Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-05-10

are good for the 81, JUU, and ne deSle
mated the hiding place Of the emaining
SIS OOO, and officers have gone for it.
A list Of officers for cours.martial has
been made for Wasson's trial, which
will occur quite soon.
'.Prefcrs Western Life"
WASHINGTON, May 9.--The news Of
the divorce suit between Senator Fair
and his wife created little surprise in
Washington. Fair has brought his wife
here but once, and it has been rumored
that they did not live happily. A Con
gresham who claims to know the fam
lily history says ne was not surprised at
the suit. He had known for long
time that Mr.. and Mrs. Fair cid not live
happily gether. and ne thought that
Fair would not oppose the suit. He
says Mrs. Fair has often accused her
husband Of infdelity. When asked
whether it might not Influence Mr..
Fir to resign his seat. the M. c. re-
piled til he wouldn't be surprised, as
Fair was not over pleased, he thought.
with his Sen .torial life He prefers
the more free and easy Western life.
After the Mayor
MILWAUKEE, May 9-Mayor Stow.
ell, who had just issued orders to close
the saloons at midnight, and that
policemen shall net drink liquor while
en- duty, yesterday received threaten.
ing letter. in which 1t was stated that
the sal ION keepers had decided to kill
him If he enforced the orders. The
latter was signed H NJ, the initials
OF Miller (of NJ Ter & Sh.l ?, prominent
saloon keepers), who was yesterday re-
fused a license because he would not
promise to close at midnight, and even
declared openly his intention to violate
the orders. His friends say the | tier
was a trick of his enemies to get him
into disrepute with the Mayor. The
saloon keepers almost all refuse to obey
the order, and trouble is anticipated.
Reported Defeat Of Crook.
CHICAGO, May 9-There are reports
that Crook has been captured by the
Apaches, but the officers at Sheridan
headquarters in this city do not credit
the rumors. While it is true that they
have no recent advices from Crock in
person, they are In the way of receiving
quick communications from any point
in Texas or New Mexic" in case of an
engagement, and particularly so in case
Of disaster. Any report which Cen
eral Crook might make of operations in
or from Arizona would GO to the head.
quarters of the Department of the
Pacific at San Francisco, and head
quarters here would net be in receipt of
any official report direct.
PALMYRA, Mich. May 9-Lyman
Haviland and wife last night left four
children alone in the house. Alice, the
Oldest, l3 years of age, fell asleep " lille
reading aper, and the paper caught
fire, setting the house and her clothing
ablaze. She ran ont doors and was
burned to death. A boy years old
rescued the baby. and the fourth child
escaped. The f.ther returned. and was
severely burned BY rushing into the
blazing house before he knew the chill
dren were all out of 1t.
OXFORD, Miss, May 9 Yesterday
afternoon At 4 O'Clock, City Marshal
C. f. Butler. shot and mortally
wounded S. NJ. Thompson. Of the Ok
ford Eagle. who was resisting arrest.
Butler immedi iy surrendered to an
officer, and as the Circuit Court Grand
Jury is now in session the case vii!
probably be tried tomorrow. Circum
stances leading to the killing are vari
ously stated.
WAsn1sGroN, May O. Secre tary
F. lger Gays that no application has been
made for the dismissal of Captain
O'Meagher Condor (now employed in
the Office of the Supervising Architect
of the Treasury On the ground that
his public utterances were disrespectful
and offensive to the British govern
ment. The Secretary added that he
knew of no reason why he should in
terfere in the matter.
BosroN, May Gov, rnor Butler
sent to the House this afternoon . mes.
cage on insurance matters. He saws
the required examination by the State
Actnary has not been made for several
wears. and that the real cond ton Of the
companies 10 not known. The Governor
adds "Of my own knowledge am
aware of one or two companies not in =
sound condition"