Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-05-02
BLISS MAKES 1T TORRID FOR
THE STAR REUTERS.
THE CIGAR MAKERS MAKE A
SUCCESSFUL STRIKE.
THE PENNSYLVANIA COAL
MINERS FOLLOW SUIT.
A Danamfse Programme.

l
i-stoes +ndeAvoring to prove that the
uee Of dynamite as weapon of war il
entirely l-gi,imate. He says: ave
now inform the ignorant and cnwardly
emissaries of ,yrants in tais country
aud Europe that the advocates If dyna-
mite are in condition to take caro- Of
taem-elv-s, and in a short time ireland
and every other country will be freed
from tae tyranny OF Carbon. Our
cause is exciting universal sympa thy,
aud cannot BE- cried down by the kDavt 8
in Europe. There are now over 400
schools, and ere long there VIII be 4, O0O,
SO that every trad, s"ci. ty aud ev,ry
wurk,nym. ms lib shall be .ught tie
science Of explosives. and twu-t birds Of
| the 9, liiers Of Europe are ready to
strike with us any day 10 the cause OF
human liberty, and when VIC do 20 We
sha Il make the tyrants shud!er on their
t mes, aud the scenes sha 1--we IN e
a..-struck minds If men Every Irish.
man should subscr be not less than 81,
| and every man subscribing IS shoul
receive q b nd, the interest and pripc'-
pal of which should b. paid from the
,xation of Irish land. II ali Irishmen
would uuite-as there are probably TO-,
| 600, 600 Iri- hmen-andw oul subscribe
from 81 to $2J, pay. b e in from "n- t
ak m"n.hs. In this way $50 O0O. COO t
| 500, 600, 600 could be raised III that
! time, aud thus each hon,ihoider would
have All interest in lrelanu's freedom.
Whls the committee is c. Iecting
| money. tie war council should get
| small vessels built that would run a.
least at the rate OF twenty N Is
hour. l Will submit to the council
p ans by winch Blk vessels can bs bu l..
so t,et thy caunot be sunk by any
m AZ of war Each vessel should carry
It least thu ty spare t. rpedoes, and sew
-rai hundred throwing torprdoes, So
there could be no d tficulty IN disp sing
If every nlau-of- war Ia wished to Try
her It .nsth on the Gtlls craft. These
six vessels can be built ard equipped
for S6,0O0.0OO
Successful Strikers.
C1NcISNATI, Nay l.-There will be
no disturbance here am 'ng cigarmakers
on account OF the redn, ton of the tax
They struck some time ago for sddi-
tional wages, and succt eded. So dld
the cigar packers. Strikes tor an ad-
vance have been made t Newark, Onio.
and at Portsmouth, Ono. the de-
mands Of the ~oIkmen at Wheein ,,
W. Va, st ubenvllie, O., and Usbana,
O., have been all Complied with.
THE CIGAR MAKERS, ETC.
The dem nj of the cigar workers for
an advance Of 81 per 1000 has been
conceded by nearly a he manpfs>tlr
err consequently only the employees Of
four large e. li>hments were ordered
out by the Ci.ar Makers Union il
morning 1t is thought the strike VIII
not l.st week.
The past-rers have &li quit work
this morning because Of the refusal OF
the masters TO pay an advance OF fifty
cents per day.
LOUISVILLE. May 1.-The cigar
manufacturers have acc.ded to all the
demands Of their employees, SO no strike
viii occur here. Everything is getting
on as usual, EXCEPT that there is All in
creased activity in all manufactures and
a rush Of goods f.'r shipment.
NEW YORK, May l-Seven hundred
cabinet makers struck to day for higher
wages, The lahorers employed in the
Custom house in handling merchandise
also struck to-day for an advance.
Bliss, and the Thieves.
WASHINGTON, May l.-B.iss's argu
ment In the St,r-route trial this morn
ing turned upon the petitions c"Dne,ts d
with the various routes, and Miner was
made tae object of a particularly tit er |
attack. Bliss showed that two routes !
had been Increased and expedited ut
great expense by Brady, solely upon
the recommendation Of Dillon and Bill
lings, railroad presidents. Yet Brady
pretended that he was fighting the rail
road interests with these Star-routes.
Dorsey had procured railroad passes
from those gentlemen for his agent, and
t was clear case Of . scratch my back
and Ill tickle your elbow"
PIrrsBURG, May I.-Reposts from
the railroad coal mines are meager, but
enough has been received to indicate
that general strike has been inaugu.
rated friday sgaintt toe reduction of
half cent per bp shell in price Of min-
ing. On the Panhandle roads only four
Of tweu ty two pits are reported t, be
at work. On tie Pennsylvania road
all the miners are idle. Ga the B. & D.
aud on the p v. & c.. about half are
ont. One or two firms are repoI ted t.
have acceded to the miners terms.
Boston, May l.-Tbe six-day race
for s., 900, horses vs.. bycicles, between
Charles Leroy on horses and John s.
Prince, the twenty.mils champion Of
America, and VIM. NJ. Woodside of
[r. land ON hycicles. began yesterday.
The horseman N use as many hors- 3
IS he chooses, and the byciclers relieve
zach other at intervals. The race will
be RON from 1890 to 1890 each day.
At 1920 Tonight the score stood !:
Horses, II miles !; bycicles, l64 miles.
SYRACUSE. May Ia soda water
ou' tin exploded here to-day, fatally
njurins one person and seriously in