Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-05-09
ALL SORTS,

The camp fire Of the G. A. L. j
fixed for the 21st.
DR.. Southworth's wife presente,
him with boy on Friday. Weigh
pounds.
Herr Most argues that he is no
coward, on the grounds that he
has spent seven years of his life IL
different penitentiaries. He viii
sometime fnd that seven years il
Jail is quite different from half ar
hour on the gallows.
The APPEAL is sorry to learn
that the marble from the Inyo
mines has been condemned by the
architect Of the Sharon Gateway
Ii is said tC be full Of cracks and
iron rust. If this is true what
promised to be of great value is a
failure.
The Dayton Reporter promised
an expose Of the methods by which
! the Nevada Press Association have
feeced the public. In its last is
sue the forthcoming article did not
make its appearance. Nearly all
the publishers in the State belong
to the Association and the News
Reporter has either to mako the
promised revelations or tender the
proper apology to the Association,
Genoa is boycotted sure enough.
Some miScreant. instigated by the
devil, without the fear of God in
his heart, and against the peace
and dignity Of the people, has
stolen and carried away the anti
Chinese agreement, which was to
take effect on the first instant.
This leaves the league as well as
the individual signers to the docu-
ment in an embarrassing predica
ment.-Courier
John Rodgers the theatrical man
who named Minnie Palmer and ad-
yertised her all over the country by
pictures exhibiting her in the act
of pulling the wrinkles out of her
stockings, has been arrested in
London for attempting to fight a
duel with a man who smiled on
Minnie. The police Palmer hired |
got there on time but Palmer gets
his work in on the papers again in
big advertisement.
Washington Society has again
been shocked and the full particu
lars Of the shocking has been tele-
graphed all over the country.
Washington society seems always
watching chance to be shvck ed
with that fidelity Of purpose best
Illustrated by terrier watching a
rat h ole. Once woman who re-
ceived 4 marriage proposal jumped
Indignantly to her feet and said. Il
am perfectly shocked but a few
later she seated herself
along side the man and whispered:
Pete. shock me some more"
a Bunch of Keys" has scored a
success that will long be remem-
Dered in dramatic annals. The
piece itself has already won great
in Baltimore and is do
ng an immense business. 1t is
doubt the most amusing
md most to be appreciated satire
lpon the present system OF running
hotels that has ever been produced.
The scenery is excellent, the me-
effects being very realistic
nd working in perfect harmony |
nth every event in the entire ex
iting and hilarious comedy. Bal
more American. 7
Mixed Pickles. compounded s
Expressly for Mr.. Polk by DR.. Sayre
nd sampled by large houses Of the
,ijou last week, were highly and,
n the main, judiciously spiced, '
nd served as an agreeable relish
fter season Of more solid diet
n the first act the green and grow :
~ fruits are picked; in the sec t
nd, they are salted down, and in
ne third the vinegar is turned on,
nd the pickles thoroughly stirred. t
he details are well arranged, and |
he play as whole is bright and t
oarkli ng, and unencumbered by il
d Jokes and gags, which we have 0
cen taught to expect to find in f
claiming to be humor- T
is and funny.-Boston Courier. n