Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-06
An Elevator Burned.

the sixth story. Gary Benson, watch
man, and Louis J. Miller, Clerk of the
Fire Department, rushed down stairs
through the flames and were badly
burned. Firemen Samuel Atkins, ohm
Myers and James Gilligan were forced
to come down the iron hosting chain
outside the building distance Of 100
| feet. About 40 feet from the ground
the chain was covered with ice, and the
men slid to the ground with great vel
| ocity and were more or less severely in.
jured. About o'clock the upper walls
fell outward, a part falling through
Bridge & Davis store adjoining, on
Broadway, burying several persons I'M
der the ruins. Fireman William Gar
lin, Michael McEwen and Michael Shee.
han, employees of Bridge l. Davis,
were killed. James Cameron, boob :
keeper for the same firm. was irinred
internally. probably fatally. James
Kelly had both legs crushed. and Gold
wai.he, fireman. had his back injured.
| The end of the mill and the elevator
were destroyed. The loss on the build
ings is $4,000; insured for So. 800.
The mill and elevator were occupied by
Frank Chamberlain, whose loss IS about
500, 600; insured for SllH, 800. About
$1,000 bushels of grain were in the FL.
evator. The loss Of the parties who
had grain stored il abous $40. 0Oo.
SALT LAKE, March :5-Frank Tor.
onto was found in Tooele county yester.
dav in dazed condition, with his nose
broken off and hanging TO the side of
his face. He was brought to this city,
where his parents reside. aud today he
died OF his wounds. The supposi,ion is
that he was thrown from horse.
Two days have been spsn. in the
Third District Court 10 making ND a
jury to try the Hopt mur Ter case. H"pt
is the murderer nf Sheriff Turner'S son
at Park City in 1880. He robbed him
of his money aud team, and hauled the
dead body around the country in a
wagon for NUN Der OF dsys. He was
captured in Wyoming by Sheriff Tuc-
ner. " io discovered the renlaios Of his
son ia the wagon bed covered with a
tent. 1t is an aggravated case, and the
prejudice is so great that it is difficult
to make up jury. Sheriff Turner was
Captain of the party which captured
the Central Pacific train robbers, and
the sympathy OF the whole community
is with him.
Nabhe.i.
New YORK, March j.-D9tec.ive
Thore of Scotland Yard, London, ar
rived by the steamer Baltic yesterday
and went immediately to Police Haad-
quarters, where he claimed Hen
nv David kino, sometimes known
as Henry Douglas kino, Russian
Jew, VINO, under the extrad ton treaty,
was arrested in Salt Lake City Feb. II
He was permitted to tell his story,
WHICH is remarkable, As showing bow
vigorously offenders are followed rp in
Europe. He came to this count in
1858. went to California IN 1871 and
heard OF Il rich relative Ia Michigan,
where he the next year married a Polish
Jewess. He went to Lon,ion, established
clothing stores in several PAGES. Ole
OF them WAS burned, and Though h.
recovered some OF the insurance, the
other companies resisted payment, and
he lost in the lawsuits. \ charge of
arsoa was made against him. He re-
turned to New York, where he estab-
lished a tailoring business. He was
sgain unfortunate and vent to Denver.
His movements seem to have been
shadowei. He was accused of dis
II -
lar charges We're broughtlsgain. { him.
He says he did legitimate dry goods
business. He says he is innocen: Of
the charge foc which he is wanted now.
The PU!pi: and the Passion Play.
NEW YORK, March The Rev.
George w. Gallagher, pastor OF the
Fourth Unitarian church on East l2Sth
street, preached last evening OH the
merits of the Passion Play. a friend
of his had been moved to tears on wit
Messing it in San Francisco. The play
contained many tine passages, bat It's
main charm was in the scenery, which
was'a close representation of the sctua!
scenes. If Morse had called it an ex-
hibtion of New Testament events and
customs, be would have been better IN
derstood. There would have been less
objection, and he would hav. been
praised instead Of cried down. The
name condemned it. The sentiment
was excellent and there was nothing
in it immoral. Gallagher said be would
rather see it performed than go to many
churches and hear ministers WHO made
buttons apd clowns Of themselves.
ST. LOUIS, March "a secret has
Just been revealed here. Senator Tabor
of Colorado and Miss E!iz ,peth Nc
Court of Oshkosh. Wis, were privately
married here on the thirtieth Of last
September. The ceremony took place
in the law Office of Col. d. II. Dyer, an
intimate friend of the Senator, and was
performed by John VI. Young, Justice
Of the Peace, aud witnessed by brother
OF Miss McCouvt, who accompanied her
to ST.. Louis for that purpose. It is
stated on the authority of -ol Dyer
that the ceremony vas kept a s. cret
because at that time, although Tabor
had been granted divorce from his first
wife, she had a saiS against him for
al!mony, aud it was feared the an
nouucement OF this marriage might
compica.e matters.
W.ruI>rroE ii,rob : Sanainr