Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-06

THERE were 81 ,S70.4sl in standard dollars
distributed from tho various m:nts last
month, as against only $685., 1921 in December,
1879.
THAT caucus of tonight seems to give most
Of the members more food for t>""! '"ru' %
Election than any other propc.. .,"n '.pN ~"
tho CARPET.
SrARvATIoN Russia is the location OF the
terrible scenes Of starvation this season. It is
reported that $50, 600 peasants arc starving in
the Province OF SaratofI and upwards of ,0O0-
coo in Somara.
Miss LIZZIE SARGENT, daughter of ex-Sena-
tor Sargent, has been admitted as {, member
of tho medical profession. She was born in
Nevada City,,and is a graduate of the Medical
College OF the Pacific.
The Emperor Francis Joseph Of Austria is
said to give in charity third of his annual
income of $3.50 900, distributing it without
regard to race creed. Good example for
the Queen OF England.
THE WEEKLY APPEAL. containing COM
plete record of the legislative proceedings up
TO date, is now out, and can DO found at the
newsdealers. 1t is specially adopted to send
ing home to friends during the session.
\ BALTIMORE clergyman preached on the
subject: .'Why was Lazarus beggar?"
Probably Laz bought his wheat at 81 Is.
same as the rest Of the boys.-[Chicago Board
Of Trade Report for $780, Because he did not
advertize.-[ Hawkeye.
THE Bee has tho following: at is said that
Sharon sent over another sack to the Neva-
da Legislature for the purpose Of defeating
James c. Fair for United States Senator even
at this late day.
While the sack holds out to greet,
The biggest "bonanzer' may be beat.
WELLS, FARGO 4 Co. have secured the
right to carr Y the express overthe line ofthe
Atcheson, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad This
will give them q complete line TO the East.
over the Central Pacific the express is car
ried only TO Ogden, where it is transferred to
the Adams Express Company. The high
rates of the latter company hsve been the
cause OF great complaint, and the direct
Southern route will be hailed as relief by a
suffering publice.
BLooDSHED has begun in ireland dis
patch dated the 5th reads as follows: Last
night some people near Clarenorris dug
ditch across the road TO prevent the passage
of q process server who, with police escort,
was proceeding to serve writs of ejectment.
The peasants threw stones freely. The Rio.
Act was read, and the police charged upon
the crowd. -Four persons are believed to be
fatally bayoneted and several others in
jured"
TnE Times of last night has the following: !
$50 far as the Virginia Il Truckee Railroad Is |
concerned, the writer claims more Intimate |
knowledge of its cost of operation than pos |
sessed by the Rondout tourist, and has no |
hesitation in saying that the present rates of
fare are barely sufficient to pay very mod
crate dividend over actual cost Of transport
ton" Tho statement of the net receipts of
The V. & I. K. r., filed in the Assessors
office, show very large dividend over the
''actual COST of something over half mill
lion.
SILVER says the Leadville Democrat,
IS the center of the richest mineral region in
Inc San Juan, and will some day be nearly as
arge as Leadvlle. It is beautifully situated
n one of the most charming little valleys in
America. The scenery is very grand, and
more nearly approaches that OF Switzerland
han any other on this continent. 1t will
imply repay any real lover OF the grand in
nature to visit that region as soon as the road
s completed. There is nothing like it any
where olse Oh this continent.
SETTLED AT LAsr.-The Truth, editorially,
announces that the Morey letter was forg-
ry. In addition, it publishes the following:
NEW YORK, December 81, 1SS0.-Joseph
Iart-Dear Sir: In answer to your note OF
would say that 1 can see no good
eason Tor longer Withholding the statement
nent you desire to make in your paper, viz,
hat You are now satisfied, from the evidence
n your possession, that the letter published
" you purposing to have been written by
;eneral J. A. Garfield to Ii. l.. Morey, of
lynn, was forgery. Fully understanding
he imposition practiced upon you by certain
nembers of the National Democratic Com
iittee, on whose assurance you relied, with
egard to the gouuineness Of the letter, know
,g bow earnestly you have worked to ascer- Y
lin the authorship OF that fraud, and by fol- g
,wing every clue that seemed 10 lead to its
,lution, and fully reppreciasing your oft re-
eat ed declarations that you only wish in the
remises to ascertain and proclaim the exact
nth, / deem it injustice to ali concerned.
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