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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1883-08-02
That Awful Bow.

Hewas naturally cruel, and he told an
acquaintance one day that he had new
trick to play on the public--sOmething
entirely new. He had a long string and
brass key tied to the end of it, which
he said was the instrument of torture.
Over the front sidewalk large tree
sent some pretty strong branches, max
ing q seat hidden by leaves. Into this,
after dark, the boys climbed.
"NOw watt" said that awful boy,
"till the first victim comes, and don t
make a noise"
Soon an acknowledgement woman
came along, and, just as she had passed,
he let drop the key on the hard side
walk, Immediately pulling it up again.
Both now watched Developments.
The woman came to a sudden stop,
began fumbling in her pocket, and WON
dered what she could have dropped.
She started on, but had not gone far
before she came back, impelled by curl
osity, and began careful search of the
walk
Meanwhile the boys in the tree had
stuffed their fists in their mouths to keep
from spelling the game. and dared h;a'd-
ly look below for fear of laughing.
A sympathetic sister came along, and
together they picked up stones, and
turned over all the bits of wood and
paper and orange peel on the walk.
No money, no key, nothing did they
find, and so went on to their hOmes,s
perhaps to worry all night; or perhaps
a giggle in the tree turned their looks
of disappointment into a cheap smile,
and a laugh from the same place made
them have awful wicked thoughts about
boys.
One victim found piece of tin, and
laying the cause of the noise to that,
was saved great deal of worry. But
when she picked it up, and threw it
down several times to test the sound,
the boys nearly fell out of the tree.
A man, when caught, would slap all
of his pockets, and glance around
little, but it was seldom that he was
brought to a right down thorough
search.
When any one saw the trich after
searching half an hour, and saying all
kinds of little things for the amusement
of the boys, he simply went away
hurriedly. To get out of sight as soon
as possible seemed to be most desirable.
That awful boy is still around. Beware
of him.-Eugene Field, in Carl Pretzers
Weekly.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1883-08-02
A Young Traveller.

"Do you call this life-savin' sta
tion?' asked little eleven-year-boy of
Captain Devan, yesterday, after sizing
up the bOat-hOuse from one end to the
other.
That's just exactly what it is, and
there amt better one in the service"
replied the Captain.
s. Pshaw!' muttered the urchin, ''you
don't know what life savin' station is.
You oughter see them on the ocean,"
ION the ocean! What's little shaver
like you know about the ocean?'
"Well, l just made twelve trips over
an back, and you bet yer life know N
about it. I'd be on the ocean now if it
wasn't for my mother; but you see after
| my father was lost at sea she wouldn't
let me ship any more"
"Where is your mother nOw?"
"She' here in Louisville. Been here
over year"
"Where'd you live before you came
here?'
"In Germany
"You say you were sailor and made
| twelve trips on the ocean,"
mo, didn't say was sailor, but l
was a potater-peeler."
"On what ship?'
"On the steamship Servia, running
between New York and Hamburg"
"You must have been pretty young
when you started Out?''.
About eight years old"
How'd you come to go on the
ocean,
"Well, I'll tell you. My father was
mate on the steamship Cimbria. His
name was Lewis Fuar. My names
Alexander Fuar. There was three of
us boys, and we wanted to 20 to sea.
My father took one of my brothers with
him, and shipped US other ones on the
Servia as potater-peelers. After we had
shipped and made few trips he brought
my mother to this country, and brought
her here to Louisville. Then he went
back to the Cimbria and crossed the
ocean in her. On her way back to
America she was run into by another
ship. and my father and three or four
hundred passengers were lost There
wouldn't have been any need of any of
em being lost, but they got scared and
jumped overheard. My father and
brother were both on one mast together,
but my father got washed of, and he
was drowned 1 guess he was drowned,
for we-have never seen him since. I
was on the Servia then, and we got to
the Cimbria few days after she had
gone down. She hadn't gone all the
way down, but was still floatin' around
with little of her hull out of the water.
We helped to raise her.
Your brother wasn't lost then?''
"No. he got out ell right, and he's
here in Louisville now. We made two
or three more tips, and then our moth
or mads Us quit the ocean. She was
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1883-08-02
Knew Her Failing.

