Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-01-31
THE KING OF BELGIUM IN
A YANKEE COURT
OF LAW.
MACE AND SLADE BOTH
KNOCKED OUT IN
NEW YORK.
Robbers Captured.

| ~ " SiOSh NSAis 1|ooAS}S VI w Vic
Fargo & Co., received telegraphie
message, dated Deseret, Utah, stating
that Orrih Nay and Frank Hawley, two
of the robbers engaged in the Contra
P-cific train robbery, had been cap
tured and had just been brought to tina,
place by J. S. Black. 1t seems that an
attacking party had been organized,
who went to Swassy Springs, thirty five
miles south of Deseret Station, on the
party surprised two of the robbers, Nay
and Hawley, at horse corral or range.
When they were ordered to surrender
they began firing Seyenty.fve shots
were exchanged. The horses of the two
robbers were killei and Nay was
mortally wounded, being shot through
the body and legs. The attacking
party received no injuries. Hawley
was also shot through the legs. Their
comradcs-Frank Francis, Ras Ander.
son and Cubbea-are in their stockade,
and are surrounded by a party sent
by Dooly from Deseret. The besieging
party are expecting to be reinforced by
a party commanded by Officer Deal and
Sheriff Brown of Ogden. sent out by
the Central Pacific from Montello. This
party was at Deep Creek Friday, and
should hav, made the junction by this
time. The robbers are well fortified,
and it may be found necessary to use a
howitzer to dislodge them. The
wounded robbers confess all. They
were engaged in the d ep Creek
robbery, as well as the attack on the
Central Pacific train. They say they
wanted to make one good haul and then
retire. They are to be brought to this
city to-day.
| 1t is said that the leader of the gang
rides racehorse that was stolen by the
| Deep Creek robbers, aud that the names
of the entire outfit were known to the
pursuers. Three of the gang are ~
vicss who recently escaped from the
Salt Lake Penitentiary, the rest of them
being cowboys.
The King OF Belgium Goes to
Court.
| Boston, Jan. 30 A bill in equity
was brought some months ago by Leo
pold ii, King of Belgium, in the Su-
preme Court against Leon Bernhard to
recover certain securities deposited by
Bernhard in the Union Safe Deposit
Vaults of this city. The suit is still
pending. Another bill in equity has
now been brought by Isadore Hippolite
Duros Aux, Bishop of Tourney, in Bel
GUM, to recover the same securities.
Bernhard, who resided at Antwerp, mad
| for a long time been the custodian of
money and securities belonging to the
| Bishop which were derived from the
revenues of the Church. About March,
| 1851, Bernhard converted large
amount of these securities to his own
use and fled from Belgium to the United
States. He was arrested at Havana and
taken to B lgium, where he is now
awaiting trial. Bernhard, while in the
United States hired a vault of the
Union Safe Deposit Vaults, 10 which he
deposited large amount of securities,
which caonot be attached and cannot
be taken on writ OF replevin. 1t is
claimed that Bernhard has no title to
the securities. and it is asked that
he be ordered to deliver them
to the Bishop; and that the Safe
Deposit Vault be restrained from
allowing Bernhard to have access to the
safe, and from delivering the secu-i.is,
to him; and that plaintiff be put in pos
session of the property. Upon the
| Ht,nc, &c fha hill thu ,nnnk,o, =,
sued as prayed for till the further in.
june :ion of the Court, and subpoena
also issued to defendant, returnable in
March.
ThievinS Indian Agent.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3O.-Red Cloud,
in an interview to day with the Secre-
tary of the Interior, Commissioner OF
Indian Affairs, demanded a restoration
of his horses or the cash. The Com
missioner of Indian Aff.irs remarked
that the Whole number of horses taken
from the SOicx up to date was 1000,
which were sold for Sl9, 400, and
that the War Department. could
not satisfactorily account for the
proceeds of these sales. Tnis f4ce,
he added ironically, was a strong arsu-
meat in favor of transferring Indi lbs
from the Interior Department to the
War Department. Red Cloud then
said: Il want new agent. Nc.
Gillicuddy is bad man. He is quar-
relsome aud calls us bad names. He
steals our supplies. Yoc take his word,
and he steals from u.s.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 30-Jvhn Gilbert,
actor, who escaped from the Newhall
House fire, has sufficiently re CO, cred to
be told by his physician Of the terrible
tate of his young wife. He turned pale
and sat immovable as a statue for some
time after the recital of the news. then
tears came to his eyes and his frame
shook with emotion. He will leave
Milwaukee this week to Join the Mn
ME Palmer Combination in Denver.
His wife's remains will be taken to her
fathers home in New York.