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Value Of The Wren in DESTROYING
!nscc!s.

The observations ! have been able tn
make daring a residence of several
years on a farm have convinced me that
the common house wren j. really one of
cur most valuable birds. not perhaps.
from what they nave done. but from the
possibilities wrappedup intheir diminu-
tive bodies. Ther are quite rs social
- the purple martin or the bluebird,
and greatly surpasS either of these n
the Tapiditg with which they increase.
| began several years ago To provide
them with nesting places in the vicini-
u of my buildings. Sometimes |
fastened the skull OF a horse or OK. or
a small box. in 4 tree top. But latteriy
| have made Il a practice every s1ring
to obtain thirty or forty cigar boxes
for this purpose. If the box is long
and large. | put \ partition across the
middle. aul make n hole through into
each apartment. 1t is very seldom
one OF these little fam.~ most
instances tWn hSoSS are annually
m rIarea Il scason " turned out t1 ii,.s co
brJods OF young wrens-six little hun
- DHAe' 'Ati btAlit. w tL2utLCli III All
| think a cigar box never before did
better duty. The lamentcd Robert
kennicott stated that a single pair OF
wrens carried 10 their young about 4
thousand insects in 4 sing.c dav. Like
al young. RAPIDLY growing birds. they
are known to be vorac Gus eaters, liy.
ing entirely upon insects. The point
upon which most stress NAV be laid il
this: That by providing them with nest
ing places in our gardens. orchards
or grounds. and o allowing them
to be caught by cats or scared away b.
n schievols boys, we mas have scores.
l. no: hundreds of them about us during
most OF the time in which insects are
destructive They undoubted return
to the same localities year after wear.
Last season l had up about thirty OF
these westinghouse, and all but two or
three. VIII n were not favorably located.
were occupied. Nv crop of wreus
could scarcely have been less than one
hundred AMI fifty. and the old birds
hlled the ar with music when tkeF were
not on du.v in building their nests or
feeding their young. The coming
spring | intend 10 pur IN at leas. : hun.
dred of these nestiIg-boxes in my
orchards and groves. and / have no
doubt | shall be repaid I hundred thou-
sand fold for the little labor il costs.
As long - they come back so regularly
every year and in constantly increasing
numbers. ami serve me 50 well, / shall
do al in my power IA protect and en-
courage them And l an of the opin-
ion that when one species of social.
useful birds can be made 10 cougresa;e
in such unusual numbers. others will
come also. But the hard ness. soeiabil-
ity, lore of the locality where il Is
reared. and wonderful fecGndity OF the
little house wren. render it IN my judy
meni. one of the most valuable of oar
inseciivoro1s birds.-C0r. Amsricaz
Naturalist.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-28
phllaiclph n Timed.
I~hITaI'IIH FI"
Wen Nall d. Ssi"r. tn ~ nese

"UeIlo! Denny, what j. ID tsou lie,'
com I'm all broke up,''fwss ,hr r..
epouse 10 the inquiry Of an oli ehsp IiHe OF
William G.. Dcnniston, one = Pa rsguf's
war-worn veterans. ~wc!l-knsUn 10 the
southern section of this c.iS wto came
limping into the American - ye erday.
AZ thought I would 90 undo the hnfches
this time" continued DrnnisiR fneSer
suffered so much in nv life. lnedt efheu-
matte govt so bad thai could pesg' III the
bed or put my foot TO the CO an would
have been there We, II a friend Nad "a rec
commended ST. Jacobs %! 10 ~ IL stated
some time before getting a 80, mixing
Il was only another one 81 O. d 'erfised
nostrums: but was finally cd" Five IL
atrial. m a lucky dag Il was Why,
bless my stars. after bathing em Thor
oughIy with the Oh felt Ssief and my
faith was pinned to -. Jscn1 40 bis Oh
aLy that. ] freely say that " 1e1sd "a been
n 81. Jacobs oil / shOuld in pr abiiify,
be still housed. Ny foot onfns ne but
little and the swelling has 0tire ; passed
away. II beats anything 81 q Eb IL have
eyer heard 0, and any person 0ho !yabts it
send them TO me a. no. = Tenth
Street,
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-28
Sky.LarkS in New jersey.

