Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-07-17
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS,

S"h L AdACASCo, "dS StdDDeu III Cuc arm On
Monday night by man named Salmon
! Brooks.
A Chinese laundrymsn III San Francisco, a
confirmed opium smoker, got too much OF
that drug and laid down and died
Frank Hodkin, forger has been arrested
at Stockton and taken back to Illinois
OF movement to get rid Of one Of the off
GERS Of Utah Territory, the telegram informs
us as follows
Salt Lake, July ia petition to the
President asking the removal from office of
| Chief Justice Michael Shaffer is published
here, and Is signed by most of the lawyers of
the olty The petition alleges ignorance or
disregard of law and precedent, even on his
own previous ruling, and that the clerk of the
court, his brother-in- law. and his son are
managing the clerks Office in such manner
| as to bring the court into contempt.
Italy will pledge herself to a defense of the
Greek Coast.
There is movement on foot to cause the
annexiOn of the Southern Tyrol to Italy.
Austria will resist such movement.
The conflict between the Orangemen and
Cathlics of Montreal seems to be irrepressible
Says the telegraph:
Napanee, Ontario, July 15.-While a
young Briton named Samuel N. Kelly was
passing near Marysvilie Corners Saturday
evening he was shot and severely wounded by
James White, Catholic. 1t is reported this
evening that White ALSO shot Robert Harvey
while trying to arrest him. White is still at
large, though the latest information says he
is surrounded in the woods and his escape is
almost impossible.
There is a famine in the States of Smiloa
and Sonora, Mexico. There is no -four in
Mazatlan.
The London Daily Ne,os, commenting upon
the Berlin Treaty says:
{" 1t has made changes which has trans
formed an Empire; has removed long stand
ing cause of discomfort; has pacifed, we hope,
provinces which were torn by dissention and
misrule, and has placed a barrier between the
rival forms of implacable bigotry 1t has
stopped many avanues of foreign intrigue, and
if it has abridged the power of the Porte it
has given peace to Europe.
Lord Beaconstield will be received with
magnificent demonstration when he returns
to London.
The American section of the Paris Expo
sition has been visited and inspected by the
French authorities.
The political situation in England is indi-
Gated in the following:
London, July 1.-THE Manchester Guar
dianS London correspondent says: ''Ebpec-
tation gains ground that general election is
imminent, but nothing can be stated detinate-
ly till Lord Beaconstiald's return. 1t is under
stood that the Premier will make All impor-
tant speech in the House of Lords on Thurs
day night and that if an appeal to the country
is intended notification of that step will be
given by him in the course of his address.
The London Conservatives are preparing to
give him and Lord Salisbury an enthusiastic
reception. The scene at Charing Cross will
be like royal reception. The wisdom of the
Liberals in suspending their Judgment upon
Lord Beacons6eld's policy till more is known
is confirmed by kilograms which point to the
existance of important but unrevealed ar
engagements made with France. No section Of
the Liberal party is in hurry to condemn
hastily and it is now supposed that larger
portion of the Opposition is favorable to the
Government policy than was at first supposed.