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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-07
Warned To LEAVE.
A White Preacher Among Ne
groes Given Some Advice.
Is Told Meaningly to Leave the
Country.
PRESENCE OBNOXIOUS.
He Preached and Taught Social
Equality Doctrine.

OSAEdEEs A1d.s uAO - 1AOOtN
twenty of the best citizens of this
town gave one Rev. Mr.. Kelly, a white
man of Ohio, surprise party at Z
o'clock Wednesday evening, by calling
on him and informing him, through
their spokesman, DR.. A. J. Gautler,
that his presence here was obnoxious
to the white people of Macon county,
and especially SO to the citizens of
Tuskegee and that he must leave the
town and Macon county on the first
train which passed Chehaw, the rail-
road station, at 1 a. N. or abide the
consequences Kelly pretends to be a
minister, claiming he was called" to
preach to the negroes of the south
He has been holding a protracted
meeting here in the negro church
for the past ten days, eating, sleeping
and mingling together with the ne
groes, making his headquarters with
one, Thomas Harris, where he was
found by the committee that waited on
HIM. He is teaching and practicing
social equality, which will never be
submitted to by the people of this sec
ton.
KILLED IN THE RUSH FOR CLAIMS.
GUTHRIE, Ok, June IA sad sequel
to the wild rush into the Kickapoo
reservation was viewed in this city
Wednesday, when man named VAL
chester, from southwestern Kansas,
drove through the city en- route to his
old home there, and having in his wag-
on a coffin containing the bodies of his
wife and 5-year-Old child, who were
both killed in the rush for claims at
the recent opening. In the first wild
dash from the line near the southeast
ern point of the reservation Valches-
ter's wagon struck stone and was
partly overturned, throwing out the
wife and little one. They were
trampled to death by a score or more
horses which dashed over them, their
owners being unable to stop them, SO
great was the pressure in the rear.
OLD WORKINGS CAVE IN.
SCRANTON, Pa, June IAN extern
sive mine cavern in the old workings
of the northern sections of this city
badly damaged several dwellings early
yesterday morning and caused the oc-
cupants of many of the houses to fee
in their night clothes. The squeeze
came suddenly and without warn
ing. 1t was caused by ''working'' in
the Providence Coal Co.'S 4-foot vein
The buildings affected are six double
dwellings. Nobody was hurt, although
the movable contents of all the houses
were badly damaged. The loss cannot
be estimated until the surface ceases
to settle. Already the damage is from
$40, 900 to $15, 900.
FELL OUT OF WINDOW.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June 7.-Yester-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-07

These fourth-class postmasters were
appointed in Missouri on the 9Th: At
Grubbtown, Thomas Grubbs; Nesbit,
W. F. Young; Scotland, William Flynn;
Simpson, J. S. Davis.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-07

Special pains taken in doing up la
dies waists. Peerless Steam Laundry.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-07

We can keep you clean-Peerlssa
Steam Laundry, 112 and ia W. Eighth.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-07

Peerless Steam Laundry Peerless
Steam Laundry,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-07
Poisoner Sentenced to Deatb,

ST.. Louis, June 7-Sentence Of
death by hanging July IS was pro-
nounced upon George Thompson, the
poisoner of Sexton Cunningham, by
Judge Edmunds yesterday. Marion C.
Early, Thompson's attorney, filed no
tice of an appeal to the supreme court.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-07

Everybody takes the JouRNA1.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-07

If you want anything, come to
the big store during this stupendous
June Sale-it will surely be lower
in price than you expect.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-07

z5C, soc, ST Flowers for 48c.
Includes the Roses, Morning Glories
and Daisies
'Yf anu ooe vaiuss IN f!o"eFs- 25C
'1 Vainsa foF %rs>'ns' ''c and 4sc 25C
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-16
Sic S6atia@e

SaB Mper's Sariapariua anotre 2eute
BON itropbuloieu &ranibeiten, sIusihldgel,
Seibpiireu, Sitbldsden, qeUtr. mo Nie.
reutrantbeiten, Ntasenihwddic, 6beumatiS.
mlls uno 8atarrb BELT, ioute bid iiber.
seusen, baB oieielbe Sebanoiung audi bid
beileu wirb. gles mos man BON ben
punoerbaren Seilunget c 'agt bat, lpelhe
burh
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-16

