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GREAT BRITAIN.
PARLIAMENTARY NOTES,
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.IoEDoy, Sept. 4-Scenes from the f.one,
Parliament are being enaoted at wastmin7
ster, After slumbering 150 years. formula
Bile weapon is being waved over the heads Of
the Peers. The Lords rejection of tha irish
Registration bill has raised a constih,tiona1
storm. Alr. .Parnell proposed to tack the
principal clause of the rejected measure to
the appropriation bill, which the Lords can
not modify, and must; pass But. although
the Government condemns the conduct of
the Lords, it was opposed to Mfr. Par
nell's proposal. Mr., Forster. the Secre.
tary for Ireland, declared !. in tha
Horse of Commnna +ho+ +ha p,a~s
o1ved thar ,,o.,.an ~ .,,a tAt VIC 1ee.s
o"su wv 49, sist. po"e. " tue ecluent OF olr1l,
auo u1as celtaan circumstances may render it
necessary to alter the constitution Of the
est stun;dast ror1 +tara 5a"a ~ Me ~W aialiow- W.
80, 1.ap4uset 1oly aele' 1eaas MS party IN
tuo nouse OF LORDS III the absence of the
ex-Mtnfsters. There is always majority of
the Peers ready to annoy the Liberal COW
ernment, Lord Redesda]p,s conduct; 10
UNIVERSALLY coNnE,IsEn.
The Gonservarivao ara .sn-t;a.,I..,
,r,t1, ~, ~. $3.50 70 pa'uca1af!y 'e1ea
T r..n .1ui 11 ~. tnpeiulng tne aathorlty OF the
Upper mouse oy placing them in the wrong
over an Insignificant bill. Lord Redesdale
~ has Withdrawn his spiteful motion finding
sn,,,, n'iM hta o 1ote.nment LOT wltharawlng
s,nal1 olli passed W the House Of Lords,
Of Commons. The motion IL regarded 90 =
proof of the old man,a dotaga
The Radicals and the 1 1rish party are graft
, 1880-09-05
4 QUEENS BABY.

ts,a es tsa 1s,nst. anu se1aIaons Ihat Az
.ena the nlr'n OF f<oyaI Infants IL
Spain: :'T NJ, 1z,r, = s;,u q
~@rha o,oa;,,, - ~ s,a;m Org = san. s.o,.,
baby. The cable has records Of the agitation
in Madrid and the aspect of the .Court
| Never was the t,frth ~ ~ hair +, +ha +bra.,.
a,Sa;faJ w. sS;+h ~ - ~ &C. ~ ue .1lon'
A"a.teu @ WIZ ~. sieatei 4n1itty. -4ne Liberals
cohnaelt OF tne progress OF democracy, avail
the event with smiles; but bitter quarrel.
are fomentfng among the partisans of The
sister Of tha King and tfe enen;ies If ha, b.a,
friand Pren,iar Cannu,s 49, ~ ~ =, nc, no.
monarchicaf ranks you can hear only shouts
Of Joy. The courtiers cannot see what is al
their feet They hel;eve That the birth NJ tts
c;ld NJ tha Kna .vii1 " - nie
~. enne .. ule 'nns W. petmanently establish
me spanish monarchy: e:
The Spanlards will be charmed by the
the child: The Spanish who rerard or - erarv ~ ~
OF, ~ tha;r ~ - -, mpo toe ~ every
apn apn !! ::M E:n1it ~ g III Meas41e tneir own
tae tha w' r. oBenS PEI express he1r delight For
the Queens Austrian birth. Rnt tha Gin ~
1ar nisdain which a., ~ damaora+;a 1 ei iasa
, 1880-09-05
ORANGE AGAINST GREEN.
Catholics and Oran.emen In Ireland
The RIotinE at Dungannon-Several
Men Killed by the Police Firing on
the Gro yYd. : '.

