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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-07-13
ALL SORTS.

returned f'Om his Eastern trip.
John E. Bray, Grand ChanceIlo
of the X. OF p, was in the cit,
YESTERDAY.
Pure wines and choice liquors a
Livingston's. French and Caller
MIA Brandles, Domestic and Import
ed Wines. a27tf
A bee ranch in Salt River Valley
ArIzona cleaned up $4,000 pounds
oi honey last week alter run oil
eight days.
If You want q fine relish Tor
breakfast try Lake Superior White
FISH they can be had at Gen. Il.
Davis store.
The REMAINS of Fl. A. Pearson,
who Was drowned IN Lake Micni-
gan last Sunday will he enbalmed
and shipped to San Francisco.
More ,nan So 900 900 have heen
contributed to the Juhnsro~n suffer
crs. This is magnificent sho~In.'
Aid ne othCr country on earth could
equal it.
just the thlng for lunch-pick led
lambs tongues, spic-d and picked
oysters, anchovies in oil and j. {.
sardiaes, to ho had at ChAs. Ill.
Kslly's, Arlington block.
Elko proposes organizing an old
sne"'s FIVE company, as the young
men Of that town are too apaihetlc,
and the place has no If 'ctlve or
ganiz ton t. .xtIngu 81, flies.
Bees settled on the top OF a honse
near Atlanta, Ga. eight yea ago,
and few davs since, when the
gable end WAS removed, tlia entire
roof WAS found to be filled with
honey.
California sent 3 500 900 pounds
of honey to Europe last year. while
Pennsylvania sent several hundred
million gallons of Kerosene Tue
Old World knows where Ia come !
delphia Press.
Thursday morning a fire broke |
out IN Fresno, bv which f"u tren /
houses were burned, h-sIdes y
number OF out buildings. 1t is
reported that Chinese baby was
burned TO death. The fire origin
ated in two story france building
IN Chinatown, occupied as
bagino
Geo. w Gallayer made this office
= friendly call last night, and he
states that Jed PONY l. not the
next attraction at the Opera House,
hut that tn. Lilly CLAW Company,
of which he IL agent, is the next,
with 40 OF the handsoincst ladies
IN the world. 1t appears next Fri
day night, the l9th.
Mrs. Knowles is selling off all
sorts and kinds of firs'class MILL
merry at prices that defy COMPETE
ton. This is done tn clear away
the present heavy stock of goods
on hand and make room for
stock Of Fall styles. TIE ladies OF
Carson will do we'll to give Mrs.
Knowles a call and inspect her +,
offerings.
Last Monday afternoon fire broke |
out at Colonel Hartiin's home ranch
in Quinn River valley. six miles from
Willow Greek. and hu,red a large
barn and cnrral>, about fifty tons of
hay, and several sets of harness. A
sudden change of wind saved the
house and wagon seeds from des-
iruction. THE loss Is almost IS 900
and no insurance.
A. Livingston, the weli-known =
and popular liquor dealer, will t
depart for San Francisco this q
evening. He has been ailing for {
'ome time past with L complication .
# disorders, cause', by aver aud =,
tonach troubles, and his physi
ian thinks a trip to tide water.
" an ocean voyage, would do
more to build him up and restore
lis health than all the nosti urns IN
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-07-13

Custom made suits at A Berg
mans from SIS up. Orders taken.
apr 2 If.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-07-13

1 o. R. NJ The Great Council
OF Nevada Improved Order OF r. d
men held their regular session a.
the Wigwam OF Piute Tribe No. l,
At Carson City, Thursday. ~hen the
following Great Chiefs were elected
and raised up to their respective
etumps by Past Great Sachem Geo
w. Chedic, assisted by Past Great
S.chem j. A. Judaske and Great
Prophet E. Stroller for the ensuing
Great Sun:
Great Prophet. E. Strother;
G eat Sachem, Win. w. Candler !;
Great Sr. Sycamore, G.. NJ Brown;
Great Chief of Records. Joseph
Beer; Great Keeper OF Wampum,
j. G.. Harrington; First Sanap, Fl.
G Marsh Mi.hewanna, j. Wadge;
Guard of Wigwan, j. I'll. Manhood;
Guard of Forest, s. Robinson.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10
The Ages Of Animals.

