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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-03-20

If it is possible to oVerstock the
market with oranges California will
succeed in doing it. The Pomons
Progress estimates that there
have been sold by nurserymen and
tree dealers in the. three southern
counties, Los Angeles, San BernAr-
dino and San Diego, during the last
three monthsnsarly 81, zoe, 900 worth
Of orange and lemon trees and there
ans calls for fully $500, 600 worth of
more trees.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-03-20
WAR WITH ENGLAND.

Ihe Brhrlng Sea trouble is causing
much comment all over this country,
and probably in England as well.
Tnare Is some speculation as to the
prospect of war if Lord Salisbury
cnttlnuts to tide his high horse The
Salt Lake Tribune PHILOSOPHERS on
tn i, subject in this wise
A controversy has been going on
between the United States and Great
Britain off and ON since the days of
John Quincy Adams, and it is all
about the right to possess certain
waters wherein seals make their
homes That might, in uncharitable
hands, result in great war between
this country and Great Britain.
What such war uld be, no one
can estimate in advance, except that
we know when should be finished
Great B itain would have no possess
ions on this hemisphere, and should
the matter be pressed Ia an exhaust
i've war it would come pretty near
disintergr ating the British Empire.
Certainly Australasia would not have
interest sufficient in the fight to cause
it to back Great Britain. The brunt
of the war would strike Canada at
once, and, measuring force by force,
it is reasonably apparent Canada
would o. down unda~ the onset
OF course there md be a bang
ing of our ships, because England
has great navy; ere would be a
struggle on her part . lombard our |
sea~coast cities: but, then more than
one can work at thar gains. and she
has great many coast cities to take
care Of herself But with i Cana
dian and Aust allan p So IS $ taken
from her, and with the danger " hich
would come 10 her India possessions
the war would coIne very near dis
integrating the I'D country.
OF course, no one in America, es-
pecially no one of Eng ish descent,
wants such thing; rather, there is
feeling that it would be wickedness
for Anglo Saxons to have war
among themselves when the world
needs their united work, or at least
a thei- work, to subdue the worlds
wilderness and in stretching Anglo>
Saxon laws and customs over lands
which are now half barbarous
We do not look for any war over
the Bering sea troubles, because if
Lord Salisbury wiling to have
one, neither the Queen nor ParlIA-
meflt of Great Britain would permit
1t; the English people would not have
it. They growl at us; their papers
say mean things about US; they like
to plumber the soft headed tourists
who go among them to spend their
but after &ll they would rath>
er fight any other people ON earth
than our people-not as matter of
strength, but as fact that deep
down, Englishmen respect Americans
moro than they respect any other I
race of people. An educated and
Englishmen knows that /.
can prevent America in the
next century-that is, nothing but
internal conVulsions-from being the
foremost nation in the world, and
not only of the world, but the fore> Z
most nation that ever existed in the
annals of men.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-03-20

Cincinnati has been selected as the
place for holding the National Pro
hibition convention on June Goth.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-03-20

Real Estate For Sale.
A Hard Finished Dwelling
House, corner lot (s5x85), good
location.
Building Lot, 85x85, $3.50.
Building Lot, 50x200, on North
Carson Street, frontage on three
streets, 500.
I have cash purchasers for i'm
proved or unimproved Carson
street property.
]. D. KERsEY,
o22 Real Estate Agent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-03-20

