Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-07
ANDERSON DEAD.

EUREKA, Nov. 6. James E. Anderson
editor OF the Eureka Leader, who wa.
shot last Friday by G. j. Reek, the Re
publican candidate for Superintendent
of Public instruction, died at half-pas'
10 o'clock this morning. His remains
will be taken East on Wednesday
morning.
LAWRENCE, Mass, Nov. 6.-General
Butler was nearly drowned on Friday.
He was in a small boat at the head of
the rapids, below the city. The current
sucked the boat under steamer. Cen
eral Butler was rescued thoroughly wet
and with his hat smashed. An at.
tempt has been made to keep the matter
secret.
ArCHIsoS, Ks, Nov. GA terrible
cutting affray participated in by three
men occurred at Winthrop opposite
this city Yesterday afternoon. John
| O'Brien was disem mboweled, J. NJ. Bates
was horribly slasbed about the face and
body and one Launer mad MS ncs:
broken. OBrien will die.
CAMARGo, Mexico, November g.
The yellow fever, which was at first
confined to the lower and middle
classes. is spreading among all classes.
There were twenty Ave deaths within
the past ten days.
WASHINGTON. November6 6.-Advices
received by the Marine Hospital Ser
vice and National Boards Of Health
show a gradual decline Ia the number
of cases of yellow fever in the Sou thern
States.
INpIANAFoLIs. Ind, Nov. 6.-Gov-
ernor HeudriclSs's foot is healing in Q
satisfactory manner. Healthy granu-
lations are forming and there Is every
indie anon OF recovery,
DTBLIS, Nov. Ga CORES pondent OF |
the I'iA Times says Great distress
exists in County Glare owing to the
failure of the potato crop, an epidemic
among the pigs, and the high prices de-
,nanded for all articles OF food, caused
by the tax levied on the farmers by the
Crimes Act. which has proved a
very heavy burden. The country pre-
,ents most melancholy ana uniuyiting
appearance. The fields and meadows
ire deIuged with water, aud men,
women and pigs, calves, cows, dogs and
chickens are all herleG together IN one
mass, III miserable dwell
ugs unit for the habitation OF any hu-
nan being.
The parish priest at Milsown writes
gloomy letter to the Dublin Fi'eemon's
Journal, stating that before two months
ave passed, at least 100 families of the
'oorer people in his parish will b. ut
eriy destitute, and compelled to de-
eud on charity for support. He ap-
ea!s for aid to keep them from starv-
ng.
y ENGLISH VIEW OF THE COURSE OF
TIE IRISH PARTY.
LoSDoN, Nov. 6.-I5 is understood
hat the Irish Home Rulers have come
, a definite understanding with the
gladstone admins tration not to oppose
neir cloture or any Of their ministerial
leasures that may be brought forward
us year. In consideration. further
Jnces>ions to the Irish party are to
e made at the next session. Paruetl
I'D bis followers have thus become the
,cognized " tail of the Ministerial
arty, with one exception, that of Frank
-ugh O'Donnell, Member from DUNCAN
Oh, no stands out. The - kimain-
am treaty il TINS being carried cut
Ithfuily by the Parneliites, but it re-
ains to be seen whether the govern
ent on its side will keep as good faith 81
ith them. TIE opposition has now no
rength to resist Glads.one's measures.
had shown but little spirit even be- T
re this disastrous detection. but now
has collapsed utterly, and the close r.
the session of 1882 will find him the
ost powerful minister of modern 81
mes.
lRNELL EvICTS SOME OK HIS TENANTS.
LONDON, Nov. 6.-Parnell has evicted T.
ne tenants from his estate in the
unity of Wicklow. They were in T,
rears to the extent Of $500.
A CHURCH DESECRATED. la
DUBLIN, Nov. 6.-The Catholic co
urch at B4liybar, near Killarney, has sa
en- desecratea by anti-religinus van
Is. Tne tabernacle was broken, the sh
lures torn from the walls, the tresco- pa
ruined, and other dam age inflicted. wi
LONDON, Nov. 6.-Ap encyclicaI let sh
OF the Pope was read iu all the -.
thoiic churches of this city yesterday, sh
, occasion being the Sc zenith centen-
OF st. Francis Assist. The Pope Ia
nts the death of the Christian virtues Cls
the 10Th century, and says the greater -
It of men to-day are seeking to revel
luxury. and b=ing ex.ravagant in the Dv
of their own goods are greedy after o.
,se of their neighbor. They extol the
ternity of mankind, but talk more
ternally than they act. Vo-aries of
encourage violence and Sc
ion among the people. provoke agra
n disturbances, hatter the appetites
the lower classes, and by these means .r
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