Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-06
ANOTHER GLADIATOR.
SUTRO HANGING ABOUT THE ARENA sTUp--NG
FAIRS CONDITIoN--WILL He JUMP IN AND
GIVE HIM TUSsELl - THE BOYS
BELIEVE THAT HE WILL

The city was thrown into state of I'M
healthy excitement Wednesday morning by
the arrival of Adelph Sutro a man named
very prominently for the past few days in
connection with the Senatorial fight. 1t had
been whispered about the streets the night
before that he would arrive on private
special, sent over Sharons railroad at the
expense of the defeated Senator, and num-
bers of hungry sack hunters were on hand as
late as one o'clock in the morning to meet
| the distinguished polltitian, miner and CEN
nubiator His non-arrival by midnight cen
veyance, however, did not cause hope to be
lost and yesterday morning when ne stepped
off the train thrill of bullion cstacy went
| through the ranks of the lobby, and the
| word was passed along the line that he was
| indeed in Carson, represented no longer by
Mr.. Moor, his attorney, bat by the corporeal
presence of the wiley old Assyrian himself
GENERAL RUBBING OF HANDS
Was noticeable all over the depot steps,
which Mr.. Sutro only observed ina vague way
out of the corner of his eye rs he got off the
cars with his two buxom and blooming
daughters. He had a shawl strapped up in
roll aud a small grip sack in his hand, Viii oh,
in the imagination of the beholders, repre-
scented st least million in Government
bonds. He stepped into a bus and as the
conveyance whirled along the street the price
OF room rent and grub rose fifty per cent ali
along the line. He registered at the Orus-
BIZ House to the delight of the nimble dealers
of faro, bar keepers and baotblacks, who
saw the premontory symptoms of wealth al
ready overshadowlng them. In less than an
hour the lobby began to gather about the
Ormsby House like flies holding convention |
over molasses barrel The street was full |
of smiling faces, and when men met they |
clasped hands over the prospects with a grip |
that caused the blood to tingle in their
fingers ends.
THE LOBBY ON DECK.
MIR. Sutro had sooner INDUCED in his
re gular lavatory exercises than his rooms
were stormed on all sides Excusing himself
to the mob he granted an audience to the
OF the Virginia Chronicle, the
San Francisco Chronicle and the APPEAL. He
received the reporters smiingly, and when
asked about the Senatorial fight replied:
Sc l have not heard Of any tght. | cannot
see the necessity 81 it. Mr. Fair has fixed
up his caucus, presume. | Gnu only here
On legal business what co want of politics?
have at times been forced into political
lights, and when get in L give as good an
account Of myself as possible. | have no as
,irations of political nature. / do not want
o make any more money. What does man
want OF political preferment, anyhow? (Here
double knock was heard at the door and
obbyist thrust in his head He was dis
missed firmly but politely What does Fair
rant of the Senatorship? He simply spends
million or so to show forty millions Of peo-
lie that he is blasted ass. He does not
now enough Of the his.or of the country,
or has he a sufficient grasp of intellect to
anne laws for the people. His ignorance
ould always be, conspicuous (another IL