A lunch counter Is connected with
the bar, where you can get Oysters in
Any Style Lunches and Sandwiches
served with Beer, Wine and Coffee.
Orders taken for Keg and bottled
Beer.
John Weiland's famous beer,
unequaled 10y any on the Coast,
can be had at this resort for One
Nickel per glass, cool, delicious
and always Oh tap.
MAIN STREET. IL
The Wichita daily eagle., 1892-12-01
THE NICARAGUA CANAL.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. S0.-The Nicara-
guam canal convention assem- bled today at
Odd Fellows hall in this city. The con-
vention was called to order by President
+. J, Odenthal of the board of trade. The
hall was magnifcently decorated for the
occasion. On the platform were the city
officials, as well as Governor Murphy j.
Foster Acting Mayor Irwin Jameson,
Hon. George L. Converse, permanent
chairman of the st. Louis convention, and
Governor Fleming of Florida. After
PRAYER, President Odenthal made a formal
address OF welcome for the noaid OF trade
CITY Attorney E. A. O'Sulllvan followed
for the municipality. and Governor Foster
for the state. Mr.. Converse replied for
the convention.
H. II. Smith of the board of trade was
elected secretary.
The principal business Of the session
was the appointment of the credentials
COMMITTEES. and recess was taken until
its report is complete.
One Of the leading matters discussed
this morning was a resolution which Presi-
dent j. G.. Clark of the Mobile and Ohio
road offered. 1t recognized the canal ell
terprise rs national one, having been in
dorsed by both parties, aud provides that
tie government guarantee SlG0, 0Oo. 600 iu
DOnNS 10 Dc uSet as DdciS lOT u6W
national banks. No party shall own more
Lsan LOCO shares of stock in the concern,
and "A percentage Of the tolls is TO be de-
posted annually in the United States
treasury.
At the afternoon session the reports of
the committees on rules, resolutions and
credentials were adopted. John B. Jones
of Little Rock deliver d lengthy address,
and the convention adjourned till tomor-
row.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 80. - Ex-senator
Warner Miller. president of the Nicaragua
Canal company, is in Washington to sub
nit the annual report of the company TO
the federal authorities.
''Many people seem to regard the Mica
ragua canal as purely speculative pri-
vate concern" said he, 'but it is much
more than that and the hold which French
capital has secured on the Panama rail
road will, think, demonstrate the need
of a public and governmental interest in
the Nicaragua project. The Panama rail
road WAS originally chartered in New York
and was then sold out to the Frenchmen,
SO that we now have the queer situation OF
n canal in Panama chartered in New York
aud owned in Paris. Aud yet this compli-
Gated situation is tie one which surrounds
the great gateway between the Atlantic
and Pacific and the natural highway Of
trade between North ana South America.
/ am not here to take any part in the pres
ent Panama canal controversy, but | think
it cannot hel p creating an American spirit
which will carry the Nicaragua canal as
an American institution.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1892-12-01
ExpaesS RoRseRles.

