Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-21

CHICAGO, March l9.-Exhib Is for
the National Exposition of railroad ap-
pliances, which opens here March "a,
are being received in large numbers.
Secretary Talbot. to-day received a
cablegraIn from Lon,op, stating that
the old engine r. ,cker," buil5 by
George Stephenson, and the first loco
motive ever run upon q r.isroad, has
been secured. 1t Is now among the Gu
riosities OF the South kensington Mu-
scum. The Exposition will have four
of the oldest engines in existence. The
other three include Que from En- gIaud =,
one from Nova Scotia. built by Ssephei .
son, and one owned by the Baltimore
and Ohio road.
New YORK, March 20-The Tribune
says Joseph Parker, Jr, assignee of
Gilbert L. Crowell, whose defalca.ions
caused much surprise a short time ago,
has returned from Park City. Utah,
whittier be went 10 look after the inter-
ests of Crowell's creditors in the En-
pire mine. His report is much more
cheerful than was deemed possible at
the time Of Croweli's failure. He says
that the mine is in good condition and
believes it can be work ed at Or, Ii.
The floating debt ia small and it IL pos
sib'e that the mine will be placed in the
hands of persons poss, ssing the capital
needfui to develop it.
NEW YORK, March l9.-At christ
ening 10 the Italian quarter last night
quarrel arose and rszors and knives
were used. When the police arrived
Frank Alberto was found with his head
hanging to the body by silver of flesh.
Antonio ana Feliclo Amon were arrest
ed as the murderers. They were COW
cred with blood, but had no knives.
One had ten kulfe thrusts on him. aud
the other two. They deny killing A.
bsrto, who, they say, attacked and
wounded them.
WAsH1NGroN, March 10 The re-
turn TO the Treasury by Representative
Flower, Of New York, Of 500, said to
be over-paYment on acc unit IF his
salary. is not generally understood. 1t
was not an over-pa, rn"nt according to
the general construction of the law.
but Flower chose to cunstrue the law
to mean that ne is not entitled to paw
when absent on leave on account of
sickness II some other less conscieE.
tious members were to follow the same
rule they would have TO return most oI
their Sc laries.
New YoRE, March 20 The HeraId
to-day gives the details OF the difficulty
between Washington $ ,ligman, son of
the well-known barker. and Baron
Bieechrroler. son of Berlin banker.
about lady at the Purim mask btil
recently. It is believed that ti.e mat.
ter has been settled. bat the pertici-
pants Will not Be interviewed.
New 1oEU, March 10 Clara Louise
Kellogg sailed on the Germ.nia yester-
day. She SAID she dil nos know
whether me would retire from the
stage nn her return or not. Cent
voices asked Questions about the report
that size was soon To becona q bride.
She LOOK "a at Ter flowers and mad. no
reply.
4 Brutal Murder.
G0wRIE, Iowa, March 3O-Toe wife
of James Hylani, living few miles
from this place, was found dead in bed
to-day, aud evidences OF murder from
choking and kicking were found. she
aud her husband had separated, and he
has been arrested for the murder.
Hyl,nd accuses a neighbor nam d ZJLe
Of the deed.
AUSTIN, Tex4~, March - Max
Thompson, a young train rob5er, who
assisted IN robbing train here a few
weeks ago, was captured and jailed TO-
day. Al four of the young rascals are
now in, jall. The youngest is IL and
the Oldest only l6 years,