Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-24
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

| The three months extra pay bill (Mexica1
soldiers and sailors) has been favorably con
sidered in the Senate.
D. P. Wells Williams, formerly Secretary
of Legation to Picking, has been before the
Senate Committee on Foreign Relations in re
gard to the matter of restricting Chinese i'm
migration. He is of counsel for the Chinese
The Fertilization bill appropriates S275 200.
So we suppose the country is to be made a
small Gibraltar. We half suspect that Con
gress is disposed to be very niggardly in deal
ing with the subject of arms, armies und ar
maments.
By House resolution Ewing of Ohio is all-
thorized to take the preliminary steps toward
ascertaining the amount of gold and silver
coins owned by the Government, also the
amount of coin obligations for which the Gov
eminent is responsible.
A solemn requiem mass was celebrated in
honor of the late King Victor Emanuel, of
Italy, at St. Aloysius Church, Washington, on
Tuesday. The President and his Cabinet, the
Judges of the Supreme Court, and other high
functionaries were present.
Hewitt, Sammy Tilden's right bower, is for
abolishing the entire Diplomatic service, save
the Consular department of the same. We
cannot help agreeing that the presence of
Ministers at Foreign Courts is very much of
an old fogy business, expensive and SNOWY,
merely. But until other Nations dispense
with the system of Ambassadors and Minis
ters resident it cannot but be in bad grace Tor
this, the youngest of the great nations to pre-
sumo to set the fashions of international i'll
tercouse 1t is quite as much in the line Of
as we ought to 90 for us to set up
our ministers abroad in a claw hammer jacket
and a black satin vest, without going SO far
rs to attempt to abolish the old formaliries of
Courts and co1ItIines5. Don't lets lie up
staltish and supercillious, There's 30 crime
so unpardonable as The crime Of bad manners.
Wade Hampton'5 Supreme Court has Gust
ed the Republican incumbents OF all the other
Courts in the State.
Hon w B. Allison has been reelected to
the Senate by the Iowa Legislature, He was
horn in Ohio in 1929; was elected to succeed
Parson Harlan: votes with Conkling and
Jones and is a tirst-rate fellow. His reelec-
ton is a virtual Reputation Of McCrary and
his Hayesism.
Boucicault, Charley Thorne and some other
theatrical folk have got by the ears over some
apparent impertinences of Boucicaults, These
show people have happy faculty for petty
luarrelings.
Judge Van Zle, of Michigan, has been ap-
pointed L. S. District Attorney for Utah.
Jacob and John Huntzager, of Pottsville,
Pa have been sentenced to two years solitary
confinement in prison for embezzling Savings |
Bank funds This is good-almost as good as
hanging a poor devil for killing banker or
wO.
Suleiman Pasha before being driven into
he Rhodope Mountains, lost no less than
900 men killed and 5000 prisoners. 1t was
he Russian General, Gourko, that did the
Judge Van Brunt has granted an order for
publication of summons in lunacy proceedings
" the children of Thomas Lord, the ancient
bridegroom of Mrs. Hicks He is required 70
ppear before the Commissioners February 2
W. H. Vanderbilt has been placed under
2 900 bonds to appear at the inquest case of
Iatthew Riley, who died of injuries received
rom being run over in November by Wander
it's team.
Sergeant John Moore, of the Fifth Cavalry,
as fatally shot ON Tuesday night at Chey
me, by Phillip A. George.
TRAMPs IN RENo.-The Reno Gazette of
Ionday evening complains of the presence
great crowd of tramps, as follows: A band
twenty tramps came into town yesterday. =,
hey hail from Virginia City and Carson-per- ,
&c 4Lo Radio I oct rinht tho |