Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-03
Second Dispatch.

Second Dispatch.
SAN Francisco, April 2, P. M.
Steamship Costa Rica, which arrived
At 2 a. III. from Panama, brought only Is
passengers.
The United States exploring expedi-
ton had finished its work in the country
east of the Nicaragua, and would proceed
to examine the lines from San Carlos to
San Juan del Norte, Point Mono and
other places on the Atlantic side.
Shocks of earthquake continued at
the City of St. Vincent San Salvador
The people of the unfortunate city are
living in the public squares and vacant
lots.
Bands of assassins were giving the
Government of Honduras much trouble
Schooner Annie, from Point Reyes,
went ashore last night near the Cliff
House, and there remains. No lives
lost, and the vessel will be got off again.
An unknown man was found dead this
morning near Lone Mountain, with a
bullet hole through his head supposed
suicide.
The Alaska took 1915, 736 in treasure
for China and Japan.
United States war steamer Benicia, is
due from Honolulu to-day.
Edward G. Martin, for IA years in the
employ of Wells, Fargo & Co., has been
appointed their San Francisco agent of
the express company.
While examining a deringer, this
morning, Tommy Chandler accidentally
pressed the trigger and caused dis
charge, the ball entering his right hand
and SCATTERING it in terrible manner.
A physician was compelled to split the
palm of the wounded hand in order to
extract the bullet.
Lloyd Tevis. resident Of this State
siuce 1S49, is appointed by Governor
Booth as Commissioner for California to
the Vienna Exposition. He departed
this morning, with his family, and will
reach Vienna about the time the fair
opens.
ar WADswoRTH, April 2.
A Central Pacific woodshed at Vista,
was blown down to-day; damage light,
with the exception of tearing down the
telegraph lines.
AUBURN, Cal, April 2.
An accident occurred about 2 o'clock
this morning at the hosting works of
the Julian mine, resulting in the death
of John Houston, engineer of the mills.
He was caught in the wheel of the engine
and terribly mutilated, causing almost
instant death
SALT LAKE, April 2.
At ten minutes past II o'clock. last
night, Thomas l.. Moore committed
suicide at the boarding house of Mrs.
Long, 18th ward, by shooting himself
through the heart The Coroners
Jury returned verdict that the deceased
came to his death from pistol shot by
his own hand during a temporary fit of
insanity. He was native Of Pennsyl-
vania and was about 80 years of age.
Peter Ferguson, who had an attack
of paralysis the other evening, died at
St. Marks hospital last night.
The new spectacular play, entitled
CHERRY and Fair STAR" is drawing
large houses at the theater.
The papers were drawn up to-day in
the Office of A. s. Gould and son for the
consolidation of the Utah and Nevada
Silver Mining Company for the purpose
of prospecting and developing mines in
Utah and erecting furnaces, smelters,
etc. Capital stock $4,000; $4,000 of
which is paid in cash. The officers COM
prise some of the wealthiest men in
Illinois and Indiana. Work will be
commenced Immediately.
The weather continues very pleasant;
roads reported in good condition.
.r OGDEN, Utah, April 2.
A Union Pacific postal car, while on a
side track, surrounded by passenger and
other cars, took fire about $50 last night.
The fire was extinguished after nearly
the whole car above the platform was
consumed. Mails saved; other contents