Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-02-21

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! fngersoll came upstairs about that tin e
Dorsey inserted many statements de.
rogatcry to Attorney General Mac
Veagh.
Incersol. objected to the exan,iDa
tion relative To this affidavit, and aftel
long wrangle between the lawyers TIE
Court adjourned until To-day.
BRADY AND DORSEY WILL TESTIFY.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20-2 P. Mt
is now understood that both Dorse y
aud Brady viii so upon the stand as
| witnesses for their own defense, In
order to contradict Reredeils story.
General Sherman, General Miles and
other prominent army officers will also
be called by the defense.
New YORK, Feb Cot is repurted
that William Il. Vanderbilt is very i'll.
He has ceased to attend to business, and
| his affairs are being conducted by his
son, Cornelius Vanderbilt. Three
weeks ago when Genera, Devereaux
and Mr.. Banks called upon him in re.
lation to the sale OF the Nickel Plate
road, it was whispered among his most
intimate friends that he suddenly fell
to the II 'or in an attack OF paralysis.
He rallied. but the effect of the shock
is still seen in the contraction of one
side of his mouth, winch is said to be
still noticeable. Il is also asserted that
since the shake ne has given away to
fits of melancholy. Mr.. Elliot F. Shep-
hard, Mr.. Vand-rbiIt's sor-in-.aw.
said to-day that Vanderbilt was not
well, but his indisposition did not
occasion any alarm, thas it was
merely the result OF unfavorab!e
weather. He hoped his relative would
be aborr again IN a day or two. It
was said at Fanderb,I.'s house last
night that he had no. leis town and
that he was not very well; indeed, ill.,
formation from authentic soNices con:
veys the impression that Vanderbilt
condition was much worse than at first
supposed. Il appears that arrange.
meuts were being made to convey VII
liam II. Vanderbilt and his family 10
Lakewood, New Jersey. y professional
gentleman, who has known Vanderbilt
since his youth, and who also knew his
father well, observed u am not sut.
prlsed at this; in fact, | partly expected
that something of the kind would
happen. Vanderbilt i. very far from
being the man his father was. He il
given to strange faucies and is very
nervous, as II fearing that something
serious is going to happen. He shows
his peculiarly by constantly changing
his medical advisers. He never seems
to have faith in them for any length
of time. This may be popularity Of
his disease; at ali events, | should not
be surprised a, anything that nigh:
occur"
PITTsBUGG, Feb. 2o.-A few days
ago, members of family named Giles
pie, received news from California Of a
large fortune left them. The details
are sonswhs. romantic. and the story
is as follows: n 1858, Jas Mckee.
brother Il Mrs. Gillespie, came
TO America trnm Ireland Instead Of
having a boat with fate ia the
East. be immediately went 30
The Far West and finally settled down
IS Stockton. California. How he oh
tained the nucleus OF bis fortune IS not
stated, bus he eventually stocked q
sheep rancho and engaged in the sheep
breeding business TIL the time OF his
death. Years rolled by and the country
became more thicky populated,
and the city CT Stockton grew about
him. His wealth decreased year
by year, and from independence he
merged into afsiuence, to he worth in
the Deighborhood Of $500. 0C0. He re-
manned u bachelor all his life and died
about two weeks ago, leaving bis entire
fortune to Charles ana Emma Giles.
PIE, MS sisters children.
C1NcISSATI, Feb. 20.-W. H. Van.
derbilt has contributed s., 800 20 the
food sufferers. Relief work continues
unaba.ea. School houses are still used
for lodging the homeless, and viii be |
for some time. rs the houses are TOO |
wet to De occu pied foc some days. An |
immense amount OF work has been doue |
in cleaning up in business houses. The |
reCeGlDG wafer - UHIuI CLOSELY IOi-oHeC |
I'D by a RESUMPTION OF business. The |
Gas Company. though having sas man
ufactured, find it impossible to sc. the |
water out of the mains. They Will |
Light the city tonight. however.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. pa most shock-
ing tragedy occurred a. Springfield,
No. yesterday. Mrs. lilly S:houiea,
the young wife OF Frank Schoudea,
collar maker, during her husbands alb
ssnce from home, sho. her three
months old baby through the bead
with Il csiipre pisto', and then fired
another ball from the same weapon
into her own head. No cause is known
for the act. Toe couple came from
Bsllevil:e. Illinois, about Two years
ago. lived happily together an2 were
SALT LAKE, Feb. % - Edward
Griffin, the miner who was buried in
alead mine at Bingham CD Saturday, was
rescued yesterday morning. The miners
lug 60 feet and rescued MIN, after being
imprisoned So hours. He Was not in.
1red.
Z der john Fanc,tt, one Of the
numerous fathers.in-law Of Brigham
Young. died yesterday, and will be