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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-08-17
MORNING APPEAL.
AZ Osr~l;sE s.~TswaFf..

The Lyon County Times say:
There seem, Ia be >hc"l 10 IaN IA
Ormstv County over the Auti-
(h,nese movement, and bad blood
isba,ns created between old tr,rnns
The m.v. mrut was IN the tit,t
place conducted IN an rrIes.N niait-
nrr aud the sole vi "a >crln,'l y" ne
a. get rid uf the Chinan,ei,. lh,>
Wa gu.d. aud nearly ryCrs rudy
encouraged the move. but la,riA :.
sr,re the Democrats la The Lra- ue
have made u political irnpu-tlion
out ui It The whole business ~ h IT.
ins the Chinese strm> a. nave
stop ca and the luht Is nuw a-''i">L
the Repunl!can PARTY. ms r-"rir
all over the stare, who are r'ai'l -
:, uipaJhy with The movement. "ie
beginning 10 iuok WITH dtaIaI Gu"a
the SUI cess tI tit ira- w. y tt'i. Il
month or more ago everym.dy Was
exultaut with the success 'hai nad
been made. The movement has
wofked a. all >urh moves 30 when
Democratic bosses set bold IT the
ruoOtr They invariably I" - for
greed &c gain. and when once tnry
&c, little start they dive IN am the
ruie 81 ruIn loiIcy, and generally 1t
proves the latter. Let No one un-
derstard that the Times is not aS
thoroughly ahti-Chinese as it al
WAYS has been, bu; as 10 giving up
to Democratic rule when Repub-
EcanS are the only ones who have
helped the cause. is out of the
question. Tie Dayton anti Chinese
league Is very quiet just now for
the reason that IL does not wish to
get into n similar squabble.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-08-17
There is a rising prIma DOM

There Is rising prIma donna
in the West, according to news
paper writer in Los Angeles. He
write: There is a woman here
who is selling small fruit and veg
etables to educate herself IN music
She has been, she says, starved for
music all her life bat now, at 30
years of age, in spite Of poverty
aud discouragemeut, she is cult
waiting her voice, which is really a
fine one. An OLD and pitifni sight
was this woman, with her broad
sun hat and linen dusteV, at the
piano the other day, playing and
singing for a wealthy invalid, while
her vegetable wagon stood waiting
at the door
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-08-17
A Nevada Joseph.

Joseph Marzen, a rancher whe
lives at Winnemucca. is raradeo
by the San Francisco Examiner as
u Nevada Joseph. II appears
that his wife was anxious to secure
a divorce, and accordingly set
women to work TO induce him to
forget his marriage VOWS. He was
inticed into all sorts Ct bad com
pany, surrounded by willy and en-
trancing women, and in spite of all
the seductive arts Of the sirens, he
never violated any of the pruprie-
ties, and the detectives placed on
his track were unable to make any
adverse report.
This simply shows what glori-
Gus soil and climate we have up
here. 1t is not surprising that a
paper published in the modern
Sodam is astonished at such rare
chastity as shown by Marzen, but
such ley virtue among Nevada
ranchmen is no new thing up here.
The inhabitants of this State are
wiser than their generation, and
few bottles Of Roderer and pretty
women or two seldom catches any
body out from this section. What
an extra bottle and another women
might accomplish is another ques-
ton.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-08-17

Maurice B. Finn, the new
boss of New York city. has taken
full advantage Of his opportunities
He is only thirty eight years old.
and was born in this country ofemi-
grant Irish parents. He was a
farm boy, but left work there for
the city, and after several unsuc-
cessful ventures became connected
with concern which had city con-
tracts. He also got into Demo-
cratic politics, and it is said that
he is worth TODAY about $4,000, 900.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-08-17

der of the Beard of Trustees, ma ie on
the eth day of June, 1856, SO many
sha, es OF e-cL parcel of such stock as
may be necessars will re sold al public
auction at the Office OF the secretary in
Carson City, on Thursday, the 9Th day
of August, 1856. at the hour OF Z. NJ. OF
sail day, to pay said delinquent assess
ment thereon, together with costs OF
advertising anu expenses of sale.
INHN NJ I.lRAER Secretary
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-08-17

All leading Daily and Weekiy T.,
LEGATIONS, East and West, suppl
Mail or Carrier, at Lowest Rates'
Rinckei and Exchange Bank Hloeks'
Carson street, Carson City, New. "''
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-08-17
FOSTPONENENT

OFFICE OF CARSON STEAM LAUNDRY,l
August 3, 1856.
By order of the Board OF Trustees Of
the above named Company the sale Of
delinquent stock of assessment Ne. l is
hereby postponed until Monday the
10th oay % august, 1856, ut the same
hour ard place,
JOHN Nj. DoRMER,
Secretary,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-08-17

Mr.. William Nye, the Western
philosopher and economist, has de-
parted from established precedent
id the matter Of autograph, writing.
Someone wrote to him for bis auto
graph, and received in reply the
following: Dear sir: In the ab-
sence Of my amaBeuensis will YOU
kindly excuse me if | write nv au-
tograph myself? Yours: Bill Nye."
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-08-17
pOsTY< %r.I9EST.

