Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-08-03
ALL SORTS.

The warm weather continues &c
help the corn grower.
The Orphans Home children had
another picnic Tuesday.
Miss Theo Winters, of Washoe, is
| visiting Carson friends.
Miss Stillson departed for her
home in Kansas last evening.
Young Corbett was knocked out
by Paddy Smith in Indiana, July,
81.
Miss Clara Richardson, of Reno,
is visiting Miss Blanche Davis, of
this city.
A lot of Inyo marble passed
through the city for San Francisco
yesterday.
Len Gallagher, Dan Gray and
Robert McCrimmon are doing as we'll
as can be expected.
Jack Prior has received his first
papers on his hose coupling patent.
1t ought to make him rich.
A fight is being arranged between
Meyers and Sands of Virginia to take
place in this city ON the Goth.
Messrs. Klien and Dempsey were
quite successful yesterday in raising
money for the Caledonian picnic on
the 9th of August.
Katie Pease four mile and repeat
runner over Thad Stevens in 1874,
died at Palo Alto on Friday aged %,
"Pease to her ashes"
A reporter of the San Francisco
Chronicle in writing up the big fire
on Bush Street speaks of wood
work melting like wax before the
flames.
Horace Wells, for many years
Waterman for the Virginia and Gold
Hill Water Company at Lake View,
has resigned his position and taken
up his residence in Carson.
A camping party composed of
Miss Maggie Cavanaugh, Mss Stella
Mayhugh, c. NJ. Cavanaugh and
Master John Mayhugh left yesterday
for Hobart, Lake Tahoe.
A special car will leave Reno for
the Worlds Fair early in September
and will be called the ''Sllver State
Special" The excursion will be
by Ira Hoag of Beowawe.
Professor Haymanson, wife and
daughter left last evening for an ex-
tended trip through Southern Cali
fornia. They will return either the
latter part of this month or the first
Of next.
In a scuffie between some inmates
of the Washoe county hospita! and
one of officers, J. II. Ward an in
mate was killed on Tuesday last. His
death seems to have resulted more
from an accident than otherwise.
The little son of Napoleon Du-
pont, who lives four miles from Pr |
oche, was kicked in the forehead by |
a horse one day last week, and an
ounce of his brains oozed out. The |
Record says that under the treat
ment of DR.. Campbell the little fell
low is doing as well as could be ex-
pected, and strong hopes are enter
famed of his recovery.
The inside facts, now they are
known respecting the failure of
Charles Foster, late Secretary of the
Treasury, are scandalous in a high |
degree. The bank controlled by him
has liabilities of more shan S29S, 0o0,
md its assets foot up only $40, 2S6.
The enormous discrepancy was Gre
ited mainly by Foster himself, who |
overdrew his own account to the ex-
tent of $136, ZOO. That is to say, he |
took from the bank S136, 900 of /,
other peoples m ~~ - sunk 1t in
his own speculations.
The way to strike the Eastern |
goldbugs is to strike their pocket |
books. 1t Is IA liberal estimate to say |
that at least S12,OOO,O0O i'll orders
upon Eastern houses have been |
countermanded by the merchants of |
Colorado and adjacent States since
the silver slump. Now the Cal
lfornia, Oregon, Montana and Idaho