Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-07-18
TELEGRAPHIC.
nc President e Carp Dat.

ton special says: Although there
are very contradictory reports ~ to
the Presidents purpose, there is no
possible doubt that he will make .
visit to the Yellowstone. He 10 re-
ported - having said to . friend
that he had abandoned his Newport
and his sea bass fishing for this
year, and intended to have good
time in Yellowstone. II have had, "
said the President. enough of
what is called society in Winter at
Washington. I want to get hun
dred miles away from the nearest
politician, where I can take rest in
my own way, and be relieved from
the social and political pressure
that is 80 hard to avoid. Then, l
have never seen the section Of coun
try we are going to nor do l know
anything of the people who are
pioneers of civilization, and keep
on its outermost wave. l will have
an opportunity to practically study
the Indian question, which I have
wished to do ever since I have been
in office. General Sheridan has
selected the best guides and scouts
to 60 with rs on the trip, and we
will see parts of the country which
have hitherto been almost unknown
to the white man. As to spice of
danger that there may be, that only
adds to tho interest of the journey.
I shall rough it just as the rest do.
Live and sleep in the open air, wear
out my old hunting suit, and for
the first time in my life become y
savage. Such a trip would be
worth more to me in instruction
and health than twenty seasons in
Newport or Saratoga would be. I
shall also try and spend week at
Lake Tahoe, California.
WHERE THE CABINET CAN BE FOUND
NEXT MONTH.
Attorney General Brewster ex-
poets to spend the rest of July and
August at Newport. Secretary
Frelinghuysen will spend the Sum-
mer at Newport, Secretary Lincoln
will spend August in the Yellow
stone country with the President,
Secretary Folger intends to be at
his home in New York, Postmaster
General Gresham will be absent
from Washington in August, Sec
rotary Teller has planned to spend
August in Colorado, and Mr.. Chan
dler's intentions are not known, for
be may not then be Cabinet officer
but there is every prospect that the
entire Administration will be alb
sent from Washington during
August, and the Government will
be run by assistant Secretaries. The
anxiety of the President at being
absent for SO long a time from tel
egraphie communication has been
relieved by an arrangement which
will furnish daily line of couriers
from wherever the Presidential
party goes to the nearest telegraph
station, SO that the President will
be in daily communication with the
Executive Office, as we'll as he could
be on a fishing excursion.
serious Charge Against . Priest
CHICAGO, July 14.-John Hart
man, furniture dealer of Ottawa.
ILL.,, has brought suit for $50, 900
damages for seduction against Rev.
J. c. HUH, pastor of the Catholic
In October, 1882, Hart
nan married Caroline Sherman,
he housekeeper of Father HUH.
Soon after the marriage, the hus-.
bands suspicious that all was not
light were aroused. In March the
priest left his charge in Somouk,
ILL.,, on the ground of ill-health.
he returned, however, in q few
weeks. Gossip soon began to talk
md strange suspicious were
At last, it is said, the
wife confessed to q criminal init
macy with the reverend gentleman
hat had continued before and after
Ter marriage. Mrs. Hartman is
bout to give birth to . child, of
which HUH, she alleges, is the
ather.
A Foolhardy Feat.
NEW YORK. July 17.-Captain
Webb, who proposes to go over
Niagara Falls next Saturday. says
le will make the attempt in q rub
yer bali four and one-half feet in
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