davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-02-12
Staff eines Shdferitanohens
Dab es 9rquiane Piebc nit Ger 4eitpeiti@e.
@umberlon6, .M6.. II. 1ebr.

gumberlan6, ,Mt6., II. Sebr.
Qlm Trsitog 9tacbmittag erbielt 8eue
@bite, cine junge Q%ertduferin, einen bon
S. Sterr. einem bieli9en befannten &letz
%Oerbdnbler, unter3ei9neten 8rief, poriu ite
aut9cforoert nur6e, nit ibm am Qlben6
einen Spo3iergan9 gu ma6en. Sri. 8btte
antuortetc brieflicb, baB ite iicb an Dem be-
Set6neten Srte einfinben mitroe. 2lS ie
6as @ei6dft, in ipeIbem ie ihdftigt mar,
DerGteB, faufte ie cine Geitpeiti9e unb
ia9te ibren 8riibern, boB ite Stern aus
peitidan mitroe. 8ei6e iun9en 2eutc be-
8aben ii9 al ben an9e9ebenen 8lob unb
parteten bort auf Stern. Oils Der 2eBtere
antam, 8ing ct auf bas iunge Wd6Aen gu
un6 bemcrfte, 0aB eS 8ort gebalten babe,
porauf baSielbc Bic 9eitlhe berpor5ug unb
ibm einen b%eftigen 6ie6 iIber bas @eitcbt
DerieBte; Damn famen au6 Die 8riioer ber>
bel un6 5pdr9en Stern, iib bon tbrer
Sbmeiter 9eb0rig auspetti6en 81 laiien.
9tm Somitag 0tacbmittag ermirfte Stern
gegen 6rduletn g8bite unb ibrc 8riiber,
BON Dencn Der cine Ser @eic66ftSfibrcr ber
Wtultfatabemie lit, 6aftbefebIe. 6rdulein
G8btte tpar icbod9 mach Baltimore geretit,
aber bic 8riioer Durben Derbaftct. Stern,
pelcbcr Srau unb &t1Oer bat, leu9net, baB
er ben 8rief 9ei6rte6en babe unb lagt, baB
man tbur cine Sale geitelt babe.
, 1894-02-12
Gin nah Guatemala
Dnrd9ebrannter DEB 5uriid9ebra9t.
Gan Tranctsco, Sal, IL. Sch.

gan Tr0nctScO, Gal, Il. Sch.
SomeS s.. 9abn, tpelcber $4,000 in pers
fGufliben Wertbpapieren aus Dem 8antgez
m0lbe ieiner Scbpeiter, Ser 6rau Su=
fame SbparB in 9tatbeS, Wtiii. geitoblcll
bate, unb bamit nab Guatemala 9efliidz
let mar, lit geitern inter 8etuacbung zines
BtntertOn'iDcn @ebeimpOli3iitcu nit Dem
8anama>O ampfer Golima bier angefom5
men. 800 900 i'll Bombs, unb 9iamantcn
I'M @crtbe BON $4,000 tpuroen mieoererz
langt. 6cute nod miro Der @ebeimpoliSilt
nit 6abn Die 1eiie nocb Benz SliOen antres
ten.
, 1894-02-12
Der fIetne Grbe
Don iteben uItllioreu uro Ger Neffe elmer
Rer3o9in i'm Sterbeu.
g E Nprf. II. ISebr.

