Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-13

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Several passengers (men and women)
by the steamer City of New York, from
New York, of the 9th, which arrived yes
terday, were arrested by the Spanish
authorities on landing. 1t is reported
that they are accused Of completely with
the insurgents.
Pacific Coast.
and Assessme nts--Suits
Against Captain Clarke---Anti-
Chinese COMMUNICATION la ugh
ter--Zion's Coop
SAN Francisco, Nov. 1.-THE Chollar
Potosi mine turned out 700 tons Of ore
last week, assaying $34 ton.
The Giant Powder Company has de-
clared dividend Of TX per cent, pay
able Saturday.
The Kuickerbocker Mining Company
has levied an assessment Of $3.50 per
share. delinquent December 10.
The civil suits, by the sailors of the
Sunrise, against Capt. Clarke, for dam
ages, are on trial in the County Court.
The defendant is introducing a long ar
ray OF old sea captains, who testify that
tying men by the hands for from 8 to AZ
hours is the usual method Of punishment
on American ships.
The Anti Chinese Convention met this
afternoon, and affected an organization
by electiug T. n. Wand President. with
eleven Vice Presidents, and Committee
ON Platform and Resolutions.
SAN Joss, Nov. ll.--Sebastian Flores,
Of this place, was to-day convicted in
Oakland of granddaughter, for killing
Francisco Garcia, near the Warm Springs,
few weeks ago, in Q quarrel about the
trial of Garcia for murder, be having been
cleared Of the crime. Flores was the
principal witness. ........
The number OF prisoners in the County
Jail is AZ.
BALr LAKE, Nov. ll.-At meeting Of
the Directors Of lions Cooperative Mer-
camille Institution, VIM. Jennings was
elected Vice President, vice Theodore
Mexican. resigned. and VIM. H. Hooper
Superintendent. vice H. B. Clawson, re-
signed.
Found Dsad--The Vegetable Strike
Ended-- Postoffice Robbery.
SAN FRANcIsCo, Nov. 12.--Last night
q soldier who had been stationed at the
Preside was found dead near the Pre-.
sidio road. A post mortem examination
made by the post surgeons revealed the
fact that he met death by violence.
The weather is again cloudy and there
are prospects OF rain.
The Italian gardeners have given NJ
their strike. About $50 wagons, loaded
with oil kinds Of vegetables, took thei
stands on Market and Sixth streets thi,
morning. The prices fell at once. Fami
lies are supplied at more REASONABLE,
rates.
Gresnbacks are bought at 93H.
The jury in the case of the first sea
man Of the ship Sunrise against Captain
Clarke gave verdict for the plaintiff o
$299, the full amount of the damage
claimed. ..l... ...'tH
Patten, the Postofiics clerk, ARRESTED
for stealing money from the Office, gives
as pretended explanation Of his nefari
ous acts, that another, higher in authority
gave him permission to take what none,
. he wanted from the tills and make i
good at the end of the month. The ex
PLANTATION is not received as satisfactor,
} or true. .s1-Fsv-st III GA 81
, The steamers Cora and Julia collide,
last night at Antioch. The Cora wa
5 badly stove, but made her way to thi
: port and will be repaired here.
t Arizona News.
SAN DIEGO, Nov. 12.-The Indian In
t spector, General Van Dever, has arrive,
, at Prescott. ..as. t.
Communication by telegraph is com
: pleted between Yuma and Maricopa
7 The electrician is expected to reach Pres
colt on the 9th inst.
! The following is from Camp Mellow
, ell, Nov. 8: Captain Brown, Of til
Fifth Cavalry. has just returned from
: scout in the Tonic Basin country afte
, Indians, who are still on the war patti
} He killed 46 Indians on this scout. Th
: Indians are generally quiet. The ne
. wagon poad from Phnnix to Pressed
/. and Verde, 100 miles, is just completed
From washington Territory.
SEATTLE, W. T., Nov. IL. = Edwi
Eslls, Indian Agent at the Skakomis
reservation. walked Of the end Of Yel
ley's Wharf last night into the bay. H
was got out uninjursd.
. John L. Witt, aged about 30 year
Captain of the Western Union Telegrap
: Company's schooner Winged Racer, 1
! attempting TO 60 on hoard his steam'
last evening. fell overheard and vi
, drowned. No one was with him at Ii
time. He was not missed till this morl
y ing. His body was found this afternoo
2 near the schooner. = . p = y ~ =.
F. Slater gunsmith Of this city, WI
" attacked with Ats of apoplexy at
:, O'Clock this morning. and died at
" the afternoon. ''
Harris on Trial--Hst Times At 0ilrey.
Death q an Bdit0r.
= SAN Francisco. Nov. 12.-True Bl,
: has wholly recovered from the sligl
" lamsness with which he was Athlete
;. after his arrival here, and is now in pc
= feet condition for the great race on So
" urday. l.lsss
A jury WA obtained in the case Of Ha
ris, mate Of the Sunrise, this sfternoo
in the United States Ciroait Coust, a
- Mr.. Morrow opened the case for Y
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