+ $50, Mary, you are going to leave me
to take service with Mrs. De Vere?"
''Yes, a'am, but you see she pays
me more wages"
Il suppose so, and suppose your
mind is made up to 60. Mary, l want
to make you present before you go"
"Please don't ma am"
"Why, what do you mean?"
81 mean, ma am, that Mrs. De We're
will want to know the cost of your par
lor curtains, the number of your serv-
ants, and the name of your dressmak-
err
'.And suppose she does?''
WHY, IN have to tell her, and as
much more as can think Of It's my
failing, and if you give me your old
black silk not to tell, and she gives me
new seven dollar hat to pump out all |
know, feel that I shall lean toward
the hat
Mary is allowed to 60, and Mrs. Eras-
tus thanks her stars that the girl never
knew that her diamonds were paste or
the furniture mortgaged.--Wan Stree,
D1ily News.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1883-08-02
n PLEA FOR THE DUDE.

The dandy Of these latter days
Has much that men may rightly praise:
For he, with all his vapid ways.
Is something new.
He differs from the Olden style
In being free from fraud and guile:
His harmless frown and vacant smile
Alike are true.
Some foreign airs he can't escape,
Some foreign styles he has to ape,
Because they suit SO well his shape
From top to toe;
No vulgar copyist is he,
But truly boasts himself to be
A quite unique vacuity-
"Rathah, yah know"
In dressing up a neither limb
No padder's art DISCUSSES him;
As nature made that member slim,
Slim it remains;
And nature rules in all the rest
Of his attire when he is dressed,
Unless, perhaps his hat suggest
Too much of brains.
In disposition meek and mild,
Almost as harmless as q child,
Silly by some he may be styled,
But seldom rude:
Though stronger souls may scOrn his dress
All must admire his cleanliness,
And find therein good cause to bless
The modern dude.
" Y SIM
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1883-08-02

The matter of securing foreign i'm
migrants for South Carolina has been
placed in the hands of the State Com
missioner of Agriculture, who proposes
to make vigorous effort to attract set
tiers. The Charleston Nescs says: 1--WE
want good foreign settlers. who will aid
in developing the resources of the State,
improve the condition of labor, and,
while growing rich themselves will con-
tribute to the general welfare of the
commonwealth. The immigrants who
have remained in the State long enough
to feel its advantages are well pleased
with their experience, and, as a rule.
are doing we'll"
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1883-08-02

A drove of four thousand sheep,
lately from California, and all raven
ously hungry, were driven recently into
a canyon forty-five miles from Eureka,
New, for feed, when. after eating
greedily, ali took sick. They seemed
crazed By what they had eaten, and the
whole flock staggered and ran about,
bleating sometimes piteously. In q day
and a half all but one hundred and
twenty got well and fell to eating again
as though nothing had hspfeaM to
bem.-1Nte1g0 Tsnses.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1883-08-02

The keeper of New York prison
charges prisoners fifteen dollars q week
board: He must be laboring under the
ldea that the prison Is q summer resort
hotel. Such an outrageous charge is
enough to induce poor man to lead
an upright life and not paronize his
old taE-N97rtssostn Rsyald.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1883-08-02
James and the Pears.

''James!"
Eyes, pa"
There were seven California pear;
in that cupboard. Six of them are
gone. Do you know anything about
it?''
Il never took one of them"
"Sure?"
Certain, pa. Wish I may die,
if"
"You wicked, bad boy; how often
have told you never to use such an
expression. Here comes ma; let us see
if she knows anything about it.
Mamma says she saw James take at
least five of them.
''YOu little rascal! How dare YOU
tell me you never took one, and here s
only this little one with the grub-eaten
side left?''
''Oh, pa, don't hit me. said didn' t
take one of them-and-and = and
that's the one I didn't take
UiIle Argus.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1883-08-02
HUMOROUS.

What relation is the door to the
door-mat? A step-father.
The man who invented the phrase.
"Just as easy as rolling off log"
must have tried to cross the river on
one.
"A Pittsburgh clothier advertises
''Gents' Refrigerator Clothing" The
outfit probably includes nice chest
protector.
Very shocking
fair and accomplished young DR..
Fell in love with lady named Pr,
But his terms scientific
Came forth so terrific,
That they really and truly quite shr.
An Erie (Pa.) paper prints story
about minister in Mercer who cured
dog of paralysis by praying over it for
an hour. We don't doubt it. A prayer
an hour long. by some preachers,
would make a wooden dog get up and
walk. The only wonder is how the
Mercer parson could stand it so long
himself.-Bmrlington HaaUkeye.
"A hungry cOuntryman was explor-
ing one of the quiet lanes in the city for
a dinner, when his ears were saluted
by shrill voice from an eating house,
which uttered in rapid tones the follow
ing incOmpfehensive jargon: '.Biled-
lamancapersors - acknowledgements =
Rosemuttonantaters = Biledlamancab-
bagevegetables = Walkinsirtakeaseat-
sir" The astonished man fastened his
pace in order to find a house where
they spoke English.-M. Y. Graphic.
Once upon time a belated traveller
applied for shelter at a farmhouse in
rather a wild part of New England,
and after being taken care of for the
night, was invited to join the family at
morning prayers. The host prayed
with due fervor for the stranger within
his gates, and also that his own sons
might be like two hemispheres. The
guest, failing to comprehend his exact
meaning, ventured to ask it later on.
The good farmer looked bit puzzled,
said he didn't exactly know, and after
q moment hesitation said: "But guess
it's pretty good word, amt it pr
Bazar.
An Orange-seller, the other day,
found bad specimen among his fruit
and carelessly tossed it away. 1t struck
an old woman in the eye, and she made
such q fuss over the accident that the
man gave her dozen good oranges to
20 her way in peace. She had scarcely
left when sharp-looking boy about
twelve years of age slid up to the fruit
seller and said: care you going to hit
any more old women to-day?'' ''Why,
no, not if l can help it, was the reply.
IF you are, give me chance" con-
tinued the lad. 'Tll bring my mother
down here, and you may hit her in both
eyes for half the oranges you gave that
other woman, and if that isn't fair you
can have a shot at dad and me. CHI
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1883-08-02

In the suit of Mrs. Matthias Wohl.
fahrt against Charles A. Beckart, q
druggist of the town of New Lots, L. l.,
to recover 5000 damages for the death
of her husband, the Court of Appeals
has given q decision in favo. Of the
plaintiff for the full amount and costs.
Deceased, while i'll, obtained from de-
fendant . bottle Of ''Black Drops It
was not labeled poison. and the sick
man took an overdose. IN r Times.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1883-08-02

The. tight name of Henry Irving,
:he English actor, Is RtosdNb,
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1883-08-02

THE oyerwofked printer may BE-
called agSlsysHse.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24
SpbHerie
brbHet.


Gle asrjte bter aes
6rau@eu DdrbpS vSlatb1
NIT srpsem Grfolse Oct
Otpbtberie.
q. erf
Oreenehr Gla.
6Iedte auSSetrodnet.
Cholera rerbltst.
0ef6tpdre eeretntst
ruh eebetlt.
BET 3ooeSiausti ioGte
her eet4nani eamit bes
banbelt perfeR e.
| ipirb jeben pteera4en
| @eru4 ssreaten.
| Der aaSgejei6nete
Mr5t Or. 81. Mariou
Gifns, Rerp Eori, Sast
sd bin 1ber3eugt, bdb
| s,rrf. 1arbpS Yreptgs
Tactic Club elm irertbs
relies Desiufietruusss
mittsl 49,
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SupsrIatipss. 8as 1T Der Sip.
fel Der Priberie2 Wenn cine Dame
oariiber err0tbet, baB i'm @sbirse bic Sci.
len nadt iinb. = @as 1T Der @ipfsl Der
Spariamfeit? Seine Srau aaf ben Sdm.
ben gu trassn, bamit iie fsin S9ubwert
brau9t.-@as 1T Der @ipfsl Der GsbuIo 2
Ginsn Sronleudter 10 LANCE unter benz sinen
Der @asarme gu tiseln, bis Der Director
Der @asanitaIt gu laden anfdnst. - Uas
Der @ipfel Der 9Shi9feit2 Wsm ismanb
bel benz Sobtensrdbsr Elm @rab befteqt unb
iener i'm nit. ben Worten entlSbt: Bite,
bsebren Sic mid balb wieber. - @as III
Der @pfsl Der 9iebe? Sid tobtidieBsn,
INN ieiner 6raa @~elssenbeit ~ seben, ibrs
eisbIinssfarbe, i4wara, re9t LANCE ~
trasen.
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gtwas pom @ebG6tniS. Was elm
.sutes @ebd6tnib mertb 1T, miien bieienis
9en am beiten su beurtbeilen, Die teines
baben. Gin i6le9tes @eod9niB ldBt ii6
absr bur9 llebuns, gufmerfiumfeit, Grs
resuns bes Snterehes, @rmeiteruns Der
@eii9tspunfte &c, u%erbeiern, wenn man
babur9 AUDI ni6t serabe elm @ebd6tniBs
9elo werben fam, pie Der beriibmte @riede
Tbemiitotles, Der elm 10 porSiislides @es
bd9tniB beiaB, baB er iid Die &unit bes
SerseiIens wiini9te. Nun, er mirb Bel
ieiner eanosmdnniu, Der 5rau 9etbe, aud
mandmal Croft sefunoen baben. Sin
anberer @ebd9tniBriel mar Der &Snig Mitbs
bribatcs bon Bontus, Der ieben Der 80, 900
Solbateu ieiues 9eeres beim Namen gu
nennen uermo6te. Sulius Gdlar biftirte Z
griefe su sleider 3eit. Seneca r%eeitirte
sneitauieub Worte in berlelben Orbnuns,
IN melder iie ibm porseiast wuroeu, uno
mebr benn smeibunbert Ierle in umsetebrtsr
Oronuns. Der Seiuit Meneitrier, befannt
ais Seralbiter unb 6iitorifer, war nit
eiuem Experimentation @eb69tuiB begabt.
Die &Onisin Gbriitine BON S9weoen lieB
in ieiner @%esenwart a9tbunbert Der uermors
r~eniteu Worter, Die MIR erbadt meroen f0n>
men, beriusen unb aufidreiben, unb Menes
itrier wieberbolte iie iosleid in unb auBer
Orbnung. Was @ieronimo MueNanoro,
8iidof uon Brinbiii las, bas bebielt CT
mOrtli6 unS tonnte IS lanse 3eit nadber
pieber eitiren. Die selebrts 0enetianerin
MOoeiia Bo33a uerma9te es, cine Yreoist,
bic iie sebOrt, auf Der Stele wOrtli9 gu
wiebsrbolen.
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unsefdbr brei &%iIometer n6rblid
bon Durango in Merico liest Ga GerrO be
Mercaoo Der mertwiirbise Bers, Der bur9s
meg II benz reidbaltisitsn Giiensrs be-
itsben fol-. Na9 sinsm Beri9te bes Ses
cretars Der giienwertsseielidaft Der @er>
eintgten Staaten uon Norbamerifa erbsbt
fi9 bieier 8ers etpa 600 SUB iiber bic Obers
fldde bes Blateaus. Gr lit anndbernb cine
Meile lang unb 4 Msile brett. Nad ia9.
funoisen Sddeunsen betrdst iein SnbaIi
an Gileners mebrere bunbert Millionsn
Gonnen.. Der 8eridteritatter bat ben
Berg brei Gage lang auf alien Seiten err
fori6t unb erflettert u. perii9ert, auein bas
auf Der Oberhd9e liesenbe Gr3serOae wiirbt
cine 0fiqion Sonnen @uBeilen ~liefern. 8ei
elmer Siefbobruns fanb man nod in sroBe,
Siefe uuter Der Sberfld9e ben srSBten Sra.
rei6tbum mie auf leeterer ielbit, uno su:
slei6 wurbe bur6 analpien Die uOr3islid'
Qualitdt unb &einbeit bes giiens con:
%itatirt.
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Ste ~id)mnrrige Gde.

Sin wibiser @irtb. Der 6urwirtb
gu o. in Der S6meiS war Nationulratb,
audi lonit in pielsn Nsmtern IL. elm wibiser
damn. gu benz famen alS gdfte 3mei
ip0ttiide 9err6en, Die es iufte, pom
Dirtbe CUTE Griimpfe gu erpreiien. sic
srtldrten ibm bnber, lie ieisn in 8~erlesenbeit.
wel9en Gitel iie linn seben io0ten. Oarauf
bemerfte Der Wirtb gang selaiien: rSbr
Serren, 10 LANCE Sbr BET mir losieret, 10
idsemer grab O6ienwirtb".
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VanperbiIt tlmisttNtat, satbetne. 1emn.,
pcu prpf. Darius rBrcpbylartie Glnib.A aIs Osss
tnfetrunsss unS Mslnisaussmtfa NJ Is iowc5l
ttepreti& rie rrattiiA rcrtasli&er ot5 aubere bss
.SartsS sIniss iutrs erastcbten soni
Scu. MeSanper 3. Stepbsns, Georgia.
SRer. Gtae. 3. Deems, GreretinsssRtr4S y. o.;
Spf. eeGcnfe, Gslumbld, nnireriitatsprpf., S.S.;
&ep. u. 3. Battle, Prct. @eresrs lntperttat;
9Wstsaa0 saotbwenot9 tar ieoea Saasbait.
9putpr1men unf5Ahlin. 9utnnerltAerl ceer hubers
~ liSern 0esraun for MenSAeu unb Yiet.
das rSlrte~ In srhntIiAN erprott rpreea uns trtr
ba1sn Gepeije ro1auf, baS ss ales eas berpirit ras
bier ron Ism be4auptst ptrb. Bur poutinetseren
ausfuuft la1e man I'D Bel ieinen s2ot5eter en
Gyemplar Der grpi9are sebeu cher ipeube I'D hesbaib
an ete Gtsentbduer,
Tabrietrsnke G5emiter, YbtIabetpbta.
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eforbut furtrt. q
Gin Wittel seseu tbtss
Ibte ceer pflanSensifte,
Glide &c.
Ho6en tino No6eas
Narbeu oerbdtet.
Gin MittSltep metuer
Sdmtlie betam bic Ppden.
SD peneete has p6luibA
en- Der gattent perfisl
nt9t In StebGbtse, 6es
bielt feire Pedennarben,
tcunte nab etpa hrei
MODEM pieber umters
| eeben, nnb bic anbereu
TN Sauie tlisbeH rers
| f4out. IS. %. YartiRs
| ion, 8bildoefpbtd.
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Cine observation-disclosures Seier
besann in uerpidener Wode gu Sante Sc
NeuWRsrito. Gs banbelts ii9 INN bas $685.
idbrise Subildum Der Stabt, b. 3. beren
Seiiebluns bur9 Weibe, bemn LANCE Dor
@nfunft berielbsn itanb bier elm pom Gins
seboren bewobnter Srt. gu Gbren Der
Seier lit cine Minen.unb @smerbeausitels
er6iinet morben. Oieielbe iol bss Sebenss
wertben auBerorbentld uiel entbalten, na>
msntli9 einen llsberblid iiber ben wunbsrs
barren Minsralrsi9tbum usMsrito's,
@pominss, Wtontana's, Waibinston's,
ltab's, @ri3ona's, Nsuaba's unb Galifors
MEMS sewabren, wie er uoIitdnoissr 10
leidt nod ni9t seboten morben. Inter
gnbsrsm iiebt man auf bieier M~usite1uns
aud elm altss merifaniides gbepaar in Der
Gra6t, ME iie Dor 800 Sabrsn ibli9 mar,
nit Spinnen nnb Wsbsn bei1dftist. Der
babel benuste Webitubl 1T mebr ais 200
Sabr alt unb iol burd feline risiise grSBs
un6 eisentbimli6e &onitruttion allssmeine
8emunberuns erresen. gm g~roifnunsss
tase fanb AUDI cine sroBe Broseiiion itatt,
an Der ii9 Merifaner, @pa9en, CUNTS ns
bianer unb Bunbesmilitdr betbeilisten.
Die Snbianer ueranitalteten bSdlt interreis
iante @ettIdufe unb &fipisls. Mebns
Ii9e Sdauipiele iolen I'M 9aufe oes Wfos
mats 0fters wisoerbolt wer6en. CUR SUI
belfsier batten iid aus Mii1ouri, 8anias
unb Soma iiber 500 Perfonen ei~nsefunben.
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gu permietbem.

uetH ersBer Store an Der Sde Der etsbeuteu xnb Rains
trase, tn Der befsH eass sou &c Wars tn Az perreuten.
Der Store TT tn etnsm raditetHssbdube 90 SuS lang uub
"a 5ub brett. Rdberes ~ btrds.n In Der Office SieIss
Siaites osG betn GiseRtbhmr In 2e Waors. plpmsuth
Co., Soma. (p) yfrit Qubrs.
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Cute 0ele9embeit !

