The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-21
LATEST rxIIeRAPH1c NEWS.

| From the Gold Hill News of last evening.
HAxBLroN, Pa, December ia terri
bic mining accident occurred at S O'Clock,
at Stockton, near this place. A coal mine
caved in, filling the shaft and tunnel with
enormous masses of earth and carrying two
large houses with it, choking the entrance
: to the mice. Several persons were in the
dwelling house at the time, who were car
ried down with the falling mass and in
stantly killed. L is impossible to reach the
bodies. Some Of the men are said TO have
beer in the mine. and are supposed to have
been instantly kill d. Ten persons in all
lost their lives Efforts are being made to
extricate the bodies. Tire houses fell 40 feet
and we're broken into fragments.
PoTTsvILLE, December IA dispatch
fiom Hazeltnn saws the cause of the accident
there the working Of a breast in the
cnliery too near the surface, there being
only ab ut twenty feet of space left where
the houses caved in.
CHESTER, VT, December l9.-Hugh II.
Henry, United States Marshal Of the Dis
uict of Vermont, and President Of the Yer
mont Valley Railroad, died at his resi-
dence last night.
SAN Francisco, December 90 The
meurber- of the Typographical Union in
the empiny of Bosqui & Co., job printers.
have left their employ.
SacnAMENTo. December 90. - Capt. B.
A. Woodwnrth, for Il number of wears mas
ter mechanic of the Sacramento Valley
Railroad, at Folsom. di' d in this city yes
terGay. after n hrief Illness.
The Western Pacific passenger train did
not reach this city eserd4, till an hour and
a half after time, owing to the hind truck
ofthe sltepirgc car having run off the Track
at Simps n station.
A special train brought up from San |
Francisco early yes:eriay morning, force |
Of 2i9 Cinnamon who are en- route for
Texas, to he there employed as laborers-
Tom Allen has accepted J'e Cohurn's |
challenge, ard the fight viii come Of six hun
DIRE miles west of Omaha. on the Pacific |
Railroad. within NINETY days for $1,000.
Nlv,nA. Cal. Drcemhtr l9-r~o men |
named Patrick D.nling and N Mich lis, be-
tween whom a difficulty bad existed fur sew !
aral ,ear>, met TO-DAY. about 3 o'clock, at
Yuu Bet. McNich"ls rrmrrked rnat he
ough, 10 have killed d ,oling long ago.
neu D,uHng drew a pistol and shot Me
Nichols dead, and then delivered bi.">cif to
the officers and came II Nryaia this even
ing
TREASURE Citv. December I7.-Ci'v Mar
>hal Coleman WAS compelled last night he
tween 10 and IL o'clock to shoe a man named
John Shrehzn. Sheehan wa cont ealed he
tween two dry goods sxe-. in front aud ia
the III ,de If Has & Cos stone brildjng.
Mr. Geo Ruth. rfard, If the White Pine News
had passed the building a few minutes before
AMI WAS called upan b. Sheehan to stand.
Ru,herf"rd heard the snap Of pi-tnl, but
No report. Th- Marshal passing soon after.
thong hi he heard the swapping uf pistol. aud
looking back. Sheen ian rose up aud present
IN his pistol, Grid, :. St~nd y"u >.'n Of d
b-h." Coleman called upon him to surren-
der AID fred. The ball struck him in the
right groin. Sh,eh pat hi pistol IN the
ground. SWING, - VIII, aud gave himself
mp. His pistol faand to be loaded and
Cooked, but only one cap was On /. The
wound is considered mortal. Coleman was
perfectly iu-tii,ble i'll the act
HAnILTo>, December 1.-THE Eureka
excitement sill cautiaue~, aud numbers are
lea ing daily for that district.
Burglars are reported u be at work in this
CITY and Treasure City. Twn"r three houses
have Ueen broken into within the last few
DAYS.
Five bars of bullion. valued Al Sc, 25i. were
shipped By the Eberdarlt Company to New
Ynrk, to-day.
The weather indica,<< a storm.