Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-04-21

WHITE RENEGADE.
| TUCSON, April 10. The Stars Her
mosllIo special says: The detachmen
of troops which followed the Apache'
from south to east of Ures had severa
RAINING fights with them. From Ures
to Candies they claim to have killed
nearly the whole band. After Losing
the trail OF the balance some of the
soldiers visited Candies, where a sold
Ter who was IN the campaign last veal
recognized a white man, who was with
the Indians at that time, acting as CHIEF
in one of the fights. This soldier was
wounded and left on the field for dead,
but was conscious. From his descrlp
ton of the Apache chlet it was thought
TO be l.. \. Streeter, formerl y United
States Indian Agent, and a most des-
perate character. For more than two
wears he has been the leader of a band
of Apaches. His capture proves the
soldier was not mista ken in his man.
Governor Torres ordered him brought
| to Hermosillo, hut it is doubtful If he
will be alive when the order reaches
the troops.
pugilistic.
NEW YORK, April l9--Ic is uuder-
stood in sporting society in this city
that arrangements for hard glove
fight, according to the Marquis Of
Qleen, bury rules, between john L.
Sullivan OF Boston, and Charles II L
chell, the English champion, have been
completed, and that the contest will
take place at Madison Square Garden
on May II. Richard X. Fox said that
| arrau gements for the -ch were not
made in this city. He had been IN
| formed that the hackers Of the pugilists
had met in Boston, and agreed upon
the time and place for q meeting be-
tween the Boston slugger and the Eng
lish medical student.
Bill, Madden, a former confidential
friend of John L Sullivan, and now
bu mess manager Of Charles Mitchell.
! the English champion, said to-day: Il
have observed in some of the newspa-
pers that Nike Donovan claims that e
ls anxious to fight Mitchell, and pro-
poses a mill st AS pounds for 81 600 a
side. Mitchell Is the heavyweight
champion Of England, and did not come
to America to fight with any such pu-
gilists as the irate Donovan. | will not
present other than the American cham
pion, Sullivan. Cleary is undoubtedly
the next best American pugiiist III this
country. Mitchell has shown what be
could do with Cleary. All pugilists
who assume to be anxious to meet Nit
chell may have chance at him after he
l. done with Sullivan" 1t was given
out to-day that Mitchell had made ar
rangements TO fight Slade, the Maori,
near Kansas City, but sporting society
wagged its head, and said that it would
be we'll for Mitchell to stick to his
avowed intention of finishing Sullivan.
Net Earnings.
WASHINGTON, April 90 The pub
Iished report that the Union Pacific
Railway Company will be debarred
from paying dividends on its stock or
interest on its bonds pending the con-
templated government suit against it to
determine the true meaning of the term
"net earnings" in the Thurman Act,
is autboritativeiy and explicitly denied
at the department of justice. 1t is
also officially stated that there is as yet
no certainty that the suggested suit
will be instituted, as the question at is
sue between the government and the
company may very possibly be deter
mined as an incident to the pending
suit of the company against the govern
ment in the Court of Claims r the as
iudicially fixed, but estimated at about
half million dollars due to the COM
pany under the Supreme Court decision
OF last year for the transportation of
mails; but in any event the payment of
dividends and of interest on the COM
pany's bonds will not be interfered
with.
WASHINGTON, April Cot is said
at the Postoffice Department. that the
report referred to in a recent dispatch
from the City of Mexico in regard to
the postal arrangements between that
country and the United States, urged
the nescessity of daily instead of
tri-weekly mail service in Mexico. At
present the United States mails for
Mexico reach the frontier daily. and
are delayed there on account of the
slow service of that government. The
change proposed, in which the Mexican
authorities appear to have acquieseed,
will obviate delay and mails will be for
warded as far as possible on the day
they reach the Mexican border.
LOUISVILLE, April GA special
from Munfordville, Hart county, says
that Booth Edwards, colored, sen.
fenced to be hanged on May IS for the
murder OF Arch Long last December,
to break Jail this morning.
Calling the iailer to bring him tub of
water for bath, he rushed on that /
officer with pistol in mis- hand, and
would have escaped had not the jailer's !
wife locked the outer doors. Finding
escape cut off, Edwards returned to his
cell and shot himself through the head,
killing himself instantly. 1t has Mt
beer learned how the pistol was OBJ
tanned. |