9Aeu AA41e0 Uy eue FoAc6 Firing o.
the Gro wd. :: .-..
! Correspondence Nesn York Times.
| DUBLE, Aug. I.-Of all places in 1relan
t nowhere Is there to be found such, liYel
politics and polenics as in the northern Pro,
| inces. Orange and Green have their annua
| days for turning 6lt, and having good tim
Of It tafterthair peeuiiar ttRstes::, Some hum
drum peoplb GeDl ldn't care to Be III tie nor:tl
of ireland on these dashing days in Juiy5ant
August, when William Ill. and the Pope ar
alternately honored with monster process
sions. the demonstration invariably winding
UP with fierce street fight on a large scale
There are always three parties tt
tionaiist party, the Orange party, aud tht
police. The police have a hot time of 1t
they have got to fight the other two parties
The 12th Of July is, of course, the Orange
mems gala day. The celebration Of the last
18th was tame affair. To be sure, there
was grand procession, and there was a spe-
was no fight: This was like the play OF
"Hamletn with the Prt1.ce omitted. 1t was
not the fault Of the Orangemen that the
demonstration lacked its most spirited falt.
gIe. It takes two parties to, make: q fight.
The 0rangenlen were alone in their glory
= 49," 1t@Ae' 80 ~ s1A~t'ao1t .esf ~+4Ar o1AeJ
haunted and hourlshed through 1t without
getting an opportunity OF shooting single
faplst, II honor OF the "pfo4s, GLORIOUS, and
1lnm21tal memory Yesterday was the Ro-
man CathQllc dny Tor demonstrat1ng for faith
ana s latherland. "Lady-Day,', l5th Of August,
: 1aillng Ehls year On q ounaay, L1e turnout
came on on the following day. IL was big
thing, and, thanks to the Orangemen, it wasn't
permitted to @ pass rs lne1r Boyne Yater
ure Of . fight -
ror tnat matter, there. were lnnumerable
ngAls AZ over the Province OF Ulster, but the
Dlg Dattle, with zeal bloodshed and killing in
II, came off at Dungannon. Inc sentiments
expressed t!y THIS demonstration were varied.
l4aglng by the designs on the green banners
tlal were borne in them. Ihere were por-
traits OF the Pope and Parnell, Father Tom
bnrke and Brian Boru, Isaac Butt and st.
Iatrlck:s6t. Brldgett and Dan O'ConnetI, and
lha " Manchester Martyrs" and other emf
nent persons, ancient and modern. It. was
not possible for any Orangeman to have
d soul so dead rs not to nare up at some one
OF the personages who were fionrished
n tnls panorama Of saints, warriors, and pa
lIlots. orange human nature couldn't stand
u. Accordingly, the Orangenen turned out
IN great numbers, and In the most Spirited
manner supplied ample materials for fight
lhey not only haunted orange colors and
waved orange banners, but th6y nlled the
upper air with their favorit color. This they
accomplished by sending up, flights of pig
cons with King Williams coiorS streaming,
yards long, from their tails, The Roman
Catholic party ff fnt1rSn cn1lfd see nUthfr,nr
, 1880-09-05
ROASTED ALIVE.

Daniel Parkhurst Caught In the stoo..
of n Burning Limt-Klln-Sfx NJ
with u Rope About His walst, vsinir,
j Try to- Pu Him Ont.
| Sagtna1o C,4ritr. Sept 1.
., Rarely has a more sickening spectacle ha..
presented than that which was Witnessed ha
| large number Of people at the li.ne-kiln ~
! E. E. johnson, on Water street, last evening
Shortly after O'Clock representative Of r.
Courier was notified that man had fallen
into the mouth Of Johnsorl's iime-kiln and
was roasting to death. Tho newsn,an has.
! tened to the scene OF the accident, -a1,d fopnd
| large crowd collecting, while numher,
had climbed up to the mouth Of the kin and
we're gazing horror-stricken into the yawn.
ing furnace. Climbing up, the serbia
looked into the crater and saw human ha-
ing In the last agonies of dissolution and -
firmly wedged in by the limestone as to
render efforts to rescue him futile. Tina.
clothing had taken fire. and commeuced r.
burn, but the flames were stopped by A
couple Of patls Of water thrownon the now
inanfmate form. The flesh was fairly baked
through and had been burned off in places.
: the body below the hips not being visible. = !
After taking In the situation Of the unfor.
.tunate the work Of eIicittng the facts as to
It seems that occasionally the stone in tha
kiln burns out below, leaving "a quantity
on the surface TINT packs closely together,
forming q. sort OF crust some two, three,
this it became necessary to pound it with
iron bars called 'thunips," so that it. would
sink into the kiln and thus burn. Il -was in
this'work that Mr. johnson, Daniel PARK
hurst (the unfortunately, and two Others were
engaged at $50 o'clock last evening" :Thay
fAlt the stone 9fnEinp hhnEAt}1 than and nil
, 1880-09-05

