Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-17

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Of Christ" counsel for Beecher moved
to dismiss the case upon the grount
that there was no date fixed for tn
closing of the contract. Judge Barrett
held that the plaintiff had failed t,
make out a case, but he would gran
until to-day for the production of evi
dence to show limitation of contract
and said that otherwise he would hav,
to dismiss tho case.
Miscellaneous.
SALEM, Or, Nov. l6.-Sunday af
ternoon about o'clock, as E. Wolford
was returning home from Si!verton, iu
this county, where he had been with
his two daughters to attend the dedica.
tion services of the new M. Z. Church,
the horses became frightened and rap
off bridge abont four miles from that
place. The carriage was upset by the
fall, and Miss Gertrude Wolford was
thrown under the feet OF the horses and
trampled to death. A uine-year.old
daughter, who was also an occupant of
the buggy, sus aimed some injuries. The
remainder Of the party escaped unhUrt.
The little girl and the remains Of Miss
Gertrude were carried to a farm house
about two miles farther on. The un-
fortunate lady was about q years of
age, and her untimely death is keenly
felt by all who knew her.
CAIRO. Nov. l5.-Suleiman Daoud
was before the Prosecuting Commission
to-day. He confessed TO giving the
order for firing Alexandria after having
received peremptory commands from
Arab. As tie col&agration did not
at tirst appear to be general, Arab
ordered him through Mahmoud to fire
more places. He also states that Arab,
on the 12,h of July, ordered him to
take soldiers to RsmIeh Palace and
murder the khedive. While on the
road to execute the order he met the
President of the Chamber CT Notables,
who prevailed on him to return and re-
monstrate with Arab. Nouri Bey, an
officer who had charge of the troops at
Rsmleh Palace, corroborates Suleiman's
statements.
SAN FRANCIsCo, Nov. l6.-The tins
residence OF Judge Samuel Wilson, on
Pine, between Stockton and Powell
streets, took FIRE this morning from a
defective tlpe. After long.continued
attempt to smother the fire by the
occupants, an alarm was turned in,
aud the department after vexatio,.s
struggle snbduet the fire. There
was no outburst of tie 1lames,
which crept slowly through nearly
every partition in the house without
'howing themselves. Most Of the |
urniture, pictures, etc. were removed.
nut tbs house was finely finished, and !
Judge Wilson estimates the damage at |
Iot less than 100000. Insured.
DALLAS, Texas, Nov. 15.-A move
nent is on foot among leading Demo-
rats TO send the Challenge Banner to
,ew York, on account Of her big
majority. although it was
riginally intended to Re coutended Tor
n Presidential elections, and to be
resented to the State giving the largest
lajority. Georgia won it in 1876 and
ept it three years. Texas won it In
$50 and it ia now in possession Of J. b.
impson, of Dallas. No doubt it will
3 sent TO New York.
New YORK. Nov. ia Times
'ashineton special says: The Senate
i'll be divided between the two great
.rties. The Virginia Readiusters Will
old the balance OF power. George Z.
orham ia still candidate for the
hce OF Secretary. IL Is said by some
,rsons. that he will he selected and
Ipported by the Repu blican caucus, !
ID that he will he supported by .
ahone and Riddleberger. the two Re- .
busters, whose Votes will be needed. d,
WASHINGTON, Nov. As. - Richard
offman, OF Somerset township. has 1
zen cripple for years. being paralyzed :
his lower limbs so that he was COM :
mpelled to use wheel chair. Last
lursday he crawled behind barn,
ID, while engaged in prayer. heaN a.
ice say: "Arise and walk - He '
eyed the command and has been
alking ever since. .~ $
NEW YORK, Nov. Is. THE Grenada t
Iiss. Sentinel has the following tele. U
am by authority of General James r.
which he sent to General Il
,njsmin +. Butler
General Butler. Lowell Mass. Fort II
How Chalmers to Beast Butler, greet a
2: Both in. Shake a
JAMES r. CHALMERS. v
Grenada, Miss, Nov. 9th.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Nov. 10 t
.rrison, the "boy preacher, has been .
lding revival meetings here for sew. =
Il weeks. Three persons have been q
iven to insanity by the excitement, q
8 latest victim being Miss Emmons, "