Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-18

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LITTLE Rock, Ark, June lG.
The Courthouse with all the records of
Green county was burned on the night
of the 18th inst.
MEXIco Mo, June 1G.
A fire broke out yesterday and de-
stroyed seven stores. Loss $4,000.
MEMPHIS, June 16.
The weather is unfavorable for the
prevailing epidemic The interments to-
day were nineteen, sixteen of whom died
of cholera and cholera infantum. The
City Council has established q board of
health.
NASHVILLE, June 1G.
Thirty-two deaths from cholera are re-
ported since Saturday. Most of the VIC
Tins are colored
CINCINNATI, June IL.
The past forty-eight hours have de-
velopel cases here resembling cholera,
three proving fatal There is no excite
ment, the citizens generally not appre-
hending the prevalence of the disease as
an epidemic.
FORTRESS MONROE, June 16
The Norwegian bark Aspo, from Hav-
ana for Hayre, arrived in the Roads to-
day with yellow fever on board. One
man died on the passage, and the captain
and three men have the fever, but are
conyalescing
New YORK, June 16.
The old steamer Kid Won Kudl ex-
ploded her boiler this morning, when
loaded with passengers from Elizabeth
port and other landings on the Kills.
The entire boat was filled with steam
and great alarm prevailed, but the pas
sengers were all taken off injured. The
vessel was but little damaged.
A Boston letter to the Springfield Re
publican says: There has been much
anxiety the past week among the few
who have known the facts concerning the
alarming illness of Vice President Will
son. His attack was followed by partial
deafness and partial blindness, and the
general character OF his symptoms was
such as to threaten the loss OF his power
and activity, if not his life. He is now
improving, but is by no means out OF
danger. He has been sojourning in Bos.
ton for some weeks, under the care OF
DR. E. II. Clarke, and has seen very few
Of his friends. His incessant labors in
the last election, followed by the strain
and anxiety of last winter, and accom-
panied by good deal of work on his
anti-slavery history, are regarded as the
immediate cause Of his present illness.
Ubassay, the celebrated French bill
hardiSt, arrived today from Chicago, to
join the grand International Tournament,
which begins at Irving Hall on the 23d.
The game to be played is the three-bal
carom game. Several rich prizes are
offered and all the billiard experts in the
country are expected to take part.
The trotting race at Prospect Park
track to-day, for horses that have never
beaten 2;34 was won by Jack Draper.
Time $50, 2:2711!s, 1921. Ida P. Vel,
ton Won the second heat
WASHINGTON, June 16.
Commander Green has been ordered tc
command vessel to be dispatched TO,
the discovery and relief of the Polaris
with Lieutenant Commander White as
executive officer. The Secretary is max
ing the selection of vessel suitable fol
Attic navigation and efforts are being
made to start the expedition early il
July. The Juniata is taking out hel
guns and provisioning for voyage O.
inquiry, and may leave the last of thi,
week.
Intelligence has been received her,
from New Orleans, that on the 10th inst
United States Commissioner John B
Weller, formerly Governor of California
was lying dangerously i'll, almost hope
lessly, at his residence in that city.
BELFAST, Me-, June 16.
The following additional particulars o
the Thorndyke murder has been elected
John Gordon, man 20 years old, had
farm worth $4,000, which he recent,
conveyed to his son Almon NJ, takin!
back mortgage for life for the supper
of himself and wife. His other son
John l., was dissatisfied with the arrange
ment, and probably thought, that by tn,
death of his brother and family, that tn,
property would fall to him. This is til,
only motive thus far assigned at the time
OF the murder. The old people were alb
sent on visit, and the inmates of the
house were the murdered man. Amor
NJ, aged %; Emma A., his wife, aged 20
their children, Ira B., aged 6; ittl,
girl, aged II months; Anna A., thei,
nsiee, aged 81 and John, aged Z; tn,