Office OF Caisoa =, .=a laundry,
August q. lSs6. !
BY order OF the Board of Trustees Of
the above named Company the sale of
delinG uent stock OF assessment No. is
hereby postponed until Monday the sd
day of August, 1856, at the same hour
and place.
JOIN NJ. D0RNER,
Secretary.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-08-17
NEW TODAY.
DELINQUENT SALE.
csusey sTTAMLaUxD.Y.

Location place Of business Carson
city. Nevada. -Notice-There is delin-
ouent uuor the following described
stock on account: OF asses sment mo. }
levied June SIN, 1856. the amour: set OPP
posite the name of the shareholder, as
follows.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-08-17

After Logan came out Of the
n'ineh he said that from this on be
shosld hold that = silver dollar was
worth one hsldSed cents.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-05
SYMPATHY EXPRESSED AT WASHINGTON.
4 sIvrRE LOSS TO HIS PAHTY-MisGIviNGs OF
MANY DfMOCRArs.

MANY DfMOCRArS.
WAsuIXGTON Aug. 4 Especial, MIR. Morrl-
SON OF Illinois, offered. and the House unanimously
a. opted, to-day tae following:
Beso red That the House OF Representatives Of the
death Of that and distinguished citizrn Samuel
j. llden.
wh,lc the death OF Mr. TiIion was wholly
lluc \ xpected by knew something OF his
condition.. IL produced profound impression among
Democratic politicians in Wa .hington. and they be-
ean to speculate Immediately IN regard to Its
political sign icance When Colonel Morrison rose In
the ouse this morning t. offer the resolution OF sorrow,
he dl not appear indifferent. and the faces OF men Oh
the Democratic side showed tnat they felt their
loss In a party sense 1t WAS not to be expected
fhat many of them would feel sense OF personal
loss probably and the comments OF prominent Democrats
Indicated that minds were dwelling upon the loss
IA party sense For example, senator Beck said; lie
was a man. hO d""1t OF tha Dnt li'
dra,h viii not caLs, trouble I'm 'hc
parry. No man ia e''ent Al TO IN, world
YOU ns ~ well stcK your hnser III bucket Of water
md rzprct to mhk~ hois as 10 see any 'nAn Missed
sen tor iinter wiue bearing tribute to the wisdom.
saracty and Iuhd'nr - u' or. i,.lru' e'p."' tHc
opinion that ns absence womb not have ary elect upon
politics. ~
any man of past bciipm time. lie was
~dnrsrc srra % .n M rmne.. $o W acnt Gns n. deaiG vii
cause any 'or "f di,nrplnre IN p,iii's lie mao III
liz had actually retired IN 70 far as II
rested with do Naturally hts
ADVICE wis sought Tnr Democratic organization
IN New York vii 20 undlstuIDrd and 10 greater
Is than ~ the past
Senator'S Vest. Vance, Cockrell. German. GRAY and
others Ike IN IKE terms Among members OF The House
there was fec IN. % proiound rcgrc,, bat II ,ecmcl
20 -,iin more pom ct nlssiNhg- Than from gref
over persona! loss Of course there we exceptions
Mr. Randall for rN-mrc, was deeply All cd 10y tue IN
trlnvrncr. Among other thint- lie sui:
# - bad news All orr DID chieit,ins ar dropping
on. It s great lor-. great loss. coming. doe,
when we thought his hcA.th hat 50 much improved
New-York tribune., 1886-08-05