DWIGHT, lis. Nov. IA daS light sx-
press robbery took place yesterday on the
Illinois. Iowa and Indiana railway, be-
tween Dwight and Buds station Tne
amount taken WIS &. eol. and the United
States Express company Is tie !ossE. TIE
osckaae stolen vzs taken on at Dwight
The safe l. one OF the osd-siyie affaira he
rohter must have had Key 10 TT il. ard
watched his chance when tie messenger
wss aDsesst from his car
GALVESTON, Tex, Nov. 3a-Isss mora
ia. tl.e sagle Wells Fargo expFyss which
brought Il bundle Of brown pa5sxr frofE
houGtz Brvs- " New York 10 tie Island
City Savings bank Of his citr last night
lIse.ng substitute for 10000 IN CASH,
brought u similar package IRON fae Ma
fiouai Bank Of Sex YORK 10 BsIl. Huica-
los & Ca, wnseA shousc have cont&iaed
g. GO
Ms YesIE. Nov. S1-A dispatch was
received sLls nlorni,sg BY kounsz Bro--.
t,s Gexs, frola al ossscsxs Gf tise Is4Afsa Csxy
savings bank 81 GxIvesIos3. Tex. inform
ing the1zi os she Ees=s Of sletsU ia ensrspey
=. p:,ss9 ID, the 5xiye-t0o bank ay sxfsss ,y
neanfz Bros The cashier Of tie barking
tsft.l ssez4sne4 10 advance sry theory zs 10
ti.e gnaEnxr IL wE5gis ttse tle.l oesGxTrd,
OF whether say suspicion isa Upor tas
route sztuss og smpioyes oE TIE sxYs-ss
c<,.at p,zs-sy. koustz BEos.. bos<sers viii
ros Ics~ ANY thing " f~s le<za
The Wichita daily eagle., 1892-12-01
CRISP ON TARIFF REFORM.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.-Speaker Crisp
thinks that possession Of the presidency
aud both branches OF congress will enable
the Democrats to make short work OK the
Mckinley tariff law.
"There will unauestionably be, said the
speaker. "a general revision of the whole
tariff schedule. Now that the Democrats
have both houses of congress and the presi-
deucy assured to them there Will be no ex-
cuse for anything but thorough over
hauling Of the present law IN accordance
with tue views and promises WHICH nave
been proclaimed by our party 50 persist
entity. The conditions were entirely differ
eut in the present congress when the plan
WAS formed of attacking the Mckinney law
at different points by means OF special
bills.
THE senate being Republican. the Demo
Gratis Of the house appreciated tDe tutl!ity
of wasting time in the preparation Oh
general DILL, knowing as they oId the GER
tain fate which would await 1t Iii the
senate It WIS, however, believed that
certain OF the Republican senators mighI
yield TO pressure exerted upon them ifom
their own state and support biii proSld-
lug for tariff revision on some one Isil :
porianJ particular. Tui, led Ia tue plan OF
specific tariff bills, or the 'piecs-meai
style of Legislation. which met wihn de-
that presented itself had 20 be met aud
this plan recommended itself To Us as De-
ing more likely TO produces results thaa
any other wnich was presented. ssh the
next congress, however, there Will DC ~.
such conditions to contend against, ana
the Democratic party Is bound bF MI I'S
pledges to give tie Country general
measure OF tariff reform which VIII giFe
our people a relief from taxation Ine
bill TO be adopted will not ID I,ly Judgment
be an5thin. approaching what oGF hrpuo-
llcsu friends might term iFec-tfHne
measure II will b. an Effort 10 place tie
tariff on The revenue basis. Stice a Meas .
ure cir not be prepared ~ a short space Oh
time The various interests conesrnr.i
aIH have 10 be seard is their o7Ta oeifaif
aud where a moderate degree Of protection
may appear 10 be necessary FOR the good q
tie county, il viii, / think, be accofs-d
Mr. Crisp went on 20 discuss fbe number
OF applications for office who would Ha-
doubic crowd into Washington after
Mr. EIevelau6's usuguratson. and be gave
Is rs his opinion that these enai.sss "nlcs
were Necessary to be made Should lie Inade
as speedily as possible
1T we're r,resideut." said be, II wonid
have IL understood from tie beginning
Ilat l would bold eaeG nsssausT os S<sa-
grrSs and each senator peT>"Iia--y TszlSota'
sii.ir Tor tie s;aess OF the person wBssse
application they inaofse. 1 wousd les
tfscsn understand that l wanted sse ofiie~s
filed ey tise very test Ken obtssaaoir. and
i. there shuu.a tu-n oEE 10 he snst3sA =
wrong with tie man wao reserved AZ '%2-
Pos al sle1I oa Is1elr .ecsstslasizSsas}sa tEsS
sheusd have no further patronage 4
would take the states ia the osGer ana
calling the repre-ensaslTss aad senators In
The Wichita daily eagle., 1892-12-01
THE FRENCH CABINET.
PARIS, Nov. 30.-M. Brisson has not yet
FOREIGN NOTES.

