Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-04-22
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1.-The Bnstceamente trac+, colnpris-
| ing one million acres In Llrate cas-. 81 eX-
! leo, has been sold for 81, 500, 600 TO 4
London syndc1se.
go. Edward II. Stewart, owner of
| the keatucky and Frankfort lotteries,
| dieu Suddenly il Somerv,ile yesterday
| of congestion of the heart.
The second trial of the sui. sf
John Lilly against the New York Cen
trail aud Hudson River Railway Com
pany for the loss of his leg, resulted III
a verdict for the paint # for SIS, 600.
49,. Edward jump, the Chicago
scenic artist and carlo lturi.t. shot him
self this evening, the ball passing
through his mead. He cannot live. Il
is said he was under the Influence OF
liquor.
$500. Herr Most arrived at Pittsburg
to-day and will remain until Tuesday
next. During his stay ne will adde's
several meetings aud will endeavor 10
feet an o-gsnization OF socialists in
Pit, burg.
The smoking ruins and easterly
wing mark the 81 uatinn Of the old Par
lament Huuse at Qaebec, the uaiis
standing showing how eu bs' antially if
sas built. The "tices in the burned
building will he trar-I-rred. The only
loss viii be about S2J. 600 on the library.
1.-THE 81 Petersburg International
Polar Commission announces that,
owing to the decision cf the American
and other governments not to prolons
the observations at different Stations, all
the expeditions except where ice bound
will return next September.
Representatives Of the New
York Telegraph and Telephone aud
T. ectric Lighting Company have adopt
ed resolution in favor OF placing the
wires underground. but stating that no
satisfactory system of 4 ing go has yet
been di covered, and depreciating hasty
action.
John s. Gray. the defaulting
Secretary of the San Francisco Board o
Il 4rbor Commissioners, arrived Ia San
Franci co last evening IN charge of Cap
tain Lees and Detective Coffey. He
was placed III the Cl:y Pciscn. j. j
O. Brien, Assistant Secretary under
Gray, was arrested tonight on two
CHARGES Of enbezz emens.
ate Kane, Miluaukee's only
fem lie lawyer, threw glass of water IN
the face of Judge Mallory while in c"urt
Yesterday morning, and was fined $50.
She claims that the Judge insulted her
by word and action, bat will not say In
what particular. She refuses to pay
the fine, ana will forfeit her bail unless
some friend intercedes-
go. Maud Granger, shortly before
the time to appear IN the title role Of
The Planters Wife," at Meriden.
Conn. last evening, was taken will |
C .,nvul-ioDs, the result Of nervous pros |
tra,ion, and became so Ill that the per-
formance could not be given, and the
large audience was dismissed. 1t is |
feared that she may have to abandon |
her f istern t'ur, even should she sur |
vIve her present illness.
Two little daughters of Lem
Runyar and Eli Christ, Of Warsaw,
Ind.. while out gathering vines Tor the |
purpose of decorating the school-ronm,
were accoseed by two ruti4ns, bound, !
gagged, given cnioroform and then out !
RACED. After tbs the tends left them |
released, but unconscious. the little |
girls, who are only twelve and thirteen |
ears old, finally made their way home.
They are now in critical state. The ,
Sheriff and posse OF citizens made a
search, but no clue can BE- found SO far. !
....Jud!e Van Wagner of the st.
l. 'uis Criminal Court, rendered de-
cision yesterday of considerable interest |
TO all railroad companies. II was on a
motion TO auash three indictments
against George Mckenzie, formerly a
of the ticket broking firm of
milford & Mckenzie, who was Indicted
10 connection with Ross in the ticket
question, as set cut in the indie tment.
possess no elements of contract, and
he mere printing Of them, or having
hem in possession, affords no cause or
cundation for criminal prosecution
lnier our statutes.