Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-07
BY TELEGRAPH.
DaEss DISPATCHES 10 THE MORNING APrrA'"l
EAST ERIN.


Two Creek negro horse thieves, Bill Pc,
ters and Long Monday, were hanged by
Cherokee Lynchers on the 9th ult. On
Wednesday thirteen negroes crossed into
the Cherokee nation and shot two young
Cherokees. VIM. Cob and Alex Cowan,
the latter fatally. Dick Glass, a Creek was
also killed in the fight At last accounts
some two hundred Cherokees were assem-
bled at Fort Gibson, near The line, intend
ing to attack the Creek. Negroes also
in force, also desisting at the interposition
of the Chiefs Bushyhead and Ross who OBJ
tanned a promise of suspension Of hostilities
if the thirteen Creek negroes were delivered
to the Cherokees by Thursday.
Tanners Last Day.
New YORK, Angus: 6.
The Heralds correspondent at London in
terviewed Dr. J. Marion Sims yesterday as
to whether he sent an encouraging dispatch to
Dr. Tanner. He replied that he did because
he believed DR.. Tanner deserved it.
To-day at noon DR.. Tanner entered upon
the last day Of his fast. His pain is intense.
A chemical analysis of the fluid from his
stomach, it is claimed shows that the fast has
been honestly conducted. Every hour he
walks around the enclosure, without assist
ance, in order that the spectators may see
him. At o'clock A. NJ he was qaite sick,
and fifteen minutes later he way lying on the
cot with his knees drawn up to his stomach.
His respiration was found to be II to the
minute and natural. He fell alseep again,
but soon after made an effort to vomit. He
brought up q small quantity of matter. After
a sleep Of an hour the doctor drew himself up
IN heap and soon had another attack Of
nausea, vomiting mucus and water. The sug-
sestion that mustard plaster be put on his
stomach was secuted by Tanner, who said
nothing would relieve his discomfort but beef
wine and iron. At 8 o'clock he elected from
his stomach two ounces of water tinged with |
bile. Soon after he was given two and half |
ounces of water, which was followed by an
81 her attack of nausea. A mustard foot bath |
made him feel quite comfortable again, how
-ver At 10 O'clock the doctor drank four |
ounces Of water and then walked a lap in the |
over hall. He repeated the performance at |
Ii and IL o'clock, and in the interval drank !
hree ounces Of water. At noon he declared |
lis condition goo'i.
The Blenders Still . Going.
FREMONT, Neb., August s.
Kate and John B -nder were seen on Tues. |
lay morning near Avoca, Iowa. A man
FAMED Stewart, from Labatte county, Kansas,
Identified old Bender
Dan Condor, who has been in the vicinity !
# Avoca, Iowa, for two or three days, search
ng for young John Bender's outfit, was in
own again to day, and says the party is sure
" be arrested before Sunday. as several per-
ons saw them in Avoca on last Monday.
hey are being followed by officers from
Avoca.
The old woman Bender admits that John
nd K .te, supposed to be man and wife, are
all brother and sister, and have been all the
me as man and wife. Kate has four child
en- by Jnhn-eight, seven, FIVE and three
ears old-born while they have been wander
X around the Country.
Suicide ana ild.poisontng.
AAERICUs, Ga, August 6.
Last evening Woodson L. Gunnels, a we'll 7
lido farmer, living about twenty miles from
ere, on returning home at 10 o'clock, found I
IS wife and 9 Of 10 small children in hor-
BILE sleep from the effects of morphia admin
tered in lemonade by Mrs. Gunnels. Med y
al aid was Immediately summoned, but Mrs.
unnells died and no hopes of recovery are 7
tertained for three of the children. The
hers are believed to be out of danger. A 4
tie in the handwriting Of Mrs. Gunnels was
und under the morphia on the table in =
,lch she stated she had deliberately admin \
cred morphia to the children and herself l
tn the intention of destroying them all j., and
At she was not actuated by any domestic
,uble.
PACIFIC COAST.