Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-04-07
The P0lyES.

SALT LAKE, April 5.-The prelimi
nary conference Of the Mormon Church
| opened this morning with the usual Ions
prayers for the kingdom of God, blu
| not word for the American Re
public. Taylor and Cannon addressed
| the brethren on the success OF tn.
church and its growth, and said it now
| embraced country of 1900 miles in
| extent. Cannon said he had heard
more good sense in the m. etings of the
! saints than he had in the halls of Con.
eress during his delegateship. Ia the
afternoon Apostle Snow preached the
order of Eaoch, and the necessity oil
saints owning property in common.
The regular conference opens tomorrow
morning. The city is crowded, and
special trains are swelling the throng.
This morning a man by the name If
Henry White was taken to ST. Mark s
Hospital, with three bullet wounds in
his body. He had trouble with man
named Steed. at Pennington, a short
distanc. north of the city. when Steed
follow ed and shot him. inf citing three
dangerous wounds. White made his
escape and reached Salt Lake this
morning, after being exposed in a Sc
we're storm last night. There Is a
woman at the bottom of the trouble.
The city is infested with thieves, VINO
have been on the line of the Denver &
RIO Graude all Winter. They are now
making Salt Lake their headquarters,
and their depredatious are numerous.
San Francisco News.
SAN Francisco, April st is stated
that the Hawaiian law prohibiting the
direct importation of Cinnamon from
Hongk eng to Honolulu has been re.
pealed, and preparations are being made
for Chinese heglrs from Asia t. the
Hawaiian Islands. The regular steamer
Oceanic on the next voyage " i'll go to
Honolulu direct from Honkong b. fore
reaching San Francisco, and will carry
nearly 1000 Chinese iahorers. Over
5000 have already contracted for pas
sage, and the ne1s five Gamers will
take them tn the islands.
Peter Mackie has brought suit against
the Omnibus Railroad Company TO re-
cover So 0O0 for alleged personal iniur
les received.
This evening at 5 clock J"nn W.
Lewis, District Attorney for Tehama
county, and son of the late Senator f
J. Lewis, was married to Miss Virginia
Lee Hardy. daughter of the late Judge
James II. Hardy.
NIAGARA FALLS, Ont., April 6
Heavy rains for the past thirty hours
caused food here, and Bridge street
was covered with water TO the depth of
two feet Several thousand dollars
damage has been done to goods in cell
lars and stores. Fifty feet of the
Canada Southern Railroad track were
washed away. Trains will not be able
TO run 10 Niagara till tomorrow.
WEST USIoY. W. Va, April G.
Barney Doya and his daughter were
last night by robbers. 1t was
known they kept considerable none,
IN the house. The second daughter
was beaten with y poker and left for
dead She recovered to-day and told
ne StDE OK iBc Cfl'sl''. u dU2Es TX Al pei
and mis- son were arrested and placed in
ILL.,
CHICAGO. April 6 - The United
States Sub-Treasurer at Chicago to-day
refused to exchange $4,000 gold GER
ifctte into smaller denominations. A
banker says he has 1t from |
he best authority that Secretary Fol- ,
ger is convinced he made mistake in
limiting the interchange to New York, !
md that he will soon arrange Tor like |
ABILITIES for Western hanks.
TOPEKA, Ks, April 6,-Iuformation
rom Empire City and Ga!ens, which
IRE only separated by an imaginary |
lie, is to the effect that there is no |
.batemene In the smallpox scourge !
here. Business is entirely suspended. |
The local authorities have exhausted |
ii the funds at their Command.
NEW YORK, April 6.-The trial of
ieorge w. Corkliug. Jr., for man
laughter in killing VIM. Fl. Haver-
tlck, has been adjourned until the
-psember term.
FORT CUSTER. April 6.-The death
announced of Lieutenant John A.
cate, of the Second Cavalry, yesterday
fter long illness.