Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-04
NEVADA STATE ITEMS.

A TERRIBLE accident occurred on We'd
nesday to q German, whose name could
not be learned, of which the Elko Inde-
pendent gives the following particulars:
The deceased was beating" his way
over the road on freight train No. s, and
when four miles below Moleen, and Is
miles from this place, he fell from the
train under the cars. The occupants OF
the caboose felt the jar as they passed
over him. The train was stopped and an
examination revealed his body, while an
investigation of the cars showed that six
teen freight cars and the caboose had
passed over him. He was horribly
mangled, both legs being crushed to
atoms, a portion of the cars passing over
his stomach, both arms broken and his
head badly crushed. He was picked up
and put in the caboose, and notwith-
standing his being so badly injured lived
two hours after the accident In one of
his boots was found $S5 in gold por-
ton of which had been fattened by the
weight of the cars passing over it.
EMILY BUCHANAN, whose GOODNESS to-
ward her former paramour, Bob Forsyth,
caused that unfortunate young man to
commit suicide by shooting himself
through the head on the Goth of May
last, died this morning, says the Virginia
Chronicle, from the effects of hard drink,
INDUCED in the vain hope of drowning
remorse and banishing from her pres
ence the ghostly apparition of her former
lnvar which Sba plaIyps fna1a rananfal
nocturnal visits to her sleeping apart
age, native Of England, possessed of a
good education, and came from New Or
leans to this city some years ago. She
leaves about $4,000 worth Of property
in this city, bequeathed by will to her
relatives, Colonel NJ. N. Stone being
named in the will as executor
THOMAS MURPHY returned Thursday
evening, says the Eureka Sentinel, frou
q visit to Cherry Creek, r. p. McDan-
iel went out with him, but liking the
appearance of things did not return.
Mr.. Murphy was favorably impressed
with the outlook of the new camp, and
gives it as his opinion that it will turn
Jul W Dc uitc al anu
business point. While there he pur-
chased couple of lots, which he thinks
will be more valuable next spring. Mr.
Patton, who returned last night, also
gives favorable accounts of the new Ell
Dorado. 1t is pretty certain that Cherry
Creek is to have little excitement of its
own before many months shall have
rolled by.
LAST evening, says the Gold Hill
News, Of Thursday, while walking along
G street, in Virginia, John Tippits, a
miner residing in the western portion OF
the city, was taking with bleeding at the
lungs, and while proceeding towards his
home dropped suddenly down in an ut
terley helpless condition. He was taken
up by his friends and carried to his
home, medical aid summoned and the
bleeding stopped, notwithstanding which
he died at one O'Clock this morning.
Mr.. Tippets was a native of Cornwall,
steady, sober, industrious man and
highly esteemed by oil who knew him.
He leaves wife and several small child.
rem to mourn his untimely death.
The Appeal makes the following re-
capitulation Of the Carson races:
