Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-01-16

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war.
The Senate bill to reimburse cert>
ain persons who expended sums OF
money in repelling and suppressing
hustilities within the State Of Ne
vada La been reported favorably by
! 1.-THE Claims Committee by Senator
Stewart. Bartine has introduced q
similar bill in the House.
The heirs of the late John 81.
Marion, Louie and Crook, are now
looking up their mother who de-
serted them and their father in Pres
colt Arizona, several years ago. The
Will gives her share of the prop
erty. Marion was all old time edi-
tor.
The dispatch dated from Carson
in yesterdays Chronicle relating to
the election of delegates to the
National Convention and the end or
sement of Harrison, was MT sent
from this city by the regular associ>
ated press correspondent and is UNI
true in every particular.
A little surprise was rendered
those who attended the dance at the
Briggs House Thursday night, in the
shape of very excellent spread.
gotten up by Mrs. Briggs. The mu
sic for the occasion vas furnished by
Prof. Taylor's band, of Genoa, and
he kept everybody good natured and
on the move. He never refuses to
play, and never says sit is getting
late.
Willie Circe's trotting dog is given
send off in the s. F. Examiner. A
pool seller name, Eisman, claiming
tn: the dog can trot his mile III 2:21
and stating that he will make the
California circuit net fall. The
picture looks very like the handsome
pointer that all Carsonites have seen
trotting along the streets but it will
be news to th.L that he is such a
speedy animal.
Cardinal Gioyonni Simeani, for.
merly Papal Secretary Of State and
Project to the General Propaganda,
died Thursday at about the same
hour of the death of Cardinal Mans
ming.
Candinel Simeoni was rs years of
age and died of an attack of infuen>
"a. The appointment of their sue,
cessors will doubtless be matter of
great interest to the Catholic church
all over the world.
The Virginia papers don't speak
very well of the amatuer minstrel per-
Torrance W there. One of the prin>
cipal performers was 80 leg weary
that he could hardly stand in his res
versatile, perforated, dark buff colored |
costume while he paralyzed several
kindergarten melodies with an illumi-
mated breath which he secured in
one Of the boxes. He received I'M
b funded applause, "Moore" than
The Opera House will throw its
doors open to the public on Friday
night next.
The attraction will be the inimita>
Bile aud ever popular Bobby Gaylor,
assisted by II. B. Bradys company
Of comedians in the new farclcal cree
alton entitled "Sport McAlister,"
one of the 400. In this piece, which
is a farce comedy pure and simple,
Mr.. Gaylor has full scope for the
display of his famous specialties and
will be supported by ono of the very
best farce comedy companies on the
road. The cast will include Georgia
Parker, well known as the leading
of the U. S. Mail Co.,
the olympia Quart tt, for seven
years with Evans & Hoey's Parlor
Match Company, Jennie st. Claire,
enc Hernandez, Sallie Carter, Nel-
Franklin, j. p Carroll, Bessie Gill
bert and several other well known
speciality people. VIM. A. Brady,
who is Mr.. Gaylor's marager, has
been at work for the past tx months
on this production and is determined
that it shall exceed everything in the
way of farce comedy ev seen in
His city. Many new and novel me-
ehanical inventions are being used in
he NAV and tho sDoci ltios ora not |