Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-08-23
George Vonderhyde is making Il


ern tanned but Vonderhyde does
the rest. Every st ap and buckle
is in the right place and flushed
off to q nicely.
1t is stated that gold and silver
have been found in paying Gu nti-
ties in the Kiowa and Comanche
country, Indian Territory. Some
pro8pectors asked permission Of
the Interior Department to nego-
tItate with the Indians for the
privilege Of working the mines,
and permission was refused.
The papers of the State are
pretty generally jumping onto Dick
Brown who has been appointed
superintendent Of the School of
Industrial Arts OF the State Uni
versity. lie is pronounced incoIn-
petent. In Tat case the next
thing is to find out what relative
succeeded in getting him there.
The Phoebe Record says that
NJ J. Stewart who has just arrived
from the lower end Of Lincon
county. reports that grasshoppers
have almost entirely devastated
everything in that section. On the
Har is and Crosby ranches on tue
Muddy they have destroyed every
thing. The hOppers appear to be
travelling northward.-Gszette.
NJ. McMartin, VINO works at the
Dunlop mine in Jumbo. brought
in d Wild eat this morniny, which
he shot during the night while the
animal was losing around Nc
Martins chicken coop. The cat
weight thirty pounds and Is a mon
ster. During the week McMartin
has lost Thirty chickens and two
turkeys, carried off by the varmints
which swarm the hills near Jumbo
in droves Chronicle.
4 dispatch to the II. Louis
Glo1e-Democrat says Editor De
Young of the san Francisco Curon-
icle and wife mplained tibet they
had been robbed in a Pullman car
near Ogden, he OF 500 and she
of a gold watch. This created
much excitement among the train
men, which was abated by Mr. De
Young finding his money in his
shirt sleeve. and the lady discov-
erinr that her watch wes in the
bottom of her pocket.
The Southern Pacific company is
having some monster passenger To-
constructed to use on the |
through overland trains between
Oakland pier and Truckee on the |
Central Pacific road. They will be |
OF the ten wheel compound pres |
sure type, with six drivers, five |
feet and three quarters in dame |
ter. They will carry 40 pounds Of |
steam at hight pressure and the
compound cylinder will have n
twenty four inch stroke.
An explosion occurred in the
metal leaf foundry OF Resented &
Co., New York, yesterday. The
loss OF lives amounts to 60 or 20
most of them being shop girls \
number OF holes were Immediately
in the walls IF tumbled
down buildings and many slightly
injured people crawled out OF their
suffocatiog Prisons. Fires broke
out in different parts OF the shat
tered piles but were quickly extin-
guished by the firemen. A steam
heating boiler in a defective con
dition was the cause.
The case Of Fitz-John Porter is
again being discussed in military
circles. His restoration to his old
rank b. Congress, was largely due
TO Grants letter expressing the
oeiief that there was no serious
olttle August 20, 1867, when Port
er failed to execute the order Civ |
en him to advance; but it is now
said that the official records, being |
published by the War Department,
reveal that there was alter all, |
heavy fighting on that day, and |
hat no less than ten thousand |