Hoston Con1na1TClal Bul[etIn-
ne!ated traveller was rushing for train at a.
Maud S. gait, viii travelling bag IN one hand
and umbrella, cane, etc, in the other; he bud
almost reached the Slowly starting cars, when
his toe caught, be claEet the air: franttcally for
2 moment, and then, ,as the traveltnG7tag soared
in ops. direction aud the umbrella in the other,
he crashed forward on bis Powspf1E just as he
up. oM Teller, or you'll miss the train; sure'
anG the fallen one would have killed him. On the
spot II he had not Been several sizes too large.
, 1880-09-05
RUSSIA.


LONDON, Sept. IA well-informed: St Pc
teIsburg Correspondent writes: "a mine
was discovered in the Government, OF Eka-
terinoslav Friday last previous to the En-
peror's journey from Tsarskoef to Ltvidia
and another in the Government Of Taurida,
eropol, was found only day before the EN-
peror started. The latter mine contained los
There was wire connected with the mine,
but no battery attached. Gen. Lorfs Meli-
lance in view of the Emperor's intended
Journey. The details about the mine in
;Taurida are from competent source.
SAFE At LIvDA. =:
LIv1DA, Sept. 1.-THE Emperor Of Russia
arrived here safely Thursday. Z
, 1880-09-05
RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.

Sptetol 1ispatch te The CAtcaso 1FbunE-
DUBUQUE. Ia, Sept IA terrible runaway
accident occurred at O'Clock this afternoon
a few miles from this city. While descend
ing steep hill Jacob 1tiIler's team became
frightened BY the breaking of an axle, and
running franticaliy co1lided with another
team. The mother of Mr.. Miller, lady Of
Il years Of age, was thro Wn from the vehicle
and sustained injuries which. rendered her
insensible, and from which there is no hope
OF recovery. All The parties are old and we'll
known residents of this county.
, 1880-09-05

SPAIN.


THE EBRo RIVER DISASTER
MADRID, Sept 4.-The official report Of the
disaster on the Ebro states that the total
number Of MEN, drowned was, ninety-sfx.
The Lieutenant who laid the pohtoon bridge
was among the lost. - $50,
, 1880-09-05
-ALLIGER'S PAL.

NEW YORK, Sept. IA man was arrested
in Lower eBf8adwdY to-day1 charged With
aiding Elijah .Alliger in his disposition OF the
forged milwaukee,: &St. Paul Railroad bonds
, 1880-09-05

TO BE TAKEN TO DENVER.
Special Dtspateh to TIE Chicago Tribune y
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept. 4.-Deputy
Sheriff Wise, of Denver, arrived this even
Ing to secure Henry Trav1lla, the murderer.
The officer and his man will leave here at
noon tomorrow
, 1880-09-05

aged ~, was bathing here this morning with
several young friends, when Il cry was heard,
and young Berger was seen to throw Up his
hands and sink almost Immediately. Berger
was 4 resident of Chicago, and was here on
visit The body was not recovered.
Special Dixpatek to IAe Chicago Tribune.
TOLEDO. Sept, "A young man named
Charles Story. aged 19, was drowned this
morning while in the river at Baitey's Ship
Yard bathing. Tho body was recovered
, 1880-09-05

