Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-30
mention State politics at all. "

mention State politics at all.
81 fail to catch your meaning Mr.. Sharon
confess you mystify me, pray be little
mere explicit"
"Oh you make me tired, jim. You know
that you have not committed yourself After
the Democratic press have done plastering
eulogies all ever you you come out on the
Republican side. If that ant so what the
deuce does Hart mean by saying this morning
that you an t Democrat"
= ooh, ysu know how Freddy is; he gets an
ideaAin his head"
81 beg your pardon sir, what did you say?''
81 mean, of course, he gets notisn in his
head;
can ocean, great heavens! has the young
man water on the brain T.
Mr.. Fair smiled family and went on,
I" He is at any time liable to do something
which might give the enemy an opening. I
was just watching him in your interest"
"Come now, Uncle Jimmy, this sort of
tady won't 60 down with me. Which ticket
will you run q
"Well Bill, I was just thinking Of pulling
out. I'm not politician. I'm an honest
miner like you. I've earned my money by
continuous toll. If these Democrats have
taken advantage of my innocence l expect I'll
have to stand it. You see, a man forgets the
tricks of his native country when he's been
abroad SO long. I've almost forgotten now
what parties are running. Let me see, Han
cock is the soft money candidate for Governor
in Maine, is he not think l saw his letter
to Weaver, of the Central Committee in New
York l think Garfield and English are fair
men, but if Arthur and Barnum get away
with the stakes shan't scour I'm for my
country, my State and nay people, with
malice toward none, and charity toward all.
As old Thad Stevens said, Il m for the coun-
try, the whole country, and nothing but the
country AS for my Senatorial aspirations,
I'm tso poor to make moneyed fight, as you
know. My Devils Gate toll road this year
has not been up to my expectations, and as
for the Con. Virginia and California, you
know yourself"
Here Mr.. Sharon heaved a deep sigh, and
residence in Hanak's hotel and asked to be
shown to bed. In less than an hour the re-
suit of the interview was known in the streets
and great excitement prevailed.
THE GENERATOR EXPLOSION explo-
sion of the generator in Pearsons soda fact
Dry, shows what astonishing force lies in con-
fined gas. The generator was made of cop
per, and capable of sustaining a pressure of
BY mixing marble dust with sulphuric acid,
which results in carbonc acid gas, which is
heavier than air, has the form of white va
Dor and is nearly as powerful as steam. When
he explosion occurred, the generator was 1
orn to fragments and the mixture of acid
md marble dust was distributed like fine -four
'ver the entire interior of the room A valve
Weighing twelve pounds was left imbedded in a
stove pipe about ten feet distant. and por- l
ions of the apparatus went flying through the Il
window and across the street. The door of a
loset was taken off its hinges and seven nails Z
xtracted, but here the force was suddenly 9
pent, and actually left the door leaning
gainst the closet, having moved but few
aches and fallen back. Another door was il
emolishsd above the lower panels and the "
God reduced to fragments. Some of the o
letallic portions of the apparatus were en-
eded in the rafters requiring some trouble to p
Ktract them. The explosion was heard all a
YER the block. The generator had been in .
Sc several years and went to pieces because
had been weakened by use.
TIE STATE FAIR.-The State Fair at Reno
not giving much evidence of vitality. 1t
As simply been badly managed and badly
lvertised. The press Of the State has been
nored and the result is that the fair has T.,
zen scarcely mentioned in any of the papers.
he money mostly has gone to horse jockeys
ID baseball clubs. Much of this might have
'sn judicieusly spent in letting the people pr
the State know something about the ex-
bit. 1t is to be hoped that the slim attend CT
ICE will teach the managers lesson which Ct
II net be forgotten in the future.
TEMPERANCE ENTERTAINMENT ladies -
the Temperance Union will give an enter r
nment at the Opera House next Monday
ening. Admission 20 cents. An excellent