Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-04-12

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has the following: About two weeks
| ago Hon. Lionel Sackville West, the
British Minister, was visited by Zell
Hoover, q well-known character in po-
lice circles Of this city, and informed
| that his residence was about to be
| blown to atoms. Glow - inquired
| Hon. Mr.. West.
Why" said Hoover, ''there is in
this city large representation OF Irish
dynamiters, and they are now fixing, if
they have not already planted, dyna.
mite around your house. l know
whereof speak. l can tind out all
about il"
80 l would be very much pleased if
Won would assist me in finding OUT all
about the matter" said West.
/. will cost money to do it, said
Hoover.
"H"w much -
Give hundred dollars. l will have
to employ help
This seemed to satisfy West and be
| paid the money then and there. Hoover
left AMI employed two ex-detectives to
assist him IN finding the dynamltsrs
who were preparing to blow the repre-
sentative of Great Britain out of ex-
lstence. The employment OF the ex-
detectives, of course, was mere blind
on the part OF Hoover, who had pnt the
game up to rob Wesr. The TWO ex-de-
tectives, armed with letter from
Mayor Morgan, called on West and
learned that he had paid to Hoover
quite sum Of money for his services in
preventing his reside, ce and his family
from being blown to kingdom come by
the dynanli,ers. Fhe ex-detectiqes
told West that, in their opinion, he had
been gulIed, that their was no truth in
the report at all, and that Hoover had
been playing similar swindles on people
In this city for wears. The Munster
inquired what he could do with Hoover,
and found that he could probably have
him arrested and taken before Judge
Snel', but it would b. very hard TO con
Wet him of any ,ifepse, whereupon
Hon. Lionel Sackviile West concluded
to let the matter drop AMI his money
so.
Gale at sea
HALIFAX, April l1-The steamer
Nothinghill, from New York April
for London, put in here after terrible
experience at sea. On Tuesday evening
after sailing gale began, hich ragged !
throus hout the night, becoming a cy- |
clone on Wednesday morning, when the |
ship was thrown on her beam ends. |
During the two days following I hurrI- /
cane prevailed. The mlzzen boom was
tora away ard dashed against the sky
which the glass and boom fell, seriously
In juring the three engineers. All the
doors If the deck houses were burst
o pen. the rooms Quilted, the galley
wrecked and great part Of the ships
provisions carried away. The steel
bu!warks were swept inrn the sea. TIE
S 7sncheons were torn from their ftsten-
ings as II these were merely sea fJlding. |
The seas drowned the fires and threat
ened to overwheim the ship. .F0r IS
hours the ship was GA her beam ends,
and her humps were choked. The men
we're pit b. hug, but were only able to
KEEP u g w.54r from gsining. The I've
stock in Ler nold were swimming about
all this tim and, having no fodder, on
Friday morning the men Went In a body
TO Captain Bennett and &c handed to BE-
taken into port or have the chip abau-
1uned, Compliance with the demand
was impossible, the water in the engine
Dom preventing fires. aud only two
ooats being Left. Ga Friday night the
- Gather moderated. Ga Saturday the
torn subsidized. and, the snip being
ight, the water was quickly reduced
md steam raised, and as soon as the
mp was got under way she righted.
There were lost thirty-four builocks and
our sheep There were 1874 head Of
attic aud 1919 sheep on board. About
% tons OF cargo were washed over
BOARD.
The ParnelI WransEe.
NEW YORK, April l0-The wrangle
'ver the Parnen reception is becoming
,eneral among the Irish leaders and So
ieties. Yesterday the dynamite factions
epudiated Parnelt's principles, but
hey appear determined to take part in
he reception. At the recent meeting
of the Parn ell Reception Committee Of
fifteen it was Dc cided to Increase the
committee to thirty, choosing new men,
pers from the representative Irlshmen
sho are not lembers of any 1rieh or.
,au;Zallon. 1t was also decided to
moose committee of fifteen to enter.