Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-04-18
VICTORIA ] N MOURNING
FOR HER DEAD
GILLIE.
A TEWKSBURY III f l. L.
HOLE IN ILLINOIS.
A DYNAMITE ORATOR EX-
PIODES IN NEW YORK.
MORSE A,BANDONS II | S
PASSION PLAY.


l. DaSxctt Heard From.
WASHINGTON, April II. - +. n.
D.ggett, U. S Minister resident al
Honolulu. has made fall report to the
State Department with regard to the
| alleged resbipment from there 10 the
United States of Chinese sugars, with
view to securing the advantages OF
the reciprocity treaty between the
Sandwich / lands aud this 'untry.
He says that daring the year 1882 oniy
our vessels arriye.i at Eono.U.u from
Chinese ports, aud none OF them
brought or dt.charged Chinese sugars ;
but even granting That sugars ecu D.
i'm oor ed and re>hIpped IN this way,
the necrssary expenses incidental to
this work, VIZ: lighterags to shore,
trading and Transporting the >Egars III
land from enc TO tive mites, mixing aud
working it IN with Hawai.an sugar.,
resacking, reloadiug and reLran sporting
It 20 the shore and i,ghtersg, again TO
the vessel, ~ould he in excess If the
evsded du lea. Und~r the cir,.um
stances. therefore, Mr.. d g2-tr is tirn-
~ Of the belief that Chluese sugars
have not been IN the past, nor are they
nog, brought to the Hawaiian Island
md r-shipped to the Unlted States as
products Of H.waii IN p'snta:ions-
More Thieving.
WASHINGTON, Aprn IL The charges
preferred against architect Hill by Rep
resentative Murch were made pubic
to-day. The papers are drawn up in
Legal form and are CUTE voluminous.
The charges are cla.sei under FIVE DIFF
feren5 heads. The principal charge S
are general charges Of corruption, fraud
and extravaganza against the ring III
tbs architects fife, cnmpo-e of A.
-istanl Secretary French, archi ect HUI,
assistant architect jacob. A G.
Thompson. VIM. II. Po~I~. B. F. Lit e
Ganp"n. Church. Jordan, Bullet, L D.
bias L Co, and others also. tn. n
tractors known to be guilty "f frauh
are esp ciaily favored by the su?erv!s-
ing architect, having been largely over
lars and otherwise cagyup!Iy bon-tic-d
Another specification Is that employee
Ia the otbcs hav1 used the guverurnen
inc ami material III the design< and
construction az private dw, lings.
Among the witnesses. names are tho-e
of Secretary Flyer, Senator Dawes.
ana 4. a. Muller, e2 Supervising Ar
eh.(ecc,
Goals OF fire.
CHICAGO. April l7.-0ie If the
morning paper, TO day, commenting
editor;aiiy IN the Apollo 'mmandsr.
affair. inquiries why the European trip
should have been proposed instead OF
that across the E .cky II untaios in
company with brothers from tie other
Commanielits. The public knows tia.
the California CO!nmandery was not
well pleased with treajnloue here III
1882, aud that Gassetts rightly or
wrongly was blamed therefor IL has
been said that there Is no humiliation
-Qual To that of accepting hospitality
from a party one mas wrunged. Was
this ct the bottom of G4ssetfe's deter
animation 70 cut California? According
TO the letters of DR.. C"liister, who was
sent out to view the land, Callfornians
have forgotten and forgiven the lncnn
whence they suffered in Chicago, aud
We're repaired to heap Goals OF earthly
comforts M the heads u the Apollo
Commandery.
CHICAGO, April T.-Congressn1an
Springer OF llIiuo,s, who has been in
this city since Thursday, was inter.
viewed yesterday in regard to the pub
iisbsd statement that the general senti-
mant Of the Democratic leaders who
were in attendance at the IroGuois ban
aret favored Tilden for the standard
bearer Of the party in 1884. Springer
said the meeting was not IN the Interest
of any Presidential candidate, and as
far as he knew. no preference for any
individual candidates was expressed.
l 3 only obj,cs was to enunciate d, mo-
cratic principles and to voice the senti-
ment o. the party on the great ques-
tons of the day. There was all over
whelmine sentiment, however. IN favor
of tariff for revenue only, and it was
his conviction that the representatives,
OF the Northwest would demand the
insertion OF this plank in the platform
of the next Democratic National Con
veatlon.
CHICAGO. Ap,il l7.-Various jour.
nails here are discussing the methods
observed in burying the pauper dead,
and the Warden of the County Hos
piial is made to say that one Cnatfee,
County Undertaken, sells seventy five
per cent. of the bodies to medical C, J.
leges in this aud other cities, and that
his revenue from this source has ex-
ceeded $1,000 annually. 1t is also
charged by those who have visited tn.
potter's field that the bndies Of dead
babies have been inferred by simply
throwing few shoveifu Of earth upon
them, aud that evidences of this revolt.
ing usage are disclosed by skulls and
bones being found in various portions
of the field with no earth covering
them.
NEW YORK, April l7.-Carpensers
generally have secured an advance of
wages to 50 so per day. The painters