Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-07
BY TELEGRAPH.
SAN FRANCISCO NEWS.
General Shaking mp Of Prominent
ONeiols.

! SAN Francisco, November g.
The Grand Jury fled its report yesterday
The indictments were ordered withheld TO
the present, but i. leaked out that Sheriff
Desmond has been indicted for felony in per
uniting the escape of prisoners. citation
has also been issued commanding Mayor Kali
lock to show cause why he should not be pun
ished for contempt in attacking the Grand
Jury in the prelude to his sermon last Sunday
! evening, The report attacks a number OF
| county officials and institutions and praises
| others. 1t is noticeable that the unfavorable
| comments are confined to officers elected by
the workingmen.
Ex-Register Kaplan was arrested last even
ing on indictments found by the Grand Jury,
charging him with Grand and petty larceny
and misdemeaner while in office.
A MoNGoLIAN ROMANCE.
A pair of Chinese lovers were found dead in
in bed in Cum Cook alley yesterday morning
from the effects of poison. Whether it is a
case Of suicide or double murder remains to
be seen.
MAYOR KALLecn ARRESTED
Mayor Kalech was arrested to-day by viz
tue of the recent action of the Grand Jury.
SMALLPOX.
Seventeen new cases of small pox we're re-
ported yesterday.
Cinnamon in q New jersey MIL
New YORK, November 6.
An evening paper publishes special from
Peterson, n. j., stating that the Barbour
Flax Spanning Company have set half dozen
Cinnamon to work in one of their depart
ments, to the great indignation of the white
men employed there. The firm say they are
set at work which white men will not do.
The employees tell different story, and have
an idea that this is the commencement Of the
general employment of Chinese labor.
How Mr. English Takes It.
INDIANAPOLIS, November s.
William H. English said to a Ae,cs reporter
that Indiana had held up remarkably we'll,
the October defeat. The Demo
Gratis have not had majority in :he State
since 1872, and then Hendricks had less than
l 200. Personally he feels ne chagrin, al !
though he acknowledges that the unsought |
honor of the nomination for the Vice Presi- |
lency had no charms for him, and he is |
rather glad to be left to more congenial and !
profitable life. In concluding, Mr.. English |
oewailed the corruption in party politics SO
different from forty years ago, when he first
entered political life.
Edfson's Electric light,
NBw YORK, November 6.
The stockholders of the Edison Electric
Light Company have been assessed $50 per
hare to meet the expenses of EdiseAs recent
experiment. The Trustees will meet Eovem-
'er 80 to vste upon increasing the capital
tsok $3.50, 900 by tho issue Of 1900 more
hares. The stock has risen to 81 200 per
hare on a report that Edison will make an
ther public experiment with his invention
arly next month preparatory to putting the
ight into practical use in this city Some
months ago during the excitement over Edi-
oR's invention the shares sold fer - 900.
inventors regard it as rather ticklish stock
0 handle
MurtiereEs OF DR.. Parsons Condemned.
WASHINGTON, November 6.
Postmaster General Maynard yesterday re.
eived private letter from Constantinople
ringing the information that judgment had
cen delivered in the Ottoman Central Grim a
,al Court in the case of the three men i'm.
Heated in the murder of Rev. Mr.. Parsons,
le American missionary. The actuol perpe
ator was condemned to death, and the other
70 10 years imprisonment with hard labor.
METHODIST CHURCH.-Preaching at IL 1.
and z r. NJ. Sunday School at P. n.
II invited.