Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-28

n regard to the fall in Raymond X Ely
stock Numerous Salt Takers are large
holders and heavy lossi's. 2 TO- AZ
There are further Developments in the
diamond humbug. Prominent citizens
Of San FRANCISCO are charged with in
venting the whole scheme
Mining operations are fiat.
San Francisco, Nov 27.-Joseph Hard
ing, who shot and killed Claus Klerk, in
San NIateo county last April, has been
declared insane, and sent to Stockton.
The wife of William Harvey, County
Clerk, died yesterday, after brief i'll
ness.
Capt. q. H. Hewitt has been elected
Wharfnger.as ? IN 'S'ig S.''4' On ~ '.'S's'-
The banks will be closed and business
generally suspended in the city to-mor-
row. vUg5 ,5sax52 nia1a
San Francisco, Nov. 27.-The Secre-
tary of the Original Diamond Discovery
Company says that Company neyerown-
ed or located any particular diamond
fields; that their men must have picked
up diamonds in the track Of the Roberts
party. whom they were following; aud
finally, that the Company actedin good
faith with all.
NJ. S. Latham has paid back $50, 1000,
received by him, from Gen. Colton for
500 shares Of the Sailed Diamond Stock.
Emil Strasser, the youngest of the boys
50 badly burned with phosphorous about
month ago, is dead. The others are
nearly we'll.
Withina few days past four attempts
| have been made to burn the block bound
ed by Market Second, Stephenson and
Ecker streets.
EASTERN.
New York, Nov. Ex-senator Sumner
asserts his belief that Theirs is the right
| man in the right place. ,ie thinks the
I Government Of Francois fixed on stable
basis. He praises the French people,
and says Theirs delighted him, Sum-
ner's health is considerably improved.
Investigation into the nitro-glycerine
explosion in We5tchester county, results
in the censurc Of the railroad conductor
for having nitrogl oeline expressed.
President Watson, OF the Erie Rail-
road, dos intend re -airostingJay Gould
r 3 - =
but says additional suits against him arc
in preparation.E wcgI
Barlow, Counsel for tire Erie Co., say!
the suits against Could will embrace
series Of charges in connecton with tn
Jefferson Railroad Co., the Glenwoot
Coal Co., Communlpaw Stock Yard Go.
Sleeping Car Co., and other companies
There will also be charges against hin
in connection with the title Of the CRANE
Opera House, -f ~ .ss v .
1t is now pretty well established tina
Pevy, the missing Kentuckian, abscond
ed, possibly to South America, with
considerable sum, intrusted to him a
Louisville to settle New York obligations
Chicago, Nov. 27.-New York special
state that Drew has settled his North
western shorts with Jay Gould at 12s
also, positively, that H. V,gsmith ha
settled, though not until late yesterday
1t is stated that Drew's losses are nc
less than 81 500, 000,'an smiths s., 900
| 900.
: Commodore Vanderbilt expresses dis
, gust over the conduct of his son-in-lav
Clark, in going bail for Jay Gould. Th
g Commodore has published savage car
about Gould, in which he say: "I hay
. have had but one business transactio
with Mr. Gould in my life. In Jul,
% 1868, | sold him lot of stock, for whic
he paid me, and the privilege of ca
. for q further lot, which he also settlet
l Since then | have had nothing to do wit
> him in any way whatever, nor do ] eve
, mean to have, unless it be to defend m,
3 self. have, besides, always advised a
my friends to have nothing to do wit
him in any business transaction. l can
to this conclusion after taking particuli
notice of his countenance. To II
porter who called on Vanderbilt to kno
if this card was authentic, he said: &C
! wrote it, You can print again that
knew jay Gould wasy damned lit
scoundrel'the moment Set my eyes Q
. him
u Passengers on the Baltic describe IL
storm of the 18th, which, that vessel
, common with many others efcountere'
as terrific in violence. Capt. Kennel
who has crossed the Atlantic 133 time
says itwastheg worst storm he ever e
perienced.
Q Washington, Nov. 27.--The annual +
i port of the Commissioner of Indian A
b fairs is quite lengthy. It's main featu
). relates to the Indian Policy of the Go
@ ernment which it fully reviews. An e
J. haustiye defence is made of the chang
le inaugurated BY. p resident G rant "A mi
" itary force is stated to be necessary t,
i. the repression OF hostile tribes, al
!. urged that as they csase to be formidab
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