Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-30
LATEST TELEGRAMS.

mons arrived from Europe this morning and
will son depart for Utah
London. October 29.-The score of the in
ternational pedestrian tournament at l O clock
this afternoon shows Grassland and Corkey
1G4 miles each; Vaughn 157, and Waters 1873.
Londonderry, October 29.-Lord Dutferin
was welcomed by the Mayor, High Sheriff and
other gentlemen, who presented an address
and the freedom of the city to him. Lord
Duferin. returning thanks, said he had left
Canada contented and as loyal as Great
Britain could desire.
Washington, October 29.-Of the French
relief fund, 81 900 has been sent to Memphis
for the purchase of clothing and bedding for
the yellow fever sufferers. 1t is likely that
Secretary Evarts will give another thousand
Of the fund for the relief of the people i'll the
towns near Memphis
London, October 29-Don Carlos, in a let
ter to ex-Queen Isabella, congratulates her on
the escape of King Alfonso, declares that
demagoggy shrinks from nothing in its at
tempt to destroy even Princes whom it has
itself placed on the throne and who are forced,
perhaps unwillingly, to be its slaves.
London, October 29.-The agriculture
laborers in Kent and Sussex threaten gen
eral strike because of the announced inten-
ton to reduce wages. One thousand are al
ready on a strike. The laborers declare that
the course of the farmers is oppressive and
threaten to enigrate to the colonies.
New York. October pa London special
says the air is heavy with rumors of the i'll
ness Of Lord Beaconsfeld, and the Cabinet
has been summoned to consider what should
be done III case Of his death. At the last
meeting Of the Cabinet he had a serious apo
plectic fit, and the presence of his physician
was necessary.
New York, October 29-James McGloin,
OF 115 Mulberry street was arrested last even
ing, charged with attempting to burn up his
wife She was in bed from injuries received
at his hands and coming in drunk he set fire
to the bedding with matches. The woman
rushed into the street enveloped i'll flames,
which were with difficulty extinguishcd Her
injuries are considered fatal.
Memphis, October 20 The following is a
copy of a telegram sent to the Relief Com
mittees in the principal cities of the country :;
The inland towns that have had yellow
fever ask us to assist them i'll paying the bal
ance they owe Fifteen thousand dollars will
be required We have barely enough to pay
our own debts If you have any funds on
hand subscribe for the yellow fever sufferers,
il forwarded to us we will distribute.
San Francisco, October by esterday, in
the Oakland Police Court, j. p. Hart, ex
Deputy City Assessor, was brought up for
examination on a charge of obtaining money
under false pretenses, and was sentenced to
30 days imprisonment and 70 pay fine of
sixty dollars, and i'll default of payment, to
serve one day in Jail for each dollar of such
fine Hart was taken to Jail and locked in
cell Soon after, he was discovered endeavor-
ing to commit suicide by hanging himself.
He had torn the lining from his coat and had
nearly strangled himself
New York, October pa Times Washing
ton special says a gentleman who has been
conspicuOusly identified with the Potter Com
mittee, states that Tilden will ask to be
examined touching the cipher dispatches soon
after the reassembling of the committee, and
he will court the fullest investigation into his
personal connection with the events preceding
and succeeding the Presidential count. Til
den it is said, realizes that the publication
Of the cipher dispatches has injured his
political prospects incidentally, and hence his
resolution to submit his conduct to the closest
scrutiny. The same gentleman is also authori-
ty for the statement that the Potter Com
mittoe will enter into an exhaustive investi
gation of everything concerning the cipher
dispatches, and will subpoena Marble, Pelton,
Coyle, Woolley, Smith, Weed and all other
persons who can throw any light upon the
subject.
We learn from the Monterey Democrat that