Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-09-04
TELEGRAPH NEWS.

| TELEGRAPH NEWS.
New York, September Judge Donohu'
has granted habeas corpus requiring VIII
| lam NJ. Tweed to appear before COMMITTEES
of aldermen on Monday and testify in regare
| to the ring operations.
Edward B. White, metal broker, has failed
Liabilities, 1920, 900; assets, $50, 900.
Philadelphia, September Ia meeting
of the Protective Labor party this evening
decided to lay aside the name already adopted
and effect combination with the United
Labor Society.
Nashville, Tenn, September 1.-The nom
mating committee of the Science Association
to-day nominated Professor o. c. Marsh o.
Connecticut for president. st. Louis was
fixed upon as the place of the next meeting.
Boston, September ALVIN Adams
founder of Adams Express company died al
his residence in Watertown, Massachusetts,
tonight, aged 73.
New York, September 1.-The World pub
fishes a letter denying the statement original
ing in California paper indentifying the
woman recently figuring unpleasantly before
the public with former wife of Ex-Governor
Mccormick of Arizona, In 1867. His second
wife is the daughter of Senator Thurman.
Niagara Falls, September Ia gentleman
apparently about seventy five years old, regis
tered at the international hotel as L. n. Stein
New York city, suicided to-day by jumping
from the new suspension bridge ITO feet into
the river below. He arose to the surface for
a moment and then disappeared. lie Is said
to have had considerable money on his per-
son.
New York, September 1.-The British rife
team made an excellent practise at Creedmore
30 Tho off ha haSf oIuhf Of fhraa
ranges foots l ,629, viz: Miner, 207; Fergu-
son, 207; Humphreys, POI, Piggott, 2O6; Ev-
ans, 2O3; Lieutenant Fenton, 2O2; Lieuten-
ant Colonel Fenton, 1919. Rugby, 1913. The
American team did not practice.
New York, September IA Tribune Sara
toga correspondent sustains Judge Hilton $
claim that his controversy with Seligman has
resulted in a marked financial success of the
Grand Union hotel. Hilton insists that his
motive was entirely of business and not sec
tartan character, and he is eminently satisfied
with the results.
Washington, September General A. G.
Lawrence of Newport, r. l., has accepted a
position on the Sitting Bull commission, rep
resenting the interior department, and will
act in con junction with General Terry in con-
ferring with the Sioux chief, provided he still
remains in the British Possessions.
Canton, Pa, September lie. L. Daven-
port, the actor died this morning His death
resulted from govt in the stomach, which re-
Gently attacked his heart Fanny Davenport
had Cancelled all her early fall engagements
ON account of her fathers expected decease.
Washington, September 1.-Advices from
New York indicate that the Tilden wing of
the Democracy in that State will be beaten
in the coming State convention in its effort
to secure the denomination of John Bigelow
and other State officers Allen G. Beach,
who doubtless will be nominated for the head
of the ticket, was VIGOROUSLY opposed to
Tilden's candidacy for the presidency.
Pottsville, Pa, September An an
was made to-day that the wages
of miners employed by the Philadelphia and
Reading Coal and Iron Company for August
would only be twenty per cent. below the
81 30 basis, or an advance of ten per cent. on
July rates This announcement has had the
effect of improving the situation in the
Schuylkill region and a strike, which was
imminent, has been averted.