On the 1st of Nav, Henry Hales lib.
eratai 1T Ridgewood. Bergen County.
n. j.. Seventv-four OF the sky-larks im-
ported by L. W. England. and reports
tie entire success OF the experiment
Nter a few days enjoyment of the
sweets of liberty the birds set about
housekeeping. They stole away BIZ
pairs in the fields and began neSt-build-
ing. The males became more and more
vocal, and scared aloft above their set
Ting mates and poured forth their
sweetest strains. The nests, hidden in
the grass or grain, were not easily dis
covered, but some Of them were found.
They contained four or five freckled
eggs of a greeniSh-gray east. Like
other nests placed on the ground, some
of them have been visited BY cats or
other predatory animals, but in other
cases the eggs have gone safely through
the process of incubation. and the
Young larkS-real American-born sky
appeared. There is no
question that the youngsters will take
a of themselves. and, barring acct
dents common to all bindings. reach
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RepEjticaa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-28

4 yoarr nas go hs4 h~xa sahsssss c~t
In . CAsrsxs H~sst. Asssas ssse3 sAAAs
snd try hts fsrsas-. Ne Fs<s~sx4 50 kaa-
s~lf kAsi uazsacs usel1 80 I've sssts.
sad fsacte4 ssss - a&xst go ass ADpses
iAs sasars i<lmSssos % >sw lea 80
ru2eAsaz he csy he sn: hs es1sf - afre%
asrIsan u he fxseo1s F~~ssazEs41 krsfss
sad sosleifxd aAsfs- iAemosas tssassea
stf~nilvsis - ne ysuax EAss ss9lres. sSi
aaaYY tea aias Get aYsI SGD hzsks.
sArs ges tie eess e-ek 800 on &e. 49, shAf
saur Wsisers sfw sts<sfEse eel f~fss. ssf
bsy orsF fse Ae.s n rs @sftsG Ae1sfIt al
q this sga ca d. snd ses EfSs ahfse-
,isn. lie wear osA sap-~sta4ssasnss ESt 80
he.s sssllty - "a. asW On .sskE uas So-a-
ING EASgx. snS n yea asaf saeased nf~sr
ua4art2klAx. Yea wtt have shs ssstsfs2trs 81
do.az lear bcst % szerft -" 81
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-28

WLiis1 ,. CSsS@l2a4 us ssGasss2a. hsss.
ssrs; "Is ne EEL - t--S ga tAksa sra Q
ssSesz ksf.1y s&AssA tos2sr1As s~ssss
eoaxA sas sftzlgssI ~ -. CssY HargtzL
Nkii. taess ne aoxtnrs .zAa ! ASs shssls SO
ixff iuDr a. hts =. ~shssfdss2F iEssrsahsp@.
tai . sfssna tskI me OF pA W. nsLfs usI-
sAx roA raE ir>aa got q setts, sess -
en- safpr4se Icoumerce1fa lee Nstsf ss8t>
eay I feel "a e~ts-r . aria thss issEs ths fsst
tafse years lsnfs tAss h8s8nE sAst ever sas
ssrscfed xilh p~.ess~iiaaSs IA TAI Ia VA
HAlL'a hAL<zs Tua Tux LC<os so1 - en-
yEcsd ia toSSCMrTsox cas- ~ Srztn =
Aiso asurr rsnrfY for SAA taagks. ssf al
Cless Aa1 lgag ut.easra eElI - df1QStztA
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-28

AII1rrr bov. who e In . hshit o. say.
,,1 NJ. nr,ysr. be.ore going 0bed sAe 9th
er night asked hi. motasr: <9 IN, how
long will il be before I'm - 1sto quit
saving nv prayer. You neSyyour.,
do yous't And The m";hsr Little
bows shouldn' . AK - mAHy - 6o
10 sleep, ms child
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-28

IT Is quite the thing 70 fsees,
old shawl. and even old &C. private
parlorS- New York lady Dun N
which she IA. pssted bits d ae6mo<h-
er's dresses, ricn brpca2s-x nat sne
produces 10 entertain N.r o1tho>s
who haven't q grandmoih-& s1sre md
enyy her.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-28

Lthney.wor t IL an unfasiias rruisff fer
thai tortneurh- di.szse, plies. II taetssi tie
bowels genlls and freely. aai the rrssss~s
th- cause. To not fsi 20 trs "a GsitessliF
either IN dry or lauhd !ogfa.-A@ AL rfvsA
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-28

