Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-05-19
The MORNING APPEAL.

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worth 81 TO S. per ton, md j. getting
poorer. In a Year or so tie boom "i'I
be ali over. Il is already on tle de-
cline When 1t is It, I, which Will
not be- long hence, there will IT, ii Tush
10 California, to whicn tm great
African boom will be transferred, and
Bo,iie will get lis share of II. Tn,
South Africa lever VAS To tervid at
the start The shares # thousands
Of worthless wild c"t claims wee
turned loose In London nu,. in fact
all over Euelhnd, by thieving Mon
tague llggs, impovrrIshing hundr+d-
Of families. If the cold truth could TT
known. the African input has far +N-
~sqnandered had been judirIouslv -X-
pended on the mother lode of Cnlif,r-
MIA or Nevada and its many continent
veins, result S would have b. en- vastly
more profitable. The African bubble
will burst wide open. ana many a de-
luded fellow will to- puzzled to get out
Of the country.-Bodit Index.
The names of all concerned in the mint
thefts, whether barred By the statute of
imitation or hot, should be given to the
public, and probably will bc.-Ex.
If there is such a law that will bar the
punishment of a theft that is not fond out
until some time at1er is has been commit
ted u should be wiped otf the Statutes.
Nobody ever heard of a murderer being
allowed to run at large because the crime
was committed Years ago and punishment
barred by the lapse of a few years, and
there should be no such thing as a maj be-
ing allowed to commit theft, and if he can
keep his action concealed for a length OF
time, be free from punishment.-Lyon
County Times.
State Senator Andrews of Pennsvl-
vania hopes to prevent McKinley's
nomination 10y forcing him to declare
himself definitely on the coinage
question Bless his simple soul!
Why, a ten male team couldn't draw
from the Ono MAI his zeal opinion
oil JIIat 80 I NJ Il N I1du1d, NTttbIdi
Grrsvenor and the other members #
the Mckinley Syndicate are watching
over him with clubs in their hands
and If Mac attem, tet 10 1T the public
into his contdrnre he would repd a
set of fals- teeth the next moment
James Michel. a Mason Valley
70 nahAV hos inst l,,, r,,J-
Silver Med i, for ~hisiuventive genius,
by the john WeddeIhurn Co.. If
Washington D, c. Mr.. NIcol has rr-
Gently patented a numher IF very u~,.-
ful articles. among Ihem is u wind
mill attachment for ,wrr purposes,
which is II wonderful pi-re of inrrht3-
ism. Mr.. Nirhoj has many more in
vtntions nearly rrady t. patent, ana
his head j. full Of bright ideas. TIE
National Recorder s. etks very COM
plimentary of Mr. Nichols inveu-
tiOns.-YeringtOn Rustlar.
The punishment of Mollah R~za
who assa-sinared the Shah OF Persia,
NaSr-ed-D Din, will, as is the custom If
the Onntry. he excruciating. He will
be killed, for the death penalty is often
Inflicted for the most trifing offens+-.
The form of his execution is as vet Il
matter Of conjecture. The ingenuity
Of the Persian executioners is being
taxed to invent IA punishment awful
enough for Reza's crime.
The widow Of the Chinese Admiral
Ting has committed suicide on the an
niversary of her husbands death. 1t
NAV be remembered thst he killed
himself after the surrender of his
flagship at Wei Hal Wei in February
of last year, and his widows suicide
will be regarded in China as a very
fitting and respectful way OF showing
attachment to his memory.
The Senate has decided that Henry
A. Dupont is not entitled to a seat il
the Senate from Delaware. The vote
was closed and the result was il
doubt until Senator Stewart Of Ne
vada settled the question by voting il
the negative. This ~disposes of tn,
charge that Jones would vote 70
Dupont, to get a vote for the SAINT
Monica Harbor bill.
The trouble is our dollars are to
good now. What we need is to max
our products good. We ear only d
this by making d"llars easier to &c
We can make them easier to get b
maxim 9 more of them and lave
fixed 81 that the banks can't corDe