Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-05-30
The P0pe's Break.

NKw York. May Ca cable special
t, the San from London says: The
occurrence az the week in lrsland, the
enthusiastic reception os Archbishop
Cruke on hi. seturn from Rome aad the
general puti'c expression Of opinion,
show thai the Pope's circular has com.
plet ,ly failed and that the Catholics
firmly but respectfully decline to be
dictated to politically by the Holy See.
Ia Eaelsnd there has sprung up a
strong fe>ling of resentment at the at.
sAmlt Of the government tn nse the
Vatican as politica! agency in Ireland.
The circular Is easily O. fe4tt d OF effect
by the tactics OF thu Nationalist Lad.
ers, who boldly at.rlhnts il t, the ma
Carnations of a miserable clique of pau
per landlords WHO infest Rome and who
are aided by English agents Ike Nr
Ercinston. This opinion finds real
echo IN Enslind AID in the House of
Commons, whore tbs government nas
fired badly on the whole question.
Lord GranyiIie's rsl3 tens with Err'ng
ton appear in very bad light, aud it IS
openly oh urged chat the ey9sn Sc or Er-
rington's mission is borne by the secr,t
service fund.
THE GOVERNMENT EMBARRASSED.
Embarrassment and disasters mutt
ply about tine government. Tie Con-
s.rvatives grow holder aud b. Her. ana
on Tuesday or Wednesday MIR. Glad
st me will call his adherents to.stfker
and submit a plan of action whereby to
resuscitate working majority to
transact business during the remainder
Of the sessioa. It is hopeless to count
on the Irish members, but Liberals
like John Morley are calling loudly on
them to beware how they entapgle
themselves with Lord Randolph Chur-
chill and his foil ,wers. A statement OF
Trevelyn's in the House on Thursday
is thought to foreshadow the early re-
lease OF DAvitt. HsaIy add Qainn.
TIKI QUEENS HEALTH.
The Queen 1T last Friday night for
Scotland. Various rumors OF a dis
quieting natnra are circulated Of her
Maiesty's health. 1t ,s stated that her
fits of depression continue and that the
alarm of the royal family is serious.
However slight the foundation for those
reports may De. they havei created I'M
easiness among her subjects, who recall
the circumstances under which the
reign Of her grandfather ended.
ENGLISH FEELING AGAINST FRANCE.
Eveot, continue TO increass the ten
sion OF feeling bstwson England and
Francs. Admira! Pierre's wanson bonn
bardment Of Majunga aud the destruc-
ton Of the Hova forts in Sackalva Ter
rit,ry, and the proclaim alton of French
protect rate of that tribe, are regarded
as equivalent to annexation and are TO-
tally disapproved. Nobody proposes to
interfere, but England's neutrality is
like ly to prove benevolent towards :he
rightful ruler of Madagascar. The
English read without interest the re-
port that the American Minister at
Paris is demonstrating wit the French
government.
Cyclones.
INDIANAPOLIS, May 29.--Ye>t=rdsy
evening cyclone struck the town Of
Elinburg, Indians, following heavy
rain and wind storm. it lasted Tor ten
minutes with great viol enca, taking the
spire from the Methodist church and
throwing it upon the parsonage, crash
log through the reef TO the ground.
South Of town a grove of timber was
demolished, and four miles south, the
farm # B. Deming caught the fury of
the st ,rm. Demins's son was killed
and farm hand fatally injured.
TERRE HAUTE, May % "A tornado
swept by Clay CITY at 5 o'cl,ck yester-
day ait .rnoon. The exsremlties were a
mile apart Clay City, which was in
the ceEter, escaped with slight damage,
BAT at Meals mill, near the town, a
house was swept away aud six persons
killed. The bridge across the river was
Destroyed and havoc PLAYED generally
on the other side OF the tile settlement.
Five persons were killed, a heuse bl,wn
t, pieces and twelve persons injured.