8obenbuh. Sn Selbnib branns
tc Die Oadpappenfabrit bon SoIef
umiauft 6: So. p~oltdnbig nieber.
Bon ben 8orrdtben 1T oas meiite per'
brannt, bic Sabrit fammt 0orrdtben
tparen Derii9ert.
Grimm. Gin trasif9es Gnbe
fano prOfefor 9ictor 3abraba. Der
an ben Solsen elmer 8lutpersiftun8
i'm AZ. 2ebsnsiabre oeri9teben 1T. Die
~psrlautet, fol bic 9lutpersiftuns bur4
farbise Striimpfe berporserufen ipor.
ben iein. ProfeFor 3abraba binter>
lGbt cine 8dttin uno flint unmiinbise
&inber. - Sn benz Orte W1brib
purbs Der ~11idbrise 3OgIins Der Wi>
Neutrality-suspicious. in @tfenfabt,
Grana 5risbl, Sobn zines In gattaro
ita~tionirten IrtiQeriezT 6uiors. bon
benz 4tidbrisen Sobne bes ReaIitds
tenbsiiBsrs S5onoer bur4 einen &C.
tpebridub in ben 2eib setroHen unb
itsrbsnb in ous Spital eebra4t. Die
be:oen Gnaben batten NIT einem 9es
Iabener 8elpebre seiptelt. nobel fi&
oaSfe.E -'''l :.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-16
bOria. abaebrannt. Das 5suer lou
our6 4inber entitanoen fein.

bOria. absebrannt. Das Jsuer lou
our1 4inber entitanben fetn.
Grailsbeim. Sn Der HGbe Der
Heidertsmiible purosn spsi 2anblsuts
BON Sberoeufit.ttsn unb 2autenbah
mad poransesanssnem Streite msu4s
linas lbsrfaQen unb nit MeHsrn 10
auaeridtet, oab Der eins Namens preis
bon Sberbeufitetten, Batter elmer 3abls
rsi9<n ffamiIis, bsrsits i.inen Wunosn
erIsaen 1T. Der 3rpeite lisst ihpsr
perleBt oarnieosr. Der S~auptiibsltbds
ter, Elm 6Oidbr. Mann, iou bsreits pers
baftet fetn.
Hellba&. Der 23iGbris. @ottb.
Seuba6. Soloat benin 3. Snf. 'Rest.,
Der fh in llrlaub bfanb, tpuros
Nbenos auf benz Seimpes in isin eli
terIides 6aus, benz 8abntpdrtsrbausz
10. SO iibsrfabrsn unb iofort setOotet.
Hreubenftabt. Die 5rau oss
EubrmannS o., oeFen Saus Bel benz
tiiraltd bier ftattsebabten 8ranbe in
SIammen aufsins, 1T tpbiii4tis sss
porben.
@ienaen. Sn Der NGbe bon
BaImsrtshofen tpuros uuf benz 5eloe
bic bon Fihfen unb RdubpSssln fart
anaefrHem Geihe bes kbieen, 40
Sabre alien Waursrs l1lrih Seessr
bon 4ltsnb<rs aufsefunoen. Da Der
Sobte ben Winter ibsr tn Der Regel
ortsabtpefenb mar, purbs er ni4t Rrs
rntRt.
GDppin9en. 4m Sitsrmortag
f~eierten BIER atpst gkpaare ibre eolosne
6o6aeit: Der 8OiGbrtst Sutma9er8arl
D. Gift nit ieiner 7~0idbrisen Jrdu
Warie. aeb. &ommersu, unb Der IA
iGhriae 8dumpGrter Inton Stegmdier
NIT isinsr 6~9idbrisen 5rau Soispbd,
asb. 4iimmerle.
plo6ingen. Dor Rur5em fetz
erten GottIisb 8i6l, Bauer bier, uno
befsn Gbefrau ibre solbene So6aeit.
Rottpeil. Sdult6etb Gang
bon Rnbauien, Oberamt Suttlingen.
Durpe fpeQen unter11ld9un9 DON
Qmtsaelbsrn in llntriu4ungsbdft abz
aefiihrt.
SauIaau. Reulih Ibenbs ses
riet6en bic beiabrten Waurersebeleuts
Sdr0hr in Qltsbauien in Stnitisteis
ten. be bamtt enbtsten, oab bic Gbss
frau benz Wanns Elm Rti6snmsFer in
ben unxrlsib itisb. Der Wann flo6
aus BEN 6auis; auf Der Strabe brad
er iebo3 auIammtn unb purbe bon
Na4barx tpisoer in bas 9aus suriid'
aebra4t. na6bem bic 9austhir, nelds
bic frau perihlpRen bate, setpdlHum
ae0ffnet porben mar. Ser SAtpers
perlebte 1T ieiner 0ertpunbung erlesen,
Die WDrbsrin befinbtt fi4 bier IN I'm
tsrfudunasbdft.
Sont6eim a. Br. Sn elmer BEL
khsn NG6te BRAD i'm @aitbof aul
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-16

