Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-25
Pacific Coast.

pie present at the deMouniA"''o''
FIVE hundred bands Of music.
Pacific Coast. /
FunrraI Of Col. Lancast"r---hiii'"'"
Match.
SAX FR.y,Isco. Oct. 24.-The funeral
of Col. Lancaster, of Governor Booths
staff, takes place a, oakland to-day. Inc
Governor is too i'll to attend. A large
number of prominent citizens oil Nevada
will attend the funeral.
NcCleery, who is to play Gates at hu-
reka on the stb Of November, Will play
game of billiards here tomorrow niBh''
with Anthony Kraker, for the Champion
ship of the State and Il silver cue.
The Three Brothers---Artiiiery rrae-
Acknowledgements Against c"p'ai"
Clarke--siiiI ut Large--aea'y Es-
port Of Barley, ETC., Etc.
SAN Francisco, Oct N.-lhe tugs
Neptune and Rescue took the lhree
Brothers outside the bar aud left her IN
the offing, with all sails set; wind light,
and the ship making but small head
way. A pilot will stay with her all
night.
The artillerymen at Black Point prac-
ticed to-day, firing at target on LATHE
Alcatraz, two miles distant, with lo-inch
guns and solid shot. Good marksman-
ship was displayed.
The President Of the Board OF Fire
Commissioners this afternoon admitted
G. Il. Story as member, ruling out, SO
far as his decision goes, Ed. Flaheity.
The matter will have to be finally settled
by the Courts.
The judgments by the sailors Of the
Sunrise against Ceptain Clarke, in ivil
cases, now aggregate S2,7O0,
A new paper, the Pacific odd Fellow,
will be started here about the Iirst OF
January.
Richard Deyerlll, second mate of the
ship Herald of the Morning, charged
with the barbarous treatment of one OF
her crew, has not yet beeh found. 1t is
believed he has fed from the city.
The total of shipments of barley from
this port since the LIST OF July is nearly
It's, 900 csntals, and more IS to go for
ward. The export emand has been I'M
expectedly large
1t is believed that in view Of a new
line of British steamers between here
and Honolulu and Sidney, the American
line will not be re-opened.
Drowned--The Modocs--The National
Bank at Salt Lake TO Resume.
SACRAMENTO, Cal, Oct 2i.-The body
OF Chinaman was found floating in the
river below the city to-day, No mark
Of violence.
MAEYsvILLE, Cal, Oct. PA fir
this morning destroyed three fran
dwellings, two belonging to J. NJ. Hur'
burt, the other to Farnham. The furni
ture was mostly saved. Loss abou
$4,000.
The Modocs passed through here thi
morning about o'clock.
SALT LAKE, Oct. 2i.-Langford, IL
National Bank Examiner, has a card
r the News this evening announcing Ii
) resumption of the First National Ban
, of Utah tomorrow. He says the cap
: tai is unimpaired and the ratio of cas-
r on hand to the amount due to deposto
4 is four times as great rs in the stronge
3 banks East The bank is now strong,
than any National bank in the Terrt
I ries and Pacific States. The ANNOUNCE
y ment inspires buoyant feeling amor
t all classes OF business men.
a Accide ntal Death-Obsequies of Co
Lancaster.
OAKLAND, CAL, Oct. 24.--Ezra Carr,
brakeman, son of Prof. Carr of the Sta
=. University, was killed last night at Al
media by being caught between the ca
while in the act Of coupling them.
The obsequies of the late Lieutena
Colonel Jno. A. Lancaster, Of the Go
errors staff took place this afternoon
: 211a o'clock from the Grand Central H
TEL Four companies from San Francis
> and one from Oakland formed
Il military escort under command
Brigadler General Hewston. Govern
# Booth and staff, General Schofeld NJ
:, other civil and military officials We
u present. The remains were tax en-
/. Mountain View Cemetry for intermel
l. Telegraphic Charges.
d SAN FRANcisco, Oct. M.--On and aft
November 1st there will be no high
rate than one dollar and fifty cents f
+ ten words between Western Uni,
W offices in the Pacific division, except
II offices in British Columbia.