Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-26

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and on Monday decision was rendered
t. the effect that the Chinaman had
right to continue his journey, and thai
his case was not such as would invoke
the operation of the Chinese law.
Credit MobiIier
New YORK, Oct. 24.-In the suit o1
the Union Pacific Railroad Company
against the Credit Mohilier OF America,
begun in the Supreme Court October Z,
Judgment by default was taken against
them to-day for $1,000, ,305. Plaintiff
| claims to be the assignee of Thomas L
Durant and Others, Trustees. under
| what is known as the Oakes Ames con-
tract with the Union Pacific Railroad
Company for the construction OF that
line. The amount claimed by these
Trustees to be. cue from the Credit
Mobilier is $3.50. $50, which with inter
est from November %. 1867, costs and
disbursements, make up the total or the
Judgment. No answer was flied.
Warrants for the :srihers.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.-Warrants
were issu ed to-day for she arrest of F
RI. Fail, Arthur Payne aud Frederick
G. Shaw of this city, and Thomas K.
Foote of Newark, n. j., for their con-
nection with the alleged attempt to
bribe the Star route jury. Fail was In
the employ of the Department of jus
tice for a sho:t tins, and was promptly
dismissed as soon az his vile character
was exposed He request I'd the De-
parnnent to place cl srEships at his dis
posal with which to buy jurors, aud
there is reason to believe that he was
in the employ of the SFar-route Ting at
the time he was drawing pay from the
government. Payne is the man VINO
juror Brown eweaTs approached him
with the offer OF bribe If he would
vote fer the conviction of the defend
ants Payne was in Falls service.
Frederick c. Shaw is the man who
Juror DnniDban swears attempted to
offer him a bribe. Shaw told Donipban
that he represented Stephen ". Dor
sey. Thomas L. Foote Of Newark was
with Payne in the alleged
attempt to bribe juror Brown.
Suicide.
Chicago, Oct. 25.-James Carter, an
expert mender of broken china, COM
mltted suicide to-day by shooting, He |
has two wives, who were threatening |
to give him trouble.
The Gray Case.
LONDON, Oct, oi.-The House OF |
Comm ms to-day adopted the cloture
by vote of 9S to A..
Gladstone called attention to the
,ommietal of E. Dwver Gray. He said
he would be glads to see Gray present
n the House. He moved the appoint.
nent of committee Of inquiry.
Parnell asked Gladstone to enlarge
he scope of the inquiry to he made by
he committee proposed in Grays case.
Use the time occupied by the commit
zee in its delibaration would be wasted.
lie conteuded that the question to con-
ider was a modification of the power
# Judges.
Lewis, member for Londonderry,
moderate Conservative, indorsed Par
lell's views
Gladstone's motion was agreed to.
Adjourned to Thursday.
Arab Pasha
CAIRO, Oct. "A. - The evidence
.sainst Arab Pasha is said to be very
trong. His correspondence with the
;ultan is highly compromising. It is
hou hit that the entire proceedings
gainst the rebels may be stopped by a
lecree against the ripgleaders and
to the Others. Much anxiety
s felt in the interior among Europeans
wing to the reappointment of several
f Arabi's officers on government mis-
ions. Arab says events prove to him
he folly of hoping for any further
ational movement or trusting the
sultan. The happiness of Egypt makes
necessary the virtual government of
he country by the English.
Victory for the Prophet.
CAIRO, Oct. 25.-Further reports
end to confirm the news of the mas
acre of the Egyptians at Soudap. Ac-
ording to tho latest private advicas
rom khartoum, the Egyptians are pre-.
airing for defense by throwing upforts.
igging bitches, etc. Their prospects
re desperate, the garrison being COM
'osed of only 1000 men. while the
'rophet will lead the assault at the
cad of 6, O00 men.
DURBAN, Oct. 25 The Trausvaal is
{ war with Mapach, the native chief,
sho harbors Mampaer, the murderer OF
he kaffir CHIEF, Seco ncesnisi.