Last weeks cholera record for the whole
of Holland showed sixteen deaths.
Canadian shipments of lumber to the
United States during October are valued
al 81, ,93S, 692
The latest advices from Samoa are to the
effect that everything is quiet, the Iutuila
rising having subsidized.
Owing to reported cases Of poisoning
from eating American canned goods the
British trade is practically lost
Nathanial G. Clayton. Conservative
member in the British parliament, has
been unseated on the ground of bribery.
A number of aliens who were Oh their
way to America have been returned from
Liverpool to Hamburg under the new en-
igration regulations.
James Mncoun, OF the geological survey,
sails from Ottawa, Ont, for England
Thursday on business connected with the
Bering sea arbitration.
Despite the prohibition OF the authorities
the unemployed of London have deter
mined TO hold u mammoth meeting in
Trafalgar square Thursday.
Owing 10 United States quarantine reg
ulatiuns big batch of Swedish immigrants
who had arrived at Halifax were turned
back on the American border, being re
fused admission to the states
Mackin and his wife, of Sydney, n. S. W.,
the baby farmers who are charged with
having caused the death of fifteen infants
intrusted TO their care, have been COM
mitted for trial on charges of manslaugh-
ter.
Negotiations for a compromise between
warning factions among the Austrian gov
ernment's parliamentary supporters have
failed, and the whole German Liberal del
egation, numbering 120, have joined the
opposition.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1892-12-01
WAY NOTES.

CHICAGO. New S0-The presidents and
general managers OF the roads In toe terri
tory OF the Ceutra, Traffic association met
today To take action in conformity with
that of the Trunk Line association IN New
York two weeks ago. A resolution was
adopted providing for the absolute resiora-
ton of al. eHstbound rates to the lass
agreed tariff basis, To take effect tonor-
row.
When the question of pooling came MP
resolution was adopted recon nisnssing
that three officers of the joint comm!tirs
be commissioned To represent To the inter
state commerce commission aud 10 con.
giess the defects OF the present law ssd
the remedies suggested. The adoption OF
one OF Theses remedies, ia the judgment of
the meeting. should be deemed advisaois
for tue proper protection or the public
One OF tue most important actions oy
the meeting WAS the adoption of u resoiu-
ton providing for absoiute passenger
rates, aud piedging all the roads to pay no
commissions on passenger business alter
this date.
Tue action OF the New York meeting re-
garding the worlds fair general rates was
ratified.
Some progress was made today by the
western managers who are trying To work
out plan for the establishment OF -
tonnage pool. An agreement Was reached
SO far Us southwestern Missouri river
traffic aud business To and fsom Colorado
points is concerned. The meeting will DO
continued tomorrow.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1892-12-01
Mr.. GLADSTONE.

Old age is conservative H.
Gladstone il an advanced Liber-
al, but he has only Just consanted
to have . telephone put in his
residence. If you would eacape
the frosts Of old age. be cheerful.
open hearted, fond Of the society
Of young people. and above all
things, avoid q cold This IS the
bane of old age. When you take
cold, get bottle of Reid's Ger
man Cough and Kidney Cure and
take it freely. It is an absolute
cure for pneumonia and it is the
only cough remedy on the market
that is, because it contains no
opiate or narcotic. Your drug
gists will get it for you If you
insist upon it. Small bottles are
twenty-five cents, large size fifty
cents.
SYLVAN REMEDY, Co.,
Peoria, Ills.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1892-12-01
a CHARMING WINTER CLIMATE.

"One Of tie chief delights OF America,
famous foreigner recently said, is the
remarkable diversity of climate and alti-
tude Every taste can be suited there.
The rigor of our northern winters tells on
great many constitutions aud such
people are Obliged 10 winter Seutb, or TO
iuoye there altogether. To tLIs large and
Increasing class North Galveston offers pc
culiar advantages st prices within tne
reach of tie nost modest purse. ms
new aud coming commercial point offers
business openings for the merchant; work
for shs iaboring man, homes for the deli
cate: rich harvest 10 the fruit growesI
profit and pleasure for all In DO place In
merica j. there better opportunity for
safe Investment All classes Of persons,
therefore. are interested ia the develop
neut o. North Galveston and ans inquiry
sill be promptly answered and fuil inior-
nation furnished by Wright Miller,
" lchita, the local agent OF Tie North
Galveston association.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1892-12-01
THE PANAMA SCANDAL.