Experiments in regard - De G ct
upon horses Of a diet 81 " IS nj =
have recently been made IN 3erm ny
For some time II had bccn ~ rcd hat
horses were fond ot thee mis-, mi
would eagerly drink water wAlch
some Of them had been placels H.'rsss
cared for in TIN, way she'd oeir ioug
winter hair worry early in the ing nd
come out in vcry huc and 10y 'um-
mcr coats. Two Of the DTS pon
which Dr. Frcit"g, Of li.e e, al
meuiod IN this WAY were aaorst sery
,hahhy-looklng creature, "a i'm , fsw
weeks their bodies rounded out, ard
thy gained from eleven 4 fou een
kilUsrammcs in weight Gig teen 'iss.
In the meantime they worked more uli-
iuglv and with greater effect than hey
had ever done before, and I'd n So
easily break into Il pcrSp.ra CON. One
little, lady groomcd aui Js-sf irted
pony which Wa submitted - his eat
mrut-the nuts beng mixed nth uthor
food-guncd thiry-thrce 81 egra 'ncs
in twenty eight DAYS, aEdih ogh . srst
he wa, lazy and sleepy. in thor time
boc:.ino sleek aud spirited.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-28

The first j. Is the time OF cutting aud
the second the OF curing. rs
20 the time Of cutting grass there - .
little difference Of opiaioa. n very iarso
portion Of the farmers being IN favor ui
-.xat.nz early, as sSoa 81 :As gross = N
but as 20 the best methods of
- preserving, they are a great
opinions; while one parry
cA:Iu-Ies, to spread anddry in the
tyctt<SsO dsys. another party be-
- be cat after nine o clock
IN the barn before three
.kepyed 10 the front.
and dcr-~---na' grass asd other gueeh
crops can be preserved the hes: II cui
and packed down entirely grSen. IA a
siIo. withou: even driving the @.ier out
after a shower. and they prove her
faith in il by taer prac Zee. NhIle 81
IS evident that crass can be cured. or
preserved in these various ways. 20 ihat
catrle VIII readily eat /, AMI thr VIC on
il. IL i not - clear a, To which wa -
the be-!; this is 10 be regretted Tor
in a matter OF % much impJrtIncc u Is
very des. rib'e that we should vase -
little a. po., ible. and set e down TO
the most economical aai the most re-
liable. Is wei. ~ the best way.
Reliable chemists tel u tina gEasS
dried IN the snn. without bei11 Vet,
| preserves nearly. ii not qa!.e all OF IT'S
/ n~utriIneni, Will. ii wet by 4 heavy
! shower 4 io-cs nearly one:Eiri OF us
. nutritious qualities; theE also tel -
! that. when put into 4 -ilogTeen,i Il loses It's
| sugar by ferIpenIat on, though the lo-s
in this way Is not ~ great 81 |hen vet
w rain. From tbs II would seem ~
/ one was sure o. fair weather. he co1!i
could keep more cattle on ms
grass cured by sunshine than oy pre>erV-
ing IA 4 siio, ant that nc c'ud
keep more b. packing IN = So
than IL he should get il capght IN a RI H.
Some farmers succeed ia getting the pei
hay BY making il III the cock R.'eI
giving il a few hours sun, il Is rake.
up i'm heap, o. about forty pounds tath'
and allowc ed To remain u~ntoucGcl th1
next day; but the third day, IL Tue
weat er remains. fair, II Is recoc"ei,
and the fourth dag the cocks are turned
! over in the morn ne, and got IN sooa
a ter dinner. The OBJ ectlon II thi'
way is that il is too much labor. ana L
there should b. u storm Il INJURIES thl
outside, which would have u be- sPr,a
and DIR ed. but no common s'orm "oh.'
injure the inside. unless il should cont
before it hal been rakei up twelve
hours. Clover hay. male IN tbs way
retains all Of its leaves AMI l. very
sweet; the blossoms in the winter ar
very frayrant AMI hold their color re
markabl. well.
With the improvements which We
now have. 10 cGt, make and harvest GU
grass, we cannot stop To practice th'
old methods in US: before the Introdnc
OF machinery. even though our hay ma.
not be quite ~ good; but when ".
consider how quicS We can u an
spread Il five acre lot. and how eaSl,.
an well il can be stirred and kept b
sno "ir to- dry, and nnai'y how easily
can be raked. loaded and housed. it ~
pears very evident that with 4 littl,
watching of the weather, there is
better chance 10 get our grass wei
cured under the old system OF hand
wCrk.-NasSGcinScg IfyVgaHldH.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-28

