Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-22
THE KILLING OF EiFERSTICK.
THE HERALD AND "rl3fES''
FURNISH FULL ACCOp-HTS
OF THE AFFAIR.


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San Francisco ard received lette
, from them almost daily. The report
the ears OF Mrs. Conkling, III n.her o.
Mr.. Uhler, in San Francisco, and i
: Conkling, her son. came here from Ne
vada in the latter part Of February /,
do wha: he could to save the family
honor and spare the family pride. he
saw Uhler. saw his sister, saw Haver-
stick, and saw Howe and Hpmmel, who
were his sister > counsel 10 a suit be.
tween herself AMI husband He wanted
his sister to % back ro her husband or
20 with HIM To the West Howe and
Hummel ADVISED that either one of these
cour-es was the best their client
could pursue. Haverstsck claimed
that Mrs. Unler had been
cruelty treated by her husband, and
said if they Were divorced he wound
marry her. Ionng Cnnkhng said if it
came to that he would NOT interfere,
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20 TO Nevada with his or to her mother
IN San Francisco. Mrs. Uhler was
wiling to go, but Hiverstick somehow
possessed the controlling influence either
upon her fears or az, c.ions. 04iv on
Saturday did Haverstick ana Couklng
meet at Howe & Hunme.'s Off &c u DIS
cnss what was bess 20 be done in the
afi'4ir.
! \ reporter who kaew Co.,klin- in
| San Francisco wien he was q slight.
| pale yuul il of sixteen or seventeen aud
was employed IN an Insurance Office,
called upon him at the Toombs last
night, and when CoDkiing recognized
| him he said: "is IS strange how
many familiar faces ] have seen
He was locked in cell No. IS on
the second tier. and as the Tuombs
building IS pretty well crowded now he
had to occupy a cell with the Allen
brothers. Conkling said after leav-
ing the insurance business be went
into the brok-raga business, aud was
for some time III the employ OF James
Il. keepe when he was in San Fran
cisco. Then he became Connected with
the Government Scrvey il Nevada, aud
lived III Reno. He has vile, but no
children, living. IFS counsel had en-
j lined hun not to talk about his case.
md Conkling aid to Warden Finn aud
the reporter, g. am gnirg t. be good
soldier aud eey as hstic as ios-ibir."
lie did say thougL thss he hal acted IN
self-defen~e.
New YORK. March y The I;,aes
gives details 81 the Haver~tick tragedy.
Lately Haversti15 has oeeu in par-uer-
ship with his bother, S. \. ii4ver-
sti:k, who lives in Pennsylvania. Uhler
has an flee in the Mills building, but
has nos done much business OF late.
Members Of the Stock Exchange sp, 4
very highly of Hayerstlck, tnough in
clining to the general opinion that the
shooting was something TO have LeeI
expected under the clrcumstanc5s. A
commit ee was appointed to take charge
OF the contracts, memoranda OF which
were found in the Rooms where Havtr-
stick was killed. He bad been on the
Aoor of the Exchange on Monday until |
) o'clock, and had done a great deal OF
business. He was" broker said !
yesterday. ''all right On the market,
short of mining stocks aud long of oll,
so his contracts are all good. 4 com
mite was appointed to draw up set
of REGULATIONS to be sent to Haver. /,
sticks mother in San Francisco.
The RerG'a's account says Chler'. |
two children, A bert c, eiyht years and !
Maud. six years Of age, are 10 Penrsyl- |
vaa:a with their f..thers brother. Ia |
August. 1851, Mrs. Unler brought suit
tbs GU "a Howe & Huwm |. attorneys, |
for divorce. She alleged she had been |
eated in an inhuman manner by Unier,
and that he had abandoned her after |
turning her out 81 the house. U4ler,
thr,u h his counsel, VIM. 4. Bach, |
made long answer to the suit, denying |.
abandonment and inhunau treatment |
and telling story OF her amour with |
Haverstic,.. In his sworn statement |
Uhier says he tirs. lived in Brooklyn |
After coming back his wife was VIC
tim to the use OF opium. Hoping
to break it up he proposed living In
New York, where she could obtain !
the companionship of friends and find |
in exciting life a substitute for tn.
drug. Mrs. Ohler, he says, was fully |
in accord with his purpose, and |
promised to assist in her own recovery
in every way. Abou. October the
family moved to West Forty fifth
street Mrs. Uhler was not in good |
health, owing to the long continued
use of opium, and spent good deal of
time in her room. Ohler, after time,
prevailed upon his partner, Haverstich,
to live at the house with them. la
Decemb r. he moved to Seventh avenue,
and Haverstick was installed as a men,
Der of the household. Previous to
this time, Uhler alleges, be noticed !
growing intimacy bet~ cen his partner
and wife, The latter appeared very
much under the influence of Hayerstick |
He noticed tina. his wife was always
auxious to please Haverstick In the
matter Of table and household ar
rangements, without regard to the feel
ings of the other mhers. Haverstick
would spend much time in her room
when she was in bed, and his influence
over her seemed constantly on the in
crease. 1t was not until he began to
notice that his children were being NJ
elected that his eyes were opened.
Haverstick did NO. live with lin then,
aud he noticed that his wife was very
often away from home, to meet Haver-
al i,.k aa he aftrrwa~1a n cartaiaad He