Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-07
LATE KILOGRAMS.


sion of boiler at Bryans brick yard at Free
dom yesterday, John Bryan and Frank Mat
heny were instantly killed, and D. Grim,
W. Erwin and Joseph McDermott seriously
injured. Low water caused the accident.
New York, June 6-The Mississippi plant
ers have issued memorial to the business
men and benevolent societies of the North,
begging them to desist from helping the ne
gro exodus. They say that free passage for
negroes to Kansas means bankruptcy and ruin
to the South.
Poughkeepsie, N. Y, June GA tramp at
tackled the widow of Farmer Vinegar, near
Millerton, Duchess county, yesterday. She
was so frightened that she died instantly. She
was between sixty and seventy years of age.
A lynching party is now in pursuit.
Florence, June 6,-The Internationalists
who threw bombs into a crowd last Novem-
Der, have been sentenced, one to imprison-
ment for life, two for 20 and four for 10 years.
Norwich, n. Y, June 6.-Felix Mccain
was hanged at half past 10 clock this morn
ing for the murder of j. Morris Hatch at
Niger Hollow, Sherburne, December 3, 1879
New York, June 6.-Speaking of the chan
ces of the Warner bill, the Worlds Washing
ton special says: Senator Jones of Nevada
has returned to help its fortunes and says,
after counting noses, he is sure of seveu Re-
publican votes and six majority for the bill.
He is a member of the Finance Committee and
thinks that it will be reported back to the
Senate this session without any recommends
ton or amendment Another Warrington
correspondent, however, declares the belief
that the bill never will be reported.
AL Davis, miner working in the Father
de Smet mine, was killed to-day by the dis
charge of blast which he had set. 1t failing
to explode he started to examine it, when an
explosion occurred with terrific force, killing
him instantly.
San Francisco, June 6.-The Egremont
Castle has been entered on Lloyds maritime
register as missing This fine British bark of
614 tons left San Francisco September Is,
1873, with 1923 centals of wheat, valued at
81 ,747, cleared by Ammon, Caspiri & Co.,
and bound for Cork She has never been
heard from since, and it is feared that she has
gone down with her crew of twenty five.
Eight hundred and seventy three Chinese
arrived on Sunday by the Occidental and
Oriental steamship Oceanica 1t is privately |
reported that 900 tickets have been sold at |
for the next steamer to this port.
Visalia Cal, June CIV. j. White, who
killed Dr. Nehring last September on finding
him in suspicious proximity to Mrs White,
was acquitted in the District Court to-day.
Cheyenne, June 5-Three renegade
Cheyennes, who shot and killed private Bader
and wounded Signal Sergeant Kennedy, while
en- route to Fort Keogh, Montana, and who
we're turned over to the civil authorities at
Miles City, Montana, to answer on the charge
If murder, were on Tuesday last sentenced
% hang on the 18th of July. The same even
NC two of them committed suicide by hang
ng in the cell of the guard house at Fort
Ieogh.
CINCINNATI June 6-Workmen were placed
n the ruins of Post & Co. s fire yesterday af-
ernoon to clear away the rubbish, and at ,
80 o'clock one of the interior walls fell, car
wing with it portions of the second, third, |
ourth and fifth floors and number of men. {
fire alarm brought a number of engines and
olice to the ruins, and with number of vol [
nteers work was commenced to rescue the L
cad and dying. In half an hour one dead r
ian and two wounded had been taken out, "
ut work was interrupted by further fall of c
lins, burying those carried down by the first A
rash still deeper in the debris. Work was y
gain resumed, and the following dead and N
liured were finally taken out: Dead-Sam s.
ronin, Chas. Langreth, resident of Gov :,
lgton and married.; George Burns of this s.
ty, unmarried; William Schreich, unmarried. W
Tounded-Ed. Havemeyer, William Ham D
Ter, severely; L. Simonson Sigimund q
riliand, slightly. Previous to the accident G.
ost & Co. estimated their loss at from $40,- CT
10 to $40, 900, but they state that it will N
,rtainly reach 100000 and possibly $l20,- N
10. There are two men yet misslng-John tt
[cGarry and Michael O'Dowd-and the work D,
searching for their bodies is progressing as "
pidly as possible. NJ M
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