Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-04-04
TELE G R AP HIC.
HORRORS OF THE TEWkS-
BURY ALMSHOUSE.
4 KENTUCKY GOVERNOR
WITH REAL BACK
BONE.
OVERLAPPING THE L. S.
TREASURY.
LIVELY RIOTS IN CEYLON.
LIVELY RIOTS IN CEYLON


Boston, March Ill ne commission
Of the public charitable institutions
resumed the inquiry into the manage
| mens ui the STATE Ai,nshouse at Tewks-
! bury. TX Alderman Dudley testified
| that when be detected Marsh, Marsh
| told him TO keep still about what he
had seen OF the loading Of bodies at the
Geadhouss. March said: I'VE have
got to have some pay FOR cur trouble in
taking care OF these critters" Witness
! gave the details OF the case OF a man
| who was put III to 3 cell intoxicated, and
| who died in four days from neglect.
Witness saw light In she trunk room
at night several times after the inmates
| had retired, and going IL quietly one
night saw Captain Marsils wife open
lug 1ils trunks and taking clothing
from them. Mrs. Pope, housekeeper,
now N MiddletoWn, told him that she
| had seen the same thing, and that the
! most valuable dresses were taken by
| Mrs. Marsh to her private storeroom
aud m lde over for the Davis girls.
| Twenty chsliren in enc warl were
heard 20 cry at night because oi hunger.
Oue night OUT Of Curiosity he went to
the burying cr"end aud saw four
| bodies resurreceed and driven off in a
wagon. The state OF food for
| the inmates and insane was always
very poos and the allowance very Sim
! der. 4 man who drove the hospital
| team trld witness he had taken up GS
bodies in eight months. The m2n was
dissatisfied then, but The next day
showed "a few hundred" which he
said Tom Marsh had given him. Wit
ness was afterwards appointed with his
! vile 10 the care of the female insane.
TIE trunks Of the insane had been
taken away. The cells were IN filthy
condition. 0le insane woman was IN
| duty cell IN ohe attic. Size wss entire
" ~ithoUt clothing and almost starved.
The assistants said she was violently
| Insane, and would tear her clothes.
| She had only one meal q day carried t.
! her by an ldiotlc girl who had always
taken care OF the woman. Witness
| watched and found thst the girl threw
| the food away aud came back Wit h
| empty plates, saying that the woman
| had eaten al the food. n five or six
weeks be had the woman out Of the
cell aud in the sitting room. She WAS
50 changed her husband did not know
her. Her name was Mary Barron.
Governor B1tier-"W WAT was her
| husbands name =
Wjtpess-''I don't know. He lives
In Boston"
Batter" Never mind. The news,
papers will bring him 20 ne tomorrow
morning
On ross-examina'ion the witness
| said that OF 3 children who came :h2re
in year only one had lived.
overirauiinG the Treasury
WAsHISGToS, April 2-The COM
mittee appointed to count the cssh in
the United States Treasury and to ex
anime the accounts of the late Treasurer
began work after the close of business
Oh Saturday by counting the Tellers
cash, so that there need be no iuterfer-
ence with the business CT the office.
| The reserve vault was also sealed up
| preparatory to taking an inventory of
| It's contents. j. is thought that the
count viii occupy two or three weeks.
There has not been a thorough over
| hauling OF the Treasurer Office for
ten years, the last full examination
, being the one made during Treasurer
Spinper's time, when Mr.. Spinner
turned over the office to Treasurer New.
! The latter was willing TO accept the
| cash and accounts without examination,
and his b0ndsmeu being wilIing the
| Secretary Of the Treasury dispensed
with the examination. The same thing
occurred when Treasurer Wiaans sue
! ceeded Mr.. New, and when General
| Gilfiilan was succeeded by Nlnans, the
latter expressed his Willingness to fore
20 an examination on the present occa-
sion. But the Secretary thought that
as so long a time had interviewed since
| the last count that one should now be
made. The committee will be assisted
in the work by force OF twenty to
| thirty clerks detailed from offices other
! than the Treasurer's Office. The count
| Will be made of the old notes III the re
| demptioa division, the new notes III the
reserve vault, the silver and gold and
bonds held in trust. President Upton,
of the committee, has decided that an
actua! count must be made IN all cases.
! Packages of notes will be opened and
counted. as will also bags OF gold and
silver coin. He will personally assume
large of the work of comparing the
cash on hand with the Treasurer &C
count and with the accounts of disburs-
ing officers.
New YORK. April 5.-Wall stree.
was considerably disturbed to-day
when it was announced over the tape
that valuable securities, the property
Of T. b. Treat, the publisher, had been
stolen, and warning the public against
their purchase. Treats Office was
visited by burglars. who broke open
the cafe aud carried off ali the booty
that they could lay their hands on.
The stolen securities comprise s. COO
metropolitan first mortgage bonds.
81 600 Ohio First Division, fifty shares
New York Central, fifey shares Metro.
f.! politan stock and LOIS shares OF Cen
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