Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-22

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shown the distinguished jurist which
stated that jubilee meetings We're be-
ing held nightly throughout Utah Ter
ritory by the Mormons because of the
failure Of Congress 70 pass the Ed
munds anti polygamy bill, and that the
meetings would continue throughout
the week. WE'LL" said the Judge,
"they certainly have right to reioice.
These bills have been presented by men
who have been Influenced by con-
stituents who in turn have been in
fluenced by their prejudices. Congress-
men don't know what effect such bills
have upon the people they try to op-
press. A test case, touching upon the
constitutionality of the antI.polygamy
law. will be made in a short time. As
the lawyer for the Mormons / am ready
now"
BRAIDwoop, Ills, March 2l.--There
is liable to be some disgraceful scenes
at the Diamond mine before the bodies
of the unfortunate victims are finally
laid at rest. The Coroners OF viii and
Gundy counties are both there for the
purpose OF reapipg the reward OF Sli
per corpse for holding the inquest, and
each insists that be is the proper person
to do the job. 1t is also said there will
be serious trouble IN the ranks of the
relief committee. The water is pow
less than threefeet deep. aud 1t Is hoped
they will be able to begin removing the
bodies on Sunday. A fence is being
built to keep the crowd back " hen the
work is begun. The mine has been
explored a shors distance and found not
to be caved John Marshall, one OF
the escaped miners, died yesterday from
the nervous shock aud exhaustion.
New YORK, March 20--The Irt,
bane, in a two-cnlumn review of Bau-
croft's history OF the Pacific States,
sharply criticizes the method and
the authors treatment Of Pres
cptt IL thinks the employment of
various hands ID preparing work de-
tracts greatly from the literary and
historical merit. though "A book OF
reference il may be highly valuable.
T,a stvle Of the nresent volume s.inps
from the very low commonplace to that
Of very lofty pomn, decorated with the
crude ri etoric of the country news
Pnps; an" Cra-t, "a VIZ $780, baross
that we turn in amusement to the
list of authorities quoted to see il
SMITH s c!&ssiea: dich nary IS not round
'here'h'
NEW YORK, March -J.--fiev. Law
renee Walth. Treasurer of the Irish
No.;an.1To,s Taac,,o ,d,v cahleS
,ao
Gov, ooo io' the rei'el o. ''7 N'o'i'iis VI
the famine in West Ireland. as follows:
T, Bisbon Mccormick. Ball. Ghadecen.
Msyo. 81. Zoo: Archbishop McFirlly.
Tuan G.i,av Sf1O. HIshcn DncpaI,,
Loughrea. Galway. $500; Bishop Lo.ue.
I .et,erkarrv DONEGAL sH}O. Rjshnu
Conway. ba,,'na' Mayo, S'oo' Two
" no1 aI r.. t,S n,a,,, en-" 20 p;'b r
on Loone. and $500 to Father GaI.agher,
of Glen C"iurnbhiil, Donegal. Walsh
has canl7d tarne'I thaV ms presence ut
i3n.h s. 49, 5,r,,,,n.,
.:g'ii.. 5,ra,,3,a
LITTLE Rock, Ark, March 20
Near RooneyiIIc. I,nran countv. Mop.
~ cto,;g rr,,u .nl ,so
attacked lo"' men, supposed 10 oe the
Little Rock and Fort Smith train rob
bsrs. whose cap.ure was telecr4phed
last night. A running fight followed.
and one Of the fugitives was fatally
~ "'"il''e", GIL" 4e.' 90 '"0 ~" ANILe
,,,iir+ed hsing a, outlaw Can-,;n
ElileGcon Of the Sherltf's poss,, was
w"onoea' AZ lasc accounts the posse
$500 %- +,,', - 80 ,,o, ,,eno ' 'hhnH
~, t;r ,,.o I>,ll,aa :, ;.,t;.. ,.-,,rl.
tnlaar
NEW YORK, March 20.-Ihe Stla
is informed by SaImi Morse that he will /
.ba Das,;o, pzo.. 90 49,, 49,.
~, s'''
s'oie. ihe feheaFSAi be2lns' to-Hay or
To- morrow. Morse said 4 will re-
peat for the entertainment Of ,he press.
the clergy. the bench and the bar. the
rehearsal that was interrupt
ea ny the roice. Inc regular repre-