Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-06-29
ALL SORTS.

w. ID. C. Gibson is at Winnemucca
Lake, looking at property with a
view to purchasing the same.
All the men employed in the
Northern Pacific yards at Ii ingston,
Moutina. have gone ont on strike.
When the late Jane Austin was
| buried Mt Mount Auburn cemetery,
women as we'll as men acted as pail
| bearers.
L1dy Henry Somerset demands
that the queen shall bestow titles
upon women the same as she does
upon men.
Mrs. AnLie 5. Austin, who was
elected mayor Of Pleasanton, Kan
in January, says that her husband
voted against her.
Senator PETER proposes an amend
ment to the Tariff bill levying a duty
of $50 per capita on all aliens arriv-
ing in the United States,
James Daggett and Daniel Con-
nors attempted to rescue Oscar Pet
erson in the Jefferson mine, at Vic
toria, Colorado, and all three were
asphxiated.
Judge De Witt of the United
States Department of Justice is in
idaho taking evidence in regard to
claims for Indian depredatioDs. The
total claims aggregate $4,000, 900, of
which Idaho wants S250,G00.
a London dispatch of the 9th
says: General John Hewston, Of
California was today formally re-
leased from the charge OF raansiangh-
ter by having caused the death Of
George BRr'on street musician, on
May 30th,
Miss Emma Juch, the prima
donna, and Francis l.. Wellman, As
sistant District Attorney of New
York, were married recently. The
maid of honor was Miss Graz. Wealth /.
erbee of New York, and Delaney |
Nicoll was the best man.
An alarm of fire at the Charles
town prison, Massachusetts,, was the
signal for break by the prisoners.
The officers charged on the prison
ers, Using clubs at first and then their |
reyolvers. One prisoner was shot |
and probably fatally wounded.
Charles and Annie, the twenty |
month old twins of Charles and An
ME Buck, were instantly killed by |
the Cape May accommodation train
yesterday afternoon. The tots had
escaped from their mother aud had
gone to play on the railroad, which is
about fifty yards distant.
A carload of almost pure silver ore |
from the Smuggler mine, at Aspin,
Colorado, arrived at Denver under |
guard. 1t is valued at $40, 200, and
it was taken from the mine in chunks |
varying in size from an ounce to
1900 pounds. 1t is said to be the
richest ore ever found in a mine.
New York has passed local Or
dlnance which will compel all owners |
of cats at Gotham t. invest their pets |
with a collar, bearing their (the
ownersO name and address. There |
will be no license tax, but cats found
uncollared will be deprived of their
whole nine lives by official cat-hunt-
ers.
Those who have tried the eEreri-
ment affirm that q large sponge hung
in the room, if it can be behind a
Convenient screen, and kept constant
ly wet, will greatly assist III keeping
the room cold; or cloth hung in the
window over the blind will cool the
room as if a shoSer had fnllen., -EX-
change.
A milwaukee preacher, Rev. VII
liam Clack, has come to the rescue "f
the man who occasionally relieves his
feelings by swearing, Mr.. Clack
says that the third commandment
does not forbid swearing. and that
the man who swears Is Il mere profit
able companion and citizen than the
hypocrit.
A regular meeting of the Board OF
Co. Commissioners will be held on
No,day J,I,- 0nd 1904 at 10 O'clOck |