Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-05-16

off the platform once and hurting his
leg In the third round Mitchell wen.
down in Sullivan corner, and second
lime was knocked down on the ropes,
f or which he failed !, come to time
NJ tchell was en.ir.i " over Matched.
Coin. for Malone.
WASHINGTON, May i5--ex Congress
man Dezendorf of Virgins, has sent a
long open Letter to President Arthur,
in which he claims that Malone is Using
Fedora patronage in the present county
campaign, BUSTING Republicans and put
ting in d IN crats. and claiming 1t Is
done for the good of the present admin
| istration. He gives names, and says
the P.stoffice aud Navy Yard at Nor
Tx are corrnptlv and incompe.ently
| managed. He writ S as follows: cat
no time in the hi try of the politics Of
| Virginia since the war has the open
and shameful violation Of law and de-
| cency been so figraut siuce the ad-
| vent of the unwarranted political power
| yru t. ID by tae administr ton to Sena-
TOR Malone. Public ,tiice is made the
sus,i Ct of bs, t-r and sale for the control
# power, p, Ii ical. bribery and corrul-
| ton STA K openly through the various
| ynyernm MT departments. In my sec.
tion Of Virginia pull c business l. neg
lected, AMI public money used to pay
| political canva>ses, Ia order that the po
| iitical schemes of Senator Malone may
he advanced. and all this is done under
the guise of friendship for the admiuis-
| ration, which Is the plea, and receives
| indorsemeI t from that fact. Since
your administrs ton came into power
Senator Malone has been the sole
dispenser of pnIjt cal patronage IN the
! Stat, and applies the headsmaD's ak
a. unsparingly as did Robessierre IN
| the DAYS of the French rev. luton. l
! have the honor to call your attention t,
| letters addressed by me to cert IN mem-
bers of your Cabinet and Chiefs Of Bu-
reaus ia the several departments, for
which ! beg ask careful perusal and
Early att. nt.on. Tie abuses COM
piaiued of in the Navy Department are
tlagrant and outrageous VI i.tlors OF
the laws and the regulations governing
hat Department. and account in some
measure for the excessive cost OF work
done on the Li,t r. Gently repaired at
the Yard. Cal your special ;tsen,ion
| to this vessel She is tug OF 306 tons;
she had expended upon her over
500. 600 for repairs. am sat
istied, and can prove, that during
the Congressional campaign last Fall
men were borne upon the rolls and paid
| for work weeks at time. who did not
during the time put 70. Inside Of the
ward, or do an hours work there. Now,
we have an election for county officers
on the 24'h of the presen mt mouth. The
canvass preliminary thereto is going on,
and by and wi h the advice Ct Senator
| Mahone-nay. under whose orders
the entire forcs Of othceho'ders In that
locality will be used to defeat the reg
III ar Republ can candidate. and the ad-
minis tra t on put in the ridiculous atti
tude of being laced i'll position whe re
she success Of the ticket composed en-
tireIy of Republicans would be con-
strued a. r. FICTION upon the admins :
trstion." Then follows a long list of
appoir tment. and r, movals.
| Quick Deere.
WASHINGTON, May l5.-It is under
stood that Mrs. A. H. Nickerson, who
arrived at New York a few days ago
from Europe, where she had beeu for
three years, viii institute legal proceed.
ings to have the decree of divorce OBJ
tanned by her husband, Major Nicker-
son, in Philadelphia . few weeks age,
set aside. Her friends furnish for pub
LEGATION the following version Of the
case: Mrs. Nickerson knew nothing Of
the divorce until the news of her hus-
bands marriage was telegraphed her by
friends, the tory having been circul tied
that she had abandoned him aud re-
manned by preference in Europe. Her
friends are anxious to have it known
that she had no choice but to remain
there, a. her repeated eLt-eaties to be
Flowed to return with her child were
Ignored by her husband or refused, and
she had not the means to return until
she appealed to her relations, from
whom she kept the story of her troubl "a
until the lat moment.
Cyclone.
INDIANAPOLIS, May ia cyclone
# considerable magnitude passed south
If this city las: night and damaged
telegraph wires and other property at
Southport Both the Methodist and
Presbyterian churches were demolished
and several farm houses were wreck ed.