Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-06
MISCELLANEOUS.


On Tssday night the Southworth paper
mill in West Springfield, Mass. was destroyed
by FIRE.
Bogus Ave dollar pieces are being circula-
ted in San Francisco. The imitation is very
perfect except in weight.
A Los Angeles dispatch states that Samuel
Holt was run over by construction train on
the Sd, near San Gabriel, and killed.
The Eureka Sentinel says: The Stella mine
has been sold to New York parties. The CON
sideration was $1,000, and portion OF the
stock.
The Republican State Convention of Mas
sachusetts. will be held at Worcester, April
IS, to choose delegates at large to the National
Convention.
The Central Pacific Railroad Company will
not be able to rebuild any OF the snow sheds
this Winter. In the Spring they will begin
active oberatious.
The excuse for the Wholesale lynching Of
the Donne!ly family at Lucan Canada, is that
they were suspected of having been connected
with some incen diary fires.
The report of the Court martial in the case
of Major Reno, has been sent to the President.
General Sherman is understood to have for.
warded it without comment
Eight ladies of the Order of the Little Sis
tiers of the Poor" have been sent from the
parent house at Rennes, France, to establish
"a branch of the Order at Brooklyn, n. Y.
The bodies of upwards of fifty of the vic
TINS of the explosion ia the Lycett Colliery at
Newcastle under Lyme, have been recovered.
Five of the twelve rescued alive have since
died
Governor Blackburn of Kentucky, who is
a physician by profession, has pardoned eigh
ty-seven convicts in the State Prison on &C
count of its unhealthy and over crowded con-
ditlon.
The United States Courts have decided
that the Pennsylvania Railroad Company 10
not liable for damage done to merchandise
held by that corporation during the Pittsburg
riots in 1873.
The City of Paris has opened seven new cen
trail schools of design for girls only. Educa-
ton in drawing has been made compulsory in
France, and the means for acquiring it are be-
ing extended in every direction.
The President has nominated Alex C. Wells
Of Louisiana, Surveyor of Customs, District of
Louisiana; Bdgsr W. Mann of Wyoming,
Register of the Land Office at Cheyenne, and
James d. Ha~orth of Kansas Indian In-
spector
The Com mission uf Cardinals at Rome re-
Gently gave judgment in the Princess Of Mo
aacos divorce case, annulling the marriage,
out prom 'uncing for the legitimacy of the child
he father.
A Victoria, 3. C., dispatch .ays that about
thirty acres of land on Lower Fraser river
hid into the river, and now forms an island
With forest trees growing on it in the middle
II deep river. A farmer named Edge re-
,eived fatal in juriss
lsmail Ayoub Pasha. the newly appointed
Governor General OF the Soudan, demanded
hat million pounds sterling and twenty four |
thousand troops should be placed at his dispo- |
al, 50 that he might have unlimited power. |
The Council of ministers, rsgarning the Sou
lon merely as AL Egyptian province, rejected |
lls demand.
II
strous Are occurred at Fort Collins On the
ght of the 81. Welch's block was riiscov-
red to be ia flames, and notwithstanding ev-
ry effort of the citizens, was entirely con
nmed. Two persons sleeping Id the building
rere burned to death. A. u Hopkins
nd Miss Title Erwin.