\ bear exceeds twenty years; u dog
lives twenty; a fox. fourteen or SIN
teen: lions are long-lived-Pornpcy
lived 20 the : Of seventy years;
a squirrel or hare, seven or eight
years; rabbits. seven. elephants have
been known 20 live 20 the grea; age OF
four hundred year.. Whea AIexan-
der the Great had conquered Poru,.
the King OF India. be took q yrea; eie-
phan, which had fpl-ht val!antly for
the King. and named him Ajax. dedi-
Gated him 70 the sun and 1T him 90,
with this inscription: Alexander.
son of Jupiter, hath dedicated Ajax to
the Sun" The eiephan, was found
with this inscription three hundred
and fifty year. afterwards. Plg- have
been known 10 live 20 the age of thirty
year.. the rhinoccros 20 twenty. \
horse Ia, been known 20 live 10 the
age OF sixty-:wo. but averages not
more than twenty. Camels sometimes
live 10 the age of one hundred. Stays
are long-lived; sheep seldom exceed
the age OF ten. Cows live about ht-
teen years. Whales sometimes live
one hundred years. pelican- are long
lived. A tortoise has been known 20
live one hundred and seven years
y. Y, Ledger.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10
A Story Of the vandalia.

The United States ship tandalia. oi
which the melancholy wreck in the
great hurricane a, Apia. In the Samoan
islands. has been made known. was
one OF the most prominent vessels in
that wooden navy Of which the Amer
leans are ~ present 80 anxious "a get
rid. She. nevertheless. was a very
handsome type OF a corvette which
might we'll be mistaken for a frigate.
Some twelve years ago she Wa. AZ
Constantinople. and was much adj
mired by the Turks. In the mind
however. OF the Pasha of the Dardan.
cllcs her imposing size exci,e,l some
suspicion. When the Vandalia hove
To. prior IN passage through the straits
into the Sea of Marmorn. she was
boarded by the Pasha. who. a in duty
bound. reminded the Captain that. un-
der the capitulations existing between
The American and Ottoman Govern
mcnt>. the former was Only allowed TO
bring "A gunboat up To Stamhoui. It's
the smallest we've got" exclaimed
the urdaunted skipper of The crack
corvette Vandalia London Tele-
graph.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10
Largest Wheel Ever Made.

The largest wheel Of the kind ever
made in this country. ami probably
the largest Of any kind. is now in
course OF construction at the machin.
shops OF the Dickson Manufacturing
Company. nj Scranton, Pa 1t is what
made for the Calumet 4 lIccla Copper
Company. of the Lake Superior re-
giOn. The great wheel will bc fifty
three feet in diameter and several feet
wide. and the Dickson Manufacturing
Company will get $4,000 for it. 1t is
being built around "A 2o-inch hollow
shaft of gun metal. and il will weigh be-
tween 100 andl60 o N when completed.
When the great wheel is put in place
mt the copper mines il will DE made a.
revOlve slowly by means 81 enormous
cog on the surface Of its circumfer-
ence- The cogs are being east in seq
mcnts. and will weigh many tons in
the aggregate. On each side Of the
mammoth wheel there will he fifty
buckets. each OF which will hold about
100 gallons. and these buckets will
elevate the wa-hings and dump them
into a sluiceway. After the grea;
wheel has been bull, up and the fin
ishing touchings have been put on il
will be taken apart and shipped.
Every piece will be numbered. 50 tina,
there win be- no trouble in putting the
wheel together. and il will take eight
or ten ears 10 transport it.-Philadel-
Dhia Record
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10
CENTENNIAL INCiOSNT.
Pittsburgh Miiitis Get Excited over an
English 1tac.

