Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-01-30
Editorial NOTES.

The Republican State Committee
yesterday adopted resolution COM
mendiDg President Harrison's ability
i'll handling the Chili'n dispute
Where does Blline get off!
Flow to Manage husbands IS de-
bated by Sorosis, and sundry futile
suggestions are offered, such as Holt
your own tongue, Tell him your
secrets, ar.d such like. George Du
Mauricr, in Punch, gives one receipt
worth the wnole batch OF them,
Feed the brute.
A new compound Of metals was
recently discovered which 50 closely
resembles Gold, as . puzzle the keen
est ieweIer. It's weight is that Of
gold, and the acid tests are the same,
except that the acid boils tribe
when applied TO it, although when It
is wiped off no spot IS left. L $
cheap and easily worked.
More than one third of the old
men in England and Wales arc pau>
pers. 4 fiscal policy that does not
give living wages will hardly permit
man to save anything for old e.
1t is hardly necessary to call attention
to our own laborers, 50 many 81
whom own their own dwellings or
have money in the bank for rainy
day
The English newspapers are at
lacking President Harrison as might
have been expected They claim
that Harrison knew what Chile had
replied to the ultimatum sent her be
70 he seat his message to Congress,
and wanted to place himself on rec
ord for political effect. St James
Gazette says: IF this s true PRESS
dent Harrison has dissraced and
made himself ridiculous.
The meanest act an editor can be
guilty of is stealing column after col
umn of local items from its contem-
poraries and publishing them as
original. Silver State.
There is one thing meaner neigh
Dor, in fact SO mean that you prob
ABLY never tn ught Of it, viz. for a
would be editor to burllarously enter
the office of another paper and seal
/. COPY before the issue is distributed:
3 oSlock A. NJ, is about the time
chosen for the crime ia Carson
The Delaware barn burners, who
are said TO have been instigated by a
desire to revenge thems Ives on the
Dupont family, AMI who set fires
that endang red the great powder
works, have b en- sentenced for heir
crimes. The principal has been con-
denim d to ten years in prison, one
honr in the p llory, to rec i've fifteen
lashes, and s required = pay Sl4,
600 restitution money and $1,000
fines. The other canspirators have
been sentenced to three toeishr years
Imprisonment and fines Of $500 each.
The punishment IS no. to severe,
for the barn burners wllfully en-
dangered many lives from the neal
est motive
Repres ntative Scott Qll.) has IN
troducgd a bin prohibiting the Post
office Department selling stamped
envelopes those bearing the usuaI
raouest for return to owner after a
limited period Under the present
law" said Mr. Scott, "the Govere
ment IS a direct mpetitor VIII
every printing house in the country
tits an unwarrantable trespass by
tho Government upon the private
business of every printer in the onl'
tad States. Many millions of dol
lars annually are by this act taken
from the printing business. This
does not seem fair or just. The
Government should take its hands
off and not Cypress one Of the great
est and most important industries Of
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