Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-11
New York. September

NEw York, September ..
T. Alexander and Son, of the New York
and Mexican Steamship Line, received
telegram from Havana to-day, advising
them Of great confagration there and
restitution OF a large namber of inhabit-
ants appealing to Americans for aid.
At the Prospect Park races to-day War
like won the mile dash race in 1:451G;
the mile and a half dash race was won by
Maid Of Orange in 2:441a.
CHICAGO, September ..
The most remarkable game of billiards
onlrecorl was played here tonight be-
tween George Slosson and John Bessun-
ger, both of this city. The game was
four ball, Oh a carom table, two thou
sand points up, for stake of $3.50 aside,
and was won by Slosson in fourteen in
nings, scoring 2,0Jl to Bessinger's PIG;
time of game one hour and fifty minutes.
/ Slosson's largest runs We're 1868 in the
/ second, Az in the third, and 53l in the
sixth inning; average, l42.
John W. Coon, a we'll known billiard
ist, died here tonight.
CHARLESTON, S. c., September ..
Some excitement was caused here to-
day by band of negro strikers, who
visited the principal mills in the city,
and by threats OF violence, forced the
hands to strike for $3.50 per day. The
employers declined to accede and closed
the mills, throwing nearly two thousand
laborers out of employment.
DETROIT, September 8.
Caravan, who brutally outraged lit
tie grl nine years old at Mpskegon last
week, was to-day tried Lefore Judge Gid
dings, found guilty and sentenced to the
VI .,.'ov, Gov EFo -.ha evtronna mem
atty fixed by law,
Fort BRIDGER, Wy, September 0.
Reports from Pleasant Hill Nebraska
state that the jlil at that place was burned
on Sunday morning last. -Four Of the in
mates We're burned to death. 1t was the
worl. Of an incendiary
New YORK, Sept. TO-
\ call for a public meeting to protest
against the official conduct of Comptrol
Ter Green in retarding the course OF pub.
lie improvement, and to request his re.
moyal 10y the Mayor, is in circulation
and has received the signatures of c
large aumber Of property holders.
An examination of 1900 pass-books Of
the Hoboken Savings Bank has discov.
cred deficiency of $4,000. There
remain to be balanced 1900 books, and
if the losses upon these should be equal
ly large klennan's defalcation would b.
nearly $4,000. The bank now owes it:
depostors 81, 300, 900 and will fall shor
OF paying its debts about 1853, 900.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 10.
John T. Ford's Holiday street Thea
ter, ST. Nicholas Hotel adjoining OF
north side, and large four-story bricl
building on the south side, owned by tn,
city and used as high school, wer,
burned this morning between half-pas
two and four o'clock. All the inmates
of the st. Nicholas, at which numbe
of actors and employees Of the theate
resided, escaped, saving most of thei
wardrobes
NEw YORK, Sept. 10
. The Board of Directors of the Saman
Bay Company have resolved to have n
( negotiations with and to make no propo
sitions to holders OF so called Hartmon
bonds held in England and declared b
: the Dominican Government as null an
= void. President Stockwell has resigne
f and Vim. G. Fargo is chosen successor
= Professor Donaldson and eight me
commenced at three O. clock this mornin
: the work of initiating the European ba
loon. At eight, when one-fourth file
with gas, the balloon became unmanagt
able, and as the safety valve would nc
work, Prof. Donaldson cut hole 81
e feet square in the canvas, and the mon,
+ ter was brought into subsection. RI
pairs having been made, the departui
d of the balloon is postponed till to-mo
4 row.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.
The Commissioner of Internal Rev,
a nue. has received telegram from Del
uty Commissioner at Springfield, Hin
OILS, stating that he has arrested Deput
Collector Smith, and has had warrar
issued for several others on charge
being implicated in frauds with Collectc
Harper,
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