Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-01-20
EVIDENCE AGAINST THE
MILWAUKEE FIRE BUG.
POLITICAL DISTURBANCES
IN FRANCE.
FORGERY CHI ARGED IN
HOAR'S ELECTION.
More BODIES.

NOkG eVUkCS.
MILWAUKEE,, Jau. l9.-Two bodies
were recovered from the ruins this
morning, making 40 in ali. OF these
orly % are identified. This makes "a
dead in all. The search finishes to-
morrow noon. 1t is believed that
Schelier is in the Dana county Jail, but
the officials are reticent. The landlord
has not yet given bis statement TO the
press.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. l9-2 P. M
| Scheiler was brought back to Jail quiet
| ly this morning. 1t Is now settled be
yond doubt that he never left the city,
| hut was concealed in the house of one
of the deputies of the Sheriff. Evil
dence that Scheller removed lot OF
his stock the day previous to the fire
| accu,nulates. It has now come to light
that he even removed the balls of the
seven billiard tables before the fire.
The value of his stock secreted so far Is
about 81 900.
The search in the ruins this forenoon
resulted in the finding of one body,
making 46 bodies recovered and leav-
ing still to be accounted for.
Political Row.
| BosToH, j an. l9.-It was alleged last
night that Grape had selegraphed from
Washington urging his friends to vote
for Hoar. that the dispatch was a forg-
ery, and that Crapo's friends We're de.
ceived by it. Further investigation to-
dsy shows that no actual letter or tele-
gram from Grape was shown; hence
there was no forgery. There is no
question, however, of the fact that the
statement. was circulated at the State
house that such a communication had
been received, and it was generally De.
iieved.
WAsHINGroS, Jan. l9.-Notwith-
standing Hoar's assertion that Grape
informed him that he had cent a dis
patch influencing his friends to transfer
their votes, Grape persists in saying
that he sent no dispatch requesting or
demanding the transfer of his votes.
His friends who read the dispatch, how
ever, say there is no doubt but tina: it's
language prompted the transfer.
The War on Silver.
] WASHINGTON, Jan. IS. &C. l..
Fisher, of Pennsylvania, Chairman of
the Committee on Coinage, Weights
and Measures, intends to secure seton
upon his bill to restrict silver coinage
at the present SIS ion Of Congress, II
possible Fisher says that Director
BIcbard, of the Mint. favors his oil,
and that he will appear before the com.
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necessity OF its passage. Fisher has
prepared an amendment to the bill pro.
viding that not less than 10, 900 stand
ard silver dollars shall be coined in any
one year, which he offers as an answer
to arguments of members who accuse
him Of favoring decentralization OF sill.
yer. Fishers bill will not be passed
this session, and it is doubtful if the
next House will favor the scheme.
| New YORK, Jan. l6.-The Directors
of the Northern Pacific Railroad met
80 day. A representative OF the Finance
Committee reported the affairs OF the
road in a prosperous condition. The
Committee on Construction expressed
the belief that the road will be com.
pleted in July next. 1t was stated that
the business of the road had rot de-
creased at ali this Winter, but had fal
exceeded all expectations. 1t was de-
cited to build d line from Portland,
Oregon, to kala,na, Washington Ter
risory, 80 miles, thus connecting the
entire railway system OF Oregon and
Washington Torri>ory with the North
ern Pacific
Beiler Explosion.
SHREVEPORT, La. Jan. IA loco
motive boiler exploded at the depot al
Mansfield yesterday. Engineer Shack.
elford, Tom Mace, fireman, and Jerry
Hardy, brakeman two last named col
or.dl, were killed. Mrs. Inglas and Mr.
Sampson, the telegraph operator a.
Martsville, were mortally wounded
Taylor, the freight agent. and severa
others, were seriously hurt. The body
of Mace was blown fifty yards, passing
through plank fence. Scarcely yes
tige OF the wreck was left on the track
Tne engine bad just blown the whistle
to start when the explosion occurred.
Going for the Big Fish.
WAHISGToS, Jan. IA large mum
Der Of prominent residents OF Washing
ton ware fined s. each in the Polic'
Court yesterday for neglecsing to bav'
r.le snow removed from tier sidewalks
Among them were General Hazen
. Chief Signal Officer q. 5. A. G. Braun
Commissioner Internal Revenue, ant
Attorney General Brewster, who falie'
To appear when hi. name was called
As he had neglected to furnish coiiat
eral, the prosecuting attorney said h
would have to ask that warrant b
issued Tor him.
WAsHISGToS, Jan. 10 The colores
5 hoy, Charles Shaw, was hanged at l2:4'
, to day f,r the murier Of his sister OF
] the Is h Of January, 1851.
Frederick Z Shaw was to-day in
dicted by the Grand Jury on the charg
!. of endeavoring to corrupo'y influence
Ede ward +. Doniphan Of the Star.rout
I Jury in the first trial. in favor OF Dor
sey.
81. There was another row in the Star
route trial to day over rhe admission 0
certain papers.