Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-18
IL sO..TS.
Colonel Eil,s i. in the city on Low

United States Grand Jury were paid
OF yesterday.
The new Foreman of the State
Office Is expected home this Week
with new bride.
Everything 10 being placed in good
order by the outgoing State officials,
and the Legislature chambers are
ready for silver Liquidation.
Benjamin F. Hunter, New York
colored man, will build several m,lls
in Virginia and the C.roilnas IN
which only black lxbor will be en-
ployed.
The funeral of thu late John A.
Fap.n took place Sunday under the
auspsces OF the G. A. r. The funeral
was largely attended, nearly all the
G, A. II. men marched to the Gene :
terry.
Geo Il. Lamy has just started his
violin class for the fall term. If you
want to study that king Of all lnstru-
nsn.s under the most rapid system
known. consult that popular young
orchestra leader and teacher.
An exchange says that government
bonds are nothing III the world but
government mortgages upoh all the
property III the country; ana g"v-
eminent which eternaily issues bonds
IL dong the same thing, for it, credit
that q merchant would be dong by
sternalIy mortgsging his stock of
goods. ..
The skeletons of four men have
been found In the Wichita Mount
aims, Ok. T. They were inside q
rudely constructed stone fort, which
had evidently been built for prntec-
ton against the Indians. Places
where the bullets had struck outside
the fort and supty shells inside told
the tale Of defense and the inal sue
cumbing of the gold hunters to the
savages.
All that can afford it should buy a
soft and warm mattress, or rocking
chair, or II set of oak cottage chairs,
lounge or table and many other
things which are of more benefit
than the silyor outer dish, the gold
lined cake basket, or any other
jewellery In these hard times. George
w. Kitzmeyer has all the useful
articles IN the furniture lire, above
mentioned, at such low prices that
no one need send to San Fran
cisco. 1w
Another man has died from . pom
melting received in the prize RIG
Yet the pug mills" are in operation
throughout the country almost with
ut hinderance from the authorities.
Probably an eff .rt wi now be made
10 prove that Bowen, the deceased
pugilist, was out of condition and
died from some other cause than the
blows he received. A notable ex-
ample made of the winner in this
case would have a good effect. Ii
. me of those present could be pun
ished as accessories the effect would
be still better.
Miss Frances E. Willard, the
noted leader of the w. c. 7. o., has
lately expressed the opinion that the
Governments should take control and
conduct the newspapers of the
country. Miss Willard has Just re-
turned from trip to Europe, and
while there she must have been i'm
pressed by the snobbery which pre-
walls among the upper classes. The
safety of this Government Is IN the
freedom and independence of the
press, and its right to criticise the
acts Of the officials. When the Gov
ernment passes from the people INTO
the hands of corrup. officials, if 1t
ever does, there will be no room fer
. free press, and Mise Willard can
have her ideas illustrated.
On The woman outrage PROPOSE
ton Lena Allen writes the Gazette as
follows.
81 shall never fav"r the prop, 81
ton, as have too much respect fir
the sex, believing that w man WAS
created for q nobler aud higher place
on earth, than to dabble in the low