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

avor of a free banking law, and prepared (
. hill in that interest last year.
Pacific Coast.
Ct the PostofIicc CLERKS
--sIurderer Capfur-d d" hef"
County.
SAN F1ANcIsco, Nov. l0.--The Posloi-
ice clerks, Herrick and Pniten, arrested
Tor stealing from the Postotfice III this
,ity, were before the L. ). Commission
srs to-day for examination. The case OF
Patten was continued until Up. m. Mr..
however, proved to the satistac-
ton of special agent Barstow, District
Morrow and detective finne-
gas, that the letters opened by him were
his own. He was accordingly discharged
from custody, receiving the congratula-
tions OF his friends, who, from the first,
believed he was innocent. Patten VIII
probably waive an examination, as he
has confessed his peculations.
Greenbacks $685..
BAKKRsFIEID, Cal, Now lO.--The
Mexican, who killed Constable Metler,
near Tchachapi, was captured IN the
mountains between Tehachapi and Fort
TETON on Saturday evening. by Matt.
Wells and party. No disposition has
yet been made of the prisoner. He may
possibly be turned over to the civil au-
thorities. Jerry 0. Glenn, the man who
accompanied Metler to assist in arresting
the desperate, has come in all right and
uninjured.
SALINAS, Cal, Nov. lO.-Two slight
shocks of earthquake were experienced
here this morning at twenty minutes to
3 O'Clock. The undulation appeared to
be from north to south,
Evening Dispatches---Arrest Of AM
other Sea Captain---Died---Wn
Recoverable MOdoc Firemen.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 10. Captain
Hastings, of the British ship Durham,
has been arrested for assault and battery
on one of his sailors, who escaped from
the vessel and was found on the streets
by the police with handouts on his
wrists.
John Pagan, one OF the men injured
by the fall of the railroad bridge. near
Saucelito last week, died to-day at the
hospital.
The Patten Mining Company, incor.
porated to-day, proposes mining at Gold
Hill, Nevada, capital, S5,o00,0OO. Hill
Beachey is President.
Belcher Mining Company paid S4l6,'
900 in dividends to-day.
The physicians say that young Don
aldson, shot by McAravy last week, ant
who was onco reported dead, will recover
James II. Lucas, the wealthy citizen o
st. Louis who died to-day, was the fathe
of Mrs. Judge Hagar. of this city.
The firemen who have been discharge,
by Chief Whitney have formed societ,
called the Modocs, and will turn ont to
morrow night in force, to welcome e1
Chief Scannell on his return from tn
East.
Fire at Salem, Oregon - shocking
Death ola Boy.
SALEM, Ogn., Nov. l0.-The Chemt
keta Hotel in this city caught fire from
defective fue last night. Although tn
building was filed with smoke frol
about o'clock the fire was not disco
cred until IL: 80. The damage is con
paratively small, being more from wat
than fire; insurance, 1921, 600 in the In
perial and PEenix-$10,000 in each G
the building, and $1,000 in the Phen
on the furniture. The Western Unic
Telegraph Company and Wells, Fargo
Co., had offices in this building an
these were damaged to slight extel
from water.
BONNEVILLE, CAL, Nov. 10.-Jam,
, Burns, boy about II years old, had h
right arm torn off and one leg broke
this afternoon. He got caught in Il
bull wheel of the derrick machinery
Caulkins 4 Co.'S claims, where he VI
working.
Insane--Died Of his wOunds---Uta
R.tlro.A.
OAKLAND, CAL, Nov. l0.-A mi
named Robert Sessnon, about 40 yea
of age, residing at Alameda Point, W
found wandering in the streets yesterd'
morning, laboring under an attack
delirium tremens. He was taken to Il
8 Police Station and medical assistan
called in. Towards night he was lie
violent, and appeared to be better, b
this morning he was found dead.
SALT LAKE, Nov. l0.-Mathew XII
1 ney, engineer on the G. z. r. R., W
shot at Ogden on Saturday by color
man named Charles Mingo, and died Ia
Q night.
The Utah Southern Railroad is col
r pleted to within two miles of Provo.
!, The Utah Northern Narrow Qua
: road is being extended from Brigha
i City, its former terminus. to Ogde
: Track laying is now progressing rapid
+ and it will probably be completed in o.
month.