SIN 6em 6ouie $50. Ala 0fa0iion Npe.
bierielbit liegt Der tIeine 2ouis 6amerslep
10 ibper franf barnieoer, DoB mar an iei7
nem ACKNOWLEDGMENT 3peifelt. @r lit
Der Sobn S. SCOOTER 6amersleD's, zines
8ruoerS Oes eriten @atten Der iebigen Ser
5ogin bon Wfarl6orougb. Die 6er3ogin
beiibt fir 2ebenS3eit Die NuBnieBung Der
Miuionerr, bob wiirOen bieielben nab
ibrem 5o6e Dem fleinen Souls 6amerSleD
3ugefauen fem.
, 1894-02-12
Gin Dtebsfdiff erwtfat.
Seine rei9boItiee Saoun9 fdat Der pOIi3ei in
ole Rdnoe.
SC Nprf. II. Gebr

@eitern Q(beuo muroe 81 8ilett's 9oint
BEL 9fpe bic ibmar5c S3aluppe, bon oeren
&anni9uft pielc 0Orfer an Der Si1te
beimgelucbt purben, BON Der 8olt5et erz
beutct. @dbrenb 6ie Wanni6aft 0aS
pelcbeS cine iebr reicbbalttgc Sa@
bung an 8oro bate, bis auf einen Otann
D%erlaiien bate, murbe eS bon Der Bolt5et
iiberfaaen uno genommen. Der cine an
8orO beftublihe Mann Iegte elm POLES 9e7
itdnoniB ab.
, 1894-02-12
Der 8li55aro
Grfredt fi9 iiber eiren ero6en GheiI oes
&anoes.
ct. Qouis Wao., II. Sebr.

81. sou IS W(o., Il. SeDr.
@eitern 2t6eno gegen II l1br begann
bierielbit elm itarfer S6neefau unb bauerte
ununterbroben Die Na9t ourb. 6eute
Wor8en Itegt Der Sdbnee Sebn 3oa bod.
6ter etntreffcn0e 9epeiben lailen er:
ieben, baB ber S9neefau iicb ilber gang
Wtiiiouri uno bic angrcn3enben Staten er9
itredt. Scr 8abnoertebr ipirb baOurdb err
bebltcb becintra6tt8t. ollie 3iige t~refen
nit bebeutenber 8eripdtuna ein. Der biez
itge Wetter, 8eamte. pertiin6et cine falte
Q8eQe unb bos 6oQen bes S6ermOz
meters nm 80 @rab, tuelcbcr Gcmperaturs
Q8e6leI bis beute 2lbeno eintreten iou.
9etroit, Wti9., IL, Sch.
Scr beftige aus bem Siibpeiten tpeben6e
8li35aro errcicbte uniere Stabt 6eute Morz
gen I'M 10 llbr. 0erielbe 6auert no6 inn
mer nit ungeibwGbter Q8utb fo-t benz
nocb iinb I'M StraBenba6nz8erteb no6
feline crbebGi6cn St0run9en ein9ctrcten,
2tuS alien GbeiLen pes StaateS ~trcffen
gtabribten Elm, nab tpeldem Der 8lis5aro
lib iiber 9anS Mtbigan eritredt.
, 1894-02-12
2[norhiitensA ustretbun9en.
Drei5ebn weiterc miteIieoer oes yDYnamit.
bomber : Oroens" miiien ole
Sdwei3 p%erla1en.
$ II. SEc6ruar.

Ser 8un6esratb bat belbIoiien, breisebn
9erlonen, pelbe i'm GerOabt iteben,
Nnarbilten 5u iein, beS 2anOes 81 perpeiz
fen. Inter Oenielben beftnben iicb 0ioz
ponut OtttnO aus Gurtn, &oiit aus Ufaiz
lamb unO Gara6imi aus Wtantua; Die
llebrigen ltnO 9eutide unO Oeiterrei6er.
Die S6tpei5er 9te9ierung erfIdrt iib fir
berett, tiir Die Nusgemteienen bic Soften
i9rer 0teiie nacb @n0lanO 5u be5abIen.
, 1894-02-12
Stdoti1bes,
Srieffditen.

u. g. 8enu Sbr GOntraft an erIten
W}ai ablGuft, miiiIen Sie,an oieiem Datum
obne weitere &inoi9Eng auS5ieben. @eun
Oaran lte8l, mObncu Su bleibcu,
bann tbun Sic pobI 6aran, iib nit benz
@igentbimer porber ms GinOernebmen gu
ieBen.
, 1894-02-12
1n oefdbrlider Sage.
Ot | ~ a e, II. 5ebr

