Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-10
Mean Business.

| LoRDsBURG, March S.-Jonn Kinney
the so called King OF the New Mexico
Rastlers, was captured yesterday on
the ella river by Captain James f.
; Black and his company, Of Shakespeare.
He has Just arrived mere in charge OF
! three members OF the company. There
are threats made on the part of the law.
| less element that Kinney will be res
| cued. Ii he escapes this town will wiz
| ness several decent lynchings within
the next forty-eight hours, and fore.
most among the Wet ms will be those
| who may be suspected of complicity in
Kinpeys escape. Sheriff Woods, OF
Silver City, has been telegraphed, and
the prisoner will be turned over to him
on his arrival. Next to the arrest of
Billy the id the arrest Of Kinney fig
uras in the annals of New Mexico; $
criminal history. Every credit is due
to Captain Black and the members OF
his company for the capture. Kinney
himself SAID that the man who took
him IN was brave man.
Dorsey In 81 New Role
WASHINGTON. March s. The star
says: 1t has leaked out that last Tuesday
an attack Was made by 5. W. Dorsey
on Judge Lilly, father of exDepnty
Auditor Lilly. at the residence Of the
former. Lilly called a. the Dorsey res
,dencr, accompanied by trieD'l. aud
they were admitted at once by Dorsey.
who iavited them to his psrIor. They
commenced C ,nversati0n during
which Dorsey accused Lilly of obtaining
Rerdeli az a government witness. Dor.
sey became excited, and deal. Lilly a
blow in the face. The latter throwing
himself ba tx to avoid the blow. his
chair was upset and he fell to the tioor,
when, IL is alleged. Dorsey kicked him
in the lower part of the abdomen.
Lilly is now confined to his room by
his injuries. Dorsey's friends, in con.
vcrsation Tonight, admit the fac: % the
assault on Judge Lilly. but assert that it
took place under circumstances of great
pcovocat:nn. and after 9 Icssy had been
grossly iasa ted.
New YORK, March a Paterson,
\ J., Thee are more Xix factories
thar a. any other place III the Cni.al
States. i Graud Lodge OF United
Weavers has Just been formed here.
The organization is similar to some in
England, and as many of the Paterson
silk weavers are English. they take
kindly to its aims and methods. This
union has The hearty corporation Of
several Of the leading mill-owners, who
profess themselves ready to join in
uniform scale Of wages, this beng the
principle object in view. 4 committee
has been appointed to visit each silk
mill and off, u price list with 3 view to
comparing the schedule and arranging
uniform system. Some OF the manu-
facturers cheertuliy furnished the in
formation wanted, and they declared
that if the employers and employed can
agree upon such a scale it will put an
end to the petty strikes that are cuntin-
uaily taking place.
= Nutiiated Man.
LANCASTER, March S. -Considerabls
excitement has been created here by a
story brought from Clearpoyt, a small
country town. that d hsgrant outrage
mad been done. \ wel..known citizen
there is obnoxious to the people on &C.
count of the indignity to which he sub
jects his wife and family by keeping
lewd women in the house. II has the
name of rouS and has separated two
wives from their husbands In bis neigh
borhood, besides having the seduction
of several young girls to answer for.
After midnight last nj ght dozen
masked men visited his house. took
him from his bed, blindfolded, gagged |
and bound him, and carried him to a
secluded ravlne about g mile from the !
house, and there mutiiated him. He |
was then tied to tree and left until |
this morning, when he was discovered
and conveyed to his home. The attend
lns physicians say he cannot survive. /
4 Big Yarn.
CONCORD, y. &. :, March M. vii. (
helm of Cabarus county passed through !
here to-day with his sick son, aged !
twenty, on the way to Sails bury to con-
suit physicians about an extraordinary |
malady with which the youth is affiict- |
ed. An ordinary bathing tub can be
filed with cold water and the boys !
feet placed therein, and in eight min. !
utes the water will be made SO hot that I
the heat can be felt through the slaves
OF the tub. The boy suffers Intense
agony. describing his sensations like |
having his feet in a bed Of hot Goals all !
the time. He is being carried from his |
fathers house to Salisbury with his feet !
in tub OF cold water. Between his !
house and Concord Mr.. Wilhelm had |
to change the water four times. and |
shortly after being changed each time |
it would become hot again.
ST LOUIS, March 9.-The Globe- |
Democrats correspondent az Helena
gives the following view of the stu
alton There are not more than two or |
three spots OF dry ground between
Memphis and this point. Scores of the
best farms in Arkansas and Mississippi |
are in complete state Of wreck. Most !
of them are abandoned. The owners
and laborers have gone to higher !
ground. The cattle are standing in |
water. Every Clubhouse is filed with
colored people. At Harbuls Landing
aiohtcon cnl nrad wan ana Uonnen mr.. -,