Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-07-26
ALL SORTS.

Len Gallagher is getting along well
and there is good prospect that he
will pull through.
Harrison says the present financial
situation is due to the Democrats.
Cleveland thinks Harrison is respon-
sible. The country knows perfectly
well that both are to blame.
If you have a hen that will persist
in setting, put her into coop tilted
upon one side. Then she cannot sit
down comfortably, but will have to
spend her time ''a-settin a-standin,
like the Dutchman's hon.
A Mason valley man employs girls
in the bayfield,. He speaks enthusi-
astically of their hay shoveling abili-
ties and says they get out early,
never 60 on strike and do not
smoke cigarettes.-Tidings.
ADVICE TO MoTHERs.-Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup should always
be used for children teething. 1t
soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays the pain, cures wind collie and
is the best remedy for diarrhoea,
Twenty-Five cents bottle.
Irish revolutionists claim the Vic
toria loss was the result of a deeply
laid plot to get the aforesaid British
navy in two parallel lines, and then
smash the two lines up against each
other and raise the devil generally.
The story is regarded as an Irish rev.
olutionist hoax.
The Countess of Clancarty, some
what widely known as Belle Billion,
may have to 90 back to the stage to
make living. The English courts
have decided that the Dowager
Countess, mother of the present
Earl, has complete control over all
the property left by her late hus-
band.
The Dempsey-Smith fight has
been postponed because the men were
not in condition. The Coney Is
land Club reached the conclusion
that they didn't propose to allow the
fighters to trife with the club, and
take away $4,000 for an evenings
work. 1t begins to look as if the
champion pugilists were not alto
gether running the earth.
Thomas Byrnes, Superintendent of
the New York police, is going to re-
tire. The reason his friends give is
that political interference renders it
impossible for him to conduct the
Police Department affairs as he wish
es. As Mr. Byrnes has managed to
save 100000 out of his modest
income, we may easily imagine that
he resents interference.
Last nights Chronicle, in speak
ing of the contemplated mining re
duction says:
1t is not probable that the prob
lem will be solved for at least a
month. The various corporations
will take time to consider the propo-
sition, some of the interested officials
of which are at present absent.
Superintendent Yerington of the Y.
& Il. will not arrive until tomorrow.
Heath who was tried for the muir
der of McWhirter, has had his bail
fixed at S75, 900. OF course he will
have no trouble in raising it. Al
though a poor man, he has had
wealthy hackers who could offer to
him high priced lawyers All this
shows that he was tool in some
ones hands when he shot McWhirter
| and will squeal on his pals if they
, don't furnish the sinews of war for
! his defense.
The plan of raising a subscription
| for the Duke u. ,...1.,,t hecause ne
lost his fortune in speculation, and
because lis ancestors discovered
America, is simply absurd.
1t didn't cost old Columbus bean
to discover America, because Queer
Isabella spouted her crown Jewels t'
raise the funds for the voyage
When Columbus discovered Amerlci
he had all his expenses paid ano
America wasn't trying to evade dis
covery.
Scene i'm the Examiner Onice.