Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-03-18
ALL SORTS.

April lIIn John Dillon, the Cnlc
ago comedian. will be at the Oper;
House.
Don't delay if you want matzos fol
the Jewish ceremonies apply to A
Jacobs.
Three Thousand foreigners have
settled down in Minnesota We de-
sire to see a few of them settle up in
this section.
The knights of Pythias had a big
time last night. A delegation of 80
came down from Virginia, escorted
by the Uniform Rank.
The people who went below to be
made acquainted with the Mystic
Shrine are all back. They look
quite natural, considering.
Two whales about thirty feet in
length are reported from Lakeville to
DO swimming in Petaluma creeks
sporting between Donahue and Lake
vile, California.
George Montgomery, the Breyfogle
boranza king, is bargaining for the
40-stamp mill at the State Limo mine
at Gold Mountain, for removal to
Montgomery District.
The well known economist and
fnaneier, Erastus Wiman, talks seri-
ously of war between England and
the United States as the outcome of
the Behring Sea complications.
A dispatch from Libau, Russia
announces the arrival OF the steam
ship Indian, which left Philadelphia
February 22d, loaded with flour and
provisions for the famine stricken
peasantry of Russia.
Gustave Javanovich, the greatest
cattle breeder in Russia, and called
the "king of the Steppes," owns
GOO, 900 acres OF land, and possesses
more than 100000 sheep and a.
600 shepherd dogs.
They are shearing sheep at Truckee.
About 50, coo are under the hands of
seventeen shearers. 1t is to be hoped
that the wind will be tempered con-
siderably more than it is here, or the
poor sheep will suffer.
An elephants tooth was recently
filled at the Harris Jardin des Plantes.
The animal endured the ordeal of
filling and boring with great patience
and at the conclusion of the opera
ton caressed tho operator.
Winters Nevada stable of new
horses, containing 8 record breakers.
has been sent 70 st. Louis. The |
stable has been Wlntered at the track |
at Reno and is in prime condition
for the Summer campaign ON the |
Eastern turf.
In the Field case Judge Won
Brunt said: 81 have arrived at the
con fusion that E. M. Field be cor
fined in an asylum until such time as
it be definitely determined whether
the symptoms which he exhibits of
insanity be real or feigned.
A patent has been applied for by a
woman for IAN improvement relating
to finger lings." No details are
given, but it is supposed the im>
provement makes the rclet self ad-
Unstable, 80 that when a young man
finds an engagement ring sent back
to him it isn't dead loss, but may
form the basis upon which he can
start out afresh.
James Rediker has been in jail at
Maine, continuously for
nearly four years for a debt of
BIZ. Is, q longer period than is
Usually imposed upon persons con-
'icted in that State Of forgery or
There is one salts
actory feature to the case. The
prosecutor has to pay 500 a year
o the county for Rediker's board
Alvan G. Clarke, the Cambridge
ems maker, recently saw an an
of his death i'll the news
papers, and at first was annoyed
hereby. But his wife received so
many expressions of sympathy and
UGH tributes to Mr.. Clark's virtues {
hat, on the whole, he was glad the /,
mistake had been made. The rumor 8
ttracted much attention in scientific I
ircles. Ii