Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-10
High License.

CHICAGO, June 9.-Ths high.iicecse
bill is almost certain to become law in
lis State. 1t is the general TOPIC Of
conversation to-day. There are about
1, geo saloons IN this city, paying $50
each per year. or about $500, COO. Il Is
est ma ed that this plumber Will be de-
creased to 3, eco uader the new law, at
$500 year, yielding an annual revenue
to the city of 81, 500 600. From q
series OF interviews among parties in,
terested, the following is found t, be
the prevailing opinion: The Citizens
Temperance League rejoice, AMI will
celebrate the event by mass meeting
The Women's Christian Temperance
Uuion views the bill with dislike aud
suspicion, az scheme OF the rum sci
l.rs t, prolovg the life of their trsific-
The leading liquor dealers will accei t
the g ia ton and wi not contest the
constitatona!i:y OF the law, if passed
by the Senate, admitting that it cannot
be successfully tackled.
Heavy suit,
New YORK, June lO.-An action has
been begun by Lewis F. Siost against
District Attorney MeKeon, James f.
Roberts. 'lotk in his othce, Thomas
Brennan, Commissioner Of Charities
and Correction, and Warden Lawrence
Damrhy, Of HATS Hand Almshouse,
as defendants, to recover $lU0 600 dam
ages for alleged conspiracy agalnsa hum
aud false i'm ;risonmens. Plant Il is a
b-other-in.! law of McKecp, by whose
influence it is all .ged he was kidnapped
ard confined for three years and tn
moi ths on Harris | lind. This was
done, it is said, t. enable Mckeon TO
gain cantr, OF the eststs Of plaintiffs
father, Of which plai, # was executor.
LynchinE.
WAvERLY, June 9.-The Barber boys
were taken from Jail by mob at ii 80
last night aud hung to q tree halt a
mile east Of the Jail. The mob was
composed Of men from Fay. tt county,
and were led by brother of Shepherd,
whom the Basbers killed last Fall at
West Union. The Sheriff refused to
give up the keys, and the mob battered
down the doors with sledge. hammers
and brought the criminals ont with
ropes around their necks. The boys
did not Il nch particle, and did not
even plead for mercy during tho whole
ordeal.
Tso Fresh.
ANNAPOLIS, June 9.-ln the Naval
Acadamy to-day. when Cadet Green,
the first graduate, marched up to receive
his diploma, twenty Of tho cadets APP
landed, among them three of the era.
duating class-Giasscock, Webs ter and
Gray. Captain Ramsey sent them st
once to the frigate Sabtse and would
not let them graduate.
WASHINGTON, June 9.-The follow.
ing shows the condition Of the Treas
ury: Gold coin and bullion, $l9i,-
2l6.5ll; silver dollars and bullion,
$ll3,Sl5, 737; fractional silver coin,
1884, lilo 96; United States notes, $751;
SIS. los. Total cash on hand. $751;
95S 494. Certificates out t.ndiny-
gold, $50, $40; silver, ST., 552, 55l !;
currency, $l2,43o, 600.
WASHINGTON, June 9.-The Presi-
has appointed the following as Govern
ment Directors OF the Union Pacific
Railroad Company Isaac II. Br, M
tl-y of Connecticut. isorgs F. Haven
aud Colgate Hoyt. New York Watson
Parrish, Nebraska, and Arthur l.. Con-
ger, Ohio.
PHILADELPHIA, June 9-The Court
of Common Pleas to-day annull4d the
decree of divorce oft aimed by Major
Nickersor, on the ground that It was
| obi lined bv fraud. The Ccult dis
missed the Tibet and imposed payment
of al costs upon the Ibe'ast.