Sn Der CtitunssReoaetion.
Serr: ygs tpmmt uns Dor allen
Singen oarauf an, oaB Sic uniere
Sadie nit Sbrem ganSen ginFub uno
Haborut unteritiiBen!"
8ebacteur: ,0tit Na9orud9 Da
bin i'd niht Sbr Wann. sd liefere
nur Srl9lnu.-NrtltI!" ;
SastO9snoeWasr
Srau: rWarum iprinsit 9u 10
ploBli6 aus Der &iibe!"
Mtann CRuiitcr): vgDeil oas
@aher 10 entieBlid fali4 linst!"
q DIES 3 o.
Iuiuit: Sept wollen mir NAL
nod ben Yripatier S1ulbe um cen
Themes unperSinslides 0arleben uf
characterization a~nieben!"
Cube: nNber auiuit, Der 9ibt
uns wieber 3mei pfennise!"
aujult: Nu. mas miat Oe ibm
bic 3lpei Ptenni9e i1entenN"
aud elm &eiter.
3ittmeiIter deinen Sreuno porHel.
leno): rWein 5reuno Su9o Bal,
bling, Re6nun9sbeamter!"
Game: rSit Der Serr aud elm 10
i6neioi9er Better, ME Serr &ittmei-
iter2"
&ittmeiiter: %, Der 1T nod
l6neloiger - Der rettet auf ieoem
Piennig 'rum!"
Der bOie 5elesrapb.
griter 6aoet: .Su iasteIt mir bod.
Oh betdmt 800 Wart BON Oeinem
?llten, uno ieBt limbs muir sol"
3weiter 6aoet: yMeb - babe INN
800 telegrapbirt. Observation-Disclosures
ieoenfalls cine Nul persehen!"
Ybpiitaliide gr&ei.
nun9.
9ebrer: ,Wiaer, penn Sic rpdb.
reno zines @emitters ben Riiden
liner Gabs reiben, DEFENDERS 9e9en
Oen Strib, mas iprin9t Sbnen oa
in Die 4u9en?"
Sdiler: .0ie Rabe!"
Bonn ne ibli1en Stanb.
punt,
Ser wiiIte Sauptmann eeb6rt
AUDI p%enionirt!"
,Nber Der lit ia, pie i9 peiB, elm
Iebr tidti9er OiHSier!"
Sang e9al! g8enn man 10 piel
iiir's Wilitdr sablt. oann tann mon
wobl %perlongen, oaB es ginem au1
aefaat!"
Gatale Serwe1sIun,
lieutenant gum Suri1en): ,Srase
oieies Bouquet gum 6rdulein paula.
Sd laH' Tie bitten, oieies idpa1e
3eihen meiner 3iebe gu i6r freuno.
LID ANNOUNCEMENT"
Yurihe (beim 5rdulein paula):
pa i6idt Sbnen Der Serr Gieute.
nant oisies Bouquet. uno Sic mod.
ten oieies 3eiden ieiner i&wa&en
eiebe au Sbnen frsaueli&a sasse'
~s1l'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-16
Errie gtdnfr,

Samburg. Der Beirut 2as
Itepstp palme, pel9er ben 3u9ts
bGuslsr eri6oiIsn bat, puroe Dor Der
Srpnt .tpsasn bstpisiener pfliattrsus
uno 9eIdidliAteit" gum 9efreiten ers
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-16

baben, mthen, mas
oas etgeutlid beibt.
8as IN ioldem Sale
Rotb tbut, babe i'd
Sbrer siitlsen 3uihrift
entnommen uno tn Sd.
rem Golden Medical
Discovery" %sefuuoeu.
Obwobl i'd ieet BON
mir nit Rcd5t fasen
fam, baB ulein Naseu
Shubud9el peroaut,
babe id Sbr ''Golden
Medical Discovery"
aatQ 49,. L
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-16

