Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-05-16
TELEGRAPHIC JOTS.

-. j. Benjamin of Golden Spring
Nebraska, commit ed suicide on Nor
day by poison. No cause assigned.
-. Eight hundred emigrants, assist
ed ~ tnY government and Tuke's con-
mittee. embarked at Galway for Bosto
on S. turday.
The mail train from Glasgow raj
int, The tram from Carlisle at 9:l5 las
night Seven passengers we're kille,
and several injured.
=. The Brooklyn Bridge Trustee
have fixed the toll for f"ot passengers S
one cent. The disbursements thus fa
on account of the construction of tn,
bridge amounts t, Sl4, $3.50
IA bomb was ex, l,ded in the
street in Moscow on Saturday. Sew
eral persons were wounded. The pc.
lice think it was oply o railway signal.
THIS explanation ,xsa nc. satisfactory
t, the pubic, who becams sl .rdfed. -
On Sunday night specis freight
train on the Chicago, Minneap, Is, st.
Paul and Omaha Railroad was derailed
by runuing over COW eight miles north
of Omaha. The engine tipped over
and caught the engineer, Jerome /.
CT y, who was scalded t. death.
....Dr. Wing, prominent physician
Of Fsl C.t,, Nebra-ka, and Mrs. Her
gesh.imer, heretofore respected lmy,
Q oped on Saturday night from Fills
CITY The fact becoming known yes
u
Herges sheimer was wei! connected, her
bro her being a leading Episcopal clergy
man of St Louis.
-. At Bufaio, N. Y. yesterday.
suit was begun in the Unit-d States
u. t against the Directors Of the d.
:uucs FirsJ National Bank, in behalf
If the creditors, for am unts loaned
luriug Leo'. Presidency. II is said hat
he amount is 100000. The papers
we're served on Lee at the Penitent.ary.
IA passenger train on the Penns-
,oro & uarrisviile railroad West Vir-
,inial was precipitased into the Hughes
liver on Saturday by bridge giving
way The passengers escaped unin
urei Frank Foster, the conductor.
nd W. FL. K ing, the engineer, are sup
,n-ed to have been killed. The train
ell fifteen feet.
80. Wasson, the defaalting Army
'avmas.er, denies that his sholtlg Is
ue to gambling. He alleges i. was t
l4ke forced loan from he government
,r sixty DAYS, to help his father during
ten porary embarrassment. He iatend-
4 to reimburse the government trough
ne Conscience Fund. 1t is understood
e will make no defense.
!. Lieutenant Tettini, OF the Third |
avoy Cavalry, of Italy, aged 80, stop
ing at the Windsor Ect4l. New York.
es terday shtt himself in 'front.' of 70. /
West Fifty seventh street. lie had |
zen ID this cuuat 3 several months,
nj mixed ia s",i t.. He became
,amored Ct Il Murray Hill belle, who
id not reciprocat, his love.
-. At North Adams, Mass. vest AZ
,rday, Henry Z. Hudson. spiritnalist.
alter and versiher, was held in 81 500
all on charge Of robbing Cashier In
4 lis hou e of jeweiry, stc. In the pos
,ssiou Of Hudson was found a comll te
It of burglars tosl'. J. Fred Met
slfe, Eldson'S partre-, was also hell.
[etcalfe is yet J four years .la and.
lsh the exceI ton If nine months, has
cen in Jail continuously since he was
years old.
AT Petersburg, Va, yes t.rday,
lring match game Of baseball b..
veen a colored club from Richmond
I'd the Petersburg club. a row occurred
the grounds and pistols were drawn
I'd bats used. Anthony Richardson
ID James Archer, OF i.ichmond, were
wounded. Another negro
ON Richmond. Harry Marshall, was
abbed. The police restored order. Mar.
al, who was charged with the shoot
6. was lodged iu jail. The wounded
ere also tsken t, jail.
-. "A land slide occurred last Sun
y night, three miles west of Sioux
tv, on the Dakota division Of the
,icago. Minneapolis aud St. Paul Rail
ad. Six huDdred feet Of track went
j, the Missouri and disappeared en-.
ely, high bluff towering above the
ack sinking down and causing an im-
ssafls barrier. 1t will take week,
d perhaps longer. t. orepair the break.
,e amount Of land affected by the
dc is three or four acres, aud the
ound was still settling at last accr uuts,
g river having undermined it There I
no way of getting around the break
cept ty omnibus or wagon transfer.
In New York last night the
eniug billiard game b. veen Maurice
gnanx and Joseph Dion vas won by
9 latter For the FIRST foncs.en in-
ngs the l,y was decidedly l.me, but
r rervins hi,ns,l with sips from
pocket flask, the F,cuciman went
work in earnest, scoring i"rty points {
the fifteenth ard nineteen III the sol-
sing inning. This save EI1n Lad
nineteen pol, t, the score being
-enty tso t, fity three. This posi-
n he improved during the first half
the game. but Dior, by brilliant a
.yipy in { ie latter i'arG. ;,ea t il,n, ny
teen y Ints. Tie Following is the ,
,re : pim. .-OD; bost run. 2S; aver.
2, 81 2 s. Nignanx, 4S4; ies t rnn, !
average. IS 81 TIM. Of game,
rec hours a,.t tit, minutes.