Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-20
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TAYLoRsvILLE, n. c., March 10
There is much talk here concerning
peculiar incident which occurred on
Friday night in connection with Miss
Emma Boud, the victim of last Sum
mer's outrage. Since her appearance
| before the Grand Jury she has been
staying at the house of her uncle, Alb
| ner Bond. on the outskirts of the city,
On the evening named while the family
! were at supper, Eta, sister of Emma,
came out of the girls bedroom saying
it was not necessary to send any one
in to stay with her while the family
were eating That Emma was sitting
propped up in bed reading by lamp
light and seemed to be very comfort
able. But after few minutes Mrs.
Bond sent her little girl into the room.
The girl came running back, saying.
"Oh, mamma. the room IS dark and
Emma is gone" Mrs. Bond screamed
and the family ran to the room to find
the bed empty. They searched the
house and yard and found the afflicted
girl outside. around an angle of the
house. lying on the ground partially un-
conscious. They carried the girl back
to her room, and while doing 50 heard
her rave of men with black masks
on their faces She has been
in a semi.unconscious condition ever
since. Among the suggestions is that
Of abduction. Some even HINT at
darker deeds The accepted theory is
that in lit OF tenn i,orary alteration or
mind she wandered from her room to
the yard, where her strength failed her,
and she sank 20 the ground still labor
ing under the hallucination. probably,
of former bideous scenes. To contra
diet this is the fact tina. since her ap-
pearance before the Grand jury last
November she has never walked a steI.
Railroad Enterprise.
New YORK, March IA telegram
says that Charles Coyue. Secretary OF
the American branch OF the Construction
Committee of the Panama Canal Com
pany, has just returned from visit
made bv him to the lsthmus. he ex.
pressed great sat,>flctiou with the
present status Of things and plan
of operations. The total work
log force numbers 600 men, and
the general help is satisfactory TO all
concerned. Mr.. Malett. the American
engineer. has charge of the Cuiebran
section, aud is making marked pro-
gress. Mr.. Dincler OF France is Chief
Executive Engineer OF the Canal Com
pany. and IS now on the spot preparing
mis- plans for the immediate and tina! ex-
ecution OF the work Charles de Lesseps
and Mr.. Dorizats, Consulting Engineer
of the Canal Company, are in Panama.
inspecting progress, and have ex-
pressed great satisfaction with the
operations They sail Tor this city
March 2tth or Doth. All Concerned are
very much pleased with the working OF
the American machinery. 1t is all of
the finest order at the present time, and
So far as it has been tested the results
have been surprising to those engaged
in manipulating the machinery. Over
s., 900. 600 has already been spent in
this country for the necessary outfits.
tools, appliances. etc. Tor the execution
OF the greas task, which, rs Il progress
es, will demand the expenditure Of still
greater amounts here.
\ Double Nits.
NloCNr CARMEL, "a, March l9-A
double prize.tight took + lace here last
night. the participants were named
Gallagher and Michael and William
Maunion, brothers. Michael Mannion
incurred the ennity Of Daniel Gala.
CHER while the latter was protecting an
aged man from the attack Of a young
hoodlum. Mannion and Gallagher,
agreed to settle the trouble in the priz--
ring, aud the pugilists repaired to the
field Marquis of Queensbury rules
2 .verned. First blood was claimed for
Gallagher, who planted a singing right.
handler under MannioD left eye leag.
ing a ghastly cut and rolling him into
his corner. Gallagher knocked Mannion /
of his feet IL every rouni. In the
fifth round Gallagher struck his op-
ponent on the nose, splitting that
organ in shocking manner. When
time was called for the sixth round
Mannion failed to respond and GlllaG,
h.r was awarded the honor Of the fight !
William Mannion, seeing his brother
beaten and severely punished, and
thinking Gallagher too much ex-
hausted to again fight, challenged
him to immedi ,te battle. Gallagher,
though much exhausted, accepted the
challenge and invited him tn
step into the ring. Mannion No. ? !
Was sent TO grass with his brother after
several rounds, in which he was badly
usel up. Patrick Nolan, the man who
seconded the Mapnions, then chal-
lenged Gallag CHER. The latter con sented
to tight him, bus after Nolan addressed
he wisely conclu led to withdraw and
donned his clothes.
The London Explosion
LONDON, March lS.-Ali day yester-
day the greatest excitement prevailed
IN every part OF London, and hundreds
Of thousands of people locked to tie
scene Of the explosion. The Prince Of
Wales, the Dnke q Cambridge, Mr..
Giadstone and neariY all the menlb, r. |