- Tap'bain'lo. Elm Bet ter bes d.
ribmteu dineiiden Staats maEnes 81
bunsti&uns. II Elm sriolsreid!r 8e'
,&aitsmanu in 8ofou.
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perlaust, Der laiie iih ia nitt bsidwateu,
irseio zines ton iensu wertbIOien Surro.
gateu 81 nrbnI.r, bic mciit MIR @emiide
woblieiler Ycituuotbcile iino, gar feiue
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nod in g i,lnlof oocr @irfung ih sleit
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uuo MIR Smu Gcytaui a~nseboten psroen,
neil mcit sabci p%rofitirt pirb. YRan
nebme
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-16
Flyers


mdbreno Der letter so Sabre bemcrit
wuroen, finoet feline oollite anpenoung
and beutc. Gle 1T in iroer Se;iebuns bas
bette Wtittel. Sbre !. ,~jIitait, Stdrte, Sirt.
jamteit uno @eid "-f bleibeu fif INNER
gleid NIB ale ~n,frautbeiten, fir bic
man Nger's Sorlup@riaa sebraudt, iuei.
ben bieier Yebano.LrJ. Seer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-16
sat UNGW

Bum Reiutscn, Gufriideu uro Yeleben
ess Slnts, sur Stdrtung Der 9eber unb Der
SerNauungScrgane, CUR Stdblun9 Der Ser.
ben uuo CUR Srditt9uug Der sau;en Souititu.
ton bat oas Golden Medical Discovery"
nid)t ieiueS @leiden.
Sbspepiie III ibrer i9Iimm iisn form.
Serr Grotn 0tetertp BON Settps.
burg, b., ibreibt .gtur 8icieuigeu, tpslhe
SpsprpIie in ibrer iblirmIteu Sorm aebabt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-16
Or. J1(i(eS' 0erOine

sin,unsbmen unb istt IL An.s anbers. 80 BIN better.
tbdhg unb ~frebtau. 80 fann lest IN tinsn 9ase
ueby Ietfteu. oils trhher IN elmer mo3e. SO f8laie
tebs seo&t s-l0 Stnnben gut uub tief uue bttie srpben
Rsrbtns su osroonfeu. O
@at MID wie0er 6erge|teQt.
PROT g. 8. ebparbs grsfOn. SbabO.
~. NtIsS' RerStns IN bet alien apotbefern IN.
ter ppnftdubiaer 9drautie gu hobsn ODER tauu aeeeu
G,ntsubuna 6eS preies Direct bon Der 2L Dlilts
Ne6ieal Co.. Glfhart Sno.. beyo9en tperoen. ! Glatas
fofet Sl.00; ie9s SlaiGeu $500. erprebtret @ eat
halt psbsr Cpiate moo sstdhrIt1e StoHs
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-05-26

When Baby was sick,
We gave her Castoria
~<heu she was D Child.
She cried for Castoria
Ehe.. she became Miss,
She clung 10 Sastoria.
Enen she had Childrso,
She gave them Cassoria
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-05-26
WILDE CONVICTED.
to Two Years I'M
prisonment at Hard Labor.

London, May "a The jury IN the
Wilde case rendered n verdict OF gull
ty Sir F. lockwood concluded MS
argument to the jury by commenting
severely on Wildes intimacy with
Lord Douglas and the exhibition OF
younger man by the elder ones al
hotels about London.
Lockwood asked for verdict which
would prevent such detesfab!e and
abominable vice TO rear its head I'M
blushingly in this country.
The jury returned in four hours
with a verdict Of guilty. A sentence
of two years Imprisonment with hard
labor was imposed. The same SEN
tence was passed on Taylor.
Wilde made the following stefe-
ment to an Associated Press represen-
tativc:
The charges alleged against me
are entirely untrue Youth in every
form ALWAYS fascinated me, because
vouth has naturally that temperament
to which artists try TO attain All
works Of art are works produced IN a
moment of youth. have no sense at
all of social grades I love society
and the rich and well born on ac-
count Of their luxury. culture, the
Grace of their lives and external ac-
ciden's of comely life; but any one,
plough boy, fisherman, or street arab
has an interest for me, Mere human
ity is so wonderful that do not ask
Of the Young what they do Their
ignoronce has its mode of wisdom
Their lack Of culture leaves them
open to fresh and varied impressions
Oscar Wilde
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-05-26
Took Leg Bail.

