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

Haverstick, who was sitting on the
sofa, Jumped up and pulled off his coat.
I saw that, and then | saw him d"
l don't know what.
heard something. George was sitting
in his chair. l tried to get between
them. tried to jump somewhere.
don't know where. / was afraid there
was going to be something terrible when
saw that coat. I don't know oh.
don't know -" Mrs. Uhler almost
completely broke down at this point,
but she mastered her feelings again suf-
ticiently to allow her to proceed. Then
George rose" she sobbed, land they
closed. l think after they got together
that way | heard shot. Haverstlck
fell back and said I'm gone. That is
all I saw. | heard a shot think
George fred it. I saw Haverstlck
fall. tore OFT his vest to see
if I could help him, He was dying.
Then | ran out and screamed for help.
A lot OF people came into the mousse;
Hayerst;ck called for DIR. Amidon. i
went to the back room and staid all
night. in charge of DIR. Amidon. L was
nrostrated. The doctor could do nothing
for Hayerstick. so he did what he cauid
for me.
The witness seemed about TO faint
a. she uttered these disconnected SEN
fences. but revived. aud In answer to
her usel said that Uhler had begun
proceedings against Haverstick tor
criminal connection with her, and that
she had begun an action against him
for a divorce. which Is now pending.
"Nv brothers sole mission IN this
city, " said she, twas to cement matters
between me and my husband, Or to
take me back to his home and pro-
vide for me. He said TO me, can t
furnish Won Injuries, but | will do all
can.
New YORK, March ga writ of
habeas corpus aud certiorari was issued
by the Supreme Court to-day in the
case of George ". Conkl,ng, held for
shooting and killing Nilhur Ii. haver'
stick. commanding Coroner Levy to APP
near and show cause tomorrow why the
| accus should not BE- admitted 70 bail.
C1ukIinp' counsel claims that as the
shooting was jastitiable his client shou q
| be al united 10 bail.
4 $4,000 Hana-
PHILADELPHIA, March -. w heI
Philadelphia club men are tired OF thu
monotony of their club parlors ane
smoking-rooms, they occasionally seel
the seclusion Of a popular hotel not Ia
from the Union League, and iadnlse II
quiet game of draw-poker.
\ few nights ago such a game was II
progress, in which the Pniladelphla SO
cial. Art and Union League Clubs wer
represented. After an hour or so O
play. with scarcely enough difference Il
fortune to warm up the players, lex
pot was mads, which was not broke
: until four or five antes all round ha'
sweiled il to handsome proportions.
Young Thomas 4. Scott, the million
aire. son q the late President homa
Scott, Of the Pennsylvania railroad
picking IN three queens, threw III -
, gold piece with great confidence.
/ john Tucker examined his hand, an
found pair Of jacks, and ten, plne az
| seven o. diaInonds-one Of ms jacks OF
: ing also of that suit. With the aitoi
[ native of drawing t. his touc tiIs'
| Tucker remarked that 1t wouid COS
/ $50 to play, aud posted the cash.
, All the other players threw up the
5 hands except Scptt, who merely sa
! | the raise. Scott drew one card, and g
his fourth queen. Tucker split h
| | lacks. drawing to his four flush, al
/ took in the eight of diamonds, makln
t his hand a straight or royal flush.
/ Scott casually remarked that n
/. hand was worth 81 900, and put TIN
! amount in the pot.
| NV hand is worth S. 600 said Tucl
L, err in a tone whose nervousness cause
Sc 1T to think an attempt to biuif vi
: in progress.
h Five thousand MORE" Scott sail
r Fifteen thousand more, Tuck
) retorted.
It SCOTS confidence in MS queens W:
e uudiminished, and he chnchied to hlr
b self to think about what snap Tuck
e had got himself into. Thirty thou
ii and more" was the result OF Scott
:. hllef self-consultallon
+ Tucker paused, ran his eye over h
, naud to see if 1T was all right, and, a
,e pareutly, went into mental c'mpnt
20 ton of his bank account. Scott,
v call you" ne said, throwing up an L
d L to balance the pot.
10 -Four queens" said Scott, sprea
D. ing out the hand on the table and ma
o, ing a melton to rake in the pot.
ID Not so fast, ii you please. A stralg
10 fash" said Tucker.
1T SCOTS face fell, and Tucker pocket
Z, his wiunings-s something over S53. q
to On the hand.
III The Crashing Lion.
y. WASHINGTON, March % Accord
to to report current here Minister W
TX has informed the State Departing
that he is instructed by Lord Granvi
as to say that the violent expressi'
ct which certain professed American C
AT zens have given utterance to since
to late dynamite explosion in l.
on don, disturb the otherwise AMIGA
,rt relations existing between }
i Maiesty's government and
,h United States. 4 correspondent
IN | oo.+,I %h;s state,napt to Nipister W