Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-05-12
KANSAS CRY, No, May ll.-No re.

| KANSAS NIGfs NO, May ii-No re =
liable explanation of the troubles at
Dodge CITY, Kansas. has vet been re-
ceived. A di~pat:h from Topeka says
that nothing d. t,nte is known there,
but it is believed the disturbance has
not been SO great stated. Luke
Short, the most prominent of the SIX
men exp. led from D hge Git, came TO
this city and left TO night for Topeka,
! where he lit .nds to lay his case before
Governor Gleck. a prominent cat lie
man who resides in Dodge City. said he
b.. eyed the whole trouble was simply
war upon the gamblers; that the cit
z.ne had Diet .rmined to preserve more
ordsr iy state OF society, and therefore
compelled certain parties to leave.
He said: They had a similar ex-
perience three years age, ard there IS
nothing especially remarkable IN the
present movement.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, May IA
great lock nut occurred at W. s. KIM
ball & Co.'S cigsrett, factory to-day,
| 700 female employees being refused
| work This firm had thrice refused an
| advance # 20 Der CIT demanded. and
fearing s,rise, refused to give u. If
empnyes work when they arrived st
the factory this morning.
GENzsEE, ILL.,. May ll.-Sylvester
K Mack,nsor, for the murder Of NJ I.
| Maggie COPELAND near k-wanee, Au
gust &c h. 1882. was hanged at Cam
b iige tn. at rnorn. HIS prote- ted
his Innocence and ascrined the crime to
Joseph c. lie.
WHITE PLAINS, n. ", May H.-This
morning, Angelo Coruetsi, the Italian
| murderer Of Daniel Cash, /. ow.con-
| wet in Sing Sing, on Dc, mber 81,
| 1881, was hanged In the prison yard.
san Francisco News.
Ex-Sher ff Sedgwick has assumed the
| ce-ding A. D. Snaror, who has been
| oh ICED to lave tle city on account o.
serious u ness.
Frsnk U"ger, formerly Secretary Of
! the Pacific Exchange, has been ell ct ID
| Recording Secretary OF the San + an
CISCO Stock Exchange, vice William
Barton, who goes into the law BUSINESS.
The body OF w. r. Mcleod, resi-
| dent of {. lumhia. Tu. llmne c. univ,
was found y-.t .rdAy m.nnipg in pie
| of rocks 1t the edge Of the bay, p'e-
snmally deposit d by the food tide.
He is suppo ed t, have ia len over
board firm some vessel.
P Ice officer Philip r. Smith, known
| as On. of the brave: aud mnt faithful
officers in the service, famous as thu
n, n who kept ''B ,rba,y Coasts in
ear " mes under con |, died ye,tsr-
day morning. aged As years-
c. a. Pr l, and wife have tl-d a
conn iii il t le Superior Court aeains
| the Market trees railroad for $40 600
| damages Tor Injuries gu timed by Mrs.
Philo in falling into an excavation made
| tn railroad company.
DR.. Tltls an the Steward Of the
City Hosplt II al on the My r tC
day and announced the star ling fact
that there was not days rations 1T
the hospital, and the CONTRACTORS had
| refused t, furnish any more -np, lies.
Uni IS rsti,.ns were furnished imms-
daily the 400 patient. woul have to
be turned ors.
MISS Hattie Rice, niece of General
Manager Towne, of the Central Pacific
r lr.ad, was married on Wednesday to
A,thur Sm.t', well-known commission
merchant. The church was taronged
with people Of the fret circles Of society.
After the ceremony the party returned
t, the Palace Hotel, where the bridal
reception Was hell. but which, owing
to the delicate condition If MIR. Towne's
health, was limited to the INN .dia-e
reM,ives and friend. The bridal pair
1t for Monterey yesterday.