Two brothers named Bowen. plow-
inc ia a field near GAINESVILLE. ARK.
were instantly killed b. lightning. EY-
ery bone in their body vas broken.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-28

APARrs letter says: "Apcars Mac
key ball ihe toilet OF th3ss e mas .
poem" II this thipg i 20 9 sse rzze
we have o whole wAs;e-b2-H 5staa eos-
TUNES to give auay.-B~@~
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-28

Snow Cake.-Two cups of white
sugar. one cup OF butter, one cup OF
sweet milk. four cups OF flour. three
teaspoonfuls of baking powder and
whites OF eight eggs: flavor with lemon.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-28

",Trs hard to part from theew Isve''-
and sometimes it i even 9.sdfarult 10
get away from those We o love -Iaas-
Qs'IRsd SUt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-28
p...s ma. q. "a. sf..s~.

Ash Druggists for " kru<a "a ksta" ftsfekF
out rata nice rosessS 6 g. hs1-tsgN i
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-28

STRAWBERRY .horteass at chu = festf
val i. charming stuff TO eat. b s1rh ex
citing fur TO see who gets STA Sry.-
Boaon Post.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-28

Western Union Telegraph go
the inventor who should D. A,mp -nssc-
tical scN;uplc telegraph ir-Yuner the
Cincinnati papers say, has tbn n" rded
To- II. &. Nicholson, 4 nari,dSSof ) con.
Nv. He j. tie brother IF q ven able
:. Il. Nicholson, and began Nc 10 Nfays-
vile a a printer in the of1ce fthe
Monitor, then published bv TIC II a. X.
II. stanton. Subsequently be : ID ed
medicine and became a prIc1ilon {, bal
his taste, incl.piE~ him To Cent . in
yestigaiion. he became \ telekraf opc-
rator, and has since made eiectr rs n
study OF hi, lie. lie has b8n CT aged
for many yclss upon his ? escni nsen
ton.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-28

Tug Fraser Asae Grease 10 the bed and
cnly Osnginr. We kRo~ 10
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-28

PROF. BELLS frat eNperaDene 10 con.
strueting the telephone we're unde asBrad-
ford, Ont.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-28

As...I It,.s 30, ;; Ss.as ssst'. e:
umbrella q . Sient>"
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-28

WHEN does 8 sculptor rSfssor
for the future, Whea h@nDins
head.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-28

When he reflects.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-28

R~rnnfxo's grs.I. saiysts anrtvziie - sos &c
spee.y heAl.a< saaIlslea ffaoe 3
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-28

FIFTEEN thousand dentlsp tostRe the
natiye American.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-28

Weeds are generally the earliest
Users in 8 garden BET.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-28

Two brothers in Iohanon, g., are
ENGAGED in a bitter and ~ pensi g law
suit over The ownership 81 h :. IL
seems Ia be strictly a fimIi ala
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-28

Uc<err ~r kl~fs1A Asx Eszs sEs
Ssurz a asa . Saa. hssts sas<&tss SD
tssa e - 49, sFssz kstSss HsFsx9s
psaanssSa. aad ~s sfse-st krfrSst We
pkysssess - s~@~zs~s "a ssf s~r s~~
Ex,~ss. ss<a s>es $50 &zEaa sze
-sxsdsx@s xesef sfeS1 ee1s9e 80
r.~asesss g. v 80 y ts tsmas.Aa 4F
In rf~siaraa~. ~ Ls~
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-28

ASrcE thing il oi,-ardiF
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-28