English Flag.
NEW YORK. NAV l.-Auunb"r of militia
mon from Pittsburgh. who We're sish,-
seeing Monday morning. were attracted.
rs they We're going along Worth street, hv
y large British flac floating from a shop
window above an American fla. o. sH,Ii..
est dimensions. Lets take II dowp or
make 'em do it," said one They then
commenced TO cali 10 the people in
the house. Soon n crowd WAS collected
and they yelled and hootei q; the
English flag and demanded tina il
be taken down. In. sergeant IN commend
OF the soldiers requested the proprietor 10
remove the nag. OF AT least In place IL be.
low the stars anl stripes. This The pro.
pristor seemed willing To do. when he saw
the flag Vas ohnox Gus to his neighbors,
tut his wife refused to allow them TO
touch the dag. The soldiers then drew their
ON the ground without the slightest resist.
ance being offered. When the la cans
down the crowd cheercd. Further down
the street was another British dag above
an American Tag. placed there ty a firm
WIS NJ r. English people. As soon as Tire
soldiers requested that fas Ia lie taken
down. they compiled PEACEFULLY. Am,in-
ier o. the firm stated that they flunC the
flag 70 the breeze simply "a n decoration,
and had no idea IL wouii bs offensive TO
any one A. the soliierS passed on To-
wards broadway aud disappeared from
sight they We're rouudtv cheerei.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10
Panic AT Chicago.

CHICAGO May latter the close OF the
centennial fireworks display on the lake
front las; night n rush Was made 10 Se,
cut II iie park. when a terrible crush re.
suited. MANY women tainted and many
were injured. Several were taken 20 the
hospital. hu; the extent OF their injuries
could not be learned During the excite
ment a horse which became u~nmanage.
able was shot by q policeman, and this
intensified the panic. For almost an
hour the masses swayed back and forth.
seeming unable TO get away. At Lincoln
park q barainS rocket fell into the crowd
aud many parsons clothing caught Ara
Three were seriously turned. one probably
fatally. The burning OF the Windsor
Theater a short distance from Lincoln
park created almost q panic in tina, vicin.
ity. and the police and patrol wagons
were kept busy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10
A Famous Battle

On the banks o! the T~ippecanoe. a small
stream which enters the Wabash river in
Indiana. was fought the terrific battle Of
rippecanoe.
In this great struggle Of frontier times,
The allied Western Indians under the chief
.ainsnip OF Eskwatava, the Prophet"
were defeated in November. ISL, by the
Americans under the command Of Gen.
VIM. II Harrison.
II was ade.pera.e, hard fought, battle, and
much depended upon the result.
Had the Indians been successful, all bar
riers Of defense for the early etter
would have been oyerthrowu and the deadly
toma.awk would have been active IN the
rapid determination OF the remaining
pioneers. On the other hand the fortunate
termination OF the contest put an end To
further attempts at open warfare BY the
Indians. The rich territory, 50 long over
run by hostile savages. was thrown open
for settlement, which rapidly occurred Us
soon As the news OF the great victory be-
came widespread.
Naturally great praise was rendered 70
the success aud intrepid bravery OF Gen.
Harrison and he was honorcd in many
ways. Hc afterwards served rs Com
mander Of the Army OF the Northwest and
when Indiana was admitted 10 statehood,
be was selected u represent the state In
the United States Scnate. In 1870 tie was
elected President and his unfortunate de-
mise occurred shortly after being in
augurat1d.
The forty-sccond anniversary of Z Bat
tie Of Iippecanoe found the gallant grand
son Of '-Old Tip leading his forces TO .
great political victory which resulted in the
selection OF Gen. Ben Harrison as President
Of the United States.
The Harrisous nave been q hardy race OF
men, sprung from old log cabin stock,
which is a sufficient guarantees, OF its gen
Uincacss wherever found. Realizing the
truth OF this, great effort has been made 10
re-discover some Of the secrets contained in
the Old log cabin stock of useful articles,
and as the result, the famous Old Log
Cabin ~SarsapariiiA, universally regarded as
the best Spring tonic and blood cleanser
has been found Not satisfied with the
world wide esteem which is held for War
ner's Safe Cure, the only cur.. for kidney
diseases. the proprietor is willing 10 do all
that is possible 10 establish Warmers Log
Cabin Saesaparllla as foremost among
household articles on account Of its purity
and effectiveness.
After AL. each individual has. az a.!
times, the great battle of life or death l.
fight. and for security attention mus
necessarily tie given 20 The best weapons
which science can offer humanity in The
great contest.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10
The Pittsburgh Ssrike.

