Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-17
NEW DEVELOPMENT IN THE MUL
LER CASE
ALBEIT MULLER WILL RETURN TO CARSON.

The regular reader of the MORNING APPEAI
will distinctly recollect an article which APP
peared in it's columns about two months ago
relative to the peculiar freak of young Car
sonite, named Albert Muller, nephew of Mr..
Jacob Muller, of this city, who wished to join
the Jesuit Order, which created considerable
comment at that time The sequel to this
romantic freak of the young man will I'M
doubtedly create as much astonishment as did
the publication of the step he purposed taking.
For two months Mr.. Muller heard nothing of
| his nephew, and he evidently gave up all hope
of being able to rescue him from the life he
determined to pursue. But about a week
ago Mr.. Muller received telegram from
Albert in which he expressed desire to re
turn to Carson, requesting him to go for him
at San Jose Mr. Muller replied that he
would be down the following day, but upon
sober reflection he concluded not to go, as
| he feared that under the pretense of his
nephew's contriteness, there was a sinister
| motive hidden, which meant to get him to
San Jose, and upon his arrival to bring him to
Court, when he would be deprived of all juris-
diction of the person and property of Albert.
He then sent another telegram to his nephew,
stating that he would be unable to 90 for him,
and asked him if it would not be as well
should he transmit sufficient funds to defray
his travelling expenses Albert replied that it
would not, and that it was absolutely neces-
sary that his uncle should 60 down. This
confirmed Mr. Mullers first impression, and
he consulted his attorney, Colonel A. Z.
Ellis, of this city. 1t was decided upon to
telegraph Judge Ryland, of San Jose, who
has since the first of this affair been acting as
guardian of Albert, to give him sufficient
means to bring him to Carson, should the
young man so desire, and upon Aberts
rival here the money would be refunded. On
Wednesday last Colonel Ellis received dis
patch from Judge Ryland, in which he was
advised that the request had been complied
with, and that Albert would soon leave to
again place himself under the protection of his
natural and lawful guardian. The young man
is daily expected here, and Joy and happiness
reigns in the house of Muller SO ends for
the present, another romance in real life.
AN UNFRIENDLY CALLER. " Yesterday morn
ing at comparatively early hour, while this
Office was temporarily occupied by single,
weak compositor, an individual, wearing a
white linen coat, which has long been signing
for the proximity of washtub, and his face
adorned with incipient sde whiskers, called,
in a very excited frame of mind. Fire flashed
from his eyes and nostrils, and he came near
frightening the weak compositor to death with |
his deepstentorian voice, as he inquired for the |
local editor of the MORNING APPEAL. He |
strutted about the office for few moments |
and then left, looking for all the world as if |
he would really like to build French roof |
on the head of the absent local editor. The
aforesaid local editor regrets exceedingly that
he was absent at the time referred to, as his
obliging nature would have granted the irate
individual an interview.
LATER. We take it all back, as We have
learned since writing the above, that our
visitor was the man who has hoisted tent on
Musser street, wherein he will tell the people,
who are silly enough to 60 to hear him to-
morrow, what he knows about the second or
advent. He evidently came to pay
,or the puff we gave him day two since.
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.-Las night at 0
o'clock during the absence of the family of
Mr.. S. Reinstein from their residence on
Spear street, two burglars entered the prem
SEES through the dining room window. About
hat time Mr.. Reinstein came home, and as he
entered one of the thieves drew pistol and
ordered him to quit the house. Mir. Rein
tein ran out and alarmed the neighborhood,
Turing which time the burglars made their
scape through the kitchen. Mr.. Reinstein
oes not think they got away with anything
lie feels confident of being able to recognize f
t least one of them should he see him again.
TIE MISSING ORPHANs.-A fter much Skin T
nishing and maneuvering throughout Vir-
inia and Gold Hill yesterday, one of the run s
way orphan boys. Bert Nayheld, was found,
nd taken back to the Home. Another,
'rndof, who was found at a ranch in the
ALLEY was also reeaptured The other three r
re very badly scattered over the footstool,
pnrrcp All Sam vesfer1av