Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-24

Blown UP BY GTNrowDER.-At 3 o'clock
Yesterday morning young man nance
Thomas Stevens, yhs works for Albert Lee at
Marklevile, was brought into Carson to be
treated for severe burns Oh his face and hands
On Tuesday afternoon he was printing blast
and spark from the fuse fell into a can con-
taing about five pounds of powder at his side
just as he was about to pick it up. The ex-
plosisn which followed burned his face
horribly and singed his hair and eyebrows. A
man who rushed up to see what was the mat
ter had his leg injured by the blast There
being no medical aid in Genoa, he was brought
Immediately to town and placed under the
care of DR.. Smart. He is now much easier
and his injuries are not considered fatal.
Phillip Deidesheimer, the mining expert,
passed down from Virginia City last night.
He still pins his faith on the North end, but
thinks it may be several months yet before
the developments will starta boom. Deideshi
mer was the expert who made report on the
Big Bonanzas, and they tell the story that
not long ago some men who had some mining
property thought Of sending for "Dides" to
make a report, when one Of the stockholders
objected on the grounds that when Deides-
himer got through reporting silver would be
cheaper than tin, and that would be black
eye to the business
No INDIAN WAR.-The Chronicle which
is the official organ of Capt. Sam, of the
Piutes, states that the Indians have decided
to have no war over the insult offered to the
Piute squaw, as Capt. Dave Of this city has
decided to punish the perpetrater of the out
rage. Last night Dave informed an APPEAL
reporter that he had not as yet decided on
the punishment to DO inflicted, but would
perhaps compel him to play first base in the
Anity base ball club next Sunday. Such
under the circumstances.
The FOURTH AT THE LAKE.-There will be |
a big celebration, picnic. ball and steamboat
excursion on July 3d. The Niagara will con-
vey the guests, and no pains will be spared to
make the affair "crusher." The picnic will )!
be held at Emerald Bay near the cascades.
An excursion train will be run from Summit
10 Glenbrook. Dancing on the green and
grand ball at Pray's hall, Glenbrook. Supper
will be served at the Lake Shore House by w.
A. B. Cobb. Preparations for this affair are
being made on a stupendous scale.
Woop TREsPAssxRs.-All parties who have
rsspassed on government lanr's T. r to
March l, 1879 can step up to the Captains
'ffice and settle by paying 81 so an acre and
,osts of the suits, otherwise the wood that
hey have cut will cost them dollar cord.
This act docs not change the old law, which is
till in force. Under this new act, however,
he Eldsrsdo Weed 4 Flume company, sued
or SEC, 600, will be enabled to settle for about
&c, 600. ...,.. .r.. r.. ...-. .. /,
TINE PECULIAR PARIsIAE.-Dr Milburn in
is eloquent lecture at the Opera House mem
toned peculiArarity Of the Parisiaus regard
* women. A dandy will edge . yeung lady /,
,te the gutter rather than step, aside and
plash his patent leather bsota.i Let an ugly,
white haired old woman Gene along,
owsver, and he will carry her bundls. help
Or across the street and walk through mud I
adals to give her dry place to travel On. II