Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-06-09
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.


The Potter Committee have dug up the fact
that Stanley Matthews did endorse Anderson's
application for Consulship with these words:
For important reasons | specially request
this request be complied with. Stanley Mat
thews" 1t is also shown that Matthews wrote
to Secretary Evarts, March IA, 1877, intro
ducing Anderson as the man about whom he
had had private talk with the Secretary. As
showing the grave and solemn manner with
which the State Department treats even bur,
lesque letters it is to be said that these words
are endorsed upon the communication which
appears below: Endorsed: 25th May 1977,-
charges against James E. Anderson of Louisi-
ana, preferred by John w. Bulldoser Here
is what Mr. Bulldoser has to say concerning
Mr.. Matthew sfriend:
Washington, D. C.-Sir: Understanding
that James E. Anderson, the carpet Dagger"
of New Orleans, is an applicant for Consul
ship, and that he would like letters from those
who know him, take the liberty to inclose
this 10 you. | am the person who attempted
to rid the State of him last Fall. (See his
testimony before the Congressional Com
mittee in New Orleans Being unfortunately
unsuccessful in my attempt, the people of this
State look to YOU for relief, and with one
voice implore you, if you have any vacant
Consulship at any earthquake shaken point,
any cholera infected city, any yellow-fever
point, or smallpox ridden community, or any
vacant commissionership to the tiercest of our
Indian tribes, to send him to one of these
places at once. because we consider the said
Anderson a person who has Just sufficient
character 20 serve the party that pays the
most money and Of the class Of patriots who
can best serve their country by dying for it.
Hopeful of an affirmative response subscribe
myself JOHN W. BULLpOSER.
Five negroes have been hanged by order of
Judge Lynch in Louisiana. The crime with
which they were charged was that of attempt
ing to kill a certain Doctor Archer Why
they should have all been hanged does not
appear. 'Insatiate Archer, would not one
5utfice!"
Senator Jones has returned from an ex-
tended trip through the Southern States He
has been having an ice time of it.
Major Burke, who represented Nichols at
The Wormley conference, will be summoned |
% appear before the Potter Committee
President Hayes has signed the Bankrupt
Repeal Act.
The Grand Lodge of Free Masons of New !
York have passed the following:
Resolved, That we refuse to recognize as a
Free Mason any person initiated, passed or
raised, in body where the existence of Su-
IRENE Being is denied or ignored.
Now it remains to be seen what the
theistic Masons will resolve concerning their
more godly brethren. Their doings in the
'ast lead to the belief that they will be more
enient and charitable than these Deists
William Dixon was hanged at Vicksburg,
liss., on Friday, for numbering a Jew
eddler.
Troops are pushing forward toward the seat
Indian disturbances in Idaho, in consider
BILE numbers and with much promptitude
By all explosion in coal mine at Hay
ock, England, on Friday, as many as 232
len were at once put to death. Many of the
odies were decapitated and all were more or
IS mutilated. The cause of the explosion is
OF known-probably the fire damp.
Modelling, the would-be assassin of En-
eror William, has been prevented second
me from killing himself The Emperor
mself is still in rather doubtful condition.
Cuba is rejoicing of the restoration of peace
thin its borders.