Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-07-18
CONDENSED KILOGRAMS.

of his district iii Wisconsin for Congress
The Portersub committee is in New Orleans
The crangemen Of Montreal have Quoted
down and make no demonstrations whatever.
Nail makers in England are on a strike
Ten thousand are already in line and as many
more will follow
The parliamentary electioa in Germany is
conducted amidst much excitement. 1t is
thought that the government party will sus-
tain defeat
Timothy Lynch, a woodsawyer and an old
man, killed his poor old wife, aged sixty four
years, with his pocket knife night before last
while crazy with drink The two had lived
together over forty years and were the parents
of married children
The Eureka Consolidated mine declares
dividend of So per share.
The unwilling of the monument of Stephen
A. Douglass took place at Chicago yesterday,
The Cornell and Harvard crews rowed their
match race yesterday at Auburn N, Y.
The Columbia crew of successful oarsmen
will be received with distinguished hOnors up
on their arrival In new OH
The Arctic steam yacht Jeanette, Bennets
new vessel, has left New York for San Francisco
The heat continues to be very oppressive all
through the Mississippi valley. Sunstrokes
AMI deaths resulting therefrom are alarmingly
prevalent. At Chicago Rev. E. W. Clark,
former missionary at the Sandwich Islands.
aged 70 years died from the effects of prostra-
ton produced by heat.
The Treasury Will redeem to day 3 900, 900
in $40 bonds
A. b. Stockwell, formerly president of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company failed for
over a million. His creditors are trying TO eff
feet settlement
A. c. Hesing of Chicago has failed for
e~s.
Secretary Schurz will supcrseds Patent
Commissioner Spear with Western Congress
m;sn. And yet Car! is a civil service reformer.
The evidence in Fitz John Porter's case
seems to indicate reversal Of the orig inal
yerliict, or at all events, a modification of the
same.
From the Indian war we have the following:
Boise City, l. T July Is. The news from
the front by courier to LaGrande places the
cavalry at Umatilla last night with the infan-
try. Col Forsythe, in command OF the cav
airy. camped last night FIVE miles the other
side of Meacham's and within two miles OF
The hostile camp Il is not true that the
U:natilas have joined the hostiies but, on
the other hand, l0u warriors have Joined For
sythe and fought the hostiles yesterday killed
twenty two and brought ii their scaips and
800 head Of horses They will fight with For
sythe again to-day. Forsythe has about 400
men Bernard is with him. Wheaton has
about the same number of men including vol
unteers Lieut.. CresSau of Sanford's com
mand left Latfrande to-day with % men for
Stark place on North Powder river. Sanford
with Carr and Summers Companies are at La
Grande Capt. Miller with his Company is on |
his way from McDermit to Baker City. He |
camped at Malheur crossing last night.
Of the reception of Lord Beaco nfeld in
London, the telegraph informs us as follows:
London, July l6-4 P. M-The vicinity of !
Charing Cross and Trafalgar Square is packed |
with people. Charing Cross Hotel and the
houses on either side of the way to Downing
street are covered with flags and decorations.
Many American flags are flying, including
fine display from the American Exchange, OPP
posite Chariug Cross Hotel, Carriages of the
nobility are constantly arriving FROM the di-
rection of Pail Mall, and each is received with
cheers by the crowd
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