Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-23
Farnell and the Land League

BUFFALO, March Thames Mooney.
| President of the American Land
League, said regarding Parnells ex-
! PLANTATION OF the state of atflirs in Ire
land Il regard it as most admir-
able, intelligent and comprehensive
statement. l think it perfectly sets
forth the situation, and is a complete
retutal of the charges against the Irish
party. He shows up the action OF the
| English press ust as it Is. 1t is the
hight of absurdIty to attribute every
accident and explosion to the Irish.
These things are happening continually.
but il is not the Irish party who are to
| he held accountable. 1t is not their
way of red.essing injury. There are
many revolutionists in England, as III
any other country, who would do these
things any way. | think an investiga,
ton will show the London explosion to
have been caused by gas or some other
academia, means. I cannot think the
! people who wou!d commit such an out
! rage would wait uutii time when they
must know that pretty much every one
was on. Of the building"
ID, you think the Land League il
| America will indorse Parnelfa posi-
! ton ::
Undoubtedly. | think | can say
! thag beyond q question they are in thor
| oush accord with his views. and have
the fullest confidence IL him.
When asked III regard to the alleged
assault on Lady Florence Dixie, Mr..
Mooney burst into loud laughter and
| said WHY, she IS simply lunatic
The whole family are cranks, and she
must have gone eff her base entirely.
Train Robbers Confess.
OZARK, Ark, March 2l.-The John,
son brothers, two OF the Little Rock and
Fort Smith train robbers, jailed here,
have confessed their crime. George
Johnson said the party was organized at
Mss. Hernes, but the plan was not en-
tire!y completed then, Int there was an
under staudlng that the train OF the lit
tie Rock aud Fort Smith Railroad was
to be ca p,ured and robbed, and they ad-
iourned to NEE. at Mulberry, where
plan of operations was formed III the
woods near town. The intention was
no: to kill any one except in self-de-
tense, and TO avoid bloodshei unless alb
so,utrlv necessary. James Hernd0n,
VITO was captured this morning near
Huntsville, Madison county, tired the
she's that killed Conductor Game
Hern,,on went to Mcdonald, one OF the
gang, TO stop the shootinF, but Nc
Donald shot At him. supposIag he was
passenger, when James shot Mcdonald
in the face. The original pan was to
capture Game and rob the passengers.
j Johnson is an ex Federal soldier. and
now drawing a government pension.
Won't Pay His Faxes.
BosTos, March 2l-The yomnol has
the following special. which it hesita.es
about publishing : Hon. Bradley Bar
low, of st. Albap-, Vermont, President
of the Vermont National Bank, Presi-
dent Of the National Car Company,
member Of the Forty.sixth Congress,
and a very wealthy and prominent citi-
zen. shakes American dust from his
feet because he does not want to pay
his taxes under the Vermont law,
which is very stringent. Barlow re.
turned sworn schedule OF his property
and debts last year. ana was taxed 90
only about $40, coo worth OF real estate.
This year he refused TO make out any
list. The assessors appraised the prop
erty at 500, $50, and assessed the tax
on double the value. as the law directs.
3 .rlow refuses to pay on the ground
that the law IS unconstitutional. His
rea, estate has been levied upon, and
fierce litigation will follow. Mean
while, he has become resident OF
Moutrea
Home. Sweet Home"
NEW York, March 22.-Arrange.
men,s have been perfected for the re-
ception of the remains of John Howard
Payne. The body will lie in STATE in
the Governors room at the City Hall
to. day ami tomorrow. The hall is
draped in mourning. the b,iy will be
placed in ca.aiaI9ue 50 that visitors
may readily view IL as they pass through
the room. On Saturday the remains
will be taken to Washington on
special car furnished by the Pennsylva-
MIA Railroad and delivered to the au-
thoriiies of Oak Hill Cemetery, to be
held until the IA of June, the ninety
FIRST anniversary Of the poets birth,
when the final funeral ceremonies will
take place.
ST. LOUIS, March 22.-At Butler,
Bates county, this State, Tuesday
right, Sumner c. Halcomb, en- attorney,
shot night-watchman John A!eshire
while under the influence of liquor.
Alesbire died last evaning. leaving a
vile and five children. Holcomb be.
longs to one of the best families in the
country. but for years has been a terror
when intoxicated. He is in Jail.
CHICAGO, March 23TIt is stated
thatApollo Commandery, Knights Tenn
plar, have decided not to attend the
sriennial conclave, but instead will
take a European tour, chartering an
ocean steamer and visiting London,
Paris and Brrlir. There viii be 2O0
IN tie party.