Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-01-13


the relief of General Porter was passed
by the following vote Ayes--Bsrrow,
Beck, Brown, Butler, Call. Camden,
Cameron (Pa.), Cockerill, Coke. Davis
wv. Va.I, Farley, Garland, George,
German, Groome, Hampton, Hoar.
jackson, Jonas, Jones tFia.l, Lamar,
Maxev, Morgan. Pendleton, Pugh,
Ransom. Salisbury. Sewall. Slater,
Vance, Vest. Voorhees, and Walker
80. Noes A'drich. Anthony, Blair,
Cameron Wis.,, Chllcott, C"nger. Da-
Wis (Ill.), Dawes, Fdmunds, Frye, Hale,
Harrison, Hawley, Hill, Ingalls,, KEEL
loke, Logan, Medi!l. Mcmillan. Miller,
Gal J, Miller IN. W. Morel', Plat.
Plumb, Rollins, Sawyer. Window =.
The bill authorizes the President to
nominate, and with the advice and con-
sent of the Senate, reappoint Fitz-John
/. Porter, late Major General OF United
States Volunteers and Brevet Brigadier
General and Colonel of the Army, to
the position of Colonel in the army OF
the United States, of the same grade
and rank held by him atsshe time OF his
dismissal! and the President has the
di-cretion to place him on the retired
list of the army as OF that grade, the
retired list being thereby increased to
that extent preceded. said Fitz John
| Porter shall receive u" pay, compensa-
ton or allowance whatever prior to his
appointment.
New YORK, Jan. 1.-THE opinion
Of the Attorney General that Chinese
laborers passing through the United
States to other countries are not re-
quired before crossing our border to
produce certificates OF identification,
provided they competently prove in
some manner their character reached
Secretary Fnlger to-day. He will give
the matter immediate attention
and prepare such regulations as are re-
auired to secure 2 proper observation "t
the spirit Of the new decision.
Rosecrans and other members from
the Pacific slope called upon the Sscre-
tary aud insisted on such precautions
being taken as will prevent the posi-
hi!ity eli any of these travelling laborero
dr0p.,i1g cut on their way acrots the
country, GA any p-e.eXt vhatev'r, a.
they believe advantage viii be taken OF
any opportunity given them. The
preparation of regulations viii there
fore take some time. as the Pacihc
coast members are determined that
their constituents shall not be subject
to al Increase in their Chinese popula.
tim from straeglers dropping OUT OF the
ranks Of the travellers.
a Mysterious Disappearance.
ST. Louis, Jan. l2.-Tbere is great
excitement here over the disappearance
of Zerelde Garrison, aged l., beautl-
fnl belle OF the city. She was last
seen on Saturday at ] o clock P N,
when she left the house OF her uncle,
O. l.. Garrison. with her sister.
Mrs. Morris, and came down
town and took a street car TOR
VIII Hunters, III the extreme
Southern part of the city. There
She left the car, and asked the canduc-
tor to direcs her TO the Convent Of the
Sacred Heart, deem blocks away.
She has not sirce been heard from.
The conductor noticed four rough
characters on the PLATFORM who COM
mented on her beauty. Ii Is supposed
they had something to do with her dis
appearance, aud horrible suspicious are
aroused.
Miss Garrison was going to the con
vent to study She had been there ter
over a year. always before this going IN
carriage. Her disappearance was not
known TIL yesterday. She lived IN the
suburban town of kirkwood. She is
relative OF Commodore Garrison. Every
clue is b2ing followed.
New YORK, Jan. II. B SHOP Dag
ran. O.onfert, writes to James hedpa.h,
giving description OF the condition OF
things in that town and some other
districts Of bis diocese. His i.ordshlp
says:
After the muuitiGeut response so
lately made by the grest-near,ed peo-
uie Of the United STATES, as We'll as
others. | shrsni> from making any ap.
peal tor u renewal OF similar generosity.
and my first iHip1'se Was respectfully
to decline TO have any farther share in
the Illuminating wHIk. which Is 4 burn
ing reUrosch 20 the manhood Of insh
men as we'll as to our Iu !ers: but any
charities entrusted To my care | viii
mainly use IN giving employment. Inc
accompanying documents show that
already one third Of the popuianon,
now being ABOUT three thnusand, IN
Gu iing artisans, mechanics and labor
ers, are Tor want OF employment ID &
s,ale of nli-starvation, ana that IN
| cunst uuehca of the rtitici;.. scarcity ~
/ fue! the ponr suffer hearty as intensely
I fru.i cold as from Hant OF food.
Gut o? the King.
CALDWELL, Ohio, Jan. l2.-Pr.v4te
! Dalz.H wrote to General Sherman late
| ", inc1osiDg an article Ga his caodidacy
! for President, ana a.klng him il he
/ vas . candidate. I;e received the .ol-
| lowing reply
! * Dear Dt-@N: Yours at hand with
/ inc..,sure received. Plea,e do not ask
| me to write any more GA tiie subject.
! l. gives me tuiuge ct paln every
! tine | see my name IN print on any
! subject ether than my pure official
work. / am mt and never viii be a
candidate FOR any office, and think ]
! can hook ahead with some composure 20
! p,.Sin,y tine eyenIltr ,.i ms III. IL con-