PITTSBURGH, Pa. May "A great strike
Of the tuildinS trades MAS inausura.ei
yesterday for In average advance of
twenty-five cents per day and union
~Orkmen. Nearly all the c~arpensers
jo'n.rs. trieklayers, bod carriers and
stone masons n the two cite. are out and
work has been suspended on almost every
new building. The strike affects atous
SoOl men.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10
IshysIrtans Wis~ In Their Generation

The above class Of scientists recognize.
and have repeatedly borne testimony. 10
the efficacy Of Ho.;ei:cr's Stomach E.,icr-
a. u remedy and preventive AZ fever and
ague. rheumatism. want OF vigor. liver coIu-
plant, and some other ailments ana in!irra
conditions Of the system. Experience aud
observation have taught them it, value.
They but echo the verdict long since pro
nounced by the public and the press. Only
the b~cnightet now are ignorant Of Amer
Ica's tonic and Alternative.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10

NEW York. Nav 1.-The Metropolitan
Opera House was the scene Il the second
chief event Of the centennial celebration
Quefs possibly ever held within the recol.
lection OF man. After speeches by eN-
President Cieyclsni and Chief Justice
Fuller. President Harrison spoke 10 The
United States OF America" a. follows:
Mr.. President and Fellow Citizens: 1 should
he unjust - myself. and what is more serious.
! should be unjust 10 you. II l did not nj this
FIRST and last opportunity express 10 YOU the
deep sense OF the obligation and thanSfulnc>s
which l feel for the many persona, and or-cial
coartesies which have been extended 10 me
Asince 1 came 20 take part in this celebration.
nApplau>e.i The Official representatives OF the
\a.e of New York and OF this great city have
endel 20 me with the most courteous kind
"a. emitting no attention that could make
nv STAY among you pleasant and gratifying.
From you ana al the hands OF those Who have
,hroncea the streets OF the city to-day l have
received the most cordial expressions OF good
will. 1 would not however. have you under
stand thar these loud acciairS have been in
any sense Appropriated as personal tributes 10
myself. have realized thai there was that in
this occasion and IN all these interesting Incl
dents which has made II so profoundly t.npres-
sise 10 my mind which was above and greater
than any living man. tApplau>e-l have real
lied tina; that tribute of cordial interest which
you have manifested was rendered 10 thai great
Office which By the favor Of greater people I
now exercise than 10 me. tAppiause
The occasion and al Of its incidents win be
memorable, not only IN the hisos Of yous city,
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10
The Disturbances In N.x,eN

san ANroxro Tex. May a-Dspatches
received here bring information Of . s-ri.
Gus disturbance at Guano Juos~. MexicA
The trorb'e was caused by b recrn, AZ.
rest Of Catholic priests for delivering
sediticus sermons n the reports are
that . number OF settlers aud several
policemen and rioters were killed The
popalace attempted to rescue the priests
srom the soldiers and the police we're sses
% dispeIse the mob which was done.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10

DopGE K C~H,NpLFE. Of Cambria Mills,
Michigan, wrote DR.. Sch~ai.eubcrecr:
We are selling five different kinds Of
Acuc Pills. but your. are ia the lead. After
trying al other remedies our customers III
variab.v fall back on Shallenbcrger's Pills
They never fail Ia effect a cure. ana living
in the MIDST OF "a Fever and Aguc country,
We speak from experience.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10
Engraving and flSctrotypSng.

