Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-22
A Squirt IN CONFEDERATE
BONDS.
Political Gossip.

Tribune, heretofore Republican paper
comes out for the entire Democratic
ticket, SAYING editoriaIIy that they
| cannot close their eyes to the tact that
the Democratic party Is the liberal one,
| and that it holds out :" all lovers OF
personal i5hts the right had Of fel.o"-
ship. The Tribune says it gladly j 'ins
hands against fanatical Legislation and
abuses, and the extravaganza ot the Re-
publican party.
CHARLOTTE, N. c., Oct. 2O.-W. Fl.
Bsiiey, Democratic candidate for the
House from MecaIenburg county, was
assaulted this evening by a. B. Gilles
pie, a revenue ageut t, aud badly wounded.
The a.tack was made because Bailey
stated that he had been informed thai
Gillespie was using money 20 carry the
election for the Republicans. Further
trouble is expec ed.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2l.-The R7publi-
cans of the Eighth District last night
nomin atad John Watts Russell. Hamil.
ton Fish's secretary. Tammany nomin-
ated VIM. L. Strong in the Eleventh
District, and John Ii srdy iu the Ninth.
The three Democratic conference COM
mittees from the l2th opgressioual
District nominated Roswell 2. Flower.
For the Tenth District the German
American Independent Citizens Con-
gressional Convention chose Abram l..
Hewitt,
BERLIN, Oct. 2l. In all she great
towns where the Catholics predominate
the elections nave resulted in favor of
the Liberals. Tas Liberals gain 80
votes in the District from the Conser-
vatives. In several new districts in the
vicinity OF Beshn and Potsdam the Con-
serya.ives have been victorious. No
one party will have majority IN the
new chamber. In order to obtain a ma.
jority it would be necessary for the
government to euter into an alliance
with the Clericals and Conservati
SALEM, Oct. 20.--On the forty-irst
ballot Joseph N. Dolph was elected
United States Senator. He received
fsty-ope votes.
Heavy Thievery,
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2l.-Ths Record
publishes an additional exposure of the
thefts committed by Ellis T. Phipps,
ex. x.Superiutendent of the Philadelphia
who fed to Canada and
now contests the proceedings tor his
extradition. The article says Phipps's
thefts reach a total of $650,O0O, ex-
tending over a period of nine years !;
that Phipps made bargain when
elected Superintendent in July, 1873,
to divide the profits Of his office with
four members Of the Board of Guard.
iaus OF the Poor, and that under this
agreement $75, 200 was stolen every
year. During the present year, from
January to July. by means Of duplicate
bills and by forgeries and connivancs
with contractors, Phipps managed to
steal $40, 900. This theft occurred
after the City Couacil had ordered an
iuto the allegations Of |
fraud. Phipps kept Is families going,
among these bling the houses Of four
p"or Guardians, tive contractors, wv" |
discharged employees, and four other
ofhcial and otherwise. who had
,btained hold on the Superintendent |
;ears or affections. A pass-book has
been made public in which appear Gu
,ries for marketing supplied to various
persons at the city's expense, sggre- |
eating = total Of $4,000 The article
'ays that in 1876 Phipps expended $lO.- |
NO in cigars, which he scattered with |
lavish hand, this being his favorite |
neshod OF elrc' c'ioneering.
Another Tnunel Horror.
NORTH ADAMS. Mass. Oct "a
errible accident occurred on the Hoosac
Tunnel line this morning. A caboosa
oaded with wOrkm was ruo into by |
N engine aud 70 men badly scalded
nod crushed.
Rank Collapse.
CHAa.roN, Ia, Oct. 2l.--The recent
collapse Of the Monroe County Bank OF
Alba, lava, with assets of Sl7. 900 and
liabilities of over 100000, has been
oliowesl by the arrest of ID, M. Miller,
The cashier, tor forgery, upon which ]
charge ne has been sent to jal at Chari-
;on. He is also wanted for swindling a
national bank in Vermont
Result Of the On 10 ElectiOn.
LONDON, Ocs. 2l.-Dealinrs in Con-
'ederatn bends are again reported, the
prics beng 81. 80 per nominal 800.