Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-29
The Sonora Troubles.

aud General Reyes, coalmsading the
Federal troops, have assumed hostile
attitude. Ortiz, with his State Legis.
lature ard 250 troops, have left Hermo.
sillo and located here. Reyes followed
them with 200 Federals. and on the
Goth Ortiz's body servant was shot il
the street by the Federals as a de-
serter from the Sixth Battalion. He
refused to surrender. Ortiz declares
Reyes and the Federa!s are revoiutio
| lists. Reyes says he is protecting the
people from the fund loan OF Ortiz. The
people take but little interest. as the
| trouble Is considered personal matter
between the Governor Of the State and
the Federal General. i c>mmission
left here for HermosiIlo to-day to seek
an ad justmeut of the difficulty. The
troops of both parties parade the streets.
| No bloodshed
It is rumored that Ortiz will re.
| sign in favor of Wee Governor Esca-
lante. Ii this is done the trouble is at
| an end.
Word comes from Alamos to the
effect tha. in pitched battle between
the Mayo Y Yaqui Indians and the State
troops over 100 Indians were killed and
q large number wounded. Twenty
three of the troops were killed.
Penalty of "Reminiscences
WILKEsBARRE, Pa. Oct. 27.-At the
Pine Ridge shaft Of the Delaware aad
Hudson Coal Com pany, this afternoon,
two miners named Govern Bart and
Peter Lamb entered deserted portion
of the mine TO procure old iron. Ol
their hats were naked lamps. The
lights came in contact with the Gas, and
there was terrific explosion. Ia the
new workings were over 100 men, who
all escaped. Burt ana Lamb were blown
into a DUN hole aud burned to death.
The mine took fire, but the flames
were extinguished
SILVERToN. Col, . Il. 27.-l- esteriav
the bodies of Homer Stewart and James
Sullivan were found terribly mangIed
in tunnel in the Lancaster mine
Two days ago they went to the mine to
do assessment work. 1t is thought
they were killed by premature blast.
Diamond Robbery
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S.-A few days |
ago there was robbery OF diamonds, !
silks, laces, veivets, etc, to the extent |
Of s. 00G, at the house of General Stur. |
gis. at the Soldiers Home. Tae trunks
of Leskathe Pommard, French gov |
erness in the employ OF Fl. L. Djusman,
Of Niscon in, General Sturgis's son-iG- |
Law, who with his wife is visiting the |
General, were found hacked with the
missing property. Diamonds to the |
value OF S3, coo have no. been recovered.
Snicide and Attempted Murder
New YORK. Oct. 2S. - Charles
Schnaetz, aged 35, the foreman OF the
feed handlers OF the Third Avenue
Ra lroad Company. at Sixty-Fifth street
and Third avenue, made deliberate at
tempt yesterday afternoon to murder
his uncle, Levi Lyon, the President of
the company, in the latter's off CO. He
fred two shots at him without doing
harm, then. putting the pistol to his
own head, he blew his brains out.
Mrs. Scovilie Insane.
CHICAGO, Oct. 2S.-The sealed YER
dict in the Scoviile insanity case was
read by the clerk this morning The
verdict declares that Mrs. Scoville is in.
sane. The courtroom was crowded.
Mrs. Scoville was not in the courtroom
and cannot be found Her lawyer and
son declare that they know nothing of
her whereabouts.
Arthur in New York.
New YORK, Oct. 2S.-The Tribune
says: The belief that the President
mas come on here for the purpose of
lirecting in person the campaign in
his State, and especially to consult
With his friends concerning the Cit.
,ens' movement" is almost universal
among politicians.
The Walking Match.
New YORK, Oct. 2S.-The score in
ne walking match stood at noon to-day:
542; Noremac, 524 Herty.
80: Hughes. 493: Fl ,rt, 4S2. Hart