KEY EAST, n. D., Aug. (SpeciaD.-At the
seaside sunday school Assembly this morning Mrs
Samuel w. Clark gave the children an hour taking for
her subject Beautiful Little Hands" The lecture be-
fore the literature delivered by the Rev. Dr.
L. Iethune Wclch, the subject being Lyric Poetry"
The Rev Dr. +. L. Henson, OF Chicago iectured on our
Governors" lie SAID among other things "Thc capt
tAlst who grnds the working and looks upon hun
mere machine IL tyranncal governor. Irons and
ry another sort OF sOvernor Tue Knights Of
Labor who would compel all to work for the same
wages would be rulers n they could. governor worse
than The Anarchist Is the liquor dealer" Tho convess
tIon on German literature in mediDval times WAS
conducted by tho Lev. J. Riechlsep.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-05
yILDENs DAYS At GREYsroNE.
HOW He SPENT HIS TMi-Ils INiEEE>r ~ HIS
CATTLE AND FAEM -GEEAI INFKMiTY.
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New-York tribune., 1886-08-05
PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR
ALBANY. Aug. 4.-GovernOr Hill has issued
me fo.lOwlng proc. .AmaliOn'

STATE or Nhw. YORK, EXECUTIVE CHAMBEn.
I announce 10 the people OF the Staie win sincere
regret the death of j. Ilden. After
devoted TO the public gOOi and The Ieuu
lion and conspicuous services III behalf OF
the prople lie tEis morning peacefully passed away at
his chosen retreat AT GfeystODe. on the banks OF The
Hudson The country loses one or its aDest statesmen
and the State New YORK O It's foremost citizens.
lie twice representative In the state Legislature,
a member of two constitutional conventions, Governor
of ihe state for two years In 1876 the candi
ate o the greatest parties OF the country for
The Presdency and received therefor the electoral vote
of his STATE aud the popular vote Was de-
clared tho choice OF majority OF the voters of Tho
United States. As private citZrn ana IN
every public station lie was pure and upright
and discharged every trust with conspicuous ndely
Ills public utteTance, which attracted universal at
teon exhibited the same spirit OF unselhsh patriotism
which characterized his whole and was III behalf
OF rnng the dsfences OF his country that he
loved WELL II meet that the close OF such lie
New-York tribune., 1886-08-05
nrlAMn mn cu4rrArQrA ASSrrNLE

CmArrArQrA. ~ y, Aug. lSpociah. The
su.r Asrcs-s OF tho thirteenth Chant.uqnt Assem-
Iy br AN to-day uudrr improved aud most encouraging
crcu.u-t.ncc- The Attendance at the reunion a
lar.er than eye before. Dr Vincent stated tGat
nud better teaching work was done tnan had been
done al an, former lime me ASrmbiy H'rdM now
makes It's appearance every morning with fui rrports
OF tho Proceedings, while inE IEiBuNE which
the cveniue Its publication gives to the ihOu-snds
here the new. Out-idc world. Many ~
copies ~ TIE TRIBUNE s"d here Than OF Ohor
N,w. YORK unprr Br. T. l. Flood. editor ana poprrlo
Of me LaiIg A,sfu,1fy Ns,od ami ihc chGVta9iutn.
sa Ell M a that nr mailed ten ton, of Ia.
ne 10 every month. D Willis j. Bee, her
atd Dr WunAm T. warren, prcsiicni Of the Boston
University Professor Stuart ana Miss Frances H. VII
lard lecturcd to-day.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-05

OCEAN GROVE, y. j., Aug. (SpeciaD After
the holiness meeuns, which VS. Largely attended. the
womln's CHRISTIAN encouragement meeting con-
Quoted by Nj Mary sparAs " "heeef OF ihi ade Dhia
After the openIng rs kehuard Chandler made
"A bref address. Mrs. CTaIn-r sstrr Of General Grant
smoke of Christian HE as gradual development Mrs
" nee er All lre-srd the cOngfrsatOl from the
ayc We received tnc Ito GhDst Bincc believed ("
Ilr Rev Dr. t. H. DGnn OF jersey cay, offered prayer
Mr.. Io.r suokc The assurance Uf falth. \ parlOr
meeting a. Arlington WAS conducted by Mrs.
Wheeler evening.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-05

should marked with more than passing notice. Inc
Jeg,sature rot being session at the time, commend
people Of the state such expression of retprc 'or
hi. lnus faithful and honOralr services they may
deem appropriate Now, therefore. II hereby directed
mark of regard for Distinguished dead mat tDe
flags upon The Capitol and upon oil public buildings OF
the state. including The armOrcs ana arsenhs OF mo
National Guard, be displayed al hal! mast uhi and IN
ding the day OF tho funeral, and the citizens of the
- c for Ike period requested u unite IN appr".
prlate tokens OF respect. Glreu un.er nv hand ana
priyy seal OF the the CspO. IN tho CITY ol Al
iany his itl day Aug IN the year OF our LOrd
ore 'thnu.and eight hundred and eightv-six. By tho
Cnver, rr DAVID B. Hill.
IHNINC f. CgAGIS Acting Private Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-05
TkIBCTLS OF KEsPECT.
MESSAGES AND KLsoLCuONs Of SYMPATHY AND
SORROW.

