Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-07-14
The Emperor OF Ger has made

The Emperor Of Germany has made
up his mind to RUE absolutely aud
without any iEterf renee OF couns~' oo
the part of abyorr n" does not invite
and seek, and William j. not motor
ious FOR such .-k!.g. Four OF the
foremost men .. the f rpli- have low
beer dismissed from the Council Of
Ministers, every one OF them men
who have accom- plished great things
for Germany. They are supplanted
by soldiers in Every Instance, go that
Germany is to have a military gov
eminent from the bottom w.. The
Emperor has openly declared 'thosn |
who oppose me l will dash to pieces"
Perhaps it is we'll that William has
adopted this policy. 1t makes it more
probable that some day Germany will
be governed without al Emperor.
New Jersey now has a law which
requires a prospective bride and
groom to answer all sorts of questions
relative to their parents, their ante
cedents, and wen their co~uTtship, be-
fore they can obtain a marriage
license Many of the questions are
such as a self-respecting man or
woman would not care to answer.
The law is e%miuently idiotic, and all
respectable New Jerseyites who con
template matrimcny are invited to
come to Nevada, where Cupid does
not carry Il catechism in his hand,
and where land is cheap and oppor-
t%unitles for a long life Of corjugal
bliss, unsurpassed.
The coal strike has now extended to
ten States and includes nearly 100000
men. 1t is now said that the organic
ed railroad men will refuse TO handle
any coal other than from union
miners 1t is now thought tina, the
strike will last sixty days, and will in
all probabilities send coal up higher
than it has ever been.
The low rates given by railroads to
the Christaian Endeavor Society in
creased the business Of the roads to
such an extent that some OF the East
ern roads could not handle it and had
to refuse tickets to many persons who
wanted to come west. Would it not
be advisable for the roads to make
the reduced rates permanent?
The Sultan insists that the Peneus
river, the ancient name Of the Salem
bria, must constitute the new bound
airy Of Turkey. This would give
Turkey a large slice Of Ttessaly, in
Guiding the town Of TrIkkala, and i
would place Larissa under Turkish
guns. The Salemhria is .he priuci
pal river of Thessely It is 40 mile
long and er.pties into the Gulf o
Salonica.
While some OF the Christian En-
deavorers were visiting Saltalr bath
ing resort at Salt Lake, on the 5th
one lady visitor lost $500 in iewelry
etc. through some mistake ia check
ing her v%aluables.
The fool with a gun, who "didn'
know it was loaded" has reappeareC
this time IN Mexico, across the Lin
from Ell Paso. Texas. where Davi
Ferrelas shot his sweetheart, Mi;
Maria FARRELL through the heart. o
discovering what he bad done, /
blew out his brains with the san
gun.
The Wadeworth Dispatch says tb
past week has been a very busy or
for everybody in Wadsworth. Ever
railroad man has been rushed, II
crews running hard, the shops worl
ing extra time, and every tusine'
man has had bis bands full, givin
employment to every man, woma
and child that wanted it.
The kaleidoscope took 143, 900 di
ferent pictures during the Corbei
Fitzsimmons fight. The length
the film upon which the pictures we
taken is % miles long.
The latest sensation in the Bra
bury case is that the deserted miIllo
aire has forgiven his wife aud all
to be peace again. Ward is 10
prosecuted to the limit.
The Queen on Saturday reoeiv
Senator Wolcott, ex-Vice Preside
Stevenson and General Payne, mer
bers of the q. S.. Bimetallic Comlu.
sion, at Windsor Castle.
Five thousand wrought nail wor
ers in England have struck for a I
per cent advance in wages.
The hearing of the report of w.