Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-03-11
ALL SORTS.

for murder, notwithstanding the at
tempt to get him int an insah
asylum.
The prizes to be gwen by Lindsa..
& Pierce on Saturday nights dane
ing contest are now on exhibition il
Summers & Dsuchy's drug store.
The President Tuesday sent to thu
Senate the nomination of Judson G
Clements, of Georgia, to be Inter
state Commerce Commissioner, vic.
Bragg, deceased
The Young Peoples Endeavor So.
ciety will have anniversary exercises
at the Presbyterian Church on Sun
day evening next. One of the features
will be the music by the juvenile
orchestra, of mandolins, guitars, vic
lin and cornet.
Mrs. Osborne, against whom an
indictment had been found for lar
ceny and perjury pleaded guilty to
the charges against her and was SEN
fenced to nine months imprison-
ment at hard labor.
An Edenton, Ohio, farmer, who
had been bitten by a hog year
previous, discovered block spot on
h s tongue recently. The organ
swelled until it stretched his mouth
wide open and he died in great agony.
President Eliot of Harvard started
on the I'd INST on two months visit
to the Pacific Coast. In the course
of his tour he will visit Denver, Utah
and the Leland Stanford University,
Oregon, Washington and the Sell
kinks.
The Chloride Belt says Geo Mont
gomery of Brey fogle fame, is nego-
tiating with George Croker, for the
purchase of the 40>stamp quartz mill
OF tbs State Line Mining Company
at Gold Mountain, Esmeralda
county.
Berry, the English hangman, has
resigned his office because he was
ordered by the prison doctor to
change the length of the drop. He
proposes to lecture on his experien-
ces In all the principle citiea of the
United States.
Deacon has been released on bail
of 10, 900 francs He will live at
hotel in Crosse until his trial takes
place late in April or early in May.
Charles A. Baldwin, brother of Mrs.
Deacon, has sailed for France to jo n
his relatives there.
A wedding party in Montenegro
was nearly completely wiped out yes>
-erday in revenge for the &C idental
Heath of man when salute was be-
ng fred. Nineteen of the guests
we're killed, and it is thought the
,rouole is not ended yet.
1t now turns cut that sixty mon
we're seriously injured during the
lots at Berlin last week. Six have
lied from the effects of wounds re-
.slved from pohcemen's swords. 1
The brutality of the police is bitterly
denounced by the local press.
George Osgoodby, Jr., the center
rising" editor and general rustler
or the so-called holiday edition of {
he News, and former editor of the .
IAN Jose Better Times, and now
waiting trial in that city for felony, .
been surrendered by his bonds
len. /
While man named Oil was driv-
,g a colt yesterday the horse became
and turning suddenly ran {
shaft into the side of horse driven
y Billy Phipps, of Virginia. The ]
nimal's side was badly lacerated,
ut Phipps proceeded on to Virginia
18th him.
Mrs. Kinkead's first talk on Eng l
md was given to an appreciative
udience last night The lady has q
nost pleasing manner and charming s
dice and gave an agreeable enter
ainment. Mrs Kinkead is gifted I
nth the art of intelligently describ- t
ng what she has seen and enjoyed.
An interesting series of experts
lents were recently made by two
wedish astronomers and
romboldt By means, of q network !.
electrial currelts between two :
fountains they succeeded in produc- :,
lg several artificial auroras.
At Memphis Tenn. three nepro