Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

never get chance to try.
Good coal has been found in three places
near Rapid City, Dakota.
Immigrants to Montana are said to be ar
irving at the Terminus at the rate of from 90
to 20 per day.
The Democratic newspapers are bowling
against anything that is strong governments,
men, jails, etc.
Vieneau x, the French billiardist, defeated
Slesson in Paris, on the 10Th, making 600
points to Slosson's 79S.
Something over 5000 feet of show sheds on
the Central Pacific railroad have been crushed
by snow the past winter.
One man stabbed another with the scissors
in Brooklyn 1t is always dangerous to inter
rupt person who is writing editorials.
A part of the town of Tuscarora is being un-
dermined, andfears are entertained that when
Spring thaw comes, there will be general
falling in near Main and Weed streets.
tits reported that James B. Angel, the
new United States Minister 10 China, will soon
arrive in San Francisco, and will remain there
some time studying the Chinese question.
f. L. Ritter of Vassar College, Poughkeep-
sic, New York, is preparing an English edition
of 'Shuberths Musical Dictionary" and de-
sires musicians and teachers to communicate
| with him.
A paper commenting on the fact that man
nearly lost his life by sinking IN a quagmre
| adds: "Men who do not subscribe for news
paper must expect to be sucked in every now
and then"
| Bismark has conquered the Bundesrath
which has reconsidered the vote which caused
him to tender his resignation, and they have
passed the bill as Bismark wanted it by unan
inous vote.
George J. Lee, an old prospecter who has
been missing from San Bernardlno for several
months, it is now ascertained, was murdered
by Chimehueva Indians, about 100 miles east
of that town.
In Gallatin county, Montana about ,OOC
of the Crow indians TINS far have had the
scarlet fever, or measles, or whatever the dis
| ease may be with which they are affected.
Twenty eight deaths have occurred.
The managers of the Narrow Gauge South
ern Pacific Coast Railroad propose to extend
it's line from Pajaro to HOLSTER, the connec-
ton to be completed in time to carry the pres
ent seasons crop at rates 90 per cent less than
those now prevailing.
Says the Ward Reflex: An eighteen, inch
vein of ore was struck in the main tunnel OF
the Martin White Company Tuesday night
| last, l 100 feet from the mouth of the tunnel.
No assays having been made, the value CT the
ore can only be guessed at.
A Parnassian sheep at Woodward's Gardens
in San Francisco, gave birth to four lambs on
last Friday. This is an extraordinary circum-
stance from the fact that this species of ami
NAL has never been known to bear more than
two lambs at one litter, and seldom more than
one.
The acreage of grain in Paradise Valley this
season, will be larger than in any former year
and with the abundant supply of water that
the heavy fall of snow would indicate, and no
setback in the way of crickets or grasshop-
pers, an immense yield of wheat and barley is
expected.
One day last week, over seven and half
tons of mushrooms were shipped to San Fran
cisco from Stockton These mushrooms are
gathered by Cinnamon on the banks of the
San Joaquin river and on the reclaimed tule
land. They are brought to Stockton in row
boats, from which they are landed on the
steamer.
The funeral of Fannie Adler, a convert from
Judaism to Christianity, was the scene of so
much turbulence in New York, as to call for
police intervention to dispense the crowd Of
excited Hebrews The husband, who had
also become Christian, feared violence, and
was not at the funeral The remains of the
woman were taken to the Episcopal Church
under escort of the police.
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