Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-08-09
ALL SORTS.

hdhe Ndiiey on an outing Is DaCk
The Oregon hop yield this yea
promises to be the largest the Stat
l has ever known.
Ex-Governor Kinkead of this cit,
is mentioned as Republican candi
date for State Senator.
William WOODBURY. will assist il
the prosecution of Mrs. Hartley the
slayer Of Senator Foley.
Latest reports from the Oriental
war are to the effect that both sides
have won several victories
Mrs. A. Sprinstein, form erly Miss
Gertie Barnett. is in this city visit
ing her aunt Mrs. j. McQuarters.
| Mrs. c. N. Barley and daughters
Miss Neva Wilson, and Miss Lou
Tenant have gone to the Lake for q
moths stay.
Mr.. Grant, the Capitol gardener,
left last evening for Grass Valley on
visit to his brother, whom he has
not seen for five years.
Ethel LIE Ray was carved to death
on Monday in San Francisco by her
lover, in room on O'Farrell Street
over Campi's restaurant.
The only thing at stake with tue
Republican party of Nevada this
year seems to be the spoils of office.
Hurrah for the G.. o. P. and the
party perquisites.
S. z. Kelly, at one time State
Superintendent of Schools, and later
Rector of st. Peters church in this
city, is now in charge of an Ameri-
can chapel in Paris, France.
What can be more delightful than
a perfect Nevada day; the blue sky,
the gentle wind, the warm sunshine,
and the invigorating ozone that one
finds no where else on earth outside
the Sagebrush state
People who send the APPEAL let
tiers telling how many trout they are
catching in the mountains, will do
well to accompany their epistles with
some fish. Not for publication but
as guarantee of good faith.
Isn't it little strange that neither
of the old parties ever appeared to
manifest any anxiety about silver
legislation until a new party sprang
up with million votes and threat
ened to smash things, if the white
metal wasn't restored
Hutchings and Anderson, formerly
of the crew of the notorious schooner
Arcilles. who are charged by Capt
ain Cartel with having robbed the
schooners stronghold, while the mas
ter was in the Sitka Jail, haze been
sent from Port Townsend to Sitka.
Some of the papers are trying to
make out that while Melville the
convicted clerk of the California
Bank was at liberty he was always
gentleman. The Alameda Encinal
however closes the case by remarking
that thief can never be a gentle
man.
The pictures of Charles Gardner,
the Sweet Singer, which gaze at one
from the. dead walls. have close re-
semblance to Mr.. Watson of the
Kelley Institute. Only of course
our own genial Watson is seversl de-
grees handsomer than Gardner lith-
ographic,
The Viceroy of China now directs
the maneuvers of the Army without hi |
yellow Jacket, which the Emperor or
dered him to peel the other day. He |
says he finds it much more comfort
able this. hot weather to be without |
the Jacket, and has csbled Abe Conn |
for new Summer sat.
The conductor and TWO brakemen
Oh the Oregon Railway and Naviga-
ton Company were severely injured
by the giving way of the Alto bridge,
a short distance from Walla Wala
Wash. The tender, fifteen cars and
a heavily laden caboose went down.
The locomotive got over,
The most deplorable thing about
their internal new party movement"
said a State officer yesterday who had