IE { I 10 q 1T To II UeUt*
Qluf Ser vGrib" bcs neues GunnelS be-
ftn6en lib ~5pansig Mfdnner, bo6 miro bte
8efreiung beiielben aus ibrer qefd0rliAen
Sage burcb ben beftigen Sturm, mic ct ieit
ge1tern 9lbeno mittbet, lmm0gli6 gemacbt.
Ser 8inb tpebt nit elmer Sbneltgfett BON
40 Wteilen Die Stlnoe.
SIS berridbt bier Elm itarfer S6neefaa
unO bic 8agen Der elettrtidben 8abn limb
faum I'M StanOe 81 fabren.
, 1894-02-12
GoIumbiide Sreiheits9Iode
limo IiberaIe 1Iew Qorfer KaufIeute.
81 e N Oorf, -. fScbr.

Die Mtt9lieber 6er bieiigen 6anOelsbOrie
urD onoere bieiige patriotil6e @el9GftSz
leute tpouen bamit Qtncoln'8 @eburtStag
feiern, baB iie cine neue6abnen %taufen, melbe
oQjdbrlicb Bel bclagter @elc9enbett benltbt
tperoel1 lcu. 2luBeroem baben lie be-
id6loiien, Sic S6ulOen, tpeIbe burD Die
6eriteuung Der Golumbiiden Sreibettss
glofe gemacbt wurOen, 81 be3ablen.
, 1894-02-12
maI5werfe wteoer in Gbdti9feit.
Oreihunoert 2Irbeiter oaourd befddfti9t.
8iaud. Ohio. u. lSebr.

Die bieii9en @alStperfe, bic gr0Btcn i'm
Staate, pclcbe leit BEN leBten lecb5 Monaz
ten nicbt re8elmGBi9 9earbeitet batten, itn6
bcute OtOr9eu mieber in 8ctrieb gelebt
t%porben, pOburb 300 Qrbeitsr itctt9e Be-
i9dftigung erbaLteu.
, 1894-02-12
frau 10drf's GbeIeiS.

9binip DC. STARTS ipar Elm g8ittipcr nit
3 GinOern, ais ct i'm SUM 1888 ii6 nit
leiuer Bertha perbciratbetc. 6eute bctlogte
Iicb 6rau Bertha in elmer i'm &ret9ericbt
anbGngi9 gemadbten Stage auf Scbeioung
pon Slid un0 8ctt oarii6cr, baB Bbiuip
ftc por etlpa elmer @ocbe NIT Der ausseipro=
dbcnen 2bii9t, nicbt pieOer suriidfebren 81
molIcn, perlaiicn babe.
6rau STARTS tpobnt in 7341 0arparo
9lue., Gggleitou. Sic b%ehauptct, baB 8bil@
lip lie ftetS lebr grauiam ~bebanbeIt babe,
uno baB feline @erpanbtcn q. Yislcr unO
9tola 8ibler ibn babel bebIIflicb iuarel1.
sic fiirbtet, OaB Die 8enannten PsriOnen
ben @criub macben werben, ibr ibrc 6ause
einribtung fortsunebmen, unb iie criu6t
ben 9ticbter, tbnen bieies SIT Ocrbietcrl.
Qtucb mInlbe iie, OaB Der 3tcbter ibrem
@atten perbjete, iber iein auf $1,000 ange7
gebencS Gigentbum Gertil9ung 81 t~refien.
, 1894-02-12
Die SsIi9ipredun9 Ser u0un9frar
Don Orleans"
Der0fentIi6u11e oes oarauf be5ieIi6en p6pit
ltben GrlaGes.
St II. GSebrunr