Highly !-'--c.ljrg -,-~lms
q ugv d@i-r..,r.! uinrtsls ut
place q irN evening". AGO AZ Oh "a
tory q tue criaeu, aual,I.e4l -
NJ Nae-,1. LAWN. G..el l. u
With 'hr liquid iu question. AZ lvn
the VIZ, VI. kariig. the dec lters
the '--s. ~, tossed the ii-lls b
aSaul.i III" c,i.irs. cpuuk "a
by,'ahd'rs as vi! "a, him~lf AZ
flaming nu.l, wh,h, huury,aEts
as,"ul>AUaIt Il al Lte~rnI udSged
trriy d.Hul 81 heat ov Jarn.fJxca
Ity. he t.eE soaked D., rur H.
kyryhisi :u the c-.rrce AL n
IRE the essence burnt it.cl a.,
the haniAe.ya.,: remained Mia
'dfd his hat after ,~uui,r,iHu tes
lar trial. Then NM. Nuctt DE
and lrii"l plunged Their - r.
pan Il ed With ,Lc burning l -.
drawing them v.fh a0ErS sl
Ike 80 many th * iy', IL
experienced rp sensation - ct v
-oc,cT upon the skin sd face go
rrgf.v IN a state of active co obfs
Other Observation-Disclosures Of q co
wonderful nature. CuLCl -.ycH dei
>,raiiug that .hc "kouig - once
capable of producing light vi, sDsri b
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-28

she was a mighty purity young crcesuf
den. and powerful spilled by her moder:
and old massa and missis. too she
looksoo high. aud want TO marry or,
Marse Harrs. an he was jes, dat wild
bout herr So ole msSsa an him bad
some high words bout il: and on his
death-be ole marse made him promise
nebsr to marry her. So den be wen
way. an neber come back; an Nissis
Brown and Miss Rosey dey went way.
.nn On, We nehcr hneri nuiiu' o
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-28
sorinx ~


Corn for green feSdsny ouga; IN
so=n thronxhsa: July. snd ~ lssc -
. majority OF fArnsrs-.Ht ;kss saf
" il crossing larger as5 iarg~s-srp
disposed 20 rsn TIE risk oi a deArth
pasture il Ssptsmbrr. wsen a aes1
80 II corn %o~a hn-sAcAs. znd aa<
in. or wha; may BE- better. duI
can protect them sSAias. L. IA
&c; Of \ single scrr, beginning a
when X il from ;hT-e - tpur}
height. and f-i IA the y1-d 4
would surprise these uaacras.
providing III. fodder .ag Ills
time o: need.
In portions q Ncw Eaglzrt aAx
York. n Heil 81 here .7d ,hr~ For
place, this gnCca fodder !. -
served a p,,s TT a4a,,s.t-~i a.
which we have fahIshcd a.- hrra
Iniotmatina, sd regard O.. 4
very favorable light la., a. s
on NauOus ccCAsrls. ~ 80 !, 80,
genera resort - ttis ula.lr, r.
a. u ! by c,u>.1r-a'r oa,
those who ksYe 81 4. f,lrA Ia
two, ihree o. irsr yca~, .1Nil 80.
and show uHt.rlraaty she ais 80
which they drs.ye from g. Nns
do rot NEGLECT Use si'--sln
Ces;co above, .. ga - = u, a~o
"a 80 @t'suiar ,V 81 >cll.m 4
ne greater pa: q u-..'s -,
20 lar ga Sustaining ,h- cs't'c .6t
t~ic1lar pe-ai 80 - - rat -
arstE's col4 Isu vtl uLcA - er
Upon 'ta; yeu 4 Wien rs,iu h
commonly jos. tte.- uut1-i Iva
ard We h-@n w'h the pamps 81
po~ia,Oes, etc sSH!. "a rra
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-28
Hev 20 Make the Best Of the Grass

When the question Is settled IN favor
of cutting grsss TO feed easie. there are
two more that force themselves
upon Us aud demand q settlement.
The first j. Is the time OF cutting aud
the second the manner of curing As
10 the time Of cutting grass there j. bot
little difference Of o~piaioa. n very largo
portion Of the farmers being IN favor 81
u.- a.a - a. ,,rasx = m
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-07-28

Defender of the people. of the state:
Kinder and quic Ncrcr al majestic
cSrn al my finest Iriu mDh-thou can<t wait
The crown thy patience wrought.
TO serve thy generation. this thy fare. -.
.W rittp- an water swiftly fades thy naune'
But nc who loves his kin docs first, ana latc'
= 4 work ton .rcat for infnc.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-17
Senator Plumb's Silver Bill

WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.-The bill in
troduced yesterday by Senator Plumb
to provide for the issuance of silver
certificates on bullion authorizes and
directs the Secretary of the Treasury to
receive silver bullion at the minis and
assay offices in sums of not less than
$1,000, and to issue therefor, as the de-
positors may elect, standard silver dol
lars or silver certificates. The coinage
of standard silver dollars is prohibited
from and after the passage of this bill
until the amount of such standard dol
lars in the Treasury shall equal the
percentum Of silver certificates issued
and outstanding and shall then be re-
sumed, but only such amount shall be
coined thereafter as shall be required to
preserve that proportion between STAN
dard silver dollars in the Treasury and
silver certificates outstanding.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-17
A One-Armed Fighter.