II you want engraviugs Of Buildings,
Machinery. Portraits, Map, fiais, or nny
thing in this line. write TO us tor samples
and prices. Best work guaranteed at fair
prices. Address
A. y. KELLOGG NEWSPAPER Co.
Kansas City, No.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10

PURCELL L T.. May "A number Of
new towns are coming TO the front Among
them are Harrison and Noble-named for
the President and Secretary Of the In.
terror.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10

NEW YORK. May AT 81. Paul's Church
the centennial exercises yesterday were
conducted 10y 1T. Rev. Henry {. Potter,
ID. d., LII D., Bishop Of New York, rs the
services on the day of Washington's in
au:uration were conducted by the Bishop
Of New York, ri. Rev. Samuel Provost
At eight O'Clock the Committee on States
escorted the President from the Fifth
Avenue Hotel. accompanied by the Chief
Justice and members Of the Cabinet, md
unier an escort Of police proceeded 10
ticc-Fresilent Morton's residence The
Vice-President entered President Harri-
sons carriage and the procession moved
down 10 ST Paul's. At tine Vescy street
gate the party was met by the COMMITTEES
Of the vestry of Trinity Church and tho
President was conducted TO the Washing.
ton pew. Tine editice was filed with the
wealihies: and most prominent people in
the country.
The following was thu order of exercises
in the church: FIRST, y occasional hvmu;
second, Our Father, etc; third. Psalm
lxXXyi; fourth. first lesson. EcclrsiaStes
Xiv: fifth. Te Deum: sixth. second les
son. ~. John viii: seventh, ieuedictc;
eighth, creed and prayer: ninth. address
hy Rt Rev. Henry c. Potter. bishop OF
New York; tenth. reces>ional hymn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10

P,IS from indigestion. dyspepsia and too
hearty eating, - relieved az one. by taking
one 81 Carriers Little Liver Pills immediate
ly after dinner. Don't forget this.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10

PHILIP AKworR Ia said 10 give away moth
ing less than fi~ve-iol.ar tips TO walters.
train hands. etc. when he travels
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10

Russian naval officers wero the first 70
make general use Of and appreciate the oil
vautages Of brcech-loaGing guns for their
r.cnof-war.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10

Coon ADVICE Use Halc's Honey ofHorc
hound and Tar FOR a cough or cold. Pike,
Toothachc Drops Cure III enc minute.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10

IT Is thirtv-three years since the frs,
nor>e-car ever run in New England made Z
,rip from Cambridge 20 Boston over the
tracks Of the Cambridge railroad.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10

To EEGrLtrEth stomach. liver and bowels
and promote digestion, take IA az Carter's
Little Liver Pills every night Try them.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10

CERxoA- Ill. Nay 4-TAe Crosby bs3eA
slock barnei yesterday. There wers fsars
hat he entire bass.sss paEt q ~ ss~s
WoulA also burn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10

JoHN RHicHr's collection Of pipes IL q
treat value, and Is 10 Ia preserved intact
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10

King MnaN's last Official act was 70 dec
his cab-driver.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10

In m small district Of japan LIS horses
we're slaughtered last year for use As food
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10

csr ; s~ months ~ tA~e rursng. r1y-A<.i~s l,~s ~ N aA
0h- pals. ssrkiy gssa By IL AID 81 DR. Pkrr~s so,klfxn~i Yss.nss Pr
nripaoa. they have kA~oDet =; i1os ~s.rsul pssnn a.. ksry. 49,
young Il
"FasoHce P~z-fpsb1- Il a tss-wnsI-x ,v~sc-..s. .nk al - =
nxvia.or and yroeSo1r s fusrtbnsl x1oa n f.,r 4rSzI p--sed a 49,
from grAosi to wcEss2ko Z Is : y~-.~-iys ss rnsxaai sxvxx - -
pectu- oiy GOOD resrsS Isl earfzEy erae<znLa by a eIrrs~nI@
skuifh physsaa. and sdsrsed 10 .ozsas SAs.e s~azhssSn. sk-L
vegetable Ia Ia cUmgaszSa AID p~r<essy harmless = ~ o<xHkk~ - ~
yssI u tzsa.ss sfEsya 10 .e -koe ssskn Fr ~~rvwts1 -v0r
ocs- -rznjSua-- eehslss:si .exArL naJnrz A--~msk~r ~M~u-
~soop.<fns tou~k~~-. sszksx no<h-S aSd ssAS vusa rn~rxBy ~
frfrrs -on fs-~rpns b f~ gr>a.os ez-Aiy saa AsA~ x~u~lSa
- xgpssknrx ertAi sa restorative tes- k. .e ca.y a~d6>. vr-
% By dru<xr:a N . porhrs r~srssse fnz - nsaufxf.~u NAh~G
give Ansfs..oa 10 sv-y os. q D1<y vM BE rsfzs1ea n ~n~.@
C>yxAa IN ~ vsazss nss.a.s ns,rHn -c.-
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10
Storm In TpxAA

BcNHAN, Tex, May IA terrific wind
and hail storm passed over the northern
par, Of This county Monday night cover.
.ng a territory % about twenty-five square
miles. Every ves,ige Of growing cotton and
cora was totally destroyed. ~entailiuS q
loss Of thousands Of dollars. Many farmers
were in town yesterday buying seed for
planting. No lives are reported lost. bat
In. damage 10 crops, fences and fruit trees
exceeds tina. caused by any storm within
tine pas; ten years The storm ANS from
q northwest direction and WAS most severe
where il first struck the county,. gradually
spreading CUT and losing strength rs Il
pru-reSSed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10

Ii is stated upon good authority that .
number Of the co~-parners OF John Walter
in the ownership Of the London Times IN.
tend TO hiring suit in the chancery court 10
compel that gentleman to hear the ex.
penses cf the Times in It's case against the
Pa-neliites before Justice Hannen's con.
mission out Of his own persoaal tortuna
Huntsville gazette., 1889-04-20
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Gov, NICHOLS, of Louisiana, on the
10Th issued a quarantine proclamation to
take effect May /, in accordance with reso-
utions recently adopted by the State
Board Of Health.
AN excursion party OF 500 capitalists,
manufacturers and investors left Boston
on he 18th for Alabama and other South.
ern States on prospecting tour.
The Beet Sugar Company was incor-
porated at San Francisco on the 10th with
a capital of $5,0O0,o00.
SALT was struck at Kingman, Kas.,
on the 18th, at depth of 675 feet. The
salt is as clear as glass, and seems to be
absolutely pure. 1t is the only rock salt
mine west of New York.
ED. DAVIS, a convict guard, shot and
fatally wounded citizen named Wiley
Beard, in Argenta, Ark, on the 18th.
AT Kansas City nothing is heard but
Oklahoma. In the freight yards, crowded
in the tracks and under moving orders, are
about thirty huge trains freighted with
the anticipated necessities of coming COM
munities. There ara houses in sections,
ready to be bolted together and entered for
delivery.
THE entire Western Arkansas border is
scene of bustling activity. People are
striving to get into Oklahoma by the south
eastern entrance, which opens by far the
richest portion of the new Territory.
| MONEY is very abundant and very cheap
| in New York-so cheap that the Comp
troller of New York proposes to float the
loan for parks soon to be opened by that
city at per cent. interest
| A SYNDICATE OF capitalists from New
| York, New Orleans, Memphis and Atlanta
on the 18th consummated the purchase Of
So 600 acres of land in Sequachee Valley
Tenn. The price for the property, which
controls coal, iron and timber land, was
S54O, 900. The property is to be developed
On a grand scale.
A CALL was issued on the 18th for a
meeting of all Southern manufacturers to
be held in Augusta, Ca, on May ], to dis
cuss the matters Of general interest to
manufacturers.
PRISCILLA DAVIS (colored) died at Balti
more on the 10Th after attaining the ad-
yapced age of one hundred and five years.
ONE of the heaviest hail storms ever
known in that section visited Forrest City,
! Ark, on the 18th. Some of the hail stones
were as large as guinea eggs. 1t is feared
that considerable damage to fruit was oc-
casioned by the storm.
/ THE immigration Convention held at
Vicksburg, Miss, on TIE 11th, passed a
resolution pledging the farmers Of War
rem county to sell land at not more than s.
per acre, with view to encourage white
settlers.