Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-17

LONDON, siafc1 it. --caTue ) friends
have resolved to take the question of
the proposed testimonial out of bis
hands. 4 national movement in its
favor is about to be started under The
auspices IL Bishop Croke, T. D. Gray.
NJ. F.. and Charles Dawson. NJ. p. 1t
is thought .be response of the peope
will be go emphatic as to indnce the
Irish leader to reconsider his decision
on the subject. Parnel.'s presence at
the convention in America may be re-
garded az almost certain. He speaks
warmly Of the Efforts making to main.
tain the unity, strength and o,gaui.
cation of the Irish race in the United
States.
Regarding Egan, a dispatch says
Egan gave up all the Land League
funds and securities months ago, on his
return to Dublin. 1t is supposed an
application will be made for his extra
ditiop, not with hope of its being
successful, but in order to damage the
leaders of the League.
The Tories are determined to OBJ
struct with vigor and persistence after
Easter, directing special efforts against
the Rradlaugh bill. By this policy
they hope to raise popular feeling in
England against the government.
NEW YORK, March l6.-Mass for the
repose Of the soul # Frederick i. Bar.
reda, who died in San Francisco Feb
10, was offered in St. Patrick 5 Cathed-
raj yesterday morning. Archbishop
Carrigan of1iciated. Mario Of St.
Agnes Church directed. the musical
s.rvices. John Plnpkett and Mrs.
George Robinson sang VIM. Il. Onion,
Charles Tray, jules Bruguirre. Mrs.
Thomas, Franei, Meagher and Mrs.
Barrolli We're OF those present.. Barreda
was for many years 10 the diplomatic
service of Peru. his native land. being
Minister from there to the United STATES
at one time. He was So years old. H.
was engaged in San Francisco in the
South America shipping trade.
BOISE CITY, March IL a rape and
speedy retriba:ion occurred near the
Mountain Home, fifty miles east OF here,
yesterday. William Gibson had man,
whose name is unkn"wn, working for
him for some three days. Gibson was
ont looking for cattle. and on his return
learned that the man had outraged his
eight.year old daughter and fed. Glib
son pursued and caught the man on the
stage, when he took him therefrom, and
taking him back along the road some
distance shot and killed him.
OMAHA, March lj.-Senator Fair OF
Nevada, who since leaving Chicago has
been vi.iting in Iowa, arrived in Omaha
this morning. End was asked by an As
soclatsd Press agent about the truth OF
the dispatch from Carson that be would
resign and Governor Adams succeed
him. He pronounced the report idle
talk, emaDaving from politicians q. Car
son. ard said this vas the rirst he had
heard OF IL.
NV YORK, March ia call will
be gnsj by delegates and representa-
tives 'f the different trade aDl other
org eniz .t;ons for 4 meeting at Cooper
institute, on Monday evening, tor the
purpose Of taking action III regard
to the death OF Karl Marx, the
Socialist. Al appeal is made 10 al
true lovers CT liberty TO honor his
memory.
New YORK, March Ij.-Five hun
dred people attended the benefit for
Etliott's mother. Harry Hill sent $50
and Sullivan 800. Neck Murphy, the
pedestrian, 10 the first round, knocked
Ned Fox against the wall, and in the
secnnd round Knocked Fox out. Ten
minutes were required To revive Fox.
Murphy left the hall in hurry.
ALBANY, March l6.-At half. past
3 this morning fire broke out within
the D4lavan House. Most of the guests
fed panic-stIicken and half-clad. Dam !
age nominal.