MESSAGES AND RESOLUTIONS Of SYMPATHY AND
sOREDW.
ALBANY, Aug. 1.-rhc following tclcgrams
o; sympsthy welc from mere 10 Colonel samuel j.
1licn, IT.:
Ev the dea'h Of your uncle ex Governor Samuel J.
Tdru the country has lost ~ greatest statesman III,
pubic act- with the Interest OF good
nrnt aud a. an Official and citizen his hOtOr
r.crnirent all things extend you all my heart
felt eympaty aud shall be present al the last sad rtcs
l. j. flIIGlKAID
The death OF your distinguished relative. tho Hon.
Samuel TIdrp. fun OF AMI ol DONORS, coming
snddrnly and Tprciedly Will cause universal regret
and sorrow throughout the State which he served
well aud 10 faithfully III me period IN history.
log of the honorod statesman have our sincere
sympathy. fkbLfI'k .""h.
DIi DRlCH W1fLIR-
extend 10 you the members OF the FANNY my
wsruc~t sympathy III TINS hour OF their own |ni tne
cOuntrNs gric. In death OF Samuel j. Iilden The
STATE has lost It's uririou- Governor, th" cOnntfy
iis slale-mau aud the friends of honest
eminent ana reform IN puDic adnlnlstrail "a iner
greatest champion. ROBERT A. MAAWiLI.
State Convention ~ Kansas the Den ocratc 'onvcn-
t"u OF Allegheny County Penn. the Democratic cry
Committee Of Puhalelpha the Jefferson tsb.of Water
town, y. Y; by tho Democratic state COnVen ion oi
South CaroIna Meetings 10 take action upon the death
OF Mr. Tndrn called by the Dcmocra;ic Organz,-
tons IN ohio. Tie Governor ~ olsiina s ued proc
lainaiion announcing the monrniu event.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-05

actively Interested ~ many improvements
~. making aboutthe grounds"
Iyen before NJ. smith could reach Greystone tele-
.r.,ns of confidence began to arrive from personal
fr,rud- aud prominent pubic meD aud they
couued 10 all day. Almost the first 10 be opened
ms:
New-York tribune., 1886-08-05

MR. HILLS ESTIMATE OF MIR. 1lLDIN.
HIS FnIQU.>i C,EE sFoNDfNCE WlIh III ~t"t
or GRtY~roNr-A Nr>~AGi OF '"NnoirN'f.
ALBANY. AHg. 1.-Upon receipt OF the news
OF MI Tlden death GoyeIEor i'll sent the following
dispAtch
STATE OF NLw-YoEK, ENioutvf CHsNnEn.
AIHsNf. AM. 4. l--f.
CoiOnet SANUEL J. IGLDfN. "rry,.t' D.'r'. ). J.
learn with deep - tIr death OF yoIr rl--
tlngulsned uncle Stmue J. IIdrn tender - ypu ami
Other aiyeS sinc"r~ sympathy 40 Nuul rTrsi
Bereavement In his death Ia" touufI, lose, ~
her most eminent statesmen tnd or own -tac uur o
IL. most nlustrlons sons Please nior,n A. yoIr
earliest convenience OF the dat winch may be hxe or
'''' DAVID y. IluI-
Tie AJo,,y Jo"r1,oi Iublislcs an iniefyew Win Mr.
I'M on the death Of Ar. Tiden which the Governor
says:
MIR. Tildep. In uigncn., onN % the gr"d'e.t
men ths country produced II i sometimes SAID he
N the highest best OF the He have
been ambitions bit hs always an honorable am
biion thai secured great benefits 10 III" people
whom he always faithfully served. can hardly rSpTe--
my feeling at his death. saw im FOR the lat time AT
his home ~ Ggrystone, where visited hlIn tt ms
quest. Intrrc utiIy lie never brighter W" iakrd
freely upon ali public questions. ana discovered that
H. thOrOu-y posted upOu everything nat WAS
transprlng. His genera hca was better III an . uad
been for some inl- although A.- VOC" was vefy a..
lie 20 Qlt" frequently all during lat winter
and sprirg my last letter from him received
only a few weeks lie has hoen hrm ffirul ior
many years aied me by MS on0rts, ircndsb and
advice the campaigns OF l--2 auh l--J. Tho Demo-
party ha~ lost Oi its distlu2uishc! leaders
and his place Will be bard To OF.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-03-17
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ramp UthDr Uuts

