Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-08-05
THE MODERN SODOM.
FUMES FROM THE PUTRID
SCANDALS OF LONDON.

SCANDALS Ut LONDON.
The Devil DOns the Livery 9th
Church,
New YORK, August 9Th
Suns cablegram from London o
August LIST says: The atmospher
Of Parliament is fetid with scandal
Shocking charges are freely brough
against young and old. Politicians
needless Of debate are discussin,
only the latest scandals. 1t seem
as though the Pail Mall Gazette
exposures would create, in addition
to moral revolt, a political cam
paign of personal scandals,
The revelations of the Pail Nal
Gazette and the subsequent, agi
tatlon by that paper of the necess.
ity for suppressing the evils dis.
covered have fairly convulsed the
country. Immense meetings con-
tinue to be held daily throughout
England, and the Wesleyan Con-
ference at its session yesterday I'M
animously passed resolutions of
thanks to the Gazette for the thor
ough manner in which it had per-
formed it's good work. Similar re-
solutions are adopted almost daily
by bodies representing all sects and
creeds. A meeting was held in
Cannon street last night to appoint
committees and perfect arrange
ments for huge demonstration in
Hyde Park, to take place in about
a fortnight Among those present
was William Stead, editor of the
Gazette. Stead was introduced by
the Chairman and cheered for fully
five minutes before he was able to
make himself heard, When partial
quiet was restored, Stead made a
stirring speech occupying about half
an hour. Among other things he
said it was the duty of every man
and woman to calmly consider the
iniquitous state of affairs which ex-
listed, and then to utter one loud
Damn No one could read the
account of the disclosures without
restoring to that word to give vent
to his feelings, and any person who
did not express his condemnation
should himself be damned. The
cheers which followed this utter
ance were deafening, men and
woman vieing with each other in |
augmenting the din, and when the |
men were compelled by hoarseness
to cease yelling, the women still !
lifted their voices in approval of
The sentiments of the speaker.
COwELED scoUNDREL.
The name of the Catholic priest
'ecently arrested at Leghorn for
.nticing young girls to ruin by
means of a pretended orphanage in
Bruzza. He called his institution
he Asylum of San Filippo de
9ieri. and apparently repentent
were enrolled as sisters
n the service of the house. When
he police entered the place by
breaking in the doors, they found
wenty little girls in captivity. One
# them was about to become a
mother. The bogus Sisters of
Jharity secured clients and also
made victems while going about
he city soliciting aims. The chief
'atrons of the place were rich Jews.
father Bruzza, who is now in cell
n the municipal prison, vigorously
enies the charge, but the evidence
gainst him is overwhelming. The
Iother Superior of the institution
ed from the city, but was subse-
uently arrested, and many other
rrests are expected. Monsignor
'isani, Bishop of Leghorn, was
realty affected and burst into
ears on hearing the charge and the
roofs against Father Buzza.
DILKEs DILEMMA.
The Times cablegram from Lon
on says: Fortunately for Sir
harles Dixie, a sensational diver
ion in politics has led public at
ention away from the details of the
,andal in which he became in
olved, and which threatened few
avs ago to become the grand topic
gossip. Ordinarily the affair :
would never have been
card Of outside of the smoking
of clubs, but the Pail Mall
azette episode has given a prurient