Die BakumahlmAbIs In @iIbrtspius, am Solar bub
sslsseH. In p,laa . gaar SttiHs psuauf a. tknn habei,
ane ptlas arf's esh, tiHsni&tst nne ioIts srbant. % Sns
ter iebr ehnttgsn oeetusausen W .afaniua. Der tiss pen
ben bsissu etssuihanau bat Datsta ~ ieisu NsimaA
smadt, Su aRSas VI k~rantAstts saDG sQpuastu. bas
oti4ait auyusbsu. Nm uASers xssssnit ssnss man I'D
an psttrurautr ssg ns@ sSu. mas bs&a bic %
lVaksn Ion.
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Gs mer3t
WaMria aus.

beblent, follte es rei9li4
Gisber III bamit sebeilt 10
fAtp1xie Grbredlen hat
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tWWWtje Vtous@s"
&teberuoe unb fraufe
Wertpuene rouidf uuS
6unoIisaets perbdt.t
furdb Babe9 NIT ,Oars
tus Nluib.S
nuretne Quft unS6dbs
lis eemadt n. aeretntat.
@eaen SMIitnmeu sails
elm Enerss 6eilmiftsl.
afnite6uuaSSto0 acre
ftbrt.
Geaeu erfroreueHake
~XroitbeuIeu, Sams
orrhoioc1t. auiaes
rtebeue Saut x.
GheumattSmuS ace
beiit,
Mefdtex. tpeikerf<tnt
hurb ben G,e6raun bss
.NlutSa erlanat.
GxiUSHcber perbatet.
Rum Geiuiaeu hes
9gf5enS unb gaus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24

Die wuuberbare S9meaisfeit
BON Sauben bot iid pieber in elmer Dor ei.
nisen Sasen unseltelten 5Iusprobe spiidsn
Steubenpiue in Ohio unb Nem Vorf 9es
Seist. Die Gntfernuns BON Steubsnpiae
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-05-29
TELEGRAPMIC JOTs.

A negro incendiary was taken
from the authorities Of Mariana, Ark. !,
last Saturday, and shot by the citizens.
An excursion steamer will Lave
San Francisco for Alaska next Friday
for round trip of one month. Another
leaves on July, and third one month
lat r.
-. Joseph Nall, Assistant Postmaster
of Atlanta, Ca, is found to be $4,000
short in his accounts. Nall says there
is some mistake, but that he will make
good the deficit. if any.
San Francisco and Oakland have
been suffering dreadfully from heat
during the past three or four dsys-S5
to 90 degrees in the shade. This in a
moist climate is worse than l0J degrees
would be in Virginia City.
"A well.knowr broker Of Wash
inpton Is quoted as saying, referring -
the display Of dur licate pay accounts
among the army and navy officers, that
three brokers OF this city have COM
pared accounts and fad they have
vouchers for soma months pay from
eight different officers. Colonel Nor
row $ friends declare his losses were
caused by specu!ations in petroleum.
=. Among the horses which arrived
in New FORK en- Thursday from Los
Angeles, Cal 10 charge Of Q. A. Hic-
kok, was very valuable four.year.old
COLI, purchased by Edward S. Stokes.
of the Hoffman House, from J. W.
Mackay. Of San Francisco. While on
the way from the boat to the stables the
c,ls became fright tened at train On the
Sixth avenue elevated railroad, and in
running be struck SIKH avenue sur.
face car. The driver was thrown and re.
celved no injury, bnt the colt o,oke one
Of lis fore legs. When Stokes arrived
be ordered the animal shot. The colt
was sired by Sult,n, and his dam was a
Hambleton'an mare once owned by
Charles kerner, of New York, and sold
q few years since by him to }. W. Mac
kay. Stokes valued him a. 3d. 600.