Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-25

MORNING A APPEAL.
SATURDAY..... JUNE e. lss
The interest complication in the way o
diverse has been attained in New Philedel
pAia, where . woman is suing her forme
husband for breach Of promise of re-mar
Il il said that Lorillard promised tn,
Bpiscopalians Of Johnstovn, L. l. that be
would build them . church if his horse
won the Derby, and they say that he al
ways keeps his word. s.G
The sarcastic Springfield Republican
thinks it sees signs of an advance in politi
cal morality. Ten or twenty years ago, it
says, votes we're bought freely in Albany
and no fuss made about it.
The Duke of Sutherland does not appear
to have been impressed with anything he
saw in California. Even rear view of
Col Jackson, of the Post, did not ruffle nls
studied serenity. g~
The St. James Gazette says: There is a
strong suspicion abroad that Her Majesty
is very much jestled to one side by the gen.
.lemen who are now her Ministers, some of
whom are pleased to regard her az out of
date and not much to be considered in these
times.
The captain and manager of the excursion
steamer Victoria, that went to pieces with
such terrible results in Canada recently,
have very properly been held for man
slaughter after a coroner's jury had re-
turned a verdict that should be copied and
kept for reference in case of similar disas-
ter.
Times erier: Railroad Commits
sioner French if asked on his return to
Washington if he had seen Steve Gage,
in answer need only point to his STAN
ford letter. A Pacific coaster, after
reading it would not think it worth his
while to ask the question.
Tweed's conviction was of some use. If |
this Bradley bribery business had happened |
in 1870, Sessions, who is of facetieus turn !,
of mind, would have been much more
blithesome than he has shown himself.
There is something about CT tain fearful
looking-for of State Prison that is cal
culate6 to check the gayety of the lobby
lists cornwall SOUL"
A curious story is told in Hartford of
school children and public school teachers.
1t is charged that number of the former
have been detected in stealing beer stamps
from kegs and selling them to school
teachers, who have resold them to brewers
and devoted the proceeds to building
school The Internal Revenue authorities
have been placed in possession of informa-
ton which confirms this fact.
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs has
he Secretary of War to request the officer
in command of the troops near the South
,rn Ute reservation to request the saloon
md dance house people to get away from
he vicinity of q new station just establish
ID on the Denver & Rio Grande railroad.
It takes good deal of tape to reach so far
West
A colored man recently made application |
or a divorce from his wife. When asked
IN what ground he demanded divorce he
Explained as follows: DE ground on dis
occasion is sufficient enough. when I
ented ten acres and worked one mule, I
married woman suitable for de occasion
low rent sixty acres of land and work
i've mules. My fust wife is a mighty good
sa-acre wife, but she doesnt suit de occa-
ion on sixty acres. needs woman what !
an spread"
Warden Ames of the San Quentin State
'rison has been brought into public notice
y some grave charges of ''tyranical con-
uct, mercenary methods, use of abusive
anguage, deceit, habitual Drunkenness"
nd so forth. The San Jose Mercury is
the charges and it says: "The
re of that positive nature that they can
eadily be reached there is nothing vague
r indefinite about them; they should be
topped if they are untrue" The Mecury|
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