Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-21
MISS BOND MAX ES a SEN
SATIONAL STATE
nj E n It.
THE CHINESE QUESTION
IN THE SUPREME
COURT.
THE REGULAR INSTALL
MENT OF BRUTAL
MURDERS.
Miss Bonds statement.

! TAYLoHvILLR, ILL.,. March 20. - Emma
| Bond recovered at times sufficiently to
make statement as to the strange
events which occurred on Friday. She
| occupied a room with one door leading
| outside and communicating with the
interior OF the house. through a small
hallway. Miss 3 nj says that she
was fe ling go we'll tnat she WAS sitting
I'D in bed. and t"ll her sister Elite to
90 and eat her supper, which she did
Immediately two men with black masks
on their faces stepped into the room
from the hall. One unlocked the out
side door. and the other extingnished
the light The one at the door SAID,
HWhere is the other cir! :" The two
| men then seized Miss Bond, who was
from fright unable to speak, and carried
her out on the porch. and thence {" the
ground, and along in front vi the house
about 20 feet At this juncture
the family had discovered that
the light was ous and the girls
bedroom door open. and they
began screaming. Miss Bond says she
heard the screams. one man said,
Damn it, drop her" the villains
then went down the back var! and
disappeared through gap III the fence.
MISS Bond, while partially conscious,
could neither move nor speak. This is
the story told by the cir! III her rational
| moments. Her sinking spells returned
with renewed vlgor. Sle mutters IN
her delirium and seems t. think the
men have come back aud got her seq
ond time. and she Is still in their power.
| Her sister says she locked the
door Leading outside from En-.
mas room. Mrs. Bond SAYS En-
ma held to the bed post
when the men seized her, and the bed
was drawn out from its accustomed
! place. Her physician says, speaking OF
| he theory adsarced. that she walked
| out of the house herself, II do not see
how she could possibly do that. | eX
| aminel her feet and there were Ttu
signs that she had stood on them.
! do not thiuk she could have walked IL
! The yard without leaving perez p io.e
marks. Her father says he beileves II
was undoubtedly ALI attempt 10 abfuc5
| his daughter for the purpose al in some
way suppressing her testimony. Poo
| pie are slow To believe II an sc.nal at
| tempt at abduction. They think II an
Authorization Of Miss + md, incident to
| her weak and nervous condition.
Death of u Circus Man.
| New IoRK, March 20. William I.
| Aymar, the well-known circus per-
| former. died of consumption on Friday.
Ia 1859, with his brother. Walter 3
! Aymar. he took the ticst circus over
land to the Pacific coast which ever
performed there, and they were obliged
30 cut roads for their wagons part Of
the wav. In California he ventured
ito Wild por ions of country, and carried
his show safely thr'ugh several des-
p4Tate tights with Indians. Ga one
occasion he led his performers to
bloody victory over body OF Indians
within hi- very circussring. under the
canvass. the Indians there gave him
| the name of White Chief. From Cali
| fornia the brothers t,ok their circus
to Peru. and gave perform snces IN
villages among the Indians OF South
America. where they ran great RISKS
OF their lives and had many narrow
escapes. William Aymar only remained
| in SOUTH America six months, and,
leaving his brother there, returned to
| California, where be established a
livery stable on large scale and specu.
lated in mining stocks.
The Chinese Question.
WASHINGTON, March 2O-rwo cases
from San Francisco involving the
validity OF certain municipal anti.
Chinese ordinances, came bt fore the
| United States Supreme Court today
| on petitions of writs of habaes corpus.
! Both are substantially the same CUES.
! tons, namely, whether an ordinance
| known "a order No. 1,69l. relating to
| the establishment and maintenance Of
public laundries and public wash
houses within the certain limits of the
City of San Francisco, adopted October
81, 1882. by the Board e Supervisors,
was within the legal power of that
b ,ard and whether petitioners. Tom
Fong and Hung Hong, two Chinese
| laundrymen, have uulawfuliy been de-
| prived of their liberty for refusing To
obey that order.
Not Harm NOUS
New YORK, March l9-There was
a large convention of Irish societies IN
this city yesterday to arrange for the
| reception of ParneIl. the proceedings
| were not harmonious. The Land
| League nominated Dr.. w. b. Wallace
President, aud the Ancient Order OF
Hibernians nominated James Oliver
Dr. Wallace was declared chosen amid
much confusion and the Hibernians left
| the hall. When the noise subsidized the
| meeting was res umed and business com
mittees appointed to consider the best
manner of receiving Parnell.
4 Foul Murder
FAYETTEVILLE, Tenn, March 49,
Mrs. Nancy Dolan, aged GO, was found
with her head crushed in with club
and her clothing entirely burned from
her body. Her husband. aged -, has
been arrested Oh suspicion. He SAYS
the murder was done while he was
asleep, and that he was only awakened
by the smoke from the fire IN the room.