Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-24

PACIFIC COAST.
San Francisco, Nov. 23.-The Consti-
tuition and Arizona have passed Halt
Moon Bay, and will arrive in the harbor
about p. m. A1N
The Grand Jury will visit the Indus
trial School this afternoon, to select
lot for House of Correction.
A report will probably be made by
Special Agent Cohn. this afternoon, in
the matter OF charges against Inspectors
Bemis and Waterman.
The disabled Arizona is in tow OF the
Constitution. The U. s. Steamer Sara
nae, as consort, is just entering the har-
Dor, and will probably reach her moor
ings about 10 p. m.
San Francisco, Nov. 23.-The Arizona,
Constitution and Saranac reached their
moorings about half past 3p. M; pas
sengers all well. The accident to the
Arizona occurred October 9th, the pis-
ton rod parting from the main steam
cross head, went through the lower end
of the cylinder and a part of the con-
denser. Sails were set, but the steamer
drifted from land. The second officer,
Griffiths, with boat and crew were dis
patched for Acapulco for help November
l. The company's steamer San Saliva
dor was signalled and took the steamer
in tow November IL. Griffiths and crew
were picked up and all came on to Aca-
pulco, arriving November 3. There the
passengers were transferred to the Con-
stitution, and she sailed with the Arizona
in tow and the Saranac,as consort, on the
1lth.
In the case of Mcdonald vs.. Noyes,
involving the celebrated Excelsior "cor-
ner !" transaction Of last winter. the jury
returned a verdict of SO, 900 for plaintiff.
There were so deaths in the city
during the week.
The Bulletin publishes several anony.
nous letters threatening Judge Dwi-
nelle's life for his course in the trial OF
Laura D. Fair.
Sat Lake, Nov. ga severe storm
occurred here this afternoon. coming at
once from the northwest and again from
the southwest. From its severity it is
feared that it will impede travel; posi-
bly, blockade trains.
| Visaia, Nov. ga match race
took place to-day at Mountain View
| Course between Bullet Neck and Lizzie
Graham. 1t was won by the former by
| 20 feet. .-,-rz~ -- .-..-
Portland, Nov. 23.-By the burning
of the wooden mills at Oregon City 40
families were deprived of the means of
support, and ono hundred and twenty
operatives are thrown out of work.
Oregon City, Or, Nov 23.-The Ore.
gon City Wooden Mills were destroyed
by fire this morning. Supposed to be the
work of an incendiary. Loss, 1925, 900
insurance, $4,000.
Los Angeles. Nov. 23.-Four candi.
dates are announced for Mayor at the
coming municipal election. Other Offices
are less spiritedly contested.
EASTERN.
New York, Nov. 22.-At last the new
Erie Directors are able to act. This after.
noon, at the suit of P. H. Watson, Presi-
dent of the Erie Railroad, Jay Gould was
arrested on warrant, issued by Judge
Fancher, of the Supreme Court, based
on an affidavit which charges Gould with
wrongfullv taking to his own use, while
in control of the Erie, $780, 00 be-
longing to the Erie stockholders. The
| sureties in the order of arrest are William
Butler Duncan and VIM. R. Travers. AT
$40 p. m. Gould entered the Sheriff 8
office and gave bail.
Col. Blood was again arrested to day in
civil suit brought by Chalis, and in
default of $4,000 bail, was lodged in the
Ludlow street prison. He had just given
bail in another suit when arrested. IS.
The silk manufacturers of Patterson
have resolved to pay no more wages, nor
hire strikers at any price unles they re-
turn to work this week. The strikers
refuse, and there is no prospect Of set
| Element.
The jury awarded Mrs. Putnam SIS, 900
damages for the loss OF her husband,
killed by Foster, on the 7th Avenue car.
New York, Nov. 22.-The affidavit Of
President Watson, of the Erie, AYERS that
the Company had cause for action against
Gould for more than S9,726, Sal. 26, to
which interest is to be added. That such
cause of action arises from fraudulent
detention, embezzlsment, and misappli-
cation Of property Of said Company.
Montgomery, Alabama, Nov. 22.-The
Legislature at the Capitol met at 70
O'Clock. The two Houses met together,
and Gov. Laren proceeded to count the
vote for State officers. The result will
show majority for the Republican ticket