TWO TRAINS WRECKED.
apedal Dtspateh to 7hs Cntcnoo T,tbuns,
NEW ToRK, Sept 4.-The rumor was cur
rent in the city this forenoon that a dreadful
accident had happened on the Hudson River
Railroad. The only basis for the stories was
the partial wrecking Of two freight-trafns at
different points,. One last night at Stuyve-
SAINT, q hundred and odd miles from this city,
Station, thirty-fiye miles from New York. In
both cases few freight-cars were smashed
and travel was delayed for awhile, but no
lives were lost, and, so far as known, no one
was injured. Trains are now moving reg
ularly again. -
, 1880-09-05

:. BISMARCK AND Won HATMERLE.
!: LONDON, sept "A dispatch from Norder-
ney announces thai Baron Won. Hay1nerle,
the Austrian Minister of Foreign Affairs, has
left that island for Friedrichruhe, where, as
previously reported, he will meet Prince Bis
marck.
BANK STATEMENT.
= The statement Of tho Imperial Bank Of
marks.
, 1880-09-05
VARIOUS.

PARIS, Sept 4.-News from Buenos Ayres
represents that, in consequence OF the closing
of the Provincial Chambers the legislative
functions of that body have been assumed by
the National Congress.
, 1880-09-05

LONDON, Sept. 4-Parisian papers contain
an account of the explosion of thousand
ton floating tank Of kerosene oil at Tsaritsin,
on the Volga. lt'is believed thirty persons
perished. The workman entered the reser-
voir with a naked light
, 1880-09-05

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 4.-Dr. Buchanan's
bail was forfeited to-day : . !,
, 1880-09-05
And the Passengers Robbed Of AL
: !. Their .Valnab Bile, Effects. !: I: I: !:
The Booty Obtained, BY; tile Robbers
:: Valued at About 81, 900.
Horib1e Double Tragedy Near Lau-
xenaville, s. G. .
A Man Fishing Discovers the Bodies Of
! :: Els Two Sons in the Water,
Both Having Been: Shot and 1hs sir Bodies
Sunk with Weights.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept. 4.-Persons coming
I'm from Cave City, on the Louisville q Nash
! Vile Railroad, report that two stages; which
run between that town and the Mammoth
Cave, were stopped aby higlwaymen last
night, and all the passengers robbed. The
stage to:'the cave was first attacked about
four miles east of Cave City, and. the one
passenger on board was riled. The other
coach, coming the other y way, was
shortly afterward met by two men on
horseback heavily armed, who ordered
the driyer'to stop. They then compelled all
the passengers to get out and stand in line,
and ordered them, at the pistol,s point, to
give up all their property. The travellers
were unable to resist successfully, so they
had to shell out. The. robbers took posses
sion Of all their money, jewelry, and valua-
bles, aggregating In value about LOO. Aft
er the exploit, they made the victims take
drink Of whisky with them, and rode off.
The greatest excitement prevails In. the
neighoorhood where the daring crime was
committed. = -. = ID,
a SOUTH CAnoL1NA TRAGEDY.
Special DEspdteh to 1he Chicago Islbuns. :
aAuRESBv1LLE, s. c.; Sept 4.-This morn-
Ing horrible tragedy was discovered in
Newberry County. Mr.. Henry: Grier, an old
citizen and great fisherman, went to Little
River to indulge In his favorit sport, and
finding that the fish were slow in hiting he
proceeded to examine the water. He made |
out the body of d man lying upon the river
bottom: Getting help the body was taken
out, and proved to be that Of the old mans |
youngest SON.. While overcome at the I
sickening discovery, one of the men
said, Here's another, and sec
ond body was taken out, and this,
too, proved to be the other son Of the grief
stricken father. The, body of the first had
tMo tI bullet bullet w, wounds u. the breast and back
The bodies were also weighted down BY
large rocks. 1t was evident that both young
men had been murdered and then their
bodies put In the water. Both stood well in |
the community, and the affair causes the
greatest excitement. aud Indignation. The
officers are without cleW
, 1880-09-05