The two men who were turned loose
from the State Prison after finishing
their terms for robbing Wells Fargo
and who we're re-arrested for disturb
ing the PEACE. were placed on the
streets by the Sheriff Yesterday 70
work at light grading and beautify-
inc the thorouchfare. They shovelcd
industriously until about O'CLOCK
when they enquired what time lnneh
vouid be ready. A few moments laher
Mr.. Rider, who had them in charge
saw them heading at lively gait TO-
ward Glenbrook. He pulled MS
trusty howitzer and fired four shots.
hut the men kept going and got into
the hills unhurt. Sheriff Kinney was
notified and went after the men, but
failed to strike any live trail.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-05-26
Cattle Gossip.

Mr. Henry Fulstone of Jacks Valley
and the APPEAL editor recently traded
Holstein bulls. Both animals are
thoronchbreds. Fulstone gets new
blood in his herd in the shape OF d.
rect descendant of Rocker and JACOB
Wit. and the Holstein Ranch secures
some Aacrie and Netherland blood.
Roth bulls belong to the very hest
strains of cattle aristocracy with
line of important ancestors, second 70
none in America.
In Holstein pnrlance the Rocker
and Aacgie families are bred up IN
the royal purple and with them milk
cows that give less than % quarts a
dav are disovned by the rest OF the
family ard not recognized in fashion
eble circles.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-05-26
A Cool Cellar.

Tho new cellar under leslie Bats
store is one of the largest in the state
and ono of the hardest to bnild. When
digging it water was conducted away
by a trench t. the sewer. Stone was
laid in the bottom foot deep and COW
cred with Portland cement The sides
are of stone and the bottom cement
and conducts run along the sides IN
tho cement to convey the water to q
little we'll in the corner, which takes
ii to the sewer.
The water that runs in little rivu
let along the bottom is cold and cleal
as a crystal, and its flow is unceas
ing. The place is o regular cold stor
age proposition and the chilly temper
azure never leaves it in the hotties
day.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-05-26
ou1LsTFoR SHIPPERS.
A New Railroad From Reno TO
Butte City.

A dispatch from Boise. Idaho. thus
outlines the new railroad to connect
Nevada with Butte. Montana:
There can be no longer any question
but that the projected line from Butte
TO Reno. via Boise City. will become
reality within a short time. For the
mast few davs representatives OF Den
yer. Philadelphia and New York cap
italists have been in the CITY nrrano-
ing to secure a bonus from the people
Of Boise and vicinity in the shar" OF
loan. The proposition for this section
to subecrihe S250.OO0 toward the pro-
iec:. This rooney is to be used IN
starting work on the section ot the
road reaching from Boise CITY 70
the Owvhee mining country. the svr
dictate providing sufficient additional
money 70 complete that section OF IN"
road and ennin il. The complete 500
ton will then be bonded and the funds
use in building another scc'i"n. ana
81 on Several meetings have heon
held. and leading business ron Or
This city havo acreod to subscribe not
lees than 100000 towards the enter
prise,
n Fl. Daniels who is here renra-
sentinr Denver cari.alist. stnteh that
q market for tho bonds has already
been secured. ard there wae no one7
ton ohout getting the money for the
entire line. He further said that
when Boise business men We're al
vised rs to who was Mt the hack OF fhe
nrniect more would doubt their abil-
| itv TO carry it through.
The general nlan is to build road
connecting the Montana country and
Idaho with San Francisco. probably
nv q connection ut Reno. New. The
| line will cross the Rockies AT Lemhl
Pass. strike the Inmhi river, 90 m
| Salmon through tho famous Challls
mining country following down the
| Yellow jacket. CLAYTON and Stanlev
| Basin country. cross near Sawf"ofh
down to Boise. then taking n south
westerly course 10 Silver City De La
mar and Southern Oregon to Reno
New.
The line has already been gon'
over bv corps Of engineers anc
found TO Re favorable in all resneot'
to the building Of the road. At NJ
point does the elevation exceed 465'
feet. and from Boise to Reno tn
grade is only 400 feet in eighty miles
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-05-26
HANKY P.NKY BUSINESS.
The Way Coffin Tries to BAN
booz!e Uncle Sam.

