Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-05-05
FROM CHICAGO.
The Silver Question Spread
ing Itself.
1.-THE QUEEN Is HERE. 4"
Our Correspondent Gives Some
Good Advice to Impatient Visi-
tors and Bids Them Wait.

of the compass elegantly equipped
cars are arriving day and night AM
returning for more human freight.
1t is certainly wonderful that s.
few accidents have thus far happen
ed in view of the fact that thousand
of people are coming in daily. Thu
} parties have folmed an antl>penny
society and the pass word is "Prestt
no change"
The President has again returned
to Washington with his wife and
seven Pullmans full of office seekers
and party pillars. The descendants
of the house of Buckingham drove
through the streets of Chicago day
before yesterday with private brass
band playing the national airs of
England and posing for public in
spection between times. At the
iu. ction of State and Second streets
a bloomin' chappie instructed the
bandmaster to turn loose ''God save
the Queen and play it four blocks.
! No sooner had his request been
complied with and the air taken up
! oy the descendants then Mrs. Cleve-
lands coachman drove her carriage
through the center of the street.
Thousands of lusty lunged Ameri
cans and admirers of the lady of the
White House belched forth with
yankee doodle" and finished with
the cry: 1.-The Queen is here" In
one single moment the entire throng
had caught the joke and the spokes-
men of tie House of Buckingham
had the tune Glanced. The house
had fallcu.
The committee on arrangements
st emed to have swung the magic
hand of time into their work and
yesterdays barren and cold floors
are now busting with magnificent
displays, cold attendants, and in
terested spectators.
A. the base of the statute of Van
ity on the left side of the music hall
entrance stands an old man selling
locks of Paderewskis hair at 81 per
lock. He has sold over eight tons
since the first of May The spirit
of Patrick Gilmore the great musi>
clan still lives in his wonderful or
chestra and several millions of peo-
pie have listened to the music each
day. The police service is like clock
work and not the slightest trouble
can be found in securing an officer
at moments notice. As a whole
however the residents and visitors
have maintained decorum and gen
eral good nature seems to predomin-
ate. Buck Tailor of the Buffalo Bill 1
open air troupe stood looking at a
pillar painted red white and blue for ]
some moments this morning and
walked around it several times gaz-
ng with longing into the building it t
to support. An attendant
inally approached him inquiring if |
lie could be of any service. Buck $
threw back his sombrero with. {
eyes. You can perhaps tell me
where in hell the balance of this i
barber shop is. +
The zap and the yahoo are causing !
IS much merriment as anything on
he grounds and many ridiculous !,
questions are asked daily Around {
he sample counters where many
title things are being given away,
an be seen a bowling hoard Of :
5omen and children grabbing and
everything in sight. !.
In the Nevada headquarters you II
an always find crowd Of enquiring :
,asternels who want to know why :
q started such row over silver and :
ny the devil we brought the fight =
} the Atlantic Coast and into the :
alls Of Congress at Washington. =
"Why, remarked fat old gold ~
ue from New York to Commission :
: Haines, sit wasn't more than r
ear ago when l first heard of this VI
liver question, and here you are now -
aking fight in almost every State :"
the Union and standing a pretty an
ir show of getting away with the W;
,al. | never saw such aggressive
sople as you fellows.
Haines informed him that after
lowing ourselves to be jumped WI
Jon for 20 years We had finally
rned upon our trampiars and pro-
,sed to do a little kicking our -,
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