Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-06-28
TELEGRAPHIC.
KANSAS WHEELING In LINE
Burial Of Geo. Cassidy
in Reno Monday,
WILL STEWART HEAD THE
NEW PARTY?
Republicans Find a Chairman for
the National Committee.
Special to the APPEALl
Kansas for Free Coinage.

Topeka, Kas., June 27.-J. r.
! Detweiler, Pres of the Fourth Con
gressional District Of the Alliance,
and delegate to the Omaha Con-
yention, has written letter on be
half of a number of Kansas delegates
urging Alva Adams of South Pueblo,
Ex-Governor of Colorado, to become
a candidate for President on the
Peoples ticket rs a representative of
the free silyer ntiment, of the sill
yer States and The South. Since the
nomination Of Cleveland the Peoples
Party leaders have agreed to make a
united fight for the silver States,
With view Of throwing the election
into the House, believing that with
the aid of the Southern Congress
men, Silver Democrat can be chosen
President. Detweiler says Kansas
will go solid for Adams.
Ex-Governor Steel Of Oklahoma
is mentioned as candidate. but Lis
friends say his name viii not be men
toned until it is evident that G ST.
cannot be nominated. J. S. Homan,
manager Of Chases campaign, says
that Chase will be nominated on the
first ballot
\ meeting of the anti Chase lead
ers was held this afternoon, at which
1t was voted that Judge Elliott would
be the strongest man to unite upon,
but as there was aquestisn of wheth-
err he would accept, or whether the
Constitution does not forbid his can
didacy, being Supreme Judge, it
was decided to hold the matter III
allegiance for time.
Honors to Cassidy.
Reno June 27--The funeral of
Hon. Geo. Cassidy was held here this
afternoon from Trinity Church and
was attended by large concourse Of |
people.
The procession was headed by a
brass band and was nearly a mile
long The coffin was loaded with
flowers and the services were per-
formed by Rev. Van Deevhn. The
pail bearers were Frank Newlands,
G. G. Powning, John Dennis, NJ. D.
Foley, Editor Kelly Of the Journal,
G. c. Wallace, Sheriff Fellows of
Humboldt, Gov Bell, Chas. Sears,
J. S. Jackson of Eureka and Judge
Belknap.
Stewart and the Ticket.
Omaha, June FIT is reported
here that Senator Stewart of Nevada
will be offered the nomination Of the
Presidency on the ticket named at
Omaha. He told reporter at ;
that he would give no
answer until his own State called on {
him.
They Finally Found One.
Washington, June William
J. Campbell of Illinois has been
elected Chairman Of the Republican
National Committee.
Berry ALI Right. y
Washington, June 27.-All oppo-
ition to Collector Berry at San I
Diego has been withdrawn, and that 9
Gentleman will remain in his position.
Senator FELTON, says that the charges
'gainst berry were groundless, and i
ould not have caused his removal. !
Dying from a Blow. t
San Francisco, June q. Charles |
i. Dodge, plumber, is lying at his c
lone, in dying condition. He was c
INJURED by blow on the head from
heavy cane in the hands Of Glider
v. Chesley, proprietor of the Pug
'arber shop, SO Ellis street.
Can't Stop 1t. 9
Srn Francisco, June 27.-Colonel n
1ilton Barnes, the Government
gent, has just returned from Alaska, a
nd says the United States can never L
top seal poaching.