Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-10
TEE4EGRArKIC .g0Tss.
There was a heavy snow-.t tor

-. There was a heavy snow-.torn
in Denver yesterday.
| In Co':ay. Washington Terri
tory, sc, tar,lay, while making an argn
ment in court, TX Judge P. c. Sui.iva.
dropped dead of heart disease. D.
C. ussd was formerly z resident. + Dallas
Polk cpnuty, Oregon, and sanol high II
his Profession.
| Chinese firms in Victnris, b, C..
| advise the Chinese government to al
| low no more men t, come At present
1t ia asserted that 900 Chinese labor
| ers died last year. TIE mortality IS at
| inu.ed to exposure. accident and sud
den change OF diet.
-. .C!insstone, the nn-recori
borse, t-o.tcd the lat quarter Of q
| mile in 81 seconds at CIevei and yeste.-
day.
+. "A Stockton Gal dispatch says:
The BODY Of the lad killed Oh the tr; c.,
near Ripou, on june 5, was exaums Il
! Yesterday in this city at the request OF
E. RI. Cawlac, of san Francisco, who
identified the lad as ms SON Eide. The
boy lett home on Monday with + gang
Of boys, and falling !r4sn :. brakeman
was killed.
AT the races IL W:.kesharve, Pa.
yesterday. constahlea attempted t. ar
rest ". FL. Becker OF Chicago, propr.-
et,r of the wheslof.fortune game On
the grrup1. 4 riot e,ssnea aud several
shots were exchange 1. " lam Brs"er
Of New York was seriously heatea by
a constable. Last night one o: the CON
stables was arre>t-9 and held FOR bail
for robbery, battery and assault.
AT Auburn, \. L, ,estsrdsy,
while scoring for 2 race, 1eislsnE driven
By Eusene Root, Of syria cuse, became
unnl ana ceable, and the suBy Was brok-
en- lv collision. The horse da he'd
from the track through the gruunds,
dragging the driver by the feet. Rnea's
heal was crashed by the HoTss a":t ne
viii diA. The buggy was a,nashe'j and
several persnns slightly lnlaten hstore
tha horse was stopped.
.J.seph x pier, The artist Of Puck.
has i,e.:. sued for damages tur whipping
a ne;ghhn's tale girl who VAS quar-
reling tt his own. kepier fald he
only siaupaj sa,.h Gre once. He is now
IN Europe. It is declared somebody
found the litt!n girl very weak and
bleeding tur FIVE weeks she was o.
fined to the house, being weak. nervous
and lame. and has nos az his day re-
covered her heari.s thoroughly.
=. Charles E. Davies arrived in New
York to day from Boston, to arrange
the detai "f tae glove ma ca between
John l. Sullivan ana Paddy Ryan. He
had me, ting with Sullivan Yesterday
in reference to the proposed glove coa-
test. Sullivan referred Dawes to Al.
SIN tn, W b. viii act as representa- We Tor
him, wili.t Davies Will manage Eyan's
interest. Quite q St nsasinD has been ere
ateo over tae cont mplat.d match.
AT Fulton, Ky. y shooting af-
fray cccurced last evening between
posse Of men under She leadership OF
the City Marsh a. and 81 | and John
Olgles, two men Wlo nave caused no
little trouble t , the peaceful c,tlz 'Es of
En- ton. l. t ,e firm, Wh!ca was b gun
hy the Os.les. Bill eagles was k lird;
John O4eles WAS " oundsl, tat escaped;
and q negro. WHO WAS not participating.
was sho. dead. VIII johnson, one #
the DOS 60, was wounded in the arm. and
the City Hi4rshal Was badly beaten over
the head.
IA panic that might have resulted
in dreadful loss of life occurred in the
primary school on Fltl street, New
York, Yesterday. \ scholar shouted
g." Fire T. WHEN Wild exc .meut aud
infusion f. loved. Hundreds Of chii-
dren, in the different clasr-rnons.
crowded t,wards the stairs, and al e.
forts of the teachers to preserve Order
were intellectual A number OF csni-
dren were crushed and had tleir cl taes
torn iu the struggl-. The Ice report
no one seriouiy injured.
AT Osksi,osa, Iowa, On June J.
Reee Purcell, the discarded lover of
Miss Turner, met the young lady wax.
ing with Mr.. Deboarj, and, after up-
braiding her for her unfaithfuiness,
turned to D=board, saying, YOU are
the cause of this trouble" drew re-
volver and shot Deboard in the LETT side
of the neck, the bail passing upwards,
AID coming out ct the right side. Then
he tried t !, shoot Miss Turner, bus was
prevented by crowd az men who Ga TIL
cred near tae scene. Pu,csil ran away,
and has not been apprehe nded. De-
boards wounds considered very danger
Gus.
In New York yesterday vsr-
dc was rendered in e District Court
for $S7 SO, in favor Of Hattie CIapper,
against Rev. Z lmuna Guilbsrt, of the
Church of the Ill. ly Spirit. It trans.
pires that this enterprising reverend
has been in the habit for several yearS
Of varying the character IF his music
by verbal contracts with singers. and
suddenly dlsmissing them before the
contract expired. When pressed for
pay for the unexp;red term, no wtu'd
plead insuficiency of contract, as in
the present case. Miss Clipper is a
w-.i-kno~ n soprano, and h. r suit has ex
posed the sharp pra c.ice Of the Rev.
Gin lher:, mucn to the indignation OF
churchmen and the cahdal OF his con-
erega,ion, which is fas;l,opabl. aud
wealthy, and eRa well afford to pay for
its music.