:N Sullivan ~ D ce oan1,;y;pey x,fth the
Tories and SEr' Sn1iifvan ref,,sed 'fo Ill with
him rs one of the members for Louth.
Csllan awaits trial far i;helinr Mr. Sulliyan.
/ 0'Connor Powef anoloaized On behalf Of the
Irish nartv for1.aiEEnn,s IE conducrl
Nv .onrnrs, s ..,r r,.1,,n rrrvropv;
oES' hnDEhis ofAENntn yn;. y1o1oh
mas quteted the public anxiety, ana relieVea
the nervousness Ga4ssd by hls rashness: h 81 \
was even doubled that ne coula crush Ayooo
hhan etectuAlly without the nld OF zen;
,Phayre; Bnt the enemy was really dispersed
with little loss, and the Brltlsh Guns M
we're IecaPtured+ It appears haI
Lieut. Mac cLaine, who. was prisoner
H. n 14e Atgan camp was r oe191e e n
lleyed that Ayoob khan Is extng4iSsnea..
PUT the government IS not nu OF
he difficulties attending, tne seE~
tlement 1f , Afganlstan: A. large
party urge the GovernmeLG 70 retain CanaA- e,
hart put It is even nnwllllns 20 .1aVoT etll NE
S STectlon OF Candahar inI2 pr9teG.1Mea t.M nate.
ihere ID snsplclon tnat Engiana VIII come 70
terms WILD hnssla on all qnestlon6.;
?, -. TURKEY Is STILL PREv.AR1CATING =
regarding the Greek frontier. The in
ternational fleet is assembling at Ragusa, un-
del: the English Admiral, to settle The Mon
fana{fr1n Hfff3nr1fv EnHl1NH RnQEfq
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-21
IMPURE BREATH.

Among all the disagreeable consequences
that follow the decay of the teeth, an i'm
pure breath must be the most notifying
and unpleasant to its possessor, and it is
the mostinexcusblea and offensive in society
and yet the cause of it may easily be re
moved by cleansing your teeth daily with
that justly popular dentrifrice, Fragrant
SOZODONT. 1t purifes and sweetens the
breath, cools and refreshes the mouth, and
gives pearl-like appearance to the teeth.
Gentlemen who indulge in smoking should
cleanse their teeth with SOZODONT, as
it removes all unpleasant odors of the weed.
Ask your druggist for it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-21

CIRCULATING LIBRARY.--The Rooms of the
Ladies' Circulating Library and Reading
Room, on Carson street, next door north of
Savings Bank, are open every day from 2
to half past P. NJ, and from half past 6
to each evening. The payment of fifty
cents per month entities each member to all
the privileges of the Library. The reading
public are invited to visit these rooms and
avail themselves of their advantages.
oc1G I'm
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-21
THE STAGE TRAGEDY.
4 CORRESPONDENT GIVES THE OTHER SIDE OF
THE STORY

AURORA, October 49, 1880.
EDITOR APPEAL: As you Carson editors
appear to have been terribly msinformed in
regard to the shooting of Adelph Fired, last
Thursday evening, send you the following
! corrections, hoping that you will, in justice to
| the unfortunate persons, give them place
! will first take up the sensational and en-
tirely unfoundei article in the Times, headed
"Quite mistake" In contradictine it it is
only necessary to say that the shooting oc-
Cured about mile and half this side of
Sunshine, and that, as am told, the "several
residents there" consist of two men, to con
vince you that 1.-THE gentleman who received
such hard treatment" handles the truth rather
reck lessly.
Next comes the article in the APPEAL In
the first place the men were not sitting on the
same seat. Moody was on the hind seat and
Fired was directly in front of him. In a jolt
| of the coach Moody and Fired were accidentally
thrown together. Moody pushed Fired for
ward, telling him not to lean on him. Fired
turned around and said: ''What did you sayl"
Immediately after the shooting occurred.
When the driver opened the stage door
Moody bad his pistol still in his hand, and IN
4. dazed sort of way, was attempting to hold 1t
between his knees. Concerning the alleged
resistance, the driver told me himself iii these
words: He made no resistance until after l
had taken his gun from him and attempted to
go through him n second time, then he didn't
kick very much. He never attempted to
draw his gun on me- Again, Fired is not
considered to be in T. dangerous condition.
His physician says that if he pulls through
until to- morrow Night he will be able to cast
his vote for Garfield in San Francisco.
The defense is that Moody had been drink
ing very freely lately ia fact know, having
been we'll acquainted with him in Bodice. and
that the conversation had been mainly con-
corning the stage robbers. just before the
shooting Deacon Parkinson had been met and |
he gave an account of his being robbed, which |
seemed to increase the nervous excitement of
Moody, and that when the shot was fred he |
was moving the pistol from one pocket to an
other, the firing being accidental.
l hope you will publish this, because 1
know the old man so we'll that dislike to see
him made cut villainous desperate, when on
the contrary, he is as quiet and peaceable
man as l ever met. l never knew him to
carry a gun, and he says that this is the first
lime he has ever carried one, it having lain in
ais trunk for the Eve years he has owned it.
he was on his way to the East to join his
amily when the unfortunate affair occurred
Fired says that he is satisfied that there was
10 malice, as he never saw Moody before.
JOHN ToDMAN
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-21
THE GREAT REGISTER.
HOW THE DEMOCRATS ARE CoLoNIZING oRMsBY
COUNTY.