Yesterday an APPEAL reporter ASKED
u. s. Attorney Jones il the article IN
the Tribune relative TO Collins propo-
sition to the Government was correct.
He replied:
"Hc made such proposition to me
and two other representatives or the
Government, but it was so utterly H.
diculous that as you put it this morn
inc in the APPEAL, it cut no ice with
ne He was asked the plain ques.
ton bv Mr. HUMPHREYS. If he was MI
Heney's legal representative, ana ne
said he was not. This being the case
no would have no right to enter into
anv agreement regarding Honey and
no one knows this any better than
Coffin"
..Do YOU think he knows where He
uey is?''
IF ] thought he really knew would
prosecute him for the course ne IS
taking. don't think he kaows nor
do think that he could reach nm ny
! letter through anyone else. II hedoes
know and docs not acqualnt me au-
tbori!ies Of lis Whereabouts. he IS
derelict in his duty rs u citizen. Inc
| talk he had with Us was not reF'il'e''
| Inv us to any one and it IS therefore
clpar that lie gave it to the tribune
ana had il printed to make IT appear
70 the public that the Government
was cndeavoring to keep Heney away
from Carson. 1t was merely neWspa-
per masouprading to humbuS the
nublic. IF the Governn ent DOES mol
waht Heney it ought to lie quite clear
TO &c intelligence that his pre-
sence would materially benefit the de-
tense. and if hey know where he Is
as thew pretend, why don't they ge'
him?" As said before it is merely
n play of Collins to furnish an excuse
10 make some newspaper noise ano
unworthy any attorney
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-05-26
Rive on Alkali Lands.

The Tnlare Times has the following:
W. III. Harris. one Of the big ranch
ers of this county. called at the Times
Office Monday morning and said he
had some good news for the people of
this countv :.
"J,cst fall T cot a sack and q half
of rye which I intended 70 SOW on
nv place, but was told that il L did so
could not Get rid Of it. There Is
Frenchman who lives four and hall
miles southwest Of Goshen. in Kings
county, who has some Of the worst al
kali ground in the State. He heard
Jhad the rye md wanted 70 try 1t ON
the alknli ground. I consented. with
the understanding that he was to give
me half the crop. Yesterday [ went
down 70 look at it. and was astonished
70 see that the rye was standing four
and q half feet high. There is good
stand and il will weld a ton and
hnlf TO the acre He drilled the seed
on four acres Of land.
1.-THE same day he sowod the rye he
sowed wheat on land adjoining and OF
the same kind. and the wheat is all
dead There arc no weeds even This
- ;ronortant 10 hog men. for there is
no Grain as valuable to turn hogs on
ne rye We have lots of alkali land.
and if it vii grow rye like the piece
tho Frpnchmen sowed this year, II will
moan a great deal to the people or this
| country
Three wears ago the writer sowed
rye on alkali land md il grew
without irrigation seven feet high. 1t
did not come ND on the following
wear. as the winter was wet and killed
II ont. The next time was on high,
GOOD land. ard for three years there
has been a good growth OF rye. yield.
ing three cuttings, during the sum
mer and seeding down for the next
vear No seed has hecn sowed for
three wears. and the biggest stand we
have had is this years. 1t ls no"
ready. to clIt. 1t does not grow So
high on the land free from hlkaii' o'''
it. seeds down and makes perpetual
cro3. Cut before the grain is in TIE
milk. it makes fine feed. 1t will also
grow without irrigation, but water
makes the leaves broad and the yield
larger. Nevadalan is just the thing
for big rye crops.
Reno is always progressive and
generally a year or two ahead of the
world. 1t is now proposed tn intro.
duce a new feature for brass bands by
mounting the musicians on bicycles
| Hastings band will probably make
J street parade on bikes in the near fu'
ture.
| WANTED: Lady solicitors; good
salary paid; permanent position
Brown Bros. Co., Chicago, Ill.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-05-26

Queen Victoria talks of abdicating
so as to give Albert q chance TO be
King. The old lady has talked that
way for over twenty years until her
elder son takes no stock in it. She
won't lcr go her grip on the throne
while there is breath in her body.
The funeral Of Mrs. Chcdic will
take place at two o'c'ocli this after
noon from the house
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-05-26
The Game To day

The Stars Of Virginia AMI the Car
son club play to-day on the Silver
State grounds. A lot of fun is looked
for.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-05-26
Pure Ice.

DR.. Benton has cut and stored a
large supply of Pure Crystal Ice.
He will deliver it to any part OF the
CITY at the usual rates.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-05-26
Runaway Accident

On Friday VIM Merrill's horse ran
away on the road to Markleville and
threw him ont The rig chashed into
another buggy driven by Mr. Dud-
lev and threw him out, inficting Sc
we're injuries. Merrill was not padiy
hurt
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-05-26
Quo Warranto Proceedings.

Attorney Pouiade has begun quo
warranto prccee dings with Geo. D.
Pine rs relator to compel the State to
pay the Armory rent of Company +
OF Ormsby county.