Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-08
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, Washington special says Mr.. Page, Of
| California, delivers himself OF parting
| snarl at the President and Secretary
Lincoln this morning. By permission
of the House his speech Oh the River
| and Harbor bill, which was never de-
| hvered, appears in the Congressional
| Recor,i to-day. The responsibility for
the failure of this years bill must, he
says, fall upon those who DISTRACTED It's
| passage and upon the Executive, who
| proclaimed that no more money was
| needed DOR river and hsrbor improve
ments. The committee has, he says,
been working under embarrassing cir
cumstances. Its bill of last year was
| vetoed, ara on being passed over the
veto a howl went up from the metro.
politan press of New York, Chicago and
! other great railroad centers, denouncing
the act as "huge steal" and every
thing that q malignant perversion OF
facts could do to mislead and intiame
she public miad was reso-1ed to by
newspapers largely controlled by rail
road IN ,nopolists. Mr.. Page con-
cludes: The time viii come when the
committee will be indicated by the
people and the responsibility for OBJ
st'uctipg its work placed where It he.
longs.
Cool tG the Last.
New YoRK, March 7-Michael Nc
Gloin, the youth whAis to be hanged
on Friday in the Iomos prison yard,
seems content, and passes much OF his
time walking up and down " Murder
ers' row, converting with P4squalate
Malone, who will die with him on the
same scatfoIl. Mc'1ioin's aunt and
younger brother went ~ the prison
early and So. by the cell door the
greater part OF the day. in the alter
noon a Very pretty g;rt I'll i, who was
to have been his wife, catiel to See
him. She Wept bitterly a. she went
into his cell. She came oe5 ia ab,ut
10 minutes. and when the condemned
man went inGo his room he was agree
ably surprised 10 lind his lrtle altar
aud bed neatly arranged ana dnsted
Malone does no. seen. to need much
comfort. lie IS always laughing. lie
said Me no cara, me gotta no friend.
Me 60 on scaifod, th=n-tip-Msj ma
no mora" McGioin still has some
hope. His counsel ief. for Albany TO.
day.
OF the Inser~uii School
GowASDA. March 1.-THE funeral of
F. NJ. Stebbins, late editor 0. The Cuba
N. " Patriot, was held yesterday,
and was attended by such novel features
as to cause a profound sensation IN the
neigh oorhood. Stebbios Was an unbe-
lever of the lngersoii school. For
many months ne has been slowly vast
ing away with consumption. 4 few
weeks ago he addressed I farewell edi-
torial to his subscribers. in which lie
spoke of his approaching dissolution
with the utmost freedom. Prior to his
death he exacted from his family 3
promise that no minister should be al
lowed to hold services over his remains.
He was {. member OF the /, Dights OF
Honor. and desired that the services be
conducted by that society. He s'lpu-
lated that the Knights and mourners,
while following his remains 10 Their
resting place, should sing Marching
Through Georgia, and on their returu
from the cemetery sh9uii ali join in
singing Good-b bye. My. Lover, Good |
bye" These strange requests were /
carried out, much to the horror and as |
constituent OF the people.
LoRDsBURG, March 6. - Captain
Black, with twenty picked men of the /
Guards. left this place a.
II O'Clock last night for ella Valley, ]
fo7 the purpose Of capturing NJ. c. /
X inne and his band OF Eustiers, who |
are reported re be located within few .
miles of Richmond with 80 head OF |
stolen horses ard cattle. Kinney il one t
of the nlnst lawless III II in NV Next /,
CO, and mas band ot twenty Eastlers.
4 Richmond special says that Captain !
Black arrived there this evening, and
would make an attack daring the night.
Track laying on the Lrrdsbury and
Clifton Barrow gauge railroad com
inenced to-day.
\ Pyramid City special says fine
twenty stamp mill, Just erected by the
VIOLA Mining Company, commenced
crushing to-day. It is estimated that
the mill will produce $500, 900 Of bu!- .
lion monthly.
New YORK, March 1.-THE Jury of
Inquest finds thai fourteen children
were suIocated, and the four remain
ing crushed to death. during the panic
recently in the German Catholic school
house on Fourth street. The jury add
that the school building is insufficient
10 accommodate 200 children, the
average attendance, aud that The stair
way should be provided with hand rails
N both sides. They recommend the
frequent and systematic alarm exercises
TO be had III schools, and in order to
enable the Superintendent of different
schools to avail themselves of all ex.
oerieuce in this matter, the attenti n of
,he Board of Ei1cation Is called 20 the
,xpei iency OF appointing a suitable
,erson to superinteud false alarm drills.
TRENTON, March The Committee
# Investigation, in the bribery charge
# Assemblyman Armitage against ex-