Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-04-17
England's Poor

HISTORIAN arrived last night with 65
passengers, most Of them impoveris he d
Irish people sent over at the expense OF
the English government. The greater
part are families, come Of which mum.
Der eight or ten persons. while the aver
age is about Eve. The majority come
from Galway, and the others from
Mayo, Derry and Donegal. Most Of
those from Galway were evicsed, and
during the past Winter have lived as
best they could, finding shelter in tents.
India, meal porridge was their princi-
pal article of food the agent of the
government furnished money to th"se
who desired to 60 to any place beyond
Boston, the amount depending on the
size OF the family. Some received a
few shillings, Others two, three, five or
SIX pounds. A great many of the men
are farmers, but they seem undecided
as to what they shall 90 here. Some
are going to New York, others to Pitts
burg, Portland, Chicago and Canaia.
while some will remain in Boston and
vicinity. Several paid their own pas
sage, but brought little with them in
the way of money or household goods.
The SchelIcY Case
MILWAUKEE, April Il The prose-
cution in the Scheilsr case was allowed
to call two witnesses to-day and pro-
coed to prove by officer FreIlson. the
central sta ion keeper. that Scheller.
when arrested and while being searched,
could blow his brains ont. Interest
to-day was conferred in the appearance
of Scheiler on the stand. He told the
story of his life, aud accounts for his
whereabouts on the night OF the tire.
4 severe cross examination Jailed TO
elicit apv contradiction in the te-tl-
mony. The defense went on with their
case, but did not complete, and I'D.
jouroed till Monday.
MILWAUKEE, April l6--The evidence
in the. Scheiler case is all 10, and the
case will go to the jury this afternoon.
NORWICH, Conn, April l5.-Olney
Burgess, of Foster, +, l.. while making
a friendly call upon Daniel and Henry
Burlingame at kilIingly, Conn. sue
denly shot Daniel, slightly injuripg
him. In the struggle for the pistol
Henry was dangerously wounded. Bur
CESS returned 10 Rhode Island. where
he was arrested. While being taken to
Jail at Kiliingly ne asked to be allowed
to Jump over board, which would save
the State trouble and expense. Blu.
CESS killed himself IN his cell.
SALT LAKE, April l4.-Since the
opening Of the Denver s Rio Grande
Railroad this place has become a center
of attraction for railroad men. The
general freight agents Of the Central
Pacific. Atchiscn. Topeka & Santa fe
and Missouri railroads arrived here to-
day, and are looking over the field.
The business Of the Denver & RIO
Graufe shows up much better than they
expected. AID they are ordering new
Hing stock for the Utah Division
daily.
San ANTONIO. Tex, Apri! l5-The
report OF the Indian invasion Oh Friday
proves to be groundless. No indians
are known to have entered Texas. but
thieviug bandits have been trasled by
Captain ALVAREZ. of the Mexican army.
to a point near Langtrv, where the trail
was lost, and II was supposed the Ia
dams crossed the Rio Granae. No
trace Of them has been found, however.
by the scouting parties sent out from
our military posts on the frontier.
DUBUQUE, Ia. April l5-This after.
noon the bodies of Mrs. H. ZieprechF,
wife of a we'll known druggist Of this
pace. and her three-year old boy, were
found at the bottom of tifsy-foot well.
They were alone in the house during
the forenoon. It Is supposed the
woman threw the child into the we'll
and then jumped in herself, as high
curb arouni it forbds the supposition
of their falling in accidentally.
NEW York, April l5.-The FIVE
story building, Nos. 279, 2Sl and 2S3
Broadway, occupied BY the Bradstreet
Commercial Agercg. Remington &
Sons rife mandatory and Halls Safe
and Lock Company. was gut ID by fire
to- lav. Loss, about $4,000; par
tally insured. The Bradstreet agency
had it's stock insured for 500, 900. and
this will probably cover the loss, II the
books are not destroyed.
CHICAGO, april l5.-Rev. Dr.. Henry
Bannis.er, Professor CT Esegetical The
o!ogy in the Northwestern University
at Evanston, and widely known among
the Me.hodists as a theoiogian and edu-
Gator, died at Evanston to diy Of lung
and heart troubles, aged II.