Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-19
Tslesraphie dispatches.
SPECIAL TO THE procHs DAILY RECORD
PACIFIC COAST.

the Nassau Guardian relative to the fate
of Col. A. S. Evans and others, differing
from that heretofore made. He says that
himself, Col Evans, and or others,
were sliding down arope to one of the life
boats at the side of the steamer, when an
order was given to cut the line. 1t was
obeyed. 0uterbidge fell into the sea:
Col. Evans followed, and, then all the
rest. Outerbridge alone was pulled into
the boat. The others sank, and were
drowned. He says no effort was made
to save them, although the boat was not
loaded to her full capacity, and remained
near the steamer about two hours.
Martin Hoar, a Frenchman, attempted
to commit suicide, by shooting himself
through the head and cutting his throat.
He did not succeed, and was taken to the
hospital.
To day the ship Lapwing will com
mence discharsing her cargo of iron, ut
Saucrlito, for the Marrow Gauge Rail-
road.
On Saturday "Occident was speeded
at Oakland Park, and is reported to have
made a mile in ALI. AIS. f
The Seventh Anniversary Meeting of
the Prison Commission will be held this
evening Gov. Booth will deliver IN
allrasS
The police are in possession of evidence
that Charles Mortimer, now in jail at
Sacramento, is the man who killed Caro-
Inns Pimel in this city. Some earrings
which belonged to the murdered woman
have been found in the cell occupied by
Mortimer's mistress.
1t is thought that the charge of murder
against Henry Bee viii be dismiss d in
virtue of this discovery.
Michael Reese and others intend to
build large disti'lery in this city.
San Francisco, Nov. 1S.-NIr Roberts,
one of the Arizona diamond discoveries,
states that it is the purpose of the owners
of the fields held by his party tobrganze
several cooperative companies this win
ter, to work the mines next spring and
summer. He says also that it is possible
parties from Utah have discovered the
plains where his possessions lie, but that
the company is secure in its title to the
fields.
John Haggerty is on trial for burning
a house on William street, last February.
The Coleman Silver Mining Company
has filed certificate of incorporation, to
work in Little Cottonwood District,
Utah.
1t it declared that Luis Ferrar, who
shot Stohl on Saturday night, is insane.
Laura D. Fair paid n visit to the
Mayors Office this afternoon. 10
San Rafael, Cal, Nov ls.-The Dis
trict Court commenced to-day.
There is much excitement about the
Gardner-Shorb breach of promise case.
Vallejo, Nov. lS.-Mr. Stuart's resi-.
dence, corner, OF Sonoma and Virginia
streets, was entered by burglars last
night, and robbed of articles valued al
$3.50.
Aman giving his name as Smith was
afterwards arrested, and part of the
stolen property found on his person.
Antioch, Cal, Nov. l6.-Valentine
Eishler was murdered on Saturday, the
10Th, on Marsh Creek. Justice Men lty
and Deputy Sheriff Swain started inme
diately to the residence of the deceased
and found his body. On Sunday morn
ing Swain went back to the scene of the
murder, and arrested man named Mar
shall Martin, who confessed to Swain
and the latter arrested the wife of the
deceased. She confessed, also, and each
one accuses the other of the deed. The
Coroners inquest is still going on. e
EASTERN.
Scranton, Pa, Nov. 1S.-Thomas Nc.
Namara, Constable of Lackawana Town.
ship. was found dead on Saturday on the
outskirts of this city, with his face SCARED
fearfully and hands bearing several
wounds, evidently received in trying to
ward off the knife of the murderer.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. lS.-On Saturday
night Wilson e. Sons silver and plated
ware mandatory, corner of 9Th and
Cherry streets, was robbed Of s., OOO
worth of property.
New York. Nov. 1S.--The Committee
Of Seventy will decide, tomorrow even
ing, whether it will continue in existence
or not
Some members think it wise to preserve
the organization to support the mayor
H.-A