Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-19

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ceased, then ,ok a last look and sobhed
aloud as she gazsd on her son. The
coftin was then closed and the cortega,
, which was composed of about three
hundred ncep.e in ninety two vehicles,
! took 10 the march 20 the c4ms ry.
On arrival there the usual cerenonlss
took place, after which tie body wa
! lowered into the grave and the patti
returned to the Struble mansion i"r
dinner. Dispatches from sill parts OF
the country are still pouring il on the
Nut family, tenderiog sympathy ara
Offering financial aid. t. bs used III
Nuts defense.
Henry Jennings, proprietor OF thu
n til where Dukes boarded, says Tat
Dukes Il i! him few days a2o ,hat hz
had received several anonyfnras wirn-
ings, which made him feel nervous, and
coon after his ac9uittal he toid friends
tina. he expected to be 1t acked, Iut.
| would take care to kill the man WIN
tempted t. Kill him. He alao added
TAFT there was 3 man il town who he
would like tv provoke t an encounter,
81 az to kill him. This mas name
could not ba learned, bus II is asccc.
saiuei that he is a prominent CT Yea,
toward whom no one has any enmlJy.
Another One Slides Gu!,
WAsHISoroN, Jnne Stu ,e Grim
inal Court this moruirg RerdeH ap-
peared accompanied by Merrick and
Kerr. Judge Wylie asked Rrje'l il
be desired t. withdraw his former plea
OF guilty Of conspiracy in the Star.route
cases. Rerdell answered in the affirm
alive. "Under the circumstances,
said Judge Wyiie, "ths Court has no
hesitation in allowing that to be done,
az one man cann' be guilty of conspi-
racy. The jury has acquitted the
ot,ers, and tlat is enough" The
Curt directed the clerk to enter
no Il pros. qui, and Rerdell left.
After tho organic ton of the juries
for the June term. Kerr called up the
case against William Pitt Kellogg.
charged witt, receiving money in con
nection with mail contracts while in the
Senate. Kerr said he unaers TODD that
Kellogg was under bail. a mes
sage was dispatched for kellogg.
and Kerr then called up the
two cases against Thomas V. Brady,
ch.rging him with receiving money
while h. ling fhs office of Second As
sistant Postmaster General, as a con-
| sidera.ion for increasing the money al
.wapce for certain mail services. Kerr
Il 49, l.s1 h,l i,b0 .S
in these cases, and he asked for pro-
cess to bring Brady int Court. judge
Wylie replied that Kerr could have
the process aud that the C"u t would
make it returnable to. morrow.
Kellogg ,hen appeared in Court and
wa we'd the reading Of the indic,m mt
Wilson thereupon presented his plea-,
and the arguments will be heard next
Saturday.
Poisoning MOdjeska.
DENVER, COL, June lS.-A highly
sensational report was in circulation
here yesterday-that an attempt had
been m de to poison Modje.ks at the
Opera House on Saturday night. 1t
now transpires that it was caused by
blunder Of the property man at the
th-ater. When Barrett was here some
two months sgo, "a preparation Of phos.
phorus was used to give tn. face OF the
ghost in tbs play OF Rumle: luminous
appearance. Ga Saturday night
Madame Modjeska appeared at Juliet"
AMI the properly man gave her this
phial, mis .king it Tor one containing
sleeping potion. A. soon rs the c.rk
~as removed the liquid ignited. and
this of course prevent d seri'.us resalts.
No one for a nr"ment suspett d that i,
WIS anything more than blunder until
the MATER was reported to Mod .ska'-
hu~ band, Count Bpzelt', vino seemed
very iacredul ,us, and stated that sew
ersl attempts had been male upon her
life.
A Clergyman Kills Another.
MANSFIELD, La, june l6.-Rev Ben
T. Jenkins Jr. this morning. killed Rav.
Lane Borden, President of Mansfield
c. llege. Borden had seiuced yonrg
lady friend Of jenkins. jenkins used a
revolver and fred five or elk n, t.. One
of the shots ok IF ;ct in b ,rdan's leg,
one in the heart and one in the fore
head. just b. ty-en she eyes. He lived
ahauS NO hours, bus never spoke. The
grestess excitement prevails, but Jrn-
kins has the sympathy OF the c"mmun.
ity. Jenkins aud his trltier, &. E.