Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-08-17
UTICA, n. Y, August 10.


Thief Hanged.
Urea, n. Y, August 10.
The races, which had been postponed
two days on account of rain, were re-
sumed to-day, Judge Fullerton, Camos,
Sensation, Lucille and Gold Dust ran.
Fullerton won the second and fourth
heats. Camos taking the third. Time
1922, 2:2394 and 2:254. In the last heat
Fullerton trotted the half-mile between
the quarter and three-quarter post, in
1:041a-the fastest half-mlle ever trotted
in q race. The second race, for purse
of 81, 500. was won by Clementine in
three straight heats, beating eight others,
in 2:29H.
DAYTON, Ohio, August 10.
Thos. Smith. wealthy farmer of
Wayne township, shot and killed Jno.
Foster, also a farmer. The quarrel grow
ing out of whiskey and an old feud.
RocKLAND, Me-, August 10.
President Grant and suite. accompa-
MED by Gov. Perham, Messrs. Hamlin,
Morrell and Blaine, arrived here at noon.
The party Immediately embarked on the
Z. S. revenue steamer McCulloch, and
proceeded to Mount Desert. Notwith-
standing the rain, several hundred peo-
pie gathered on the wharf, by whom the
President was heartily cheered.
A Vienna letter says the International
jury for group H, in the Exposition, has
awarded diploma of honor to Boston.
MICHIGAN CRY, Ind, August Is.
A convict named James Simpson made
a desperate attempt to murder Deputy
Warden Manning to-day. Having in
some way got hold of a coopers broad
axe, he attacked Manning in the Office,
and the Deputy Warden was forced to
shoot him to save his own life. He killed
him the second shot.
New YORK, August 16.
A special agent of Jayne, Of the Gus
tom House, has been made defendant
in suit for trespass, brought against
him by Plat & Boyd, glass importers
who are being prosecuted for the recov
cry of million dollars revenue. l
seems that Plat d Boyed discovered
that Ave of their clerks were giving in
formation to a rival house, and dis
charged them. Jayne Immediately tool
them into his service and from informa
ton obtained seized goods and paper
relating to a certain specific fraud, bu
according to an affidavit Of the firm
Jayne, maliciously intending to injur
them and to brighten them into the pay
ment of large sum in order to obtai
back their property and prevent an in
terruption in their business and cor
sequent injury to their commercial stant
ing and credit, violently seized an
caused to be carried away all books an
papers, as well as those which he wa
advised were referred to in tn
warrant. The firm charged Jayn
with gross improprieties of speec
and manner, and when he first entere
the store he threatened to put them a
into Ludlow-street Jail, saying, as is a
legged; " l will lock up the whole d
lot OF you tonight if it takes the who
Army and Navy of the United States I
do it.
Nineteen families or more of IL
Mennonite sect, hundred persons
all, arrived here yesterday from Prussi
. bound for Kansas.
, ST. LOUIS, August 16.
At Fulton. Mo-, OH Thursday, Pet
Kesster was sentenced to the penitentia,
:. for six years for DEMONSTRATING. Colon
Law, Sheriff, with a posse of four me,
o started with the prisoner, but he was
manded by the mob, and upon the r
fusal of the Sheriff to surrender the pr
oner several shots were fired into Il
y hack, MORALLY wounding the Sheriff, S
riously woundirg the Prosecuting ATTIC
ney and John G. provinces, editor of Il
|, Fulton Press also John Watson, me
j.. chant, and young man Dunbar, wi
. were acting as guards for the Sheri
9 The prisoner was taken out of town n
l.. hung.