Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-03-03
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Ra1chers y this rain is ''jis
right" AT will 90 more good no,
than any other kind of weather.
The tableaux at the Old Folk
C ncert will be under the manage
ment of John P. Meder and Mis-
Carrie Esey.
Fred Douglas has been appointed
to represent Hayti at the World
Fair. An appropriation of S25, 00(
has been made.
One of the large winter hotels il
the Engadine is soon to be heated
electrically by power derived from
the Nura river.
1t is rumorsd that . compromise
is about to be effected in the Searles'
Hopkins will case, now before the
4 Observation-Disclosures COul w.
The sidewalks were packed with
school children yesterday who fol
lowed the Uncle Toms Cabin ban6
the streets being too muddy to walk
en-.
The vaqueros on the Milpitas ranch
across the mountains from San Luz
cas-, in Monterey county, are making
preparations fer tug off, war contest
on horseback
The box sheet for the Old Folk 5
Concert is now open There is no
need to urge all attendance Every
body is sure TO go to their unique
enter ainment.
BY the earelessness Of swi,chman
train telescoped another containing
workmen, at \ ilwaukee, Wis. Seven
men were killed. Tho sNitchman
has disappeared.
The newly discovered coal mines
in the Argentine Republic have caus-
ed a cancellation of the contracts
with England for coal for the rails
roads in that country.
The NJ nnesota House, at La
Crosse, Wis, was burned Wednes-
day morning, and The proprietor,
Peter Heiden, persisted in the flames.
The financial loss was small.
At the meeting of the Spor.man's
Club Tuesday n gut as,rarssr b. the
name OF c. S. Gregory mads many
good suggestions, and seemed to be
considerable of hunter hinself.
Msjor-General George W. Cullum
died at New York Tuesday after q /!
brief illness of pneumonia. For the
last three months he had been in
poor health. He was SO years old.
The microbe of the grip has been
fully examined and is found to be in
the shape of capital letter n. 1t
is believed that the other three le.-
ters we're shaken off during q chill.
San Jose News.
The inhabitants of Arva, Hungary
are suffering from typhus and other
deadly diseases, in addition to the
famine prevailin g there. People
are reduced to such straits for food
hey are compelled to eat the barks
If trees and pine cones.
Miss Rhoda Broughton has orga-
lized q successful movement it Phil>
Idelphia for a Home oil Rest for
Horses. The scheme is in practical
'peraticn. and insures greater kind
less in the treatment of the class of
nimals for which it is designed.
Nearly all the Indians in British
Columbia will assemble at the north
FIN of Fraser river on the Queens
and hold grand potlatch.
'en thousand dollars in prizes will
re given away and 5000 blankets
distributed by Chief George.
Last week Mrs. Jane McMeekin,
lady &c years of age made final
roof on a homestead in Eaystack :
ountry, Crook county, Or. She has
wed continuously on the place for five
ears. as the law requires, and had
ertainly earned title to the land.
Director General Davis of the
Worlds Fair has received q COM '
nunication announcing that the {
irecian Government intends to send
complete representation of classical ]