Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-08-29

He Rolls Friend Of his WIFE and
MOney-rhe Guilty Pale Tracked to
!. this City and Roughly Handled.
+ Several months ago Eugene Sagebeer,
who had for quite while been en-
played at the railroad freight house ia
this city, was sent to the front by the
Carson & Colorado Railroad Company.
For some reason he lost his situation,
and an the nth Of last June he was
engaged ~ the Garfield Mining Com
hany at Garfield District, RS a miner
The foreman of the company, John
Mckinley, took fancy 10 Sagebeer,
and invited him to visit his family.
Mr.. McGinley's wife, very attractive
| woman, soon learned to more than like
| her husbands guest, and her senti-
| ments were ardently reciprc Gated 10y
him. In the early part Of last week
Mrs. Mckinley. her four-year-old
daughter, most charming child, and
Sagebeer turned ~ missing, as did also
Mr. McGinlcy's purse and six-shooter.
The husband soon realized that he had
been aursing viper in the person of
the festive Eugene, and at once set
cut in search of the fugitives, tracing
them to this city. He arrived here on
the southern express train Saturday
night, and with the aid of an Old friend
searched nearly every hotel and lodg-
ing house in Carson without success,
however. About o'clock on Sunday
morning he was told that parties
answering the description Of the run
away couple were stopping at lodging
house, two blocks in the rear Of thu
Mint, and he 10 no time in following
up the clue. Before Z o'clock he
raped at bedroom door in that lodg-
ing, which was supposed to contain his
erring wife and her paramount. Not
receiving a reply after rapping twice,
he placed his shoulder to the door and
violently effected an entrance to the
room. With one glance he took in
the whole disgraceful situation his
wife and her param0ur were lying in
bed locked in each others embrace, and
by the side of The shameless pair was
the little girl. The child at once cried
"Oh, there's my papa" and the woman !
and Sagebeer simultaneously cried out,
"Oh don't hurt US. Oh! don't hurt |
u.s." With one bound Mr.. Mckinley |,
was at the side of the bed and began to |
beat the Lothario with all his might !
and main. The woman took sides |
with her GLOVER" and struck at her |
injured husband several times, until |
he found it absolutely necessary to
quiet her in a forcible manner. Beside
the bed was table upon which was
lying the stolen pistol, and Mr.. Nc
Ginley stated to the APPEAL reporter
that the only thing that prevented him
from using it against the guilty pair
was the thought of his little child.
After settling with the man and woman
in anything but delicate manner, he
them to refund what they
had remaining of the stolen money,
took his child and left them to their
own reflections and fond society. Eu-
gene Sagebeer is about p years old,
and claims to have been cadet at
West Point at the time that Whittaker's
(the colored cadeD ears were trimmed,
and boasts that he had hand in the
himself. The woman is
about 81 years old, having been mar
ried to MIR. Mckinley seven years. Mr..
motive for tracing the
shameless pair was to get possession of
his child, and as he has attained that
end he is satisfied.
Church Social.