Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-10-21
TELEGRAPHIC.
A NaxseatinS Exhibition.


! New YORK Oct. 19.-At the wax
and funeral of Walsh, the burgler
there were present many we'll known
I professional thieves and politicians
such as Bill Vosburgh, Abe Coakly
George Taylor, Young English, Pete
McGarran, Johnny Rilet SheeDy
Mike. Jack Adams, Darkey GilIon
and Bill Mosher-a!so members OF
the Bord of Aldeamem of New York
and State Senator from Brooklyn.
A notorious thief was the master
spirit of the wake. Upon the man.
tel at the right stood q floral cross,
with I. FL. S. interviewer with
viole.s, q broken column, q cross
with "John' marked in it, and an
anchor with the word 'Rest."
Among the incidents are the fol-
lowing: George Walsh when kiss
ing the face of his dead brother
sobbed bitterly-"Oh, John, John;
il I was certain Billy Porter did
this, he would not be long follow
ing you" The sisters sobbed and
moaned as if their hearts were
breaking. The eldest called on he
| aven to ayenge her brothers death.
The Times commenting on the
above says: The veil that conceals
from respectable citizens the init
macy existing between the political
burglars and theiving political MS is
rarely lifted and torn away as it has
been by the funerals of the these
two scoundrels, Irving and Walsh.
In the light of this showing, the
public. at a distance. can uuder-
stand the unseemly rejoicing of our
Police Department, because two
notorious criminals kill each other.
InsGftin: Mrs. LanEtry.
New YORK, Oct. 2O.-The World
says: Mrs. Langtry visited Wall
street Wednesday to call upon her
lawyers. She was recognized by |
passers by as she alighted from her
carriage. A crowd soon gathered |
to stare and boot at her. Street |
urchins called aloud for Freddie,
and peIted her with remarks more !
or less complimentary about her
person. She was glad to escape
into her counsel's Office, where she
gave vent to her Indignation at the
outrageous conduct of the crowd.
The broker who witnessed the
scene. remarked that "it has come
to pretty pass when a woman,
whoever she is, cannot be treated
with common decency on the pub
lie street."
The Mackay-Bennett Cables.
New YORK, Oct. 2O.-Messrs.
Slemens are energetically pushing
the work on the new Mackay- Ben.
nett cables. They will form a du-
plicate line from Ireland to Nova
Scotia, continued from Nova Scotia
BY special cable to Cape Ann. and
having branch line from ireland
% France. The Messrs. Slemens
IRE convinced that nothing super
or ever came from their factories.
They will introduce all the improve
nents suggested by years of re-
earch and experience. The length
# the entire system of cables will
,e $500 miles. They will be laid
y the steamer Faraday next Sum-
aer
The Murderer OF Ada Atkinson
LAFAYETTE, Ind. Oct. 2O.-The +,
utcher Melting to-day had his
photograph taken. In an interview
e refused to talk abont the muir
er. saying it was done and could a
OF be undone, but he was willing
} talk on other subjects. From a
Is conversation it is probable when 9,
is case is called he will change -
is plea to not guilty. He intends a
employ lawyer, and claims to
ave lots of friends. It is evident ~
9 intends to plead insanity.
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