Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-04-24


The mob opened FIRE on the wagons OF
the way to the depot. Charles Hender
son, one of the proprietors, was shot il
the eye and head and one of the driven
was shot from his wagon. A portion
of the wounded were carried to tins
office of DR.. Wilson, where their in
iuries were attended to. Others
were carried to the cars. A com
mittee of citizens requested the
Sheriff to restore order aud call out
the militia if nee. ssary to suppress the
outbreak. He summoned a posse and
waited upon the proprietor IF the show
aud rendered his services. Under theil
protection the remainder of the wagons
proceeded from the snow grounds to the
depot without being molested. All the
wagons wers loaded at 3 o'clock this
| morning, and special train started fox
| Cambridge, Maryland, with physicians
in charge of the wounded. No arrests
have vet been made. Several private
residences and places of business were
| riddlel with bullets. Breech- loading
| guns and revOlvers were the weapons
used by the mob, who W ere dissatisfied
.yith the show. A dispatch from Cam
bridge, where the show exhibits to.
morrow, states there is no hope for the
recovery Of Henderson. The names of
tn. other wounded men or the extent
of their injuries are not ascertained.
ATcHIsoS. Ks, April %. The three
Blrlow brothers, who attacked and
robbed the Postofice at Norm awhile,
Josephine county. on Wednesday, and
shot and wounded the wife of the psf
master, were brought here by Nj or
Crowell of the Postal Service aud Sher-
If Bailey of Doniphan county. They
will have a hearing before the Uni.ed
States Commissioner to day. They are
tous citizens and started out for
spree and tight. When Normal
refused to give them beer they assault.
ed him and his SOD, broke open the
Postctfic stole money aud stamps aud
shot Mrs. Normal as she was endeavor.
ing TO c'ose the docr. After they had
lefs they commenced fusIlaie of pistol
SDotS AbCnS, Which, al tiC
glass in the building. After this they
went to Everst. where they purchased
another revolver and then started for
home They stopped at several houses
aud compelled the occupants to get up
and cook supper. The men are III all,
aud Mis-. Normal is said to be dead.
CHEYENNE, Wy. April % -Oae Of
the severest snow-ssornls Of the season
struck Wyoming and Nebraska on Sat
urdsy, pros tratipg the telegraph wires
10 all directions and blockading the
railwav cuts. The blockade l. nesr
sherman S'ation. the highes5 point on
the Union Pacific railway. East aud
West passenger trains are lying at
Cheyenne and Laramie respectively.
The trains will move tn-morraw. The
srorm was blizzard and very severe.
For time it extended over m,sE OF
Wyoming and Western Nebra>ka.
Cattle losses are nominal, hecsuse of
the snow passing away rapidly with the
Wind.
HUTCHINSON, KS, Apri! % "A
cyclone passed near this city tarly
Saturday morning. d, ing considerable
damage. Il tore G"wn number of
barns and demolished the house ccu-
pied by an old man and wife named i!
Anderson. irjuring both quite serious
iv. Mr.. Anderson was blown int" a |
tree forty feet away. Another house |
near by was treated a. bad Y and a
girl had leg broken. Mr.. Anderson
may die.
STILL sToRNISG IN THE ROCKIES.
DENVER. April % The snow-storn
on the mountains continues undated. !
All trains are delayed. Every avail able |
snow pillow Is in service ard may per
haps prevent serious blockade.
NASHVILLE, April 23.-Near Muir
freesboro, yesterday, A. Ransom was
shot and instantly killed by his cousin,
VIM. Ransom, Deputy Sheriff. in a
quarrel over a game Of cards. William
instantly left on his horse. The par
ties had been shooting at mark. aud !
William claims he thought all the bar
'Cis "cio empty abtA dii1fSa iuClS-J ~ !
snap the pistol at his cousin.
New YORK. April 23.-The Old
Guard of the Fenian Brotherhood and
the Fourth Ward Land l. ague yester.
day appointed delegates to the I'i-h
in Philadelphia. The Fe.
ian delegates Were instructed to advo
ate the dynamite policy. The L.nd
League delegates are uniustrucued, hut |
those appointed are said to favor force.
New YORK. April % Thomas Bren-
nan, ex-Secretary OF the Irish National
Land League, was given n reception
asst mig ht at the residence of James
Redpath. Although the r.bs lliun of
the past had mt been successful, he |
laid he hoped the rebellion Of the future
" ould be 80, whether constitutional or
not.
New YORK, april 23-Arrange.
nents were completed tonight for a
light between Mitchell, the British
and Herbert A Stale, WITHIN
200 miles OF Kansas City, for s.. 500
,slde.