Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-16
TELGR A PHO.

Madrid, April 1.-Two bombs were yes
| terday thrown into a church at San Antonio
Seville, with the object, it is supposed, of
creating panic and stealing valuable sacra-
mental plate belonging to the church. Sew
eral persons were injured by the explosion.
Paris, April 14.-The municipality pro-
poses to change the names of Rue St Armand
and Rue Abba Tucci to Rue Lincoln and
Rue Washington respectively.
London, April 15.-Many of the striking
miners are emigrating to the United States
and the colonies.
Chicago, April 15.-The first fruits Of the
disruption OF the Southwestern Railroad pool
appeared to-day in A reduction by the Chicago
roads on east-bouud freights of the fourth
class to eight cents per 100 pounds. The
former rate was twenty cents for corn and
twenty cents for wheat The west bound
freight was billed at ten cents for the fourth
class. The Eastern trunk lines have notified
their Western connections that on through
freights from and for Missouri River points
the full arbitrary rates will be charged.
New York, April 15.--The Tribune says
Senator Jones has gone to Leadvile, and it is
surmised that his visit has something to do
with the sale of mines to divers California
and Nevada operators.
Woonsocket, R. l., April 15.-Monsieur
Lavalle, aged %. started in a walking match
yesterday, but soon became i'll and died in a
few hours.
Memphis, April 15.-Capt. Boynton passed
down the river to day.
New York, April l5.-Peter Dryer, who
has been we'll known for twenty years here
as drunkard, dance house keeper and more
recently as a gospel missionary, has been alb
sent from his home for two weeks, and it is
now intmated that he has clipped with mem.
Der of his flock.
New York. April 15.-The negro exodus is
generally discouraged by Democratic Jour
mails. The Herald says: Mississippi and
Louisiana combine in calling a mass meeting
to consider the negro exodus, and to take
measures to allay the excitement The hang
ing of few hundred white rowdies Nigh: re-
store confidence.
An item is going the rounds to the effect
that Bob Ingersoll intends 20 give 81, 900 i'm
and halt his income for the next
five years to the colored refugees.
Senator Chandler, who has q very large
farm in Michigan, offers to employ thereon
one hundred Of these poor fellows.
New York, April 15-The Worlds Wash
ingson special says; Chalmers bill, which
was dropped IN the petition box yesterday,
looks to the completion of the railway system,
1t provides for the completion of nine roads.
The Texas Pacific is to be continued from
Fort Wosth to Ell Paso. and from Fort Yuma
to San Diego. The Southern Pacific is to
build the connecting link from FL Pas0 to
Fort Yuma the Northern Pacific and Port
md & Salt Lake Railroad bills of the last
Congress are embodied in the measure The |
Southern Pacific is to have the land |
grant hitherto given to the Texas Pacific, and |
he Northern Pacific & Portland are to have |
he extensions asked for at the last Congress- |
The Texas Pacific and other connecting lines |
re to have $4,000 Per mile, to be secured |
y first mortgage bonds to the United States,
earing per cent, the Government retain
ng pay for the transportation of troops and
nails, and sinking fund being provided as
4 the case OF other roads