Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-16

days without finding mention of one o
more old Nevadans going to tho Woo,
River mining region. Adverse report
from there are beginning to appear in tn
newspapers. That some of the nunbe
taking chances in the excitement in that di
rection, will make money We don't doubt
but we incline to the opinion that yer,
many who are leaving lucrative places il
this State to go to Idaho, will return re
lieved Of goodly amount of money, glai
to get their ole places again. ut IS mo-
all gold that glitters." as many will find
out, when too late.
On the title page of new novel by Mrs
E. D. E. N. Sonthworth is this atrocious
attempt at poetry:
''Listen, and will tell fearful storyl
Since remember aught about mysef.
A strange heart-sickness almost like death,
A deep remorse for some Enacted crime,
Nor some impossible, nameless wickedness,
Was upon me-in its prophecy lived.
No wretch dragged on 10 execution
Fer felt more horrid pangs than then stirred
My spirit with remorseful agony"
If Mrs. E. D. E. N can write as abom
Unable prose as she can poetry, and we
think she can. she should be able to OBJ
tain splendid position on the "New
York Slush Bucket or the "Boys Own. +"
While in Chicago on Monday Grant was
interviewed on Mexico, Conkling and
other subjects, in the course of which the
subjoined is reported:
Reporter has been considerable
talk of the formation of new party as the
outgrowth of the division. Have you
given the subject any attention?
Grant We'll, yes; there are very appar
ont indications of the break.u up of old par
ties. The feeling is quite pronounced in
the South, where the business element and
better classes of people in general are
DESTROYS of seeing the solidity of that Sec
ton destroyed. A new party with good
leaders, sound principles and platform to
suit the times, would be popular and
receive heavy following. not only in the
South but in the North as well, where
there is great deal Of dissatisfaction in
the ranks of both the Democratic and Re-
publican parties.
The reduction of the public debt during |
the month of May amounted to $11 $780,
721. If an equally good showing shall be |
made for the current month, the total re-
duction of the debt for the fiscal year will |
reach 800, 100000. The internal revenue
returns continue to be large, having
amounted for the eleven months of the |
year to S123, AS, 2S3. The average monthly
-, 10 olo |
about 5000, 140. If this increase continues
during the present month, the receipts for
June will be about S11 ,19O, 877 which will
make the aggregate receipts for the current
fiscal year about $134 ,635, ITO. Commits
sioner Raum, in his last annaul report esti-
mated that the receipts for this year would
reach about S135. 600. 900.
One of the striking incidents of Decora-
ion Day was the delivery of an Grafton at
Harper's Ferry by the colored orator,
Frederick Douglass, which had John Brown
IS its text. Twenty-Five years ago, Brown
vas hanged for an act committed at the very
point where his grafton was made; then he
vas universally execrated throughout Vir- {
,inia and the South, and the man who had
Jared to speak word in his praise would
nave shared his fate. Now former slave
md present Federal official tells the story
If the martyrs" life to an interested audi n
,Dce of Southern men, and, at the close, is
Congratulated by the very attorney who, on
'ehalf of Virginia, prosecuted and secured
he conviction of Brown for violation of
he laws of the country The world moves.
The Wall-styeet Meas, which is generally +.
rel informed. says: 1T is said that the ! r
lew York Tribune is no longer under the
ontrol of Jay Gould, except SO far as j,
he friendship of White'a Reid for favors
onein the past may effect the columns.
ut thatD. 0. Mills is the real hacker of n
lie corporation. We understand that be- 81 g,
IRE Mr.. Reid became the SON. in Jaw of the Fl
liter gentleman Mr. Mills furnished the Il
herewithal to release the Tribune from &C
~ Goulds clutches, and that with his aid n
le remainder of the Tribune building will vo
constructed and put in readiness for ten ar
It's The stock which the money of jaw s sn
oud purchased was in White,aw Reds Be
lme, and held as collateral by the form er Be
r the sum advanced. Mr.. Gould never
opposed that he would be able to take it ha