Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-01-10
Hsre snA Sullivan.

forwarded railroad tickets for Mace
and Slade. They will leave San Fran.
cisco ON the llth, and next Sunday, in
company with Richard Harding. shall
20 to Chicago and meet them there.
Sullivan viii meet Mace with hard
gloves, under the four.minute rules.
Mace is supposed to be in excellent
condition, and he and his partner are
keeping up their training a. they travel
along. As soon IS Slade arrives here
he will be matched for . genuine priz }.
ring fight for s., 500 and the champion.
ship The fight will take place within
100 miles of New Orleans. Sullivan
says he has no fear of meeting Mace or
the giant that accompa nies him. but is
willing to concede that in the match
with Mace he has strong and scientific
antagonist"
Fire Mt Sea.
NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-The steamship
Dorau, of the North German L'oyds
Steamship Co., arrived from Bremen
yesterday, bringing II cabin and 34j
steerage passengers. On the sixth
Instant while at sea a fire broke out
amidships in the hold, causinggreat ex.
citement among the passengers; but the
flames were extinguished by the crew,
The damage to the cargo cannot be as
certained until the vessel is unloaded.
The origin of the fire is a mystery, but
is supposed to have been produced by
uonrc oor, sn stioo
CHICAGO, Jan. 9-Some time ago
Samuel l. Clemens brought suit against
Bedford, Clark & Co., publishers, to re.
strain them from republishing his
works. 1t appeared in evidence that
the books repu blished were not copy
righted, but Clemens claimed his pseu.
dopym of "Mark Twain" as his trad, :
mark. The court decided that the
nom de piaaae couldn't be construed as
a trademark. and that the fact of not
beirg copyrighted left his works open
to republication by any one.
BosToS, Jan. Sire new Demo-
cratic State Central Committee elected
Jonas H. French Chairman.
About $50 p-rsuns attended the ban.
quet given last night in honor of
Jackson's victory at New Orleans, y
years ago. Governor Ben. Butler and
Colonel French were at the head of the
table. Many speeches we're made.
New YORK, Jan. 9.-The Tribune
says: That the world actually moves
is fact demonstrated by the discus.
sions of the Methodist ministers in this
city yesterday. Not only is the system
of itinerant ministry attacked, but a
prominent clergyman actually bad the
temerity to declare that Methodists- of
ohm Wesley's time did no: know as
much IS those of the present day.
ROCHESTER, n. y, Jan. "a man
who went by the name OF Patrick
O'Reilly has confessed to being one of
the participants in the murder of Lord
Cavendish and Under Secretary Burke
in Dublin last May. He confessed as
Hugh O'Donnel. at Holly. Orleans
county, and is now in jail at Albion.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, Jan. a.-The Su-
preme Court has overruled the motion
OF James E. Campbell for a writ of
mandamus to count the votes in the
Seventh Congressional district for H.
L. Morey and Henry Morey for different
persons, 80 that Morey will hold the
certificate.
READING. Pa, Jan. 9.-The au.hori-
ties have arrested Daniel Sailer and
Aaron Rhodes, country butchers,
charged with selling the meat of three
hogs which had been bitten by mad
dog and died of rabies. 1t is alleged
that number of persons became sick
after eating the pork.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Jan. 9.-Mrs.
Showrock. daughter of the late General
Glidley, has brought suit for 500. GOO
against her mother. brother and sister.
alleging conspiracy which caused her
father to cut down her equitable iuherit-
ance.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. "a pri-
vate dispatch from Fort Worth says:
"Polk passed here yesterday" which
would indicate that he has reversed his
route and is now seeking entrance into
Mexico by way of Ell Paso.
NASHVILLE. Jan. POLK has been
rearresred to day in Texas, and will be
held.
NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-The valuation
Of real estate in this city is 81 ,O36 O0O,-
900 "a net increase over last year of
nearly SAG, 900, COO.