Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-09
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INV YORK, July S.-James Donnslly
| was arrested at Tarrytown on the charge
of heating his wife TO death. Two step
children are the chief witnesses against
D,nneliy.
By direction of the Sheriff young Wal
worth was removed trum his quarters III
the Tombs, hitherto occupied by him.
| to a cell in nlurderers' row. 1t Is Is sad
! that when the friends of Walworth
learned Of this action they were very
| much ANNOYED. Yesterday a deputation,
including Mrs Walworth, Gen. Hardin
and Thurlow Weed, waited upon Sheriff
Brennan to ascertain if it WAS not pos
sibIe to pi..cs WaIworth In some other
cell not i'll the neighboihood OF con-
victed feions. The Sheriff informed the
deputa;ion that he had only few hours
before visited Walworth. who had said
to him, II ike my new cell much better
| than l calculated. l don't care to be
moved from here" The deputntion
also urged the Sheriff to keep Walworth
in the Tombs Us long rs he could. but
the Sheriff EXPIRE ssed his determination
to send him to Sing Sing tomorrow.
CHICAGO, July S.-Accounts from
Ohio. Indiana and Illinois state that the
have done immense damage to the crops
of wheat, which in many localities was
| nearly ready to harvest. Wheat suffered
most. but the growing corn also sus-
tained some damage. The central por-
ton of Ohio appears to have suffered
most, ard the amount of damage to
crops, fences, buildings and stock is es-
mated at hundreds of thousands OF dol
Illinois, but still the loss will be very
| considerable.
HHL1rAx. July s. The tug boat
Daisy. Of Liverpool. N. S. arrived here
this morning with Henry Maid. purser
| in the steamship City OF Washington,
| from whom the following PARTICULARS OF
the shipwreck are cleaned: The City OF
Washington sailed from Liverpool on
the oath of June, and from leaving that
port until the vessel struck on the west
| side of Port Lebear on the Western
| coast. neither sun nor stars were seen.
so that it was impossible 10 obtain OBJ
servations during the entire passage IN
| order to ascertain the whereabouts OF
the ship. When the steamer struck.
about two o'clock on Saturday, the fog
was SO dense that no objects could be
seen three rods ahead. rybody on
board supposed the vessel was proceed
ing on her way to New York, and the
only intimaticn to the contrary was a
heavy grating sound as the vessel was
driven over the Tough bottom of shoals.
where she now lies. The steamer was
going at the rate of about nine knots
when she struck. There was no excite
ment ON board at the time. Everybody
was perfectly calm, and Capt. Phillips
officers and crew Immediately set about
lowering the boats and getting the pas
sengers on shore. There were % cabin
passengers and 4S1 steerage passengers.
In the meantime. guns were fired from
the stranded ship, and in answer to them
men came alongside IN small boats.
from whom the first intlmation was OBJ
tanned AS to the locality or whereabouts
Of the vessel. Fortunately, the sea was
calm and the distance from the main
land only about quarter OF mile.
Boats were speedily launched and man.
ned and In three hours from the time of
the disaster, every soul on board was
landed at Port Lebear, where the lnhab-
itants busted themselves in providing
temporary accommodations for the pas
sengers and crew.
! BAYoNNE, July S.-Don Carlos has
ordered the arrest OF the Cure OF Santa
Cruz.
San Francisco, July 81 P. h.-The
Supervisors sustained the Mayors veto
OF the Laundry Ordinance. and passed
an order granting the Southern Pacific
Railroad the right to use portions OF
Louisiana street and mission bay. They
purpose bringing their cars to the ships
oy tackle.
The following officers of the California
Pioneers were elected last night: Presl-
dent. Jas. Lick: Vice Presidents, David
j. Staples. 5. F., Peter Dean, 5. r,
John Ii. Jewett, Yuba, BENZ. 2. kooser.
Santa Cruz, J. Ross Browne. Alameda;
Secretary, l.. P. Lull: Treasurer. How
ard Haveus: Marshall, William Heniner;
Directors, Thos. Nelson, Z. Il. Buffalo,
dean, VIM q. Randolph. Z. A. c. Duis-
enberg, Jacob De-th. Jams Neail. A.
Wassun, Henry II. Ellis, Washington
Bartlett
Tue trial of John Tuers, for murder,
will be commenced Today.
Gold, ll5ss; greenbacks, s6s4Gs' a.
All the arrangements of SpIague S
pearl diving exhibition are nearly COM
) pleted. 1t Is probable that the diving
! O.ll, with crew of divers, Will be
launched in the bay next Thursday.
| Erprw. Nv JnlyS John MAJ well,