Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-04-10
TROUBLES OF THE SAL.
WALTON ARMY IN NEW
YORK.
MORE OF THE TEWKS-
BURY ALMSHOUSE.
Slow Work.

on suspicion ol uatluS Decu enk igei IL
the robbery from the Panama Railroad
of $50. 0CO, sent to pay the officers ane
| men Of the United States steamship
Lacsawana, the United States Consul
Z. ". Turpin, at once applied to th'
Colombian authorities demanding &
hearing for the accused. This action
he reported to the State Department
aud his course was approved AMI in
structiOns were given him to use every
effort TO secure for the imprisoned
Americans a speedy hearing. Mean
while the Panans railroad officials,
who ha employed American detectives.
were enabled to put obstacles In the
way upon the plea that the ends OF
Justice would be thwarted il time were
reservations We're made to the State De-
partment that the men were undoubt-
eddy guilty. The Department. how
ever, III the c,rrespo lGence which en-
sued with our Consul, instructed him
to exhaust every means t, obtain ii
speedy hearing aud impartial trial. Ga
the rs ultimo Tarpil Informed the
Department that he had employed legal
assistance and hoped soon To overcome
the delays which appear TO be incident
to criminal practice ii that country.
Secretary Frellngbuysen stated to-day
that the matter had been vigorously
pushed and Is now receiving the close
attention of the department; that the
Cousui's employment of legal assisSan
has been approved Of, and Instructions
to that 7 # ct sent him.
WASHINGTON, April When Geu-
eral Sherman starts upoa his last tour
az Commander OF the Army, he vii! not
t. Ike ladies' with him as he has invari-
ably done hitherto. for the proposed
trip will be altogether too rough a one
for ladies. SOMETIMES the party will
travel on horses, sometimes on mules,
and sometimes on rough road wagons.
Chief Justice Waite. Justice Gray and
General Tidball, aud Colonel Bacon of
the Generals staff, viii be OF the party.
They Will go first to Detroit and thence
through the northern portions of all
the Territories. including Outposts in
Alaska. Ga returning they will visit
Callfornis and the Yellowstone Park.
They Will not start unit! Sherman has
attended the graduating exercises at
West Point.
That Rotten Aim shOuse.
BosroN, April 9.-Io is stated by
those who were present at the Tewks-
bury Ainshouse on Friday, when a
coffin was taken up, that there was no
dissertation. the coffin having long been
empty. 1t ls understo q that Governor
Batter WI! show just when the grave
was robbed. The authorities OF the
town of Tewksbury entered the grounds
10 broad daylight On Friday and dug up
aud removed the empty coffin, which
was forwarded to 3 ,ston, together with
the cross marking the grave, without
any attempt at concealment. The coffin
was wrapped In gunnv cloth and WAS
carried to the State House for safe
keeping. While the authorities were
removing the coifi from the GROUND
no attempt was made by any officer of
the Almshou~e to prevent the action o.
even ascertain what was going on.
An Anderson Advertising Dodge
PITrsByRG, April An attempt by
Dr.. G.. Fl. Marshall OF this city to
blackm all the actress. Mary Anderson,
has just come to light. Marshall wrote
two letters to Miss Aaderson's step
father. DR.. Critic. In which he stated
be had letters of Miss Anderson's writ
ten to certain parties, which, if pub
hshed, would create sensation, and
offering to sell them for 81, 900. The
postal authorities are now working up
the case.
CHICAGO, April 9 Judge Moran, in
the Circuit Court this morning, granted
a temporary injunction restraining the
Socialists from erecting a building on
the lake front, in this city, under the
grant voted by the City Council. The
injunction was asked by owners OF
property facing the Lake Front Park,
on the theory that the city has TO
authority over the tract. The Socialists
have laid the foundation for large as
sembly building.
New YORK, April About $50
delegates from the various Irish organ
izations gathered in Germania Hall yes.
terday to meet Dr.. VIM. B. Wallace.
The committee appointed with view
to arrange for the reception OF ParneIl
and Wallace remained away, and the
assembled delegates organized meet
ing of their own. which was noisy and
angry. Ooe OF the members q denounced
Wallace and repud,ared Parueii's peace
policy. In great confusion the neetin :,
adjourned.
Correct.
DEsoTA, Mo-, April 9-Mack Mars
den, the leader Of a gang of cattle
thieves, who has made himself the ter
ror of the neighboring county within
the past two years, was overtaken Oh
the road near Victoria, three miles from
Desota. about dark last night by mob
OF thirty men and hanged to tree.