Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-09

not wholly spent its force, Judging
from the results OF some IF the local
elections in this State yesterday. In
Utica the Democratic candidate for
Mayor was elected by an increased
vote, the Oneida County Board OF
Supervisors is Democratic by fifteen
majority, and last year it was Republi-
can by two majority. In Rochester the
Democrats elect the Mayor and hold
their own in the Board Of Supervisors.
In Erie county the Democrats have
gained five towns and the Republicans
three-a net gain Of two for the former
In Columbia county fourteen Demo-
cratic and seven Republican Super
visors are chosen. Last year there
| were eleven Democrats and eleven Re-
publicans. Upon the whole, to the
results OF these local elections must be
| added many other signs that the Re-
publican party will scarcely recover its
lest ground by a mere reaction. to
which some of its leaders have been
trusting.
Another Train Robbery rrustI ted
LITTLE Rock, March Sat half-past
s tonight the east-bound passenger
train on the Little Rock & Fort Smith
Railroad was boarded by 20 men two
miles west of Mulberry station. Craw-
ford county, l4O miles from Little Rock.
! They told the passengers to throw up
| their hands and began firing pistols.
Conductor John Caive was in the rear
| and was fatally shot. The robbers
| rushed for the engine. but before they
reached it engineer Rogers pulled our
! and prevented the robbery. Brakeman
Lester was also shot during the firing.
The robbers jumped off after the train
was in motion. superintendent HAS
ton offered 5000 reward for the cap
tare OF the robbers.
New YORK, March Sc. 5. Beran.
OF the London Tins staff, and an
English gentleman, wbo is agent for
some British capitalists. arr:ye,! on the
Baltic yesterday. en- r,u'e - New
Mexico, Arizona ami CaliforDia, seek
log mining, land and stoGk.raising ia
vestments. They go by the Southern
Pacific, returning here in about three
months. The opening OF railroads into
the Southern Territories, they say, has
stimulated interest in that region
among English companies, aad capitalists
are seeking investment.
New YORK, March "A Washington
special says: Senator Don Cameron
starts to-day for Charleston, 5. c.. &C
cosnpanied by Surgeon General Wales
in poor health for several mouths. He
is suffering from tistula. Wales states
that there is but very httIe hope fc~ his
recovery. The doctors have been baf-
fled Ia checking the disease, as Cam
eron, during bis paSoNysms Of pain,
will drink champagne Co dea zen the
pain. which aG"ravates the disease.
His friends d. not expect he viii ever
be abe TO resume his duties i. cA- Sen
ate.
81. LOUIS, March S -tftvernor Crit
tenden has pardoned Clarence Hiae, .
HOttii HSiLDtt VI bic odd4eo E-anS,
who pleaded guilty to a train robbery !
in Feb. 1882, and was sentenced to p
years imprisonment. The pardon was (
Issued on the recommendation of tie I
peDitentiary physician and guard in /
>pectors. H;re is In the last stage OF |
consumption. He has started for his !
fathers home IN Logan county, Ky. !
There is some speculation as to the ef- |
feet OF Hite's pardon upon Frank
JaInes's prospects. Il is believed if he
went on the witness stand or made
del osition he could send James TO the
penltentiarv.
PHILADELPHIA, March Sine body
of J. II. Seybert was cremated today.
Deceased was known FOR his great
lioeraiity to charities, being wealthy.
Early in 1875 he made proposition to
the Town Council to construct . town
cloci, and bell for Independence Hall.
His offer was accepted and fulfilled at
cost OF $40, 900 The bell was first
rung at the ushering i'll OF the C-n' en-.
NAL anniversary at midnight. The bell
proved unsatisfactory In tone, and, in
1876. Mr.. Ssyber5 had it
taken down and recsst and ,placed, and
in March, 1877, it was found to be- very
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March s.-Two
breaks in the levee OF .he east bank Of
the river occurred on Monday night al
mill, below Friar point, and
one at Rob,rd's, 81 miles below Fraser
point. Saturdays break is the most
serious. l. is about 200 yards
wide. The water is rushing through it
with great velocity. These are the first
breaks reported from the second Miss
ssippi levee districts. The farm of
Col. Ell. Richardson, near Roba rd's.
will be overhowed and the water will
ind its way through the break into the
I aZoo river.
New YORK, March s. The He,wM
says: II the great storm predicted by
is to arrive on time. we ebal
eel tainly hear to-day of its forerunuer
wave striking the Pacific coast. He
promised that this storm should first be
;elt in the Northern Pacific, aud whirled
along in an atmosphere reeking with
favorable to it's expansion.
Such cyclone will raise immense
oceans Of swell several feet high, the