Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-01

I to the Indian Bureau supporters. \
complete list Of killed and wounded now
at camp are as follows: killed-Captain
Ivan Thomas, fourth artillery, battery
A; Lieutenant Albion Howe, fourth
artillery, battery A. private Robert S.
Romer, fourth artillery, battery A; priv
ate John Lynch, fourth artillery, battery
K; private James Rose, fourth artillery,
battery X; Lieutenant Thomas Wright,
twelfth infantry, company E; private
Cried, twelfth infantry, company E;
citizen Lewis Weber, Siskiyou county.
In addition to the foregoing, eight men
were buried in the field, whose names
could not be ascertained. Lieutenant
Cranston and four men of battery A, are
still missing. Wounded - private J.
Broderick, battery A, fourth artillery;
privates Murphy, Mcmillan and Clifford,
fourth artillery; Sergeant Mckennsdy,
company E, twelfth infantry; privates
Higgings, Butler, Rola, Hendricks and
Mccoy, battery X, twelfth artillery;
Sergeant Clayton, company E, twelfth
infantry; surgeon B. Lemig. Privates
Boyle, Howard and Newsbury, of COM
pany E, twelfth infantry, were killed.
SAN Francisco, April 80.
A street fight occurred last night be-
tween Gleason, contractor for the Aims
house, and Supervisor Tim MeCarty.
Several severe blows were exch nged,
when friends separated the combatants.
The Grand Jury has ignored the charge
of perjury against Gleason.
The news from the Lava Bed this
morning caused the most intense excite
ment, and it is the topic of universal
conversation.
There seems to be no doubt that Tyler
Curtis, after marrying Miss Annie Nc
Kenzie, has left the State, victimizing
his creditors severely. Miss Mckenzie
was seen to go on board the steamship
Great Republic on Saturday, and it is
thought that Curtis was concealed on
board. There are others, however, who
say they saw them here Saturday night.
Friends OF Curtis assert their belief that
he will return and settle with his credit
ors. Bryant and Cazneau say be de-
clared his intended departure to them
several days before lie left.
Business is much depressed, there be-
ing scarcely amovement from first hands.
1t is very difficult to obtain drayage.
The number of OK and mule teams are
increasing. There is but little abatement
OF the epizootic.
Captain Thomas, killed by the Modocs,
leaves a wife and two children in the
Preside. Lieutenant Wright leaves
a wife and child at the camp in CASTOR.
Lieutenant Howe recently married the
daughter of Major General W. S. Berry,
Colonel of the irst artillery. Lieuten-
ant Canston leaves a wife and child in
Washington.
In the Bogart Court-martial to-day
Bogart said his counsel had not arrived
and he deemed it unsafe to proceed with
out him, and asked an adjournment til
tomorrow, which was granted.
ALTA, Utah, April 80.
A serious accident occurred at tn
Prince of Wales mine, Big Cottonwood
last evening, at eight O'Clock, resultin
in the death Of John Jeffrey, and yer
serious injury to James Gleason. Th
day shift fred a blast about five p. m
yesterday. Only half of the charge c
giant exploding, they fired again, an
supposed the remainder Of the charg
blew away in q seam. The shift the
changed, and the night men conclude
to drill the hole deeper. The first strok
resulted in an explosion, which threw
piece of rock against Jeffrey, fracturin
the pubs; another large portion of roc
struck him on the knee and below i
tracturing the thigh and bones of IL
leg; the right hand was badly crushed
He died about an hour after receivir
the injury. Gleason is badly bruise
, and cut about the face and neck. F
5 loses one finger and has an ugly cut c
the left arm. There is not the slighte
=. blame attached to any one.