Der rW2ontteur be &ome" ber0ffentGi9t
etnen pGpitli6en GrlaB, 6urcb weI6en
Seanne b'Qlrc ielig geiprocben >pir6. Der
Yapit miro morgen getpiiie S6riftitife
Der0ffentlicben, aus tpelcben bernorgebt, OaB
Die SeIi9iprebun9 in llebereinittmmung
nit cen prioaten 9(ufseicbnungen beri9iez
oentr 9GpIte ftebt.
, 1894-02-12
Der Oater oes Rrteesminiiters
&dmont
gu me6rappiae, II. y, i'm 68. &etensiahge
eeitorben.
@ortIanb, g. g., II. Sebr.

gu Mc@rappiue lift geitern @6en0 Sobn
8. 2amont, Ser Slater beS &riegsminiiterS
Daniel 9. GamOnt, in ieinem 6eim, SO
Sabre alt, geltorben. Scin Sobn, Ser
S~rtegsminiiter uno Oeiien Satin befanoen
it'd an ieinem Stcrbebette. Der 9eritorz
bene btnterlGBt cine Satin uu6 cincn
5neiten SObn. 9as 8egrdbniB nir6 am
ndcbiten Ntittpob itattftnben.
, 1894-02-12
Gtne gauge 5amiIte
bofnungsIos an Ger Gri6inofe erfranft.
so ibiganGttD, Sn6., IL. Seb.

O"7I - ONV*
8or %cintgen Sa9en nabm Die aus ocbt
9erlonen beltebenoe Samilie bon Charles
&rueger cine ge5Ori9e Mabl5eit Don
S6weinefleii6 Elm unb e%rfranttc ipGter IN
Der beiti9iten @eiie all Der Grtcbinole.
Grob ouer dr5tlicben !6iilfe pericblimmerte
itcb Oer3ultano ber@rfranflen fortmGbreno,
unD 9eltern itarb bic Wtutter. Oic Qlerate
erfldren ben 3uitanO Der iibri9en e%rfrantten
Wtit9Iieoer Der SamiIte fir boffnungslos.
, 1894-02-12
Gtfenbabnunfau.
Dret perfonen u~m9efommen
Gren1nnt. O. u. 4ebr.

OrV W . u y - L. UVUF'
50 ebcn trifft bier bic gtachridbt BON Ell
1rm @iien6abnunfaQ ein. 3pei @iiter5ige
ltnb aut Der @beelin9 & Safe Griec8ahn,
Stpet 0teiIen bon 8elleOue, gegen chamber
%9erannt, tuotei bret 9erlOneH ibr 2eben
e%tnbiiBten.
, 1894-02-12

