Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-05-27

: Senator Sherman entered the
House in the same Congress with
Mr.. Morrill-who celebrated his 84tt
birthday last Sunday and served
one term i'll the Senate before Mr..
Morrill, entered that body. Mr..
Sherman has served twenty mine
years in the Senate and was six year.
in the House. Mr.. Morrill, has been
in Congress thirty-nine years, twelve
of which he passed in the House.
Mr.. Allison of Iowa has been twenty
one years in the Senate and ten in
the House. He is younger by six
years than Mr.. Sherman and nine
teen years the junior of Mr. Morrill,
Miss Elenor Marks, of Mount
Prospect, Ohio, % years old, was
seized with severe cold and grew
worse and apparently died. While
the coffin was being borne to the
grave faint tapping was heard, and,
upon the coffin lid being raised, Ms
Marks was found to be alive. she
revived and is recovering.
Miss Marks represents that she
has a knowledge that all that pas t
while the preparations were being
made for her burial, but that she was
unable to give any sign until the fear
of burial aroused her into action.
Mrs. Nellie Grant Sartoris will
take a. house in Washington and
hopes her mother will also make her
home there. Mrs Sartoris is wealthy
and enjoys an income from property
left to her by her father-in law of
$50, 100 year. Her eldest son, AL
gernon, is still in England, and will
remain there until his graduation at
Oxford, when he will return to this
country. Mrs. General Grant is
also well off. She makes liberal al
lowances to her children, and sside
from this is reported to have S24, :
900 annual income.
Prominent residents of Tecumaseh,
an Indian town in Oklahoma, have
been indicted for DEMONSTRATING.
They are members of one of the most
ext ,nsive and .Iawless organizations
yet developed in this country. The
field of the band extends from Ari-
IONA to Arkansas, and all along the
route the thieves HAYES caves and
other places of hiding, from which
they can pick off pursuers, and in
which no lynx-eyed detective can
detect them. Many murders have
been committed by the gang.
The American archeologists who
went to the recently discovered
deserted city in the Sierra Madre
mountains, found another hidden
city five Spanish leagues north of the
first. The leader, @. w, Paulon,
says these cities were evidently twin
capitals Of a wealthy district long
before the Aztecs, The two are con-
nected underground by passages
hewn out of the solid rock.
A writer in turf journal gives ,
the following rule to estimate the
height colt will grow to, Take a
cot at any time between six weeks 1
and one year, stand him on level
surface SO that he will stand natur-
ally, then measure the distance from
the hair Of the hoof to his knee joint,
md for every inch or fraction there
IF he measures will be hands when
The following gentlemen have been
appointed by the Board OF School
Trustees to serve as judges and clerks
If the school election to take place
Monday, May %, 1894: Judges, L
Z. Elrod, A. LeTourneaux, Walter
Jhedic. Clerks, Sharon Winston, F.
Murphy.
J. GUINAN, Clerk.
The Union Pacific will become
of the Western Passenger
Association and the Emigrant clear
ng-house on June LIST, and the west
pound emigrant rates between
Chicago and the Pacific Coast will
Do restored from the present rate of
BIG 10 to their old basis of $50 on