Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-04-05
ALL SORTS.


able mode of conveyance for footpads
in California
An army of tramps are making life
miserable for the inhabitants of many
towns i'm New Jersey
Alfred L. West was accidentally
killed at Sonora yesterday by falling
down a mining shaft.
People are warned to keep away
from the Silver Star district. as the
camp is considerably overdone.
The woman suffrage question which
is agitating Salt Lake has so far re-
suited in partial victory for the
women in the constitutional conven-
ton.
The Rock Island EXPRESS was held
up at Hennesev, Oklahama, yester-
day. The robbers procured about $500
in money and collection Of revolvers
that the passengers forgot to use.
The Chronicle and Examiner have
both ordered ten Linotype type set
ting machines The Examiner has
also ordered new presses and is try
ing to work its old ones off on the
APPEAL.
The worst wind storm known in
years has been raging in Pendleton,
Or, Buildings were wrecked, trains
delayed. and not a windmill is stand
ing. A severe dust storm ragged in
Spokane
Oscar Wilde is being tried in Lon
don on charge so unspeakably vile
that it is not printable. After the
trial is over Mrs Wilde will probably
sue for divorce with Eord somebody
and some newsbovs as correspondents.
Reports come constantly to this of.
flee of newspaper thieves who steal
the APPEAL from regular subscribers.
If there is anyone in this city who is
too poor TO take the APPEAL and who
wants it. he can have it left at his
house by calling at this office
Two Spanish women PANIED Reg
nadia Torres and Blanco Diaz met on
Alvardo street Monterey, and got into
IA terrible fight. Their brothers after
ward took the matter up. and Blanco
Diaz was shot by Austin Torres, who
is employed at the Del Monte stables.
It is now rumored in Washington
that Secretary Gresham contnmplates
leaving President Cleveland 10 man
age foreign affairs in his own way.
The note to Spain convinced the Sec
rotary that he had outlived his use
fulness as a member OF Mr.. Cleve-
and's Cabinet.
To-day the Auditors quarterly re-
port is reprinted Yesterday it was
given space under the regular con
tract the APPEAL has for county print
ing and advertising. but compost
tor left off the fractions Of the cents
in few instances and the county or
dered it run again. The new county
administration keeps its eagle eye on
the APPEAL.
Mr.. Irvine. the gentleman who
has been in the city for several DAYS,
apparently as an attorney in some
land cases, turns out TO be a special
correspondent of the Examiner, sent
here to write up the Mint shortage
The Examiner evidently regards the
matter of great Importance, as the
paper has sent one of its criminal
specialists to do the work.
The introduction of the bicycle into
the art Of highway robbery marks a
new era in crime. Heretofore the
horse and buggy method of escaping
has furnished the detectives a ready
clew incident to the numbering nature
of the animals and vehicle. A 25-
pound bicycle. however upon which
Il man can travel twenty miles an
hour and leave no trace behind is
something of a mystery.
Mrs. Paran Stevens is of humble
origin, her father having been har-
ness maker Local paper.
What would be exalted origin?
Would she have been of noble ances-
try had her father been a railroad
wrecker. a confidence worker on an
extensive scale, a scoundrel who made
his money by bribing legislatures,
and grabbing lands, or usurer and
oppressor Of the widow and orphan?
In borrowing some European habits