Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-13

/ publishes an extract from d private let
ter. dated Rome, May 18th, which tells
| of Il rumor prevalent III that city that
| poDe Plus IL died some days previous.
and that his place is filled by an old and
/ astute priest named Abbate Minati. The
story goes that when the news of the
Pope's fatal illness was published, the
Cardinals FASTENED TO the Vatican to take
in the condition of affairs. They found
the situation an exceedingly critical one
for the Church. 1t seemed to them that
nothing could be more inorportune
than the death of the Pope and the cleo
ton of his successor at this moment. 81
they determined upon stroke OF the
most daring and astonishing character.
There WAS a lriest of the Order of Ben
edictines Ahhate Minati, who bore a
inglv they determined that Father Mi
uati. in the event of the Pope's death.
should enact his part. The Pope died
but instead Of their announcing the fact
to the public, they began to inform the
outside world that the Holy Father was
getting better, and finally that he was
quite well again, the fact being that the
remains of Plus IN were hidden away
in some secret recesses of the Vatican
cellars, and that Ab5ate Minati quietly
stepped into his place.
WASHINGTON, June 12.-The Secretary
of the Navy will show first, That Cap
tain Hall died u natural death: second,
That the parting from the Polaris by
Captain Tyson and his men was purely
accidental, and that no blame on this
account is attached to Captain Budding
ton third, That to great extent the
objects of the expedition were accom-
plished before the death of Captain Hall;
that is. that he reached a point Of lati-
tude not attained heretofore by any
Arctic expedition fourth. That the
Polaris will return here before the end
Of summer. He has concluded his ex-
animation of the survivors of the Polaris.
and has commenced the preparation of
his report. 1t will be finished in few
days, ard. with the evidence Of c ,ptains
Tyron and Myers, the EsQrimax Joe
and Hans and several Of the crew, will
be given 10 the public.
SAN francisco, June 12-1 P. NJ.
J. Henderson of Portland, Oregon. Con-
sui to Annoy, is in the city at present
He will sail for his destination on Mon
day next.
1t is stated that another billiard match
H. Merriield and Lance Perkins. The
last game was for 81 COO side
Chas. +. Bond. Secretary of the Fire
man s Insurance Company. died suddenly
to-day. it is supposed from heart disaase.
Flags over all the insurance companies
are at half-mast in honor of his mem
DRY.
Information was brought to the Cor
oner last night that the body of man
had been found in the bushes on Park
avenue. The Coroner rode to the place
and found the body of a man who ap-
peared to have been dead two or three !
days. A letter WAS found by the body |
to Asa Cowingf from his mother, !
Clara Cowing. Yarmouth, n. H. A
small sum of money WAS also found Oh |
his person. 1t is believed that he COM
mit,td suicide by taking poison.
A thousand people attended Whipple's |
horse sale Yesterday. Harvest Queen !
brought SIG 500.
The steamer Ventura, the old Resaca
war steamer, went on her trial trip to-
lay, with large number OF invited
,u-sts on board.
Each of the Fourth of July Commit
ices hold m. ttll < tu-li. Int.
Cold III: greenb,cks, S5I9S6I.
SAN FRANCE CO. June 12-3 P. NJ
rns examination at the Itliun Gazette Of
he Pdci fc editor, Frank Rnsas. for rape.
to-day before the Police
Court. Thus far only medical teSti-
nouy has been offered, and 1t is unit
or publication. Suffice it to say the
hid Is unable to APPEAR in eonrt, AMI
Is lost the 81 yht OF Ole eye in 81 hours.
The medical testimony against the pris-
'ner aud in his favor also, proved very
damaging.