Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-05
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San Francisco, Oct. 4. = Goldsmith |
Maid and Lucy attracted large con-
course of spectators as they were led out
to Agricultural Park this morning. They
will trot tomorrow Budd Doble says
the original agreement for the race be-
tween Occident and the mares has not
yet been changed, and that the agree
ment is that the first race is to come of
in Alameda. .,.
Gustave Heinchrich, Musical Director
at the German Stadt Theatre, has been
absent from home since Tuesday morn
ing. His financial affairs are in good
standing, and his friends are fearful that
some misfortune has happened him.
Salt Lake, Oct. 4.-Nearly all the coun-
ties are heard from in Georgia. Smiths
majority will not be far either way from
10000. ".....
The Territorial Fair is a success. Some
splendid specimens of fruits and me-
chanical productions, as well as stock
are on exhibition. The attendance is
very large and the proceeds will be con-
siderable.
EASTERN.
Indianapolis Oct. 3.-The Republican
demonstration here tonight is the largest
of the campaign. Gen. Butler addressed
an immense audience at the Wigwam.
Dayton, o., Oct. 3.-Senator Wilson
this evening addressed the largest po-
litical meeting that ever assembled here.
The Republican demonstration here is
immense in point of numbers.
Albany, Oct. 3.-The Straightout Dem
ocratic Convention nominated full
Electoral ticket, including Peter Gilsey,
John A. Goodlet and Geo. Sprague at
large. Resolutions to support O'Conor
and Adams and the Louisville platform
were adopted. Twenty delegates
were present. A motion for the nominal
ton of ticket for State officers was re-
jected by vote of Is to r. The Con
vention adjourned sine die.
Knoxville, Oct. 3.--Three passenger
coaches of the mail train going west on
the East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
Railroad fell through trellis three miles
west of Greensville this morning. One
brakeman was killed and seven passen-
gers were seriously and twenty slightly
injured.
Evansville, Ind, Oct. 3. - Oliver E.
Dalton, late of the ID Colorado Cavalry
was choked to death by piece of meat
Springfield, Mass, Oct. 3.-An explo.
sion in the Hoosac tunnel this morning
killed one of the workmen and badly in.
jured several.
Washington, Oct. 4.-The report of the
Mexican Border Commission is now il
possession of the State Department. and
the Commissioners themselves are OIL
their way to Washington.
1t is understood that the I. S. Gov
eminent will take the ground it is just
V fled in taking on the question of protect
ing its own citizens.
s New York, Oct 4.-James Dugan ar
=. rived yesterday from Sydney. At Cap
, Breton he reports that on the 9th of Sep
1 har thn schooner Tonanel;ra
t which he was passenger, fell in will
a an abandoned vessel, on which was founC
It skeleton crushed in by the fallen rig
O ging, and five other skeletons, four o
n which appeared to have been more recen
e than the other two. Inquiry seemed t
t show that all on board had perishe
IS from hunger. On the bowsprit of tn
vessel was the name Glenalvon. Tw
decomposed corpses We're found in tn
10 forecastle. The captains corpse wa
! found in his state-room, making min
. found altogether. The papers found O
II board were given to the authorities 6
!, Sydney, with view to learning the hi
=. tory of the Glenalvon.
- Chicago, Oct. 4.-Three men were ru
. over by train of the Michigan Centri
= near 47th street last evening, and a
= were killed. bis. 81
- Washington, Oct. AT an intervie
yesterday between President Grant an
- the japanese Envoy, Minister Mort, i
response to a remark by the Presidel
relative to the recent news from japan
l. said his own advices up to this time di
20 not sustain it, but he hoped soon to /
lie able to lay full intelligence before tn
Id Government. The President remarke
I'd that the Progressionists appeared to /
d. far in advance of public sentimen
Id which Mort admitted, repeating his view
e. of day or two ago, that the best polio
~ was to admit the Retrogressionists
e. their share of power, and assimilat