Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-05-05
SHOCKING DISCLOSURES
FROM MASSACHUSETTS.
WALSH AND SHERIDAN WANT
AN AMERICAN TRIAL.
SECRETARY TELLER CANNOT
TRUST THE SUPREME
BENCH.


kept a house of n-repute for some time
past. She has been in the habit Of Gu
,,cing young girl, whose ages were be-
Tween fourteen and sixteen years, into
her nefarious business. The police
have, OF several occasioDr, a,temi t I'll tC
break up her den, but upon securing war.
rant, could not use then, owing to their
inability to secure witnesses to testify.
Superintendent Adams and Capt III
Whit have received various |, ! ,ers from
citizens statiag the chara. t.r OF the es
Enlistment and the tend-r years Of its
occupants, aud urging that steps be
taken TO rid the city Of the nuisance.
o, Sa' urdsy the police arrested AIRS.
Wal: tt and ak girls in her
EN-, y. whose ages vary from fourteen
to s,xt en- years. On Monday the Use
of Nine. Walc. tt came up in TIE
Police Court, and she was held t. an.
yer on six charges Of abduc ion and
keeping house Of Ill.f.me. The tes,i-
rnony was horrible and shocking to the
last degree. The girls have been III
the woman's power only since Septem.
Der last. S me Of the ei'ls attend
school daily, going to the house alter
school hours t, do whatrver Is reIui. ed
of them, and about 9 oh ok In the
evening return to their homes They
are kept in school for the purpose of
procuring other girls for like purposes
Nine Walcotl'- arrest il the result Of
a weeks d,t,,tve WORK, and marks
the beginning of a de, ermined war on
some half a hundred women advert sing
under the guise of Il iryoyan,s. The
developments in the case to-day have
served to create great eXcl ement
throughout the city. with poSsii y
three or four exceptions, he young girls
are members of respect .bie families,
aud some of the families are i,li ID
high esteem. Much indignation pre-
walls, and threat. to burn the house Of
Mime. Vale, tt are freely ut cred.
IN rHF HIGH SCHOOL OF CHELSEA, MASS
1t is a coincidence as remarkable as
It is !am"ntall. :, that from two PROM
ne,t in tutions Of l.arning Come sim
weilau,he,t Gated r-poits
Of vicious practices. The peot !; OF
Chelsea are beginning to tini tut that
the young persons who at nd the High
School in that ~ have been duiglng
in vice. The marriage few days ago
OF school gil sixteen years Old t. a
pupil t II younger, first a tract 4 at
tention to the shnckicg t t; OF aft nrs,
The bride was, it is alleged, aboutt
become a met Ter. Rum"r has 1t thu t
another girl has recently become a
mother. There is much excitement In
Chelst over the matter.
THE HIGH sCHOuL AT CLAREMoNT, N. II.
The scandal at Ciaremont, N. H.. is
of the Stevens High Schml. and alb ut
twenty young women, representing the
best families IN that town are inn Ca :
ted. The late Paran Stevens OF New
York founded the school which bears
his name. The trustees Of the school
are now prosecuting a claim against t 'e
Stevens estate to secure $50 600, which
they claim was btoueaihed to the
school. The scandal was made publ c
last week, and an inve. t CATION was set
on foot, aud post We evidence was Sc
cured demons trating that Improper
relations had for some time existed be-
tween young man, nineteen years old,
who has gone to California and at least
two young women. Tne young women
have made confessions, and have been
expelled from the school. Thus far 1t
is known that It least eight young
women have been guilty Of grossly i'm
moral conduct. the committee of in
ves,i "a ton is composed of Herman
Holt. Hosea Parker, Dr.. Way and
Arthur Chase. There are about 100
pupils in the school.
Not Our Pork After All.
WASHINGTON, May 4-Sargent
wr It's to re Department Of Site from
Berlin, uoder date Of Apr l3t that
iu consequence Of the reports publ'shed
in the ContineL t II press that an slrm-
ing outbreak Of trich;nosi,, caused by
eating American pork, had occurred
among the garrison at Iils!t, Germany.
he had instruct i the nearest G nsuiar
"fficer t make an inv-stiga ton and re-
t0o ldG6-. uUlbDeu RI
we're positive as to the source # the
disease, and stated that Is de tis had
already occurred. On examination it
was found that II cases of 1richiuosis
occurred among The soldiers It The gar
rison at T,l,it, al very slight, and all
the persons attacked had been restored
to hea tn. Tho meat which produced
the disease was not Issued t. soldiers in
their garrison rations. aud beyond t,at
fact there was no evidence a. to it, orr
gin. General Surger, Of the First Army
corps, and the Mayor of Tilsit said it
was impossible to obtain any proof a.
to whether the pork was native or for.
eign. AL that was known was that the
90 diers attacked had al tanned meat
ous-ide the garrison, probably from their
relatives in town. / is probable ,-
met was the native raw product o.
largely consumed among the lower
c asses in Germany.
ALBANY. May "A bill prohibiting
free passes being granted +, any one
except railroad employees and officers
passed the Assembly to-day.
Bosros. May AT l o'clock thi,
afternoon the score in the casino race
STOOD Horees, ga miles ; bicycles, sos