Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-16
THE NEW REGIME IN RUSSIA.


The new Emperor Of Russia is gen.
orally looked upon as aman OF less heart
and brain than his predecessor, and
there is nothing to warrant belief
that his rule will be any less rigorous.
The policy of the Russian royal family
appears to keep from the people con-
stitutional form of government. 1t
was for refusing this form of govern
ment that the late Car was assassinated,
and unless the signs are all at fault the
present ruler of Russia will do well to
adopt conciliatory measures toward his
subjects, or his blood will stain the
streets of st. Petersburg. Russia has
been kept back many years liz the pro-
gress of civilization by the iron rule Of
a line of kings whose barbarisles and
cruelties have been unparalleled. The
Romanoff dynasty could be placed upon
no firmer footing than to make the con-
cessions which the people ask, but the
probabilities are that the reins will be
drawn tighter than ever, and the end
will be anything but favorable to the
powers now in command.
SENATOR MAHONE.-The question
of Senator Mahone's ballot is now def
nitely settled. He cast his first vote. in
the Senate with the Republicans, amid
a burst Of applause from the galleries.
His vote will also elect George Gorham
Secretary of the Senate. A pupil Of
Senator Malone thus alludes to him:
"It has been thirty-three years since
that time, and my life has not been
without incident and variety; school,
war aud business have each brought me
in contact with many of the marked
men of the country, and yet as a boy of
twelve years of age I had already seen
the best teacher of mathematics, the
most skilled organizer and the ablest
executive officer in my life. He i'm
parted more information in few
months at that school than any other
teacher had done for those boys in al of
their years Of tyranny before"
The E:rcha2Je and Stock Report are
making hard struggle for the pat
ronage Of the new mining districts. No
sooner is a new locality discovered and
few claims stocked out, than maps of
the district appear in both the papers
with volumnious descriptions of their
wealth and resources. The owners of
the district measure up the accounts
with tape-line and ever afterwards
avoid the paper publishing the largest.
An old man rapidly acquired 100000
worth OF property at McGregor, Iowa.
Feeling that he would soon die, he
wrote letters to his relatives in the
East, soliciting aid to carry him through
a hard winter. The only response was
from niece, who sent him $50 out OF
IlCI d SCtiOUI tcdCiitI, anu 10
her he has left his entire estate.
THE NEW EXEMPTION LAw.-One |
of the members Of the Legislature who
voted to exempt $40 from attachment,
attempted to get some groceries III Nir-
ginia City the other day, and was III
formed that his credit was exhausted. |
ssThat one twenty exemption Eaw,o |
said the man Of sugar and beans, scom-
pells us to close down..
Killing Cars in Russia is an amuse-
ment in which very little Roadway can
be made. The government simply Tugs
away the body, and before it cools anoth-
er Gar is proclaimed. There is big
reserve to draw from, and the Nihilists
cannot kill the Cars any faster than the
government can make new Ones
In spite of all the hue and cry raised !