th'hp bih"t DOS
SPECIAL tu tuo tn.miu,-
l'atI"N. March lb \ heavy ruiu
storm pu,,cd over the city m~t night
lhuisA no ,oriuu. damage resulted
tiuu Do.
Sew, reached here yc,tcrdn, even
iua oi the hanging. near the county
.iu, 900 tuHclI county, ot % man uy
ilr nmmr ot lom rolh tor hor.r-strul-
ug llr was taken from hi, house
md hanged bt amoh.
TIE Bcltun OH company started
their mill this morning after u shut
down of thrr, wcck, for repairs. The
supply OF -cci is yer, hcaN, th. sca
SON and the viii run much longer
than hereto W1tc. ~iucc the promo
mon "i Nr n .G. kuy To- take charge
of tine Wl. u, BruukNu, y. y. Nh "
y lN n9 charge ~ thj, place.
Ir-t ~UuduN morning three young
boy -iouu" Armstrong, Wclhurn
OW,u, aud 'nlvm Wilson LETT home
WijI the supposed intention OF going
q, -ahbath-,choul. Not returning.
hnWcNrr, search WAS instituted hN
rr3,i, lj'ri Nto, ,WJ,'," .it ,'," 'n'."' '".'.
L.,rl. nll -ntr and sound ..u
,u,r ",,oldcn-' played to l"l.
..uti,ucr n thc OpcW-h"u'' '"''
uieht. Among thn'r. p'',N,,no' W.
Walter y. Fort, of waco N'', VI,
mir Nnddcu, ot Na,hN.i''' vi
nnd pmh T.. Downs aud Miss d. '''
.,crtuu, of Icuplc. , o. -
Mr. Harrison aud lady amt ~
uII. of Waco, ARE r'Hl-''''" d" Wv
. CIty iotol ..,,,,,.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-03-17

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tnIcAoo, March l6 4 rcpor wa,
circulated ON change this morning
hHt a general strike uf engineer, and
lircmcn of the burlington road would
begin to-day or tomorrow. at the
offices oi the company the rumor l.,
not believed, "a, the committee ot loro-
The IuuG. prn,- 'ur '"'" ."+
prcinl dispatch from Denver "\ i'r'
rrr-idcnt Potter, of the burlington
A Missouri railway was trlcernpn'd
w, the striking knight, oi Labor
la; The knights ou the huntington
.,nuld strike il hl, road d'd NOT -loi
I.fu, business with the Missouri
rwiii. Mr.. poucr'- reply to ihr lr.
I.urum wa5 short but r"ln'''. I' ''
l,iu. .-trIkc.'
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Galveston N"SI''""''
.-p,.Iu f.. ,ic rHmnrr d., ,p,. u
CNlNr-ru>. March l". H' M
,rrinr court today rendered '''''''''
ma the following eases. -
Il. Moore ct nl vs.. Mr. y
rnnm. FROM fnlrttr county .. W."
lion ulnprcllnnt- l"rr'h'"''"H "'''
ruled. .,. amt W.rll-
from Jefferson. Mo'i"n "i 'l''"'''
/ for rrhcuriug oNrrrul'u
Ndouc y l."hit ". T.. = 'rn'''"" ~
a.. from Galveston. NnrW.u
t'aIyr,ion, harrisburg aud ~hh An
.t.uin Halfway company w. l'i'\ 4"
nillr,. lrnu lNlTi, li'i"tl'''" y"
H., 'nlln,y interest from Ociohtl ''''
Il-.I b,u Ina other RESPECTS nlh'ln',,,
'p,. Indictment ia the lower '""I' u
. ',y,,' nt. Henry aud pillcN contractor
,',. t,r Hupuuu with interest ''""
70 Iorunr, l,t. lSSj; the supreme '""'
& ,Jiri urni!, thrcc wohth' 'h''''.
, tu tine udgmrwl ,,.,...,,,.
.r Mar, - burst rt ul, ir"ln "'
d .ru,n. county. ,uhmis-'"n WINS n
r" ,,iLr and council Tor appellant .
% I,v,.d until ucAt term i" hl' n'''
AT (Iotion. b, appellants tor
lrnriup. were 7uhwI''' j" '''
"l ' Su, >mional buuk OF pnl'H-
.,i, Elevator rmd tomprr-s ~"
..n,, Dnlh-. county I"llhH
,n,,.I,. q. /. " Cooper, lT
9. ilm-,on.J.W lNuu v-, d. l;"N,
ue ,,,nn.i,ui,r from Fort Bend. j.