Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-03-26

A late dispatch from Madrid states
that Senor- Josefa Canizares. mother
of the Secretary of the Interior of the
Cuban Government was taken from
her home, tortured and burned and
outraged. These things are sanction
ed by Captain General Weyler and no
~orn terrible crime was ever laid at
the door of Geronimo or the Apache
Kid.
If q mar were passing a spot where
a woman was being OUT aged and
murdered and he did not intefere, his
name would go down to contempt and
disgrace and be a scott and a by word
among his fellows. The United
States Government. however can look
on these horrible atrocities and make
no sign. Are we forever to be a
nation of serut s and towards?
1t don't take much money to on
vince the average California Assem-
blyman that he is wrong when $4,000
a change eighteen or twenty votes
in one night as was done in the now
notorious coyote scalp bounty bill. In
the earlier days of the commonwealth
of Nevada when at times it was neces
sary to flash money in sight to pass
or kill a bill it took at least $500 to
buy a man and have him stay bought
Gazette
1t is interesting to note that all over
the state the fever of desire for min
ing properties is hot and strong. The
resident of a mining community who
goes abroad is piled with questions
relative to the mining Interests Of his
community. That mining, successful
mining at that, is the only incentive
for future success SIS of this great state is
as apparent as the passage of time.
The debate on the tariff bill is now
fairly on in the House. The cham
pions on each side have shouted their
war cries. one for and one against the
bill with one it is all that is wise and
beneficent; with the other it is all that
is vile and outrageous. Why wouldn't
it be a good idea to let it go at that
and come at ONE to a vote? By sc
doing weeks of time would be saved
and the vote would be the same nov
as will be at the end of the debate.
1t is said that Secretary Sherman
has agreed with the Foreign Relation:
committee of the Senate that the policy
of expressing Cuban news will n(
longer prevail, and many are count
ing on the fact that this will be a vas
Improvement. Notwithstanding that
we suspect that Secretary Sherman
will conceal Just as much OF the new
from Cuba as he thinks proper.
A gentleman of San Francisco i
suing for the recovery Of $50 loane,
on a note, S per cent a north, con
pounded monthly, and 500 attorney
fees. There must be some error il
the report that Mr.. Fisk is dead.
The Sacramento Bee is still hagal
lating the municipal rascals it e
neatly trapped a few weeks ag
through a detective. Still we'll, one (
the detectives employed by the Re,
having been covered all over vi
mud by the parties trapped, has bt
gun a libel suit. The Bee is 40
everlastingly on the top Of its emf
mics.
Captain White formerly Of Rem
will take charge Of the Carson corps
She will have a new Lieutenant an
will have their welcome meeting Sa
urday the 9th.
All railroad associations are to
forced out OF existence and a Gu
ting will be carried on to a greater e,
tent than ever. As a result abo,
twice as many people will travel an
the roads will make some money.