PARIS. Nov. 30-The Panama investi-
eating committee continued the Inquiry
today. NJ. Fieury, auditor in bankruptcy,
declined to state how the money of the
company had been expended.
Nj Rossignol, NJ. Fleury's predecessor,
confirmed the statement that Barren de
Reinach received the 100000 francs,
which il was said were used for ''adver-
tising
". Boudot, formerly secretary OF the
Panama Canal company, confirmed the
statement ot ii. Rossguol
N. There. manager of the Coulisse
firm, testified that Baron de Reinaca paid
8. so, 600 francs into the firms account in
the Bank of France, ana that on that
security the firm had issued twenty-seyen
checks. The witness refused to say how
ever, TO whom the checks were made pay
aoie
The committee requested II. Ricard.
minister of Justice, TO have the checks
seized NJ. Ricard promised 10 comply.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1892-12-01
PENSION FIGURES.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 30-The annual re-
port of Mr.. Green b. Raum. commissioner
of pensions, made public today. shows that
there were on the pension rolls on June 30,
1892, SIT, ,06S pensioners, an increase during
the year of l99,90S. The total amount ex-
pended for pensions during the fiscal year
was S139, ,035, ,612 For the present fiscal
year $l44 956, 600 was appropriated. Taking
the cost of the pension allowances during
the first four months of this fiscal year as
a basis of calculation, the commissioner
estimates that deficiency appropriation
of SlO,5S6. 151 will be necessary to supple
ment this years appropriation. During
the past fiscal year $224, ,O47 certificates
were issued in original cases and 7S,1Sl IN
increased claims. The report says that the
close of the fiscal year 1894 will see the ad-
Indication of original claims substantially
completed, and that then the highest num-
Der of pensioners ever to be on the roll
will have been placed there. There are
449. $40 original claims pending. of which
109, 600 are apparently complete. During
the year first payments were made IN 4OS,-
463 cases, requiring an expenditure OF S45,-
IA. 167. including $50 232 original claims
amounting to S3 SS4, ,2SS. The aggregate
annual cost OF, ths $40 O6S pensioners on
the rolls on June So 1892. was Sis, ,e19, o67.
At the close of the fiscal year there was II
balance on hand from the appropriation
for the payment of fees and expenses of
examining surgeons OF $305. 600. The
number OF claims OF all kinds pending
Oct. II, 1892, was 7SSC61. of which 353. 434
were flied under the disability act.
On ths revolutionary war rolls there are
only 20 widows and 2 daughters of revo-
lutionary veterans. The Survivors of the
war of 1872 on the rolls number only l65,
against 2S4 the year before.
Commissioner Raum closes with COM
narrative statement of the work done un-
der the Cleveland and Harrison admins
trations. He says: The total number OF
original certificates issued from March 4,
1889, To Oct. 81, 1892. WAS 52O, 565. The
total number OF pension certificates OF ali
classes issued during said period was S3o,
U4S, while during the period from March
4, 1855, TO Oct. 81, 1888, the number OF orig
iual certificates ISSUED was 4U2, 80, beiny Z
an excess OF original certificates issued
during the period of the present admins
tration of 334, 796, and an aggregate excess
of all classes OF certificates ot AZ, ,6o3 "
The average cost to tue government of
each certificate granted during The Cleve-
land administration, the commissioner
SAYS, was $21 35 and during the present
administration slO.4L
The Wichita daily eagle., 1892-12-01
THE SMITH TRIAL

CINCINNATI, Nov. s0--The trial proper
of Professor Henry p. Smith began todsy.
It's progress was delayed, however. by .
long discussion Of the record OF yester.
day action, and still further by the dis.
covery that no full copy Of the amended
charges and specifications had been given
to the accused. The court waited while
the clerks prepared this. The prosecuting
COMMITTEE. by direction OF ths court. b<s-
gan to introduce testimony ia suppor: OF
the first charge. Professor Smith argued
in the articles read that there In not an
iron clad standard OF belief, covering all
questions In theology, 10 which miais-
ter is bound 10 sab-crlbe in order 10 JUS
tisy him in Continuing in the WORK to
which he feels that hs has been called.
Tne testimony Of the first charge bad not
all been presented when the court adj
journed until the afternoon The argu-
ments were then begun. MIR. Lowe made
the opening argument for the prosecution.
Professor Smith replied. aud DR. Mekib-
ben of the prosecuting committee review
cd and explained the charges
Adjourned until tosaorrow.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1892-12-01
THE GENUINE AND THE SHAM.

