Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-06-13
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.


Lieut. Governor Adams is doing his duty
as distributor of arms to the citizens along
the Idaho border, in Eko county.
DR.. Shurtleff has been reappointed Super
intendent of the Insane Asylum at Stockton,
California.
An Indian in Monterey county, Cal, kid
mapped little girl eight years old and fled to
the mountains. He was pursued and shot.
The child was recovered.
The May Festival seems to have been stu
pendous failure Its debts exceed its receipts
as much as $4,000.
The body of Chinese woman, dead of star
walton and horribly eaten by rats has been
discovered in San Francisco.
Prince Bismarck will preside over the Ber-
lin Congress. 1t is anticipated that Russia's
interests will be promoted. There is talk of
Bonapartist intrigues in connection with the
sitings of the Congress.
Both Emperor William and his assailant,
Modelling, are reported much improved in
health. The sturdy old Kaiser saw the 49th
anniversary of his marriage on Tuesday,
June II.
Labor strikers to the number of 700 in Que
bee have been carrying things with high
hand there lately.
In an engagement between Government
troops and revolutionists at Los LadrOnes, in
Mexico, the former won the day, killing many
of the rebels
Here is a little pill for Potter Democrats to
swallow:
Washington, June 1.-THE Commissioner
of Indian Affairs to-day received the follow
ing telegram from Donelson, Indian agent at
Fort Hall Reservation, Idaho: Gould not
keep the roaming Bannocks here while the
amount of supplies was scarcely enough to
feed the Indians engaged in farming. See
your dispatches of April Sd and 9th.
(The dispatches above referred to contained
statements that owing to the smalness of the
appropriation made by Congress for support of
these Indians the Department could not fur
nsh any additional supplies)
We clip the foregoing from the Enterprise.
The night editor of that valuable newspaper
knows what he is talking about.
Potter of the Pottcrers has come up lame
He stumbled on the sidewalk and sprained
his lee. Ominous
The death of William Cullen Bryant is mo-
mentarily expected.
Bucky Donneiy, "a Mollie Mcguire, has just
been hanged at Pottsville for a murder com
mitted three yeaas ago The Pennsylvania
authorities have dealt with unexampled stern
ness with those midnight assassins If hang
ing were ever needed it has been in these
cases
Ned BeaIes daughter, bitten in Paris by
dog supposed to be mad has suffered no seri-
Gus consequences from the bite. The animal
has been shown to have not been mad The
Generals many friends will congratulate him
most heartily.
The following resolution, if it passes the
House of Representatives as reported from
the Committee which framed it, will seem to
60 good way toward settling the Presiden-
tial question
Washington, June 1.-THE House Judici-
airy Committee to-day, by a vote of eight
against one, decided to report resolution as
serting, in substance. ''that the Forty fourth
Congress was a property constituted body to
count the Votes and declare the result of the |
Presidential election and no subsequent Con-
gress has power to revise the action thus taken |
nor can COngsess confer powers upon the Su- |
preme Court or upon any other tribunal to |
reopen questions which have thus been set |
tied" The committee meet tomorrow to
consider the preamble to the resolution. The |
vote was as follows: In favor of the resolu-
ton, Democrats, Harris, Hartridge, Stenger,
and Culberson; Republicans, Frye,
Conger and Lapham. Knott, the chairman,
dissented. Butler, Republican, and Lynde,
Democrat, were absent
The Reno papers chronicle an unsuccessful