Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-24
The War Wh0Op.

Conrad, on the 18th, that ten work
oxen were found butchered On the
plains, evidently the work of Indians.
Several men were dispatched to bring
in a herd OF seventy five horses. About
9 o'clock in the evening the men Came
upon a war party of Crees and ex-
changed shots with them. The men re-
turned as quietly as possible and re-
ported. joel Brickett Brady and
war party of twenty Pigeons, headed
by Little Dog, started IN pursuit.
About daybreak they struck the Cree
camp aud had lively tisht. Two Crees
| were killed and seal ped, and their arms
| captured. The rest OF the band was
put to flight. Two Pigeons were
wounded The Crees numbered be.
tween $50 and 200. They are follow
| ing down the Mariss river, killing
cattle as they 60. Grave fears are
entertained for the safety of settlers.
The Indians captured about forty
| horses from a band in the vicinity OF
| Fort Conrad, and probably picked up
mapy more since leaving that point.
| There plan is evidently to make sud
den raid, kill as much meat as possible,
!; steal a band Of horses and recross the
line.
Battle With the Reds,
TOMBSTONE, March 22.-This after
noon report reached this city OF
conflict between cattle men and Mexi-
cans. in which about Six men were
killed. The fight occurred at Norriso
ranch, on Barbacomai river, thirteen
miles from Fort Huachuca. We are nn-
able to learn any cause at this hour, but
the trouble was probably the outgr""th
If cattle dispute between two fac5ions.
Great excitement prev ails, and party
lett here this evening for the scene o'
the trouble.
I,rYR-A courier from Charleston
states that man who was engaged il
the fight saws that a parry, While Ell
gagged yesterday AFTERNOON around some
newly.,,lscoyered coal helas. We're at
tackled by band vi twenty lodla'
without warming, and serera! me-
killed and three wounded. A par;l
from Charlie sGun left this evening VIII
, wagons to bring in the bodies. In
Coroner of this city LIFT at 5 o'cloci
this evening for the purpose OF ho4dIn;
an inquest.
New YORK, March 3. - 4 larS
number of visitors, including man.
ladies. called at the City Hall to day t
see living in state the remains Of JON
Howard PAYNE During the day strea'
Of visitors passed into ard ,u1 OF til
room where TIE body lay gusrde
by the Sergeant at Arms Of the Boar
of Aldermen. Some OF the ladies scat
tered tinwsrs On the ca I. The Re
! mains will he removed To the PennsyI
vania Railroad depot al ! o'clock. an
delivered by the AIdermanic Commit
tee to the Washington Commltee.
IS expected that prior tO the removal {
-, the body from the City Hall a brieI "a
dress VIII be made by Alsernon ). Su
, livan. aud = poem, - God ard Oar N
J., tive Laud, rrcised by lady. Ate
= these services, and while the remain
: arr. BEN. removed to the heaTse, I'll
mnre's band. from the balcony at I'll
j., City Hall. viii play - Il me Swe'
Home.
NASHVILLE, March 23.-C. 7. Hun
v ington, the railroad manager, telegraph
It ed from New York to-day 10 Colonel !
: Call: Il am informed that there
y legislation propose IN Tennessee "hlei
if enacted into law, would take II
5 control from the owners OF rallroa
IL nronerty. | should never invest a
other dollar in State IN that kind
! property, If it was treated different
" from other property. | canno' oeile'
to aay law wilt be passed discriminate
, against rsilroad property IN Sta
- when such property Is more conduci
to the best interests OF the State I'M
almost any other. | think All parti
. In tits city feel as l do III relation
- this matter, and really hope such lie
i,Ia,ion VI ill not DE enacted. Hun
:, instou has hulit railroad IN We
- Tennessee. ana has proposed to co
struct The Cincinnati Green Line andt
10 Nashville, but with the passage OF
p railroad Commission bill we may expe
7 nothlrg.
o ST. LOUIS, March %, A bloody
falr occurred on TIE border of the Sc
q mole Nation on Thursday. Brady BIZ
new, Eli Perryman, Billy Grimmitt
ut an Indian were engaged in game
cards. which finally ended in II
ed fight. in which the Indian Killed hr
90 uev and Perryman. and Grimmltt,
took no active part 10 the tight, v
accideu tally killed by one OF the tn
during the shooting. Next morn
ng two brothers, named Nose and Cab
est Marshall, friends of the dead men,
.,+ lowed the Indian, who had tied,
=, coming up with him riddlsd him W
bullets.
-: ST. LOUIS, March GA new 70
:, from St, Louis to San Francisco,
the St. Louis aud San Francisco Il
road to Halstead. Kansas the Atchl
o O and Topeka and Santa Re Railroad
Ter Albuq uerque, New Mexico the All
the tic and Pacific Railroad to the Need
80 on the Colorado river, Arlz ma, and
Southern Pacific to San francisco
est expected to De in complete operation
led Nav l. This route viii be 300 m
, in shorter than the present one VIA ID
ing, and promises to become very pu
na, lar at all'seasons Of the year.