&tnbern Die 8cberribung Ser Spradbe i'm
min6ltcben 8erfe6r bei5ubrinaen.
Der Norooeuticbe 2lop6 bat zinc Q(nso6t
Sngenicure nit elmer llnteriucbun9 bes
&analS bon Rorintb in @ricc6enlano be-
uuftragt. 0ieiel6en tper6cn 8erme1iungen
Dornebmen, UNI I'll ermitteln, ob Die
0ampfer Der 0eieQi6aft ben &onaL palliz
re1 f0nnen.
Gon0on, II. Sch.
NuS Gom miro gcrneIoct, baB Die 9ppcz
ittion gegen Den pdpltltcben Qtblcgaten fir
Die Ser. Staater, @r5bil6of Satout, GIT
@n6e lit. Ser 8aplt mar unbeu9iam uno
c%rtldrte, 0aB er leinen NbIegaten itetS unter=
itiiben merbc, nm ieiner YpIitif betreffS
Q(merifa 9tacbbrud 81 Derletbcn.
Scr G6rontcle crfG6rt ans Gom, 0aB Der
53ipef Der ge9enDdrtigen @ntpcicnbeit bcs
ttalieuii6en 8oti6aftcrS iiir 6ranfretc6 in
Gom Der lit, Sn~itruftioncn 6etreffS ser
Qlbi0lieBung neutrality-suspicious. 6anbel5>
beSicbungen stpii9en Tranfreich un6
Stalicn 81 crbalten.
2(uS Q(tben miro Dem StonoarD oemel7
BET, 6aB omtlicbcn 9epelcben Sufo(Qe in
Gonitantiuopel bic Cholera tpie6er aufz
9etretcn lit. Sin 0ubeno GoDesfGue bat
baieIbft ftr5lt6 itattgefltnbeu, ~sunletit in
BEN &alernen. Wtan glaltbI, 0aB bic 0e>
bDrocn ben Dtrflt6en Sbdtbeltano betreffs
bcS lmii69reifcnS Der Scucbe perbeim7
liben.
Set SEN lebten "a Stunben fegt Elm
Subtpcliturm iiber @roBbrttannien. Sn
pieIeu 9iitriften itno 8Iume mttlammt
ben 8ur5eln aus Der @rbe g%ertiien nor
Sen. Gon pielen !6Guicrn wurben Sic
9Gber 1peggerliien unO cine unmaiie
S6ornteine un6 leicbte @ebduoe Iin6 uln>
9eDebt. 8on Ser Settle unb aus bem
Snnern tuer6en 5ablreiche llnfdlle semelbet.
Sine 0epeic6e aus Saniibar melbct bic
Qlnfunft be6 9taturfOri6erS @nt. 2litor
Gbanbler in Wfombaia.
Wabrt6, II. Seb.
Die bonn General Warttlles Be @ampoS
betreffS leiner llnterbonblun9en nit benz
Sultan Wltlep 6alian bier ein9etroffene
0epelcbe bat bas Cabinet 6urcbatS nidt
befrtebt9t. Die Miniiter tnarcn lebr oufz
eebrocbt iiber 6as auSpeicben6e 8erfabren
beS SuItanS un0 beicbloiicn, 1ofort ben
General Sc Gampos t~ele9rapbii6 arf3ufor7
Bern, atf elmer ralcben uuo p%rdsiien Nntz
mort 6eS SultanS su beiteben. ytadb Nb>
ienbung 6ieier 0cpel6e pur6e bas Gnbolu@
iti6e NrmeecorpS unb sic Slotte an Der
&iite beauftrogt. itb i'm gtotbfale fir ioz
f~prti9es @tnibreitcn bereit gu balten.
8uenos NDreS, II. Sebr.
Qtus an1tlicber Gneuc in Gio Be Saneiro
bier eingetrQffene 9epciben melben, 6aB
Die Ge9ierun9struppen in 9tictberoD bte
9tebeuen 3uriifgeiporfen un6 3abIreibe @ez
fau9ene 9emtacbt baben unter henen iih
mebrere SlOttenOfft5icre befin6en. Sn NiO
@ranbe DO Sui baben bte Hebelen 6ie
0rti9aften 8aiio TunOo Nlegreto,
M}onoitop, @ru3 QIta un6 GoQa0 etn9es
rpntuten.,
, 1894-02-12

= @egen Man9elS an 2trbeit erbGn9te
licb beute frii6 Der Dor mebreren MOnaten
aus ben MerfitGtten Der Chicago & JtOrtbz
fpeItern 8a9n entlaliene Sagel0bner @bas.
0eaconcoru in elmer Sbitr ieines 2065
Carol GlOe. 9ele9enen 6auies. @r btuters
lGBt cine SraW uno 3pet Sin0er.
, 1894-02-12
s. IL gEebr.


