Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-05-05
walsh and sheridan.

NKw YORK, May 4-W.l.h and
Sheridan were interviewed yesterday.
John Walsh said he was not guilty 81
any connection with the Phenix Park
murders. If he could have had fai.
trial he never would have left England.
Walsh woull not care if they would
only bring the informers over to this
country aud try rem here by an Amer
lean Judge and jury. He claim, that
he can procure the most convincing
evidence that he was in . small village
in E ,eland at tho time of the Dublin
tragedy.
Sheridan said he regarded the muir
der Of Cavsndish and Burke as a poli'i.
cal off.nse. Trevellyan had admit d
It t, be one. No person ought t" be
extradited from this country for p"litl'
cal offences. II anawer to the question,
Sheridan said he would tell at the
proper t me where he was on the day
Of the Paenix Park tragedy.
ALEXANDER suLL1vAN's OPINION.
CHICAGO, NAY A.-A'exand-r Sa'i.
van, President of the Irish National
League Of America, does not think tn t
anv action in regard {, the ext addition
of Walsh, Sheridan and lyman would
come within the province of the League.
Private sources would furnish VIII t.
ever money is necessary to aid them III
defending themselves. The govern
ment Of the United States should not
surrender them Oh the evidence OF in
formers who confess themselves PERU
rers AMI assassins.
Can't Trust the Bench.
WASHINGTON, May At IS stat d
to-day That the suit lked about by
Secr.t.ry Teller will not be pushed
against the Union Pacific railroad. The
Secretary will try to setll' the account
by the appearance of beiligerency, but
will not press it to hearing before the
be because it has beer s>cereained that
the Court, as nov constituted, IS against
the Thurman Law, and il the question
shout be raised again would stand five
70 four in favor OF the railroads.
The last time the 4aest"n was
raised it stood fouI TO three on t.
side of the government, but the Atr
appointments have changed is Com
ulexiou. The result of decision al
verse to the government would be t.
return to the subsidy roads all that hal
been paid under the Thurman law and
give t,-m the use of the money
1862, when it is due under the
Subsidy Act.
General Crook.
WASHINGTON, May Tine fol wing
telegram WAS received his morning a.
army headquarters from General Crook
dated San Bernardino Springs, A. I:
Dispatch of 2st instant from Gen
er.l Sherman received. IL Is II my
inten ion TO violate any Convention b.
tween the ivy" government. MY gr'at
object III Wis ting 8 mora and Chihua
hua was to arrange for c. 'pcraI:Dn.
and, in case my troops followed the
hostl 8 into M-xic", to see # l cou'd
30. S, cure lib raj Interpretation Of
he terms of the sgceelnenti il Regard
he time co,l he allowed T., remain
tlere My intention is to ST fro'"
mere tpmorro~ morning in pursuit "'
the sayases, in sccndtrcs with she
treaty. GEORGE ROCK
BrlgadIer G ne,;l'
CHICAGO. My 2-The Tr:bane's
Washington spec al Of My 1t says:
Seer, try ,lgtr to-day denied that hi
Attentions had been caleb to report
ant BRUSH utterauces If the VIII
sno~nJ ONE .gher Condor, now IL
the employ Of the Treasury D part
ment Mr.. F"lger charac,' ED the
report that tbs Bri,i-h Mni t hal
made 'mpia'nt op this suhject AS all.
sura. "Mr. G .ndor," said he. '',as
perfect right TO freed"m Of .peech, III.
same as any other t I'm, a. d the TACT
that ne Is q government empl"ye do--
not make it IL. cessary that he sh uld oe
interfered with IN this respec5.
WASHINGTON, May 4.-Bliss began
the fifth day Of his address to The jury
in the Ssar-route trial this morning l."
speaking of s. w. Dorsey he a srrt al
that the proof was conclu-ive that D r.
sey had engaged in the mail bushes,
while member Of the 8 nate, AID
that the whole scheme originated lii
lis fer, /. BRAIN. When he had spen,
..l much money as he could afford.
Va was taken in to furnish further
i n