Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-05-15

ties committed in these places have
been reported to the police from time
to time, and women have frequently
been taken from them in lpless con
ditiou.
The Times then gives the names OF
the keepers and the location Of twelve
of the most nosori 'us opium dens Ill
this city, and concludes as follows
These are the only places at present
known t, the police. Several Joints
have been broken up within few
months, and it is the expressed deter
mination OF Captains Buckley and
Eoerson-within whose precincts these
places EXIST, break the places up
entirely and arrest the inmates as often
as they violate the law regarding the
use of the drug.
A RAID on THE OPIUM bENS.
At about ii o'clock last night the
police successfully raided several opium
c.ens, capturing 81 persons. They
first visited a place located on Clark
street. securing three Cinnamon. They
then went to 273 Clark. The exits were
all guarded while posse of officers en-
tered from the front. Upon the APP
parance of the police le inmates set up
a howl of dismay and rushed to the
rear. where their cons t5ruat on was IN
creased upon finding that every mo lie
Of egress was shut off. Fmty-nlne
Cinnamon We're taken in. Thence the
If GERS went to No. pa Van Euren
street, which result ed in the capture of
four Americans and one white woman.
FIFTY SIX eCHINAMEN FINED.
There were 80 Cinnamon in all
brought into Justice Hammers court
this morning and fined. Or this num-
Der seven were charged with smoking
opium. With them was a white woman,
" no gave her name as Gevrais Wilson.
ana three white men. The woman
was found reclining on couch in tae
a. OF smoking.
SHREVEPORT, L.. May l4.-D. G.
Hut ;hins, who murdered W. II. Lyon
at the ferry landing in Bussier parish,
opposite here, on Tuesday night last,
while being conveyed to Bellevue Jail
ye, .rday mornins, was taken from his
guards by crowd OF 100 men
and hanged in the woods. As Hut
chins saw the men canning, he pulled
large dirk from his pocket and stibbed
himself three times near the heart.
After hanging him the f,ll wing pla-
cards were pinned to his bod.,:
There is point where forbearance
ceases to be virtue
Citizens Fetterman Both of you
leave, and never return. Ii you do
you will fellow this desperate and
thief
The Fet.ermans kept stores on the
some way mixed up with Hutchins and
the murder. Thousands of people to
day visited the body hanging.
Lou Heuek Sentenced.
COLUMBUS. Ohio, May IA The mo-
ton for new trial in the case of Lou
Houck convicted of mansl sughter at
Delaware, has been overruled and the
prisoner given fifteen years in the peni-
tertiary. Houck is the notorious three
card monte man who murdered a drum
IN .r on train five or six years ago.
He escaped after the murder aud was
hunted for five years by Detective Nor
ris, who finally captured him IN Los
Angeles, Cal His wife and father
were in court.
Big Reports
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May l4.-Advices
from C,ris mining district. in Western
Texas, say that immense deposits Of
chi ,ride and horn silver have been dis
covered IN the section of country lying
between the Pecos river and the Rio
Grande. The surface groupings Of horn
silver are said to be the richest on the
continent.
CINCINNATI, May lin quarrel
| on the train of the Cincinnati Northern
railroad, bringing picnic party home,
| a general shooting and cutting took place
| Yesterday, about IL miles from this city.
| Five men were seriously wounded, but
none fatally. About a dozen were en-
gagged in the fight. all OF whom had
been drinking.
CHICAGO, May l4.-Henry Willard
! was in this city for two hours yesterday
on his way from the West to New
York. He eaid the Northern Pacific
would certainly be completed by
September LIT, and taat ths first train
would run over the line at about that