Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-18
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY

| Secretary Shermans new financial plan
contemplates making the various postofices
places of deposit for small sums-savings
banks, in fact, Deposits may be made for as
small as sum as $40, for which the depositor
may receive a certificate on the Treasury.
Fernando Wood, Chairman of the House
Committee on Ways and Means queried,
| Would not these certificates be practically SO
much currency! Mr.. Sherman thought net,
they not being illegal tender" The willy
| Fernandy laughed at that's making any diff
erence. These certificates being convertible
into the new four per cents, the depositors, If
they proved abundant enough, would take the
existing but slow moving Syndicate. The
Committee think well of the plan, Certainly
it looks we'll
Fifteen or twenty persons were killed and
twice as many wounded by the wrecking of
an excursion train on the Connecticut and
Western Railroad. The excursionists were
persons who had been in attendance on one of
Moody & Sankey's meetings. Suppose it had
been a circus!
Schurz on the part of the ''Interior" (that
is to say the true inwardness) and Prof Seelye
on the part of the Massachusetts philanthro-
phists, are splitting the strange Improbable
hairs belonging to the scalps of the late en-
otional Indian Commission. They have each
drawn their double barrelled microscopes and
are watching one another with eager inten-
tions through the globe sights thereof. The
Professor seems to be about half hairs
breadth ahead. Are these, our fggers of |
speech, ur-fetched?
The Democracy of New Hampshire are
moving moving back to the old sing song
about Rutherford the Good They endorse
his ADMINISTRATORS cot .se u succumbing to
the Cotton Lords and hat1aying the carpet
baggers and freedmen. They are disposed to
facetous i'll a second hand, mouldy way.
The Committee on Federal Relations in The
Pennsylvania Legislature have brought in
resolution recommending the repeal of the
act. So press dispatch says
But we think it must be a mistake.
There is House bill providing for one cent
postage on written matter Qetters) transmitted
in unsealed envelopes.
The generous sons of the sunny South at
tended President Hayess reception night
before last, in great numbers. S'pose it had
been his funeral or his wake
Twenty thirty lodges have deserted from
he Red Cloud agency.
The Turks have evacuated Phillipopolis and
,rdernd If TO he burned
There are strong probabilities of the capture
n destruction of the only remaining Turkish
rmy between the Russians and the Bosphorus.
There are indications of an understanding
between Austria and England on the Eastern
question.
MISCELLANEOUS
Rome, january 16-The Queen of Por-
ugal, daughter of Victor Emmanuel, has ar
ived here. The Pope has ordered the cele-
ration of solemn funeral service for Victor
in the Basilica of st. John Sahern
Paris, January 15.-The majority Of the 7
enate has nominated Duke de Cazes a can
idate for the life seat left vacant by the
cath of General Daunelle de Paladina.
Madrid, Jan 15.-Congress to-day, by
ote of 800 to 4, approved King Alfonsos
marriage with Princess Mercedes.
Venice, Jan 15-Sir William Sterling
Iaxwell, the distinguished author, is dead
ROVER STILL FIGHTING FOR LIFE. The
emo GaZette has been shown a depositOn of