Captain George Butler is fine speci-
men of American manhood. He fought
very bravely in the war between the
North and South, and was severely
wounded at Gettysburg, losing his right
arm. He now resides at Rome, and is
a painter by profession. He is as clever
with the sword as with the brush, not
withstanding that he only has his left
hand available. Captain Butler, the
other day, was walking out with a
brother artist, also an American, when
Signor. Mosso, an Italian, accosted But
ler's friend. Captain Butler said ado
not answer him, for he is tipsy," and
Immediately received slap in the face.
A challenge followed. The antagonists
met at quarter past 5 on tine afternoon
of the 18th, at spot outside the Porta
Cavlaeggriera. They were attended by
their respective seconds and surgeons,
and fought with long italian rapiers,
te rrible weapons in the hands Of strong
and skillful men, being very thin, and
sharp at the point AS razor. They
penetrate with wonderful facility, and
are rarely used in duels, unless mis-
chief is meant. Signor Mosso is the
son of an Italian officer, and is en-
ployed in the Government Tobacco De-
partment. He wears eyes, glasses. Al
though an excellent fencer, and possess
ing the advantage Of a right arm, it
soon became evident that he was no
match for his antagonist. After few
passes Captain Butler aimed a thrust at
Signor Masso, striking and smashing his
eyeglasses, breaking the steel rim. The
rapier glanced little aside, and pene
rated the flesh between the eye and
nose. The wound was not dangerous,
out it gave an excuse to the seconds
and surgeons to terminate the conflict.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-17

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tbs Immediately relieved by Shiloh's
Cure.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-17
Important Testimony.

CHICAGO, December 16.-A Times
Pittsburg dispatch says: John F. Fos-
ter, sixty years of age, residing in
Beaver, has been summoned to Wash
ington as witness against Guiteau.
He will testify that he encountered the
assassin last June at bootblack stand
in Washington, ard that after some
talk Guiteau gave his name and said
he was to be appointed Consul at Paris.
When Foster suggested there was
many slip in politics, Guiteau said !:
" If I don't get that appointment, there
will be more excitement here than there
has been since 1865"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-17

The New York Herald of the 10th
instant contained three columns of
Geographic news, in the German lam
guage, from Vienna, relative to the
burning of the theater there, which
occasioned so much loss of life. Very
commendable in point Of enterprise on
the part of that journal, but we fancy
there are very few Germans in this
country who could not read the news i'll
English.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-17

President Arthur is both a good shot
and good fisherman, and follows
President Hayes in that respect, who
hunted all over the Sandusky marshes
when alloy and kept at it until he reached
the Presidency. Mr.. Hayes once joined
the cod and mackerel fleet of the New
foundland banks, and spent season in
that tenpestuous and dangerous occupa-
ton. Washington was one of the best
sportsmen of his day, and raced horses
like General Jackson, and shot every
description of bird and beast in Vir-
ginia.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-17

The Michael Reese hospital, erected
on the lake shore under the auspices of
the United Hebrew Relief association
of Chicago, was formerly dedicated on
the 25th ultimo. Charles Ehrhardt
and wife will be warden and matron
and patients will be admitted at once.
The heirs of Mr.. Reese gave $4,000
toward the building and $4,000 for its
support.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-17

DIR. Bliss is preparing book giving
the details Of the management of Presi-
dent Garfield's ease. He will take o..
casion to answer the comment upon the
criticisms and suggestions which have
been made in regard thereto.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-17

A son of the late Rev. DR.. Nehemiah
Adams, of Boston, highly orthodox
divine, has become speaker and
writer against Christianity. On the
other hand, it is said that one of Colo
mel Ingersoll's daughters is convert to
Presbyterianism.