Sn Ser fat6olii9en ct. geterSfircbe
ipiel1e iicb beute Mor9en tpdbrcn6 6eS 6obz
an1teS Elm Q~luftritt 5mii3en ben 5Det am
9Itar fungtrenbcn Prieltern ab, Ser ul1tcr
bet antpeienben @emeinoe cine fur6tbare
Q[ufregung berporricf. 9farrer Der &ircbe
tit Satber Biuiam S. Sill, Elm Wonn in
mtttleren Sabren, tpG6rcnO Tatber Batrid
g, WcOonalo, elm Otann BON 30 Sabren,
ais iein @ebilfe fungirt. Ser 2ebtere ioGte
baS 6obomt 8eIebrtren, BEL tpeldbem 6at6er
Sill Die Stelle zines 9iocou bertrat. DIS
6atber Sill nit Dem Gorleien Ser fircbliden
8etanntmabungen be9onnen bate, iprang
Satber WfcOonalb, Oer all Den Stufen
beS QutareS fntete, pI0blib ouf
unO i3rie 6en Tatber Sill an:
rSie baben bier NIGHTS 3t ia8en," Batber
Sin, Der gan3 iiberrai9t mar, iu6te Ben
Brtefter GIT berubi9en, bieier aber i9mtB
i'm bic Nltaritufen binunter. Mc0onalo
ergriff bann ben 8el6, Ben 6atber Sill ibm
gu entreiBen beriucbte. NtcOonalO per7
leBte bann 6iu nit Dem beilt9en @efGB
etnen 10 md6tigen S6lag unter Dem linz
fen DIR, 0aB Der 0etroffene 5u Booen
~ittr5te. 9ie @emetnbe 9ertet6 in Die gr6Bte
8eitlir3u11g unb einige WtGnner, tpelcbe in
BEN Dorberer 8dnfelt iaBen, ~ipransen iiber
bic &ommunionbanf unD Derbinberten ben
9toienben an tpeiteren @epalttbGtigfeiten.
Die 8oliSei tpurbe 81 6ilfe g~erufen, bie
6en 8farrer nab ieinem 3immer in benz
gegeniiberliegenben gfarrbauie bracbte.
Ser 8iicbOf WcOonnelD, lpclcber iofort
benabricbttgt tpur6e, beauftragte BEN @ez
neraLOifar Wtcgfamara nit Der Inter
iuDuttg Der NngeIegenbett, gfarrer Oacz
9ona[b mai mittIerireile 10 to6iiidtis ge7
poroen, 6aB an ietnem @abniinn ni9t
mebr gu 5~tueifeln mar. @r tpur6e na6
Dem ct. geterSz 6oipital geic6afft, mo Elm
BOlt5tit nit ietner 8etpa5ullg beauftragt
wurbe. 6otber @iu iagt, OaB er ltd BEN
pl0bGicben Notwithstanding 6es Bfarz
rerS nicbt ertldren fam.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-03-24

l. p Fisher, newspapers adyer-
~ agents, II Merchants Elk
~hange. San L Francisco, is our author
lied agent. This paper is kept on
,ile in his oflic'.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-03-24

a man with 1000 freight cars loaded
with beef in his brain, and then
without estimating the adminlstrs
tive ability required to handle such
business, think of the perpetual
care which must weigh a man down,
and when person gets Though with
the contemplation, if he is indeEen-
dent, is not oppressed with petty
cares. if he has enough for himself
and his family. he will be Very apt to
saw that he believes he Is richer than
Mr.. Armour. Mr.. Armour Went TO
work to make money. he got 1t.
The work OF making money has be
come second nature with him. He
rode the hobby the first few years OF
his life. Then the hobby changed
places and began to ride him; 1t
rides him now: it rides him through
| all the business hours of the day, and
sits ON his back and goes home with
him at night; it gets on the bolster
of his bed and tickles his brain while
he sleeps, and the truth is that the
man whom 50 many men envy is sim
plv a slave to his business, The
worlds compensations are abou
alike after all. Salt Lake Tribune
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-03-24
THE KING AND THE SLAVE.

