Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-28
TEL { G R hP HIc.
L II f. DROWNED co \ l.
MINERS.
PREPARING TO RECEIVE
THE GENTLE SAVAGE.
4 BONANZA GAME ONRAIL-
ROAD STOCKS.
a BOUQUET OF SHOOTING
SCRAPES, LINCHINGS
AND OTHER NAUGH-
TN DOINGS.

BEAIDwoop. H., March Ga grea;
crowd % miners, women and children
remained Throughout. the night and
greater part of the day 10 witness the
removal OF the bodies OF the drowned
miners from the fatal Diamond mine,
ana some OF the scenes were very dis.
tressine. From midnight up TO noon,
81 bodies were taken from the shat
and Of these the following could be
rt recognized: Patrick W ali, } oseph Smith.
Joseph Carroll, Frank hlop, Michael
mond, John Cnlough, \. Drenoosky, 4.
Palensis, Frank Murray, u. Mcbride,
John Brakeman, Herman NimbeI, Ohm
Boyd. John AkIns. The others re-
mainel unidentified. The bodies were
GENERALLY in very advanced state Of
decompoSition At : O'Clock this morn
ing the funeral train left the city for
the Diamond mine to remove the bodies
to the cemetery. BY Q o clock eighteen
bodies III collins were transferred Ia two
fat cars and the train moved out. As
IL was passing the village OF Diamond
Mrs. Raymond signalod Zoe tram and
was allowed :" take the colin III which
her boy was placed, she declaring that
she would give him proper burial at
Braid wood. Many sadscenes occurred.
women and children, crying about the
tram. demanded that tle collins be
taken from the cars aud the lids re.
novel, - nich IL many cases was done.
The remains were then U.a ri II hearses
and aiterward given baria, win slight
ceremony.
CLEVELAND, Ono. March p. -
Joseph kashinsky, private II Com,
pany H, Tenth Infantry, under Lien
tenant : !. Lyburn, on duty
At Ga,i;ela's grave IN Lakeview Come
,ery, has become insane. ana was
yesterday taken to Fort Wayne, De,
iroit, for cure. i IS peculiar
form Of insanity and melancholy. and .
peculiar state q a:tlirs came to
light when the c4sa was locked mp.
The men on gard decline 20 DO their
duty and several eases are reported
of the plaa committing Il enses fer the
purpose D getting puaishe', device
used 10 get away from the ghos'ly ar
ray Of mounds and tombs. Tbs is
said to have driven kashinsky insane,
and his ircoherent language and act ons
carry olc the impression. One man,
veteran, said to-nigh'; - / dread the
duty although am not afraii OF i,
AMI be noc complaip; BIZ on
vodnce. men the strain Is intense.
Many tricks are resoried TO 70 escape
night aches kashnIsly is young
PoIander, but ten months 4. solder. He
is 81 yesrs OF Re and un,l This terrible
tr.uble came t. light was !. hearty,
healthy yonog man.
TU.soH. March 27.-No authentic
reports OF The movements OF the H.
dams since Saturday. The bodies Of
two more rlen have been found On the
trail o: the Iadians-oae near Camp
Huachuaca. and one near Antelope
Springs. Neither have been indeuti-
liel. Eurnors have been received from
all directions. but nothing reliable.
General Crook Is placing his men at
various points likely t. be visited by
Indiars, and has sent force in pursuit.
'The people OF TIE Territory have hopes
OF good results. but many murders will
he repeated within the next IS hours.
4 no Indians have lett the reservation
it is now believed that all, or nearly all.
OF the Indians o. the warpa,h are those
driven over 10 Mexico las. year. anu
have now returned for a raid IN Ar
iona.
GLoBC, March IA man was killed
near Stems Pass, n. ~, a short dis
tan3e from the Arizona line yesterday
BY two -Apacbes. It is supposed he was
killed to prevent his giving information
as 70 the direction they were taking.
New YORK, March %. Most of the
stock trading Of to-day vas in Central
Pacific at - and 765. The decline, Ike
that OF a few months ago IN Union Pa
cite. continues to considerable ex
tent unexplained. Both stocks have
had large dec inc since tue beginning
Of the year, which must be attributable
to the approaching completion of other
.rans-con;inental lines; bat aside from
this, i. is thought in some quarters that |
4 few prominent individuals. who were !
large hoilers of Central Pacific year |
ago. and who are interested IL South
ern Pacific. have been Increasing their .
holdings Il thelatteE and selling out the |
former.
BATTLE CREEK, March IA man !
banned johnson, living near Johnstown |
OsL kosh =, suspected his hired map,
named Frey, Of undue intimacy with |
ais wife. Finding Frey alone in the |
tense woods, johnson bound and
, gyed him and succeeded in securely |
him to a tree. After multi |
ltinz his person, the assailant left Frey, |
md the latter was only discovered by |
search party two days afterward. He |
was UNCONSCIOUS and his limbs badly |
rozen, but may recover. Johnson and |
lis wife fed.
HELENA, y. T, March PA man
'amed Coome-, keeper of i tavern ut ar
he mouth of Greenh"rp, and a guest /
FAMED Smith, were hanged yesterday |
" lynching party Of fifteen.
~ suspicion that they had fred
he barn Of neighbor, causing the loss
i consid arable stock.