exhaustive document on the financial con-
itivn of the country from Clews & Company |
f New York We have read it carefully but |
all to understand word Of it. Such efforts
ecome as pearls to swine when scattered in
his direction.
SHOOTING AT GLENBRooK.-The following
cores were made at 4 200 yard target range
t Glenbreek en- the fourth: Frst score:
NTH, Al; Lindsey, 3S; Morrin, 40 Sec
nd score: Smith, A. Lindsey, 40; Nsrrin;
Congressman Daggett has reached the Com.
,ock after an absence of several months
,ent in the service of the State. He is a
.ndidate for reelection and will be pretty
Ire to return to Washington after the cam.
sign.
Dogs without tags are now liable 20 be-
npounded. ABE" eur Office dog, is SO
wage that no has been able to put tag
1 him. A boy who attempted to impound
m yesterday was bitten clean in two.
NOTICE. members of the Ladies Aid
,ciety Of the Episcopal Church. are request
to meet at the residence of the Rector
is afternoon at 2 o'clock
Mrs GEO. MILLS SocretarY
Dir. Johnson the reporter of the Times is
1T recovering from his injuries received
len coming down from Glsnbrook
The Neus admits that the Carson people
snt enough money in Virginia City On the
b, to run the town for two months.
The Rssedale Dramatic Club will meet
the Opera House on Friday evening
,siness of Importance.
Stocks opened stronger yesterday, and new
pc animates the speculative breast.
Yesterday morning the Concord House, l
Id Hill, was burned. Loss 5000.
We are just now contemplating running a