Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-28

been confined to his bed for the past two
months; first with congestive chills, and
latterly with eryesipelas. He is aware
that his death is approaching, and has
made preparations for the end.
Stowe, who was sentenced to imprison-
ment in the State Prison for six years.
on conviction Of perjury, but who is a
victim of paralysis, has been pardoned by
the Governor at the request OF Spanish
lady of San Jose. who has promised to
take care of him on his release.
A dispatch from New York says Tyler
Curtis and wife, Annie Mckenzie, arrived
in that city yesterday, from San Fran
cisco, and were stopping at the Sturte-
want House, Broadway Mr.. Curtis char
acterizes the newspaper statements in re-
gard to himself as absurd and ridiculous,
and says he will return to San Fran
cisco shortly to meet all the charges which
have appeared against him.
Charles A. Russell, convicted of the
murder OF James Crotty. having been
refused new trial, was to-day resent
enced to be hanged on the 26th of July.
The Judge gave him the longest time
allowed by law. The prisoner turned
deadly pale upon hearing his awful
doom. and sinking in his chair, covered
his face with his hands for some min
utes. He soon recovered his composure,
and after several friends had shaken
him by the hand he was taken back to
Jail. Efforts are being made by a few
gentlemen to secure communication Of
Russells sentence to Imprisonment for
life.
1t is stated that the head men OF the
Chinese Companies have telegraphed to
Hong Kong to stop the shipment Of Chi
nese to this country.
The last weekly report of the Choilal
Potosi mine shows 1872 tons of ore ex
tracted, assaying S42.57 per ton.
During the month of May the mining
and other companies have paid 1898,
900 in dividends.
SALT LAKE, May 81.
Bingham Canyon miners are excited
over reported gold discoveries. 1t
said men in excavating for buildin
struck gravel yielding two and hal
dollars to the pan. The story is consid
cred doubtful.
Major Powell, the Colorado explorer
is encamped near town.
The bantling newspaper of Cotton
wood, the Alta Independent, has iu'
been killed by Sheriff's process.
George Klink suicided at Alta la'
evening by taking laudanum. He bl
friends farewell - walking about tow
some time. He died at o'clock in II
morning He was As years Of age an
I has brother at Vallejo, Rev. N.
Klink. Domestic infelicities the caus
PORTLAND, Or, May 81.
Albert Wade, a drayman. died fro
the effects of being struck by a sack
wheat, which another drayman playful
tipped over on him, striking him on Il
head and causing paralysis.
EUREKA, May 81.
In the Eureka Consolidated case,
day, the plaintiffs closed their testimol
in Court with the examination of W.
Reyes. Defendants moved for nonsu
y The afternoon was occupied by argume
of Wren for defendants and Thornt
, for plaintiffs. Hardy and CARRIER,
the,defendants, and Knapp and Hillhou
for the plaintiffs, will speak on the sal
- subject tomorrow
San DIEGO, May ~
Further news from Yuma indca
- warm work.
Captain Nickerson, OF General Croc
staff, arrived here on Thursday, the
. inst, with detachment of Company
First Calvary, Lieut.. Hogan commandiI
- This force, together with detachment
81. Wallapai Indian scouts, were sent (
- by General Crook from Prescott alb
the last of April to operate against
.. Apaches and Mojaves, who left the D
- Creek feeding post when the remain
), of the tribe were being removed by
- Indian Department to the reservat
~ set apart for them at Camp Verde.
;: troops were operating in the coun
: back Of Date Creek, where, on the
- they attacked band Of reneSades, !
ing Ave, and capturing and destroy
- their rancheria and all their provisit
50 blankets, etc. The command were t
- about to proceed against another ba
% when the order for the companies of
- First Cavalry to proceed to the Nc
10 country came and materially interfe
y with the operations.
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