Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-03


ming Mrs. Sandsrson, who keeps lodging
house at 33 North G street, vent to tho thea
ter with young m.le companion. Ths
twain were met on their way home by Mr..
Sandsrson. High words followed and the
couple were heard quarrelling after they
| reached home. Yesterday 1t leaked out that
Mr.. Sanderson was stabbed 1t seems that
| the wound was inflicted either Tuesday night
or Wednesday morning. Both Mr. and Mrs
Sanderson still refuse to say anything of the
matter. They neither admit nor deny any
! thing. The wound is under the short ribs
on the left side and was made by knife
which penetrated some six inches Yesterday
| afternoon the surgeons reported the man in
! extreme danger and then Mrs. Sanderson was
crested and lodged in Jail. The bloody shirt
and pcnts worn by Mr. Sanderson were found,
and the conduct of both parties is such as to
toe suspicion that Mrs. Sanderson did the
deed herself Yesterday afternoon Judge
Moses waited on MIR. Sanderson to take his
statement, but he refused to make any, Here
the matter rena ned over night. This after
noon Dir. Sanderson is in more pain than
heretofore, and says he is confident that he
cannot recover. He still says that he does not
care to make statement. The thing is done
and let 1t go. Mrs. Sanderson was first held |
by Judge Moses in the sum of s. 900. Her |
bail has now been raised to SIS 900 She is |
still in Jail, and still refuses to tell what she
evidently knows"
Mr.. w. S. BYRNE, of the Mint, yesterday
received postal card from George II Davis
Jr, dated Cheyenne River, 100 miles south
of Deadwood April 25th, giving a brief &C
count of very rough trip He says that the
roads are in horrible condition. The Chey-
enne river so high that it submerged the
bridge, and boat had to be built to take the
stage passengers across. He thought that he
night possibly get to Deadwood on Sunday,
April 9th, and perhaps only day or two
alter. Previous telegraphic advices, however,
announce Dir. Davis's arrival at Deadwood on
he Doth of April. Taking all the circum-
tances of his trip together, it must have been
fearfully unpleasant one. /
VIRGINIA papers are now full of nice SEN
atlonal morsels. 1t is an evidence of the
Enterprise of a community when people will t
OF remain idle and let poor reporter rack '
is brain to get few jottings for the delecta-
on of the readers of his journal. Our citi-
ems are too slow in this respect, and besides
ave no compassion for the trials and tribu- E.
tions of local scribbler
A SUBSCRIBER asks: Cant manager Piper
3 induced to bring Mr.. Lawrence Barrett to
arson for one more night, before the latter
ntleman leaves for San Francisco2' We
ould think so, provided sufficiently large
,use could be assured
THE ladies of this city are making great
operations for their strawb berry festival,
lich ls to come off at the Opera House on -
Q 18th instant. 1t will be one of the most -
rfect and enjoyable entertainments of the
nd ever given here.
AN expert rider on large bycice gave a
g exhibition of his talent on Carson street -
t evening. He was a stranger, and his
- q
allenge, or something of that sort.
THE pavilion at Treadway's Park will be so "
anged, when all the improvements are ~
de, that it can be completely closed up on W
sides, and used for evening parties. T
Col. CAvANAUGH yesterday received let herr
from the sister os the late H. j. Nudge, -
dly thanking the friends of her deceased
Their for what they did for him.
IN assessment of so cents per share is levied
the North Bonanza Mining Company del II
lent on the fourth of June next. Gibs
HE Express train yesterday morning was
tile late owing to the gale that was blow AS
i'll the mountains. MANI nallI
he Reform Club will give fine musical va
literary entertainment at Moore & Par
S Hall to night
AwRENcE BARRETT receives 5000 per
It from manager Piper. Who wouldn't
starl' alter
d. JOHN BOYD came in from Lake Dis
yesterday. He is as enthusiastic as every spe
else.
IERE is much water in the Carson river, -
a promise of sufficient supply for the Fl
ner