Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-05-01
TELEGRAPHIC JOTS.

TELEGRAPHIC JOTS.
Jules Goupil, the Parisian painter
is dead.
-. The trial of "Skin the Goat
began in Dublin this morning.
=. General Diaz and party starte
yesterday from New Olleans for Yer
Cruz
-. In New York yesterday about
hundred liquor dealers were arreste'
for violating the Excise law.
The Gar and Grand Duke Con
stantine, uncle of his Majesty, hav,
become complete ly reconc,led through
the media tion of the Princess Dol 90
rouky.
-. 1t is now considered improbable
that the attack of the North German
Gazette upon the American Minister in
wolves his resignation. Sargent has had
little direct intercourse with Bismarck
since his arrival.
-. A construction train on the Texas
& Pacific ran into a steer to-day, near
Fcrt Worth, Texas. throwing two cars
from the track, and k ling the engin.
eer, brakeman and workman.
49,. The Malagassy ENJOYS in Berlin
have asked the prot .ction of Germany
against the French.
-. .Advices from Vera Cruz say the
yellow fever has broken out. Several
cases OF black vomil are reported.
AT Pottsville, Pa, last Saturday
night, during the hurdle race in Fore
pargh's circus, Mrs. Cooks horse fell,
and she is thought to be fatally injured.
80. Mrs. Adaline Dubois Russell
died on April oath, aged y, at the res
idence of her son-in-law. Major General
Winfield Hancock, at Govsrno, Island.
... "A St. Louis dispatch from Prof.
a. F. Bandolier t. his family 1T High
land, H., says he is safe and well at
Fort Apache, Arizona, and that the re-
port Of his caI ture by Indians is IN
true.
-. The Inmsn st eamship Company,
discouraged by their great losses during
Inc last tour mouths. want to sell such
Of their steamers as remain siloat. B. th
the Guion and the Anchor lines are
said to be negotiating for them.
-. Within three hours after the res
gnation of Genera! Raum, as Commits
Iioner of Internal Revenue, was &C.
;epted, six applications were received |
~ the President from ex-members of |
congress for the position.
-. In a religious riot st Por. Said
,etween Greeks and Arabs several per.
ons we're killed and many wounded,
including number of police. British
roops and sailors, with gatling guns,
the Greek church to pro-
ect it. The Greek Consul took refuge
u a gunboat.
The damage by the cyclone at
is no." estimated at $780,
DO. A singular fact in connection
18th the cyclone may even now be men
oned. There We're about forty persons
Jewish extraction IL BesuIegard at
le time Of the cyclone. All of them
ere picked out of the debris and net
ne was seriously injured.
On the night of April 2Stb, as the
Ok E-DOUNu NdSnVlile anu CnAtS- |
ooga train was nearing Anderson, As
liles below this city, and running at
,e rat. of S5 miles an hour, James
[awkins, passenger, suddenly arose
I'd shot Bob Reeves through the heart.
awkins then jumped from the train,
Id it is Thought his neck was broken.
9th were from Dechert. Tennessee.
=. In the suit of Cornel lius Brinker-
of against his former wife, Sarah Z.
erry, for the recovery of mis- property,
'lued at Sis, 900, which he has CON
:yed to her while drunk, and under .
e impression that '.e was executing a
ust deed, and in ,snioh the jury found
verdict in his favor, the Supreme
,uIt has granted an order requiring
e defendant t, show cause why a re-
iver should not be appointed, and has
anted an injunction restraining her
om interfering with or disposing of
e property pending final action.