Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-09

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ton has been received in this city
to the effect that Zeiaya has issued
orders hat all Americans found in
the ranks Of the insurgents are to
be shot without trial. It is claimed
that this order was issued some time
ago and it is further stated that it
was under this order hat the two
Americans wfre executed.
WASHINGTON,-C w. Morse
loses his appeal to the Supreme Court
which refuses to grant the permission
OF review.
Morse, the former ice king, must
now serve fifteen wears at the Allan
ia penitentiary, the sentence impos-
ed by the circuit court for the alleg-
ed wrecking of the National Bank of
America
WASHINGTON,-T United States
Supreme Court has granted writ OF
certiOrari in the case of GOmpers
and others, convicted OF contempt of
court in the case growing out of the
Buck stove controversy.
The defendants were present.
Gompers afterward said: ITO say
the decision pleases me would be
putting it mildly. The granting of a
writ of certorari means the supreme
court will review the entire Buck
stove controversy on the merits of
the Injunction proceedings. 1t means
We'll get a decision on the question
of free speech and free press; if the
court decides against us, We'll Know
that in order to get the rights our
forefathers thought they had secured
for us, We must have new laws, and
probably amend the constitution it.
self"
T;e csae may be heard within sixty
days. 1t may be year before a
hearing is granted In the meantime
the defendants don't have to go to
Jail.
WASHINGTON.-W. G.. Calhoun,
Chicago attorney, has accepted the
post of Minister to China, and the
Chinese government has indicated its
satisfaction, according to an annouce-
met at the state department to-day.
WASHINGTON, - Having complet-
ed work upon his message. President
sional and other visitors. The mes
sage now in the hands of the pub
lie printer
Several visitors during the day
talked to the President about por-
tiOns of his message. Among these
were Representatives Douglas of
Ohio, and Austin of Tennessee. Both
men are deeply interested in the es-
tablishment of a bureau of mines and
mining, Douglas telling the President
that If there had been such a bureau
with up-to-da methods the horrible
disaster at Cherry. ILL.,, would probab-
ly been averted The President has
made a recommendation for such a
bureau.
Foreign countries Have reduced the
"A ~, ,nc
from four Or five per 1000 to less
than one in each 1000 miners, and it
is the duty of the United States to
do something for it's miners.
RENO.-A suit to recover $4,000
and interest on note from 1907,
given by Congressman Bartlett and
wife to secure a mortgage, was filed
i in the District Court at Reno last
week by the Scheeline Banking and
Trust Company. The foreclosure of
this mortgage on Reno realty, is now
asked.
WASHINGTON. The Nicaraguan
legation is here no more. Vans have
carried off the furniture and other
appurtenances of the house in O
Street, where President Zelaya's rep
resentatives once were domiciled
A For Rent" sign ornaments the
front lawn and drawn curtains add
an air of desolation to the caller, and
no servitor hastens to answer a ring
at the door bell
In addition it is gossip in Central
American circles that the Zelayan
government has not sent the mothlny