Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-09-22

Referring to the slaughter Of stTik-
ers by deputies a. Haz!eton. Pa, the
Farmers Voice ui Chicago say:
This nation stands Dron ~" BRINK
of a qniverinc volcano. Never III its
history has there been d time of
greater tri Il frr the pIaiG people,
never a t me- wh-n true patriotism
was needei in.rr TO ~tnv The flames
of revol 4tion. He who would in this
hour advocate Violence aud bl"Odshed
is an enemy Of the people. for revOlu-
ton now would set back he wheels Of
progress and reform a hundred years.
and the peace which may be ours if
reason prevails be given over to muir
der and rapiue.
1t is a time for the exercise Of that
ism. The abuse of law should not
condemn law. Not the law, but mel
untitled to administer it. is the cause
of this urspeakable crime. Here is
where reform must begin then. Let
US elect Sood men and true to enact
laws and administer them, and not
only will such outbreaks be impossi-
BILE. but the difference between m
ployer and employe, and the interfer-
ence OF the courts, which led to this
massacre, will forever pass away.
A statue of the Goddess of Liberty
was recently placed on the dome of a
new courthouse at Warrensburg, Mo,
In the right hand was a eOld-hued
ball. held with me extended arm. 1t
was secretly decided by the Silverites
to have the obnoxious sphere painted
in silver. Four dollars were raised by
contribution, and at 5 O'Clock Saturday
morning he change of standards was
effected. The ball is nearly 200 feet
from the ground.
All returning from KloDdike agree
that hunger, if not actual starvation,
will occur at Dawson this winter I'M
less the inhabitants live on whisky.
The transportation compaUies have
loaded down their Yukon river boats
with fire water TO the exclusion Of
necessary supplies of flour aud bacon.
The Dexter cyanide plant is being
moved from across the valley. and d
force of men are now engaged in
grading and arranging for the cree
ton Of the plant below town. The
location is a considerable distance
from the works (about a quarter OF a
mile(, but was the best that could be
selected, as parties owning the avail
able ground nearer the mine held it a
figure so absolutely high that any
thought of acquiring it by the com
pany was totally out of the question:
Times Review.
John Sparks returned from Sacra.
mento yesterday morning, and his
band Of Heref1rdS came up this morn.
ing and were taken direct to b track
Mr.. Sparks took everything in the
shape Of premiums at the California
Fair. 1t must ba humiliating tx
California to have a herd of cattle
come from the disposed State of Ne
vada and take first premium owe.
California with her boosted greatness
Gazette.
The old Board Of San Francisc
Supervisors die hard. They have re
sorted to force to hold their seats
They were elected by corporate inter
est who servants they are and most O
them under pay for the work they pei
form, robbing the tax payers in tn
interests Of their masters. The cit
zens breath freer that this gang c
harpies are turned down and if the
continue to trife with the people the
have so brazeriy betrayed they wi
be given q coat Of tar and feather
and ordered out OF town. This
about the only thing that will caus
them to realize that they are rot wan
ed.
A statute of Congress imposes
maximurn penalty of S., 900 fine an
two years Imprisonment for settin
forests on fire, aud Il penalty of 500
fine and n year Imprisonment fC
neglecting to completely extinguis
any camp fire lighted in the forests.
The price Of lead is higher than
has been for a NUM- Der of years an
is selling readily at from 81 O5 to 81
per hundred pounds.
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