Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-02-22
GENERAL us.

LONDON, Fef.S Il The DEBATE %
Gorst's amendments to the address i
reply to the speech from the throne, de
claring that in view of the confession {
Irish as,assins no further concession
should be made to law ess agitation, wa
resumed in the Commons to-day. 81
Herbert Maxwell. Conservative, ap
pealed TO the Irish party to expiai'
their attitude in regard to the conspir
acv disclosures.
O'Brien. member for Mallow and
editor OF Uniteoi Ireian'l. said he was
asked by the Trinity Ward burgesses
to attend meeting to support the cleo
ton of Carey to the Town Council.
He replied ne had no vote in that
ward. but if he had he would be glad
to exert his influence in favor Of Carey.
whom he met for the first time three
| weeks after the election had been held.
| He said If The same circumstances az ose
tomorrow he would do what he had
done before.
O'Brien argued that crime in Irelan d
was distinctly traceable to evictions
AMI 'yrannical administration of the
law by Dublin Castle officials. HIS
speech was most violent. Ii was
cheered by few Paraelli.es. The
! others remained silent.
WAsHISGroS, Feb. 2I.---The Presi-
dent sent to the Senate yesterday the
names Of tpe new Civil Service Rfnrm
Commission anpointed under the Pen.
deton tlll. The name Of Dormer Il.
Eaton of New York heads the list. The
8, cond Republican member OF the Com
mission is j, NJ. Gregory of Illinois,
who is President of the Ilhnoi. Acrj.
cultural College. man OF liberal edu-
cation and Il contributor on agricultural
and tariff topics to the periodicals of the
press. The third member is Jndge L.
d. Thomas of Youngstown, Oaio, a
young man not quite 40, who has held
office "a Probate Judge in the county IN
which he resides and has long been
identified with politics.
CHARLESTON, 5 c., Feb. 81 The
steamship Moro Castle, of the Clyde
line, running betw cen New York and
Charleston, was totally destroyed by
fire early this morning. The officers
and crew had only time to escape with
what clothing they happened to have on.
The MORO Castle was to have sailed to-
day tor New York, and had received
one. half of her cargo, consisting of co.,
ton, naval stores, etc.
CHICAGO, Feb 2l.-William Handy
aud James Rafferty, encountered John
Ladusky. boy aged IA, in the Union
Stock Yards. Handy and Rafferty,
asked Laiusky for drink Of beer,
which the latter YVES carrying in pail.
The father OF Lndusay appeared, and
during an alteration which followed,
the elder Ladusky stabbed Handy
twice, from the effects of which he died
ia 10 miruses.
WAsRlNGToN, Fob. 2l.-C. 2. Hunt
ngton, of the Southern Pacific Rail
road, came here from New Y ork yester-
day morning, and is getting very
anxious about the passage OF his bill
which provides for the Consolidation of
the different lines which form the
Southern Pacific Company from the Pa
,ific ocean to Vermiliionville.
San ANTONIO, Texas, Feb. 2l.-Ths
recent blizzard caused heavy losses in
,attle in the country south and south.
vest. II also caused losses of sheep ia
everal counties OF fully ten per cent.
Many lambs were lost, as the ewes We're
very weak and furnished but little
Stockmen think many
more animals will die from weakness
md cold.
DUBL'S, Feb. 2l.---The disclosures Of
he informers will enable the police to
eize other persons connected with the
rime. Joseph Smith, who pointed cut
Surke to the assassins, was closer to the
nu.derers than Carey, and can give
ven more direct evidence at the trial.
HoNGEoSG, Feb. ol-The United
,tates steamer Ashueiet has been lost.
Iii the officers were saved. but eleven
{ the crew were drowned. The Ashue.
It was an iron paddle vessel, carried
X guns, and was 7GS tons burthen.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 2I.--Frank +.
Loft, a well. known lawyer of this city,
as been missing since January %. IL
stated that he is short 3d. 900 on
elections for capitalists of the West
hester Pacific.
sing SING, y. V, Feb. 2l.--Eighty
en- in the shoe-shop refused TO wort,
nd were locked up. Forty-two locked
0 Monday are still in. More trouble
anticipated.