The Great Register of Ormsby county was
completed at O'Clock last evening with 1905
names on the list This is the largest regis
tration ever known in this county; and as the
population is not as great as two years age
there is no doubt but there has been a scheme
of colonization perfected here which has
sweled the list to its present proportions.
| COL. FAIRS SACK.
There can be no doubt but that Col Fair S
plethorc sack is the power that is pushing
| this sudden influx of strangers to our borders.
Within the past month the appearance of
strangers in Carson has been particularly no.
| tceable, and most of them are foreigners
whom no resident of Carson is able to recog-
nize There is on the list now over $50 names
of Italians and Frenchmen which were never
on before; nearly all of whom have been reg
istered by the Democrats who are managing
Fairs campaign in Ormsby county. Most of
these men suddenly appeared here and ac
CURED 80 days residence to be able to reg
lister legally, but large numbers of them have
come in but recently and are utter strangers
to the oldest residents Of Ormsoy county. 1t
is hard to fad individual cases of false regis
tration as no one is able to keep track OF
strangers 1t is said that man came in from
Bodie night before last and was on the regis
try list next morning although he has not re-
sided in Carson for two years. The law dis
tinctly provides that i man must live IN a
county 80 days prior to his registration. IN
many cases men who do net know the law
register under the supposition that they have
a right to. If there are any such cases they
should be Investigated and their names stricken
off
AN OVERSIGHT
1t was grave oversight on the part of Re-
publcans that more pains not taken to
watch the list. challenge and question strang-
ers, and check the scheme by which Fair pro-
poses to carry Ormsby county by the process
Of colonization.
CAPITALIZATION AT WALKER LAKE
At Walker Lake, Esmeralda county, the |
same plan is being carried out, and during the |
past month over 400 men have suddenly made !
their appearance and registered. They appear |
to have no particular business and are clearly |
'ent there for no other purpose than to vote.
They are outspoken Democrats who will cast
heir votes and leave the country as soon as
heir mission has been accomplished.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-21

JOHN BATrERMAs DEAp.-Night before last
John Batterman, brother of Gen. Batterman
Warden of the State Prison, died at the State
Prison of consumption. He contracted the
disease during the war in the South. He was
80 years of age, and gentleman with a large
circle Of friends. The funeral will take place
from the Methodist Church at o'clock this
afternoon.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-21

OLD THEATER SALooN.-John Quincy Ad-
ans Moore's Hall is now the headquarters Of
the Republicans of Ormsby county, and his
saloon will continue to administer to the
wants of the thirsty on all occasions Al
though his liquors are unequaled in Nevada,
he still maintains the old price, one bit a
drink.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-21

THE OYSTER MONTHS And now comes
the oyster menths-and also the oysters.
Vucanovich Brothers have on hand the big,
raw, Eastern oysters, put up after the most
approved fashion. Oysters received fresh,
daily. ohm