Every good thing has its host of imita-
tors; every genuine article its counterJets.
The imitatorS always choose the most val
uable and popular article TO counterfeit, so
that when they claim their sham to be
equal. or rs good, or the same as So-and
Sos" the public may depend upon it that
.'So-and- Sos" article is the best OF the
kind The sham proves the genuine merit
of the thing it copies and never has this
been better illustrated than by the imita-
tions of ALLCOCK'S Porous PLAsTERS.
ALLCoCK' s Porous PLASTER is the stand
ard of excellence the world over, and its
imitators In their cry that theirs Is ''as
good as ALLCoCk'S'' are only emphasizing
this fact and admitting "ALLCOCKS" to be
the acme OF perfection, which II is their
highest mbition to initiate. The differ
ence between the genuine and these lInita
tions. which copy only general appear
ance, is rs wide us that between copper
and gold.
The only safe way for purchasers is to
always insist upon having ALLCOCK'S
Porous PLAsTERs. They are the only per-
feet plasters ever produced
The Wichita daily eagle., 1892-12-01

.sAy a1ToSio. Tex. Nov. ~ The sec
ond series Of rzin-msssug experiments
here by Gepersi Il T. Dyrs1iurih aud
parry was be1uo t3is evening at O'Clock
In. BON bsrdnept Will be ksps up con-
,innol~iy for sigat isonrs- Isls ssA not
lie tho Anal tess. miles the results are 70
sll-co1Esgsng 4s 20 not justify = further
expenditure Of sifne.
Is woGAa De hAE.2 To conceive o. better
meteorological conditions for = ;norsa "a
f@ss than Dow exists IN southwest Texas.
Old ca who SeT uanY years haTs
bxen familiar with southwest Texas
weather say that u rxin eonsa- wf;hBa 10.
psxt ty~Dty-f6aE hours s~sesas Dyrrsss
faFth sast ais party saasisa &c gisra tni!
credit ior having produnes5 -
The Wichita daily eagle., 1892-12-01

ness and indigestion are gone It's done
mildly and easily, too You don't hare 70
feel worse before you feel better. That IS
the trouble with the huge, old-fashicncd pill
These are small, sugar-coated, easiest 70 take
One little Pellets a laxative, three to four
are catteriic
They regulate and cleanse the liver, s.ogn-
ach and bowels-quickiy, but thoroughly
They're the cheapest pill, sold By druggists,
because You oaly pay for the good you
get
They're guaranteed TO give satisfaction,
evsry time, or your money is returned
medicines are sold ca
aiEe received. or No Pev,H-y1H can't
get tbese terms with any othsr medicines, q:
any price.
Can you ask mnruf
The Wichita daily eagle., 1892-12-01
CANADIAN ANNExATiONISTS.

TORONTO, Ont, Nov 30.-South Norfolk,
an important constituency in Ontario, has
decided in favor of the political union of
Canada with the United States, so far as
the reformers of that place are concerned.
The South Norfolk Reform association at
its annual meeting debated the advisable
ity of annexation with the United States,
and decided by a vote that the reform
party in opposition at Ottawa should in
clude plank for the political union of
Canada with the states as part of lis
policy. Leading men in the association,
after reviewing Canada's progress under
the present policy, declared the Dominion
was ripe for annexation and that England
would willingly consent to such move
ment, which, it was said. would be to her
interest.