Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-17

New YORK. June Ii Dealers in
| arms and ammunition are exported to
b. filing orders for China, and there is
L great rivalry fer orGe's. Nearly
| every large manufsc.ocy OF arms has
sent quantities CT arms 10 China al
| really, and tleir agent a,s a. work
| With the authorities. 4 dealer said
'tAs Chinese buy in different parts of
! equip ne,t of the Chinese army. L Is
as though each Of the Governors in the
| ,iiffere,t Safes Of cur country should
arm the militia as he leased" The
next Pacific Mail steamer Will have
about a million CA trldses, part OF
which consignment appears in the Cue
tom house l.; t. of weekly expert, to be
| pujl shed tomorrow. 1t is also under
stood, on gn.d authority. that the pur-
chasss include i large quantity CT rifles.
! representa- i"es o: the French gnyern
ment here have already trausm tied this
| information by cable to France.
HER,ios!LLo, June Is. - Governor
Torres, when asked Wit the. the Mex
icsn government would demand the e1-
tradition OF the Apaches captured by
Croos, who claim they were never on
| she San Carlos Reservation and be.
| longsd to Sonora, replied that he could
u say; that there w"uli b. no steps
taken by him and that the question
souid b. ss;t'ed by the general SOW.
.rnmest in the City If Mexico. All Of
| the Mexican officers here are loud In
their compliments of Crook ard say he
| is the only genuine Indian fighter III ie
| world. The Mexican citiZ=ns are CON
| gralulat pg the An.ericsus In every
| band with the expression. "c.t1
Crook u;rd el Americaaor' They .e-i
| that Sonora is redeemed from the blood
tri:sty Apaches and they give Crook al
| The credit.
KANSAS CITY, June l5.-John Ray
| ser, q mechanic, seei "a, this afternoon
shot aud killed Ada Thorne, an inmate
OF house of i'll fame or West Third
street, handsome girl Of Is. Rayser
knew the girl about year aud halt
ago at L.avenworth. She afterwards
left him, ami several weeks ago entered
upon life Of shame in this city. Ray
| ser. while under the influence CT liquor.
visited her this afternoon, and at.
tempted to persuade her to return.
Failing ia this, he drew revolver and
| fired five times, three balls entering the
woman's head, one her shoulder, and
the last through the hea t. Eelcsding.
| he fired twice st the other ;nnlat and
twice at the officer who tempted t,
arreet him, but without effect. He
was then overpowered and taken to
jail.
| Brady Again Indicted.
WASHINGTON, Tune 16-The Grand
Jury this morning brought in another
Indictment against Thomas J. Brady.
l. charges that on Ja'y l3, 1850. the
defendant made a contract with J. B.
Price to carry the mail on the routs
from Socorro to Silver City and back,
seven times week, on schedule of %
hours, from August ], 1880, t, June 30,
1881, for $4l $50; amt that on N"v.m-
Der 3, 1850. the contraetor paid Brady
81 $50 as compensation for awarding
| the contract The witnesses are JOHN
A. Wai~h, J. 8. Price, J. 0. Co.co-an
and J. Brady.
CHICAGO, June 16 : From present in.
! dicat;ons iG is safe to assume that the
Northern Pacific road will he completed
by. the first Of August, when through
| trains will run between st. Paul and
Portland. The road SLOWS $50 pocnds
of baggage on the + stern division, and
the stage company 10 pounds, free.
Pullman sleeping aud dining cars are t,
| run between Sc. Paul and St Fl lena,
and Pullman sieeping.cars on the West.
ern division.
I Heavy Failure.
CHICAGO, June l6.-There was an
extraordinary excitement en- Change
this morning. cuased by the failure Of
McGeoch, Everingham & Co., the
heaviest dealers in lard and other pro-
visions in Chicago Lard f, Ii from yes.
tvrday's rats Of $ll 57a to 50 20-a
decline equsl to 40 cent. bnshei on
wheat. The Losses by this failure are
estimated at $2.0OO,O 600.
ST.. LOUIS, June l6.-The Sheriff OF
Duuklin county, with a posse OF fifty
men, is bunting for man named Hay.
den, who last Wednesday killed Cap
tain G. L. Johnson, who resided near
! KtHstr, BY sho. ting him.