A great many people, when they
read or think of millionaires only
think of how much more OF tins
worlds goods they p1siess than their
share. McClure's Magazine has an
article on Phillip ID. Armour oi
Chicago. OF course it * in pra-se Of
Inn. but running through the article
there are certain facts. He employs
1900 persons all the time; pays be
tween six and seven million dollars
yearly ia wages. He owns 1000
railway cars, which are used IN tran
sporting his goods, and he uses be
tween seven and eight hundred hor-
Sax 20 haul his wagons. Sixty thous-
and nersons receive direct support
from the wages paid in his meat
nackiar i.usiuess alone, estimating
families on the census basis. tie Is
a larger owner of grain elevators than
any other individual on either hem
isphere. He is proprietor Of glue
factory which turns out 1,Ooo,ooo
pounds year and he is interested IN
important railway industries. Nov,
think of man providing the wages
for just those men alone. Think OF
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-03-24
ALL LAUGHS!
ADMISSION:

Seats now on sale at Hy. Doane s
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-03-24
THE DIFFERENCE.

What is called the Industrial Army
proposes to march to Washington to
demand Of Congress the passage OF
certain relief measures Detach-
ments Of this army have been orga-
nized in OnIo and other Eastern
s a. and III California. They pro
p,sa to unite in one grand body at
,h. Natl .al Capital and ask Con
oress TO enact laws thai will mitigate
the distress now prevalent from
Nam to Texas and from the Atlantic
TO the Pacific. The origlnators OF
this movement are, so far as IS
known, law abiding citizens, men
who are willing to work for living
wages. 1t is possible and. In fact,
very probable, that before the Army
reaches Washington, should 1t ever
succeed in doing 50, that 1t may
have in its rear rough lot of camp
followers whose object may be plumber
instead Of lmpressing upon Congress
the necessity of legislation in the
interest of the masses. Wall street,
of course, ridicules the idea OF men
out Of employment and unable to
bear the expense of the Journey
massing at Washington to ask the
Congress of the United States to pass
relief measures.
But the Congress of the United
States has passed an act to coin the
silver bullion now owned by the
Government into legal tender money
This act if carried into effect, vii
increase the volume of money in thu
United States $50, 900, 900 and plac'
that amount in the depleted treasury
without interest or expense, excep
the cost Of coinage, and as the min
employees are paid whether they worl
or play, the additional expense vii
be nominal. As the coinage CT TIL
bullion will obviate, for a time, a
least, the necessity of issuing NOR
bonds for money to pay government
expenses and increase the amount o
money in circulation, 1t Is objection
able TO Wall street. The none.
kings, therefore, propose to stori
TIE Capital and appeal to the Presl
dent to veto the obnoxious selgnior
ace bill. Notice of their intentlo
was telegraphed to the Capital an
Private Secretary Thurber informe
the Wall State Brigade that tn
President would hear their complain
if they visited the Capital, but ad
visen them to stay at home.
Not word of disapproval of tn
course of the Wall Street Brigade al
pears in the organs of the "Comblns
tion," though many of them are Sc
we're in their comments on the pro
posed march of the Industrial Arm
to Washington. From their stand
point, it is alright for the goldme
TO 20 to Washington to entreat II
President to veto a bill passed
the representatives of the people
partially relieve the financial strlr
gency, but absolutely wrong for tt
unemployed to visit Washington
ask the representatives of the Peep
to pass measures that will at lea
partially relieve the general distres
Ii is such discrimination as this b
tween the millionaire and the lahore
the plutocrat and the pauper. wh'
both are acting within the law, tn
leads to communism and encouraS
anarchy.-Journal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-03-24

No humbug In this.
Ihavea sure. tried, proved and guaranteed
cure fer hog and chicken cholera, which has
stood the test for six years and used in thous-
ands OF cases, without single failu e. One
dollar will buy enough ingredients to cule froih
80 to Is hogs | will send the recipe family
RIGHT for only 30 cents, aud include, free, val
liable book, which should be in every HON.
Besides other valuable info nation, it contains
400 valuable recipes for the manufacture OF
medicines, oils, compounds, furniture polish,
syove polish, silver polish, starch glass polish,
crease spot remover, v.Iiors kinds of drinks:
fancy and laundry soaps, perfumely, artificial
honey, gold and silver plating etc, exc. order
at once. Don't wait till your hogs and chickens
diewith cholera. Agents ntod. Aadres
Rev. Moses Brackin, p. NJ, Blackin, Ala. Is
tablished n business in 1869. az
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-03-24
Piano Lessons.

Miss Sophia Jacobs who has been
studying music under the instruction
Of Prof F. Zech of San Francisco, Is
now prepared to give lessons to a
limited number of pupils.
For particulars inquire at resi-
dence.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-03-24
BentOn's Liniment.

Which has been used in Carson Tor
over twenty-five years, has saved
many an ache and pain to those who
know it 1t Is really intended tor
horses but works with the same mag
zeal effect on the human. 1t Is a
powerful remedy and for rheumatism
is the king of the world. Aches
knocked out in short order. NO
horseman should be without a bot
tie. hoti =,
Benton's Liniment for sale at All
drug stores.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-03-24

ADVICE TO MoTHERs.-Mrs. Wins
rows thing Syrup should always
he use for children teething. 1t
soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays the pain, cures wind cole and
is the best remedy for diarrhea'
; cents a bottle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-03-24
Notice..

The County of Ormsby will not be
responsible to anyone for any ez-
penses incurred in caring for any in
Sicents outside of the Ormsby Coun-
ty Poor Farm, unless previously
or otherwise ordered by the Board OF
County Commissioners.
By order of the Board of County
Commissioners,
JACOB MULLER,
Chairman.
Attest:-
Z. AUBR,
Clerk
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-03-24
NIatZOS.

Parties desiring matzos will please
leave their orders at A. Jacobs tailor
shop.
The sun., 1894-10-14

present In the nose and eye. The latter stands
out at a great distance beyond the bone OF the
cheek, and when We consider that the tenn
permanent is warm and impulsive We may
be sure that we are in the presence Of
an orator Of uncommon ability. This mAa
will be not only fluent in the use Of words, but
they will pour out with warmth and snthu-
siam which will win admiration II they DO nos
produce conviction. The right sido Of the fore
head IN the engraving, Il win be noticed forms
almost a vertical line, extending 70 the inferior
edge OF the upper eyelid, This hattened eIter-
nal angle is an almOstinfallible evidence Of den
Client order The eye appears more like 4 con-
tlnuatlon OF the forehead than an indeDendsnk
strueturej 10 that, II the eyebrows were Shaved
on, In dim light one might be inclined 10 lOok
for them on the line Of the eyelAshes-
ihere Is here a nne development Of the frontal
lObes. The forehead is well allied out in the esn-
ual region, which shows literary memory in
other respects than talent for words This gem
sleman Will be brilliant In the matter OF hIstorv
he should DO capital story teller HIS upper
forehead also shows great suAVtty-that pri-
mary mental quality Whle prompts 10 4 smooth
persuasive, conciltatoTy form OF address. wheths
er the subject In itself Is agreeable or not IN
this portrait there seems 20 be also 4 ine indi-
cation OF beneYOlenee. Altogether The chsrae-
yer = eminenuy adapted TO 4 diplomatic cAresF
IN the pubic service, or 10 those literary pnofes
sions which would AFFORD opportunity Tor ~
display " oIalorieal talent and ths aLszolss q
Al ths social gracea
The sun., 1894-10-14
JONES OF NETIDA.

His PhrenoIoGy Scientifically Co.siasrsa.
Prom the PhrsaoiOgteai JosrnaL
In Senator J. p. Jones we have an organiza-
tion Of a mellow. responsive. and emotional type.
We see here strong indications OF the maternal
influence in the heredity. The rear OF the crown
Is comparatively low. Those qualities of mAscu-
line pride which we pointed out In the first sub
ject are here decidedly lacking. IL viii also b
observed that the indications of femininity ere