Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-06
CARSON, June 4, 1879.

Committee.
CARSON, June 4. 1879
a LITTLE MINED. - The Tribune of last
evening has long story about % Faithess
Husband" Reference is made to John Cass,
the young man who fired at Bill Hart on Tues
day night, and who is represented as being a
married man. In that article it was stated
that the wife came up here to give her hus-
band surprise, and upon learning that he
had been leading dissOlute life, she was very
greatly overcome with grief. The same
story was told to a MORNING APPEAL reporter
by responsible parties, in good faith; but
last evening William Cass met a reporter on
the street, and stated to him that the item
relative to his brothers wife arriving here
was all mistake. In the first place, he said,
John is not a married man, and secondly, the
lady who came up here as Mrs. Cass, is his,
(William's) wife. Mr.. Frank Borie, cashier
of the Ornsby House, very reliable and
truthful gentleman, stated that when
Mrs Cass arrived at the hotel she inquired
FOR her husband, John Cass. Mr.. PantliDd
corroborates Mr.. Bories statement Is it
possible that both of these gentlemen could
be mistaken in this matter But then William
ought to know whether the lady in question
is his wife or not better than any other person
COOP MEN TO HAVE ABOUT. AT the con- |
clusion of the Hart trial yesterday, several
ha po1io
pressed themselves as highly gratifed with |
the result of the trial, stating that the woman |
was no better than the man, and derlded her |
For the sake of an argument this |
may be admitted, but it sounds very chival-
ric q for things who call themselves men, to
the cause of big ruftian as against
a weak woman, because she belongs to the
fallen class This woman may be all that is
said OF her; but is that any warrant for big
fellow to 90 into her house and
abuse and threaten her The fellows who
Justify such actions ought rather be crawling
Tipers than creatures in human form.
PIONEER MEETING. The Pioneers held an
enthusiastic and old time meeting at Gibson
Z Dealy's clubrooms last evening The "Old
3Oys' turned out in full strength, and showed
hat the spirit of 40 still fingers with them
This meeting was for the purpose of making
to assist their brethren from
storey County all they could to make to-mor-
Ows picnic a glorious success in every par
ocular. Without the least trouble they col
ected sufficient money to buy two nice prizes
Or the ladies foot races; one for Misses under
2 years of age, and the other for old and
Dung ladies above that age.
GRAND LODGE |. O. O. F-The Grand
odge of the |. O. o. F. of Nevada, which
as been in session at Virginia for the past
lree days and closes to-day, has elected the n
blowing officers: Grand Master, J. c. Smith,
Virginia Deputy Grand Master, Elijah
Gates, of Tuscarora Grand Warden, J. S.
owker, of Reno ; Grand Secretary, W. H.
ILL.,, of Virginia Grand Treasurer, George
ufy, of Carson Graz Representatives,
c. Batterman, of Carson, and p. Fl.
[ulcahy, of Virginia.
A HANDY DoG.-A. DeNeuf, at Fox's, has
dog called "Spot' He is handy animal
have about. When his owner wants an
'ple, he SO informs the dog, who at once Ii,
oceeds to feloniously abstract the desired ~
ticle from Ivancovchs fruit store, ad Join -
g Fox's, He tried it yesterday in the pres
&c of numerous admirers of his talent, and
ould. have proven his proficiency, only for
.tchfulness of Iyancovich y
The ELLSWORTH HoUsE-This house is
W conducted in admirable style by Messrs
omlitz and Swart In connection with
sular dining room, there is a restaurant at
he'd, where meals can be had at all hours
cream is also served at all hours of the day
d evening. This house, under it's present
promises to become one of the Ev
st popular places in the city. CO.