Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-02-28

NV YORK, Feb. pa recent issue
OF the Panama Star has the following
Tn, rumor is confirmed that Garcia
Calderon is treating in Chill with Alti-
mirino, and strong hopes are enter
tanned tba. an arrangement will be ar.
rived at which can subsequently, be
ratified by the Congress to be held at
Lima.
General Butteriield, now in Guate.
mala, recently paid Mr.. Schlessinger
81 ,26n, 900, being the balance due for the
purchase of the railroad from San Jose
to Escuin.la.
Barrios and his friends in Guatemala
are trying to establish a Confederation
of Central America. and are liable to
create serious trouble. Two Ministers
from Guatemala and Salvador are now
in Costa RIGA trying TO induce that re-
public to join them.
CHICAGO, Feb: IA mysterious
prisoner has been in the custody OF the
police since Saturday night. His place
OF confinement is unknown. The police
refuse any information. 1t is stated
that his name is Ferdinand Ibis. alias
Franz H. More. He claims to be from
Hanover, Germany, and a member of
the reserve corps of the army. He car
ries with him the seal of Hanover and
some official documents. The arrest
was made at the instance of {. l.. Nj.
coff, banker, who claims that his de-
frauded him out of $500 on fraudulent
Hanoverian securities It is alleged
that several others have been victimiZed.
New YORK, Feb. 21.--The meeting
Of the Informal Commissioners OF the
New York Petroleum Exchange and
Mining Exchange for the consolidation
of the two organ zitions remained in
session several hours While there is a.
preponderance of sentiment IN favor of
uni ting. there is much difference of de-
tails. By uniting they save the rent of
one set OF rooms ana the salaries Of
half its employees. while brokers ami
operators would have more to deal IN,
and consequently seats would he more
valuable.
Troy. n. Y, Fec. 2...-tiiss Mary
Daniels. who presented q claim fer
$4,000 damages agaius, the New
York Central railroad for Injuries re-
ceived in the Spuyten Duvvel disaster,
has compromised for $4,000, the
larees. sum ever paid by the company
for personal rjuries. y. b. Valentine,
of Bennington. Vermont, received
s., 900 for the death of his son, and
So 900 for the death OF Potter's young
bride, both killed ia the same disaster.
CLEVELAND, Feb. 27.-This morning
the greater portion of Myers, Osborn &
Co.'S stove works was burned. Incen-
diarism is suspected, because for months
the strikers whose places have been
filled bv non-union men have been
Loss on building, Slj,-
900; on stock, SIS 900 on machinery,
$4,000. Insurance, So GOO in thir- !
~ four companies.
strong 7'ain.
New YORK, Feb. -t,orringe re- +.
terates his charges n the most intense /
language. ana styles Secretary Chandler ,
as har and blsckguard aud john
Roach's lobbyist. 81 it Seems thai
Roach is at the bottom o. the scandal, .
as hA has been at the bottom Of two !
thirds of the worst scandals with which /
the American Navy has been cursed 4.
during the last twenty years.
WASHINGTON. Feb. Ex-senator
Davis, President PRO TEN. OF the Sen
ste, read the following to the Senate
;o.day: In view of possible exigencies
hat might affect the public services,
leem it proper to give notice Of my ia
ention to resign the office with which
he Senate has honored me, a. noon on
saturday, March 81. DAVID DAVIS
New YoRk. Feb. 27.-Caroline
5ernheimer, a widow, fell from sky
light directly upon a rapidly running
ip-saw in packing-box factory, and
vas Immediately cut III twain.
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