Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-16
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY

In the case of Hall, administrator of Benson,
Gn error to the Supreme Court of Louisiana)
the decision, which was for damages for vio-
lation of the State law prohibiting discrimin-
| alton against persons on account of color, is
reversed. OF course it must be under the
decisions. This view of law is as old as Web
sters prime. Vanderbilt, by running an op-
position steamboat into New York harbor,
caused the decision to be made. In this case
the plaintiff was a colored person and was
denied passage on a steamboat.
-Four cases besides the title one are disposed
of by decision of the Supreme Court in the
case of Harrington VS.. the State of Tennessee.
not impose exceptional Legislation upon a
bank Strong, Clifford and Field dissent. The
rate of tax set forth in the charter is hereby
sustained.
Linderman is to be heard on Thursday before
the House Committee on coins and coinage.
The Democrats of the House of Represen-
tatives have been caucusing with view to
securing better attendance of members and
less unanimity in patronizing Sanderson's gro
Gerry opposite Ben Buffers dwelling house on
Capital Hill.
The tall sycamore of the Wasbash was ex-
pected to relieve his superheated wind works
yesterday in a speech on currency, silver, the
bloated bondholders of the Atlantic sdeboard
etc. Dan will come very near wrenching the
live thunder out of yon war clouds, rolling
dun. Since his early youth he has been
wild whistling warbler from the shores of the
Milk Sick; and he will be heerd! He will prob
ably take the position that the several green
back acts are ''inviolable'
E. P. Peckham has been elected President,
and Howard Colt caller of the San Francisco
Stock Board for the ensuing year.
The San Francisco police force is to be in
creased by an additional $50 men.
The Utah Legislature has been organized
by the election of Lorenzo Snow President of
the Council, and Orson Pratt Speaker of the
House. Most of the members are Mormon
Bishops This don't look like the breaking up
of the beehive after Brigham's death,
The proposion to appoint Receiver for
the Charter Oak Insurance Company will be
argued before the proper court on Saturday
next.
The Maryland Legislature will not act upon
Montgomery Blair's resolution. Not if the
Southern Brigadiers know themselves!
Pretty much the entire shoemaking force
at Lynn, male and female are on a ''strike
That mischievous society called the Order of
St Crispin seems to be at the bottom of the |
troubles
The Protection Life Insurance Company is
about to be thrown into bankruptcy
Little Evarts is about to give a partv-not |
A Republican, nor yet a Democratic party,
but a white necktie, lavender kid and claw
hammer party. There will be
Paddy oTooIe the great, big fool
Who'll get drunk blazes there;
And many a beau who won't be slow
To shake his tut wild Fanny there"
(We quote Thackery's lines from memory,
out they ''still bring back the feeling y
Bishop, the new Democratic Governor of
ohio, who event West" has been inausur-
tied
Lille Davenport Thorne is dead in Phil
delphia. She was the second daughter of
he late E. l. Davenport
The fishing schooner Little Kate of Boston
las been lost with thirteen lives. Seven
Iomen are widowed and twenty-one children
rphaned by this disaster
And men must work and women must weep.
Tho the har5or bar be moaning"