Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-09-01
ALL SORTS.


the Stanford University.
TRY some of those Old Virginia
Cheroots. for sale by G. FL. Kelly.
Mobs are getting ready to go the
police rattle in nearly all the large
cities Of the Union.
1t is said that there are more
tramps in Southern California than
ever before III the history of the
State.
Jack Prior's hose coupling work
cd like a charm last evening I'M
der 120 pounds pressure, which
broke the hose, with inch noz-
zis.
Captain A. A. Austin, proprietor
of the Ell Monte Hotel at Los Gatos,
| CAL, arrived yesterday morning and
was the guest of DIR. and Mrs. Suss-
: dorff. He returned to Les Gatos
last evening.
President Jones gives notice that
the examination of candidates for
admission to the State University
will be held next Monday and that
all classes will begin regular work
next Wednesday.
A California fruit raiser who was
in this city few days ago made this
candid admission to the editor of the
APPEAL. eve send our best fruit
| east, our next best to San Francisco
| and the rest goes to Nevada.
The Worlds Fair commission after
a thorough investigation of the
charges of bribery in connection with
the awards of honor, exonerated
! Commissioner Mercer of Wyoming
and found Beeson of Oklahama
guilty.
1t is said that the Chinese often
| deposited in the banks of San Franz
cisco as high as three millions of gold
coin, and within the last forty years
they have shipped out of this country
to China the enormous sum Of $685.
100000 in gold.
The following are the officers of
| tho first Keely Club formed in the
State: w L Taylor, Presiusnt,
Hume Yerington, Vice President,
w Fly Doane, Secretary and Treas
urer; Executive Committee, DIR G E
Sussdorff, III E Martin, L A Frisb bic,
w G Noteware, w l. Taylor. The
Club will meet on Friday evening of
each week.
The Denver News pictures Sena-
tor Hill of New York with three
faces, One addressing Tammany
says, 'I'm opposed to Cleveland"
second, addressing the goldbugs,
says. I'm in favor of the repeal
| of the Sherman act, and the third,
addressing the silver men, says, I'm
bimetallist," Hill has put himself
in hole as deep as the Comstock
and no amount of hoisting' will ele-
vate him to the level of public con-
| fidence among western people.
| The silver men showed their great>
| est strength in the vote for free coin
age at the present ratio Of 16 to l.
For this proposition were cast the
| voices of 1G1 Democrats II Repub-
licans, l Silver and 10 Populists, or
| 124 in all. Against it were the votes
of ia Democrats and 112 Republic
ans. Total 226. The Democratic
majority against free coinage was
thus Is and the Republican majority
on the same side 100, while the Pop
ulists and silver were soiid'y in its
favor.
All the great NATURAL liars hold
| their heads high with their parties.
In 1873 John Sherman assured
| the Senate on his word of honor that
the bill regulating the currency did
not demonetl1. s...,T. i fcw days
ago Carlisle furnished figures
to VOORHEES, to be read i'll the House,
showing that the c"inages Of a Ger
tain number of silver dollars would
cost the Government SIP, 100000.
Now it transpires that Carlisle
lied. The operation would net the
Government-$15,2 47. 900. The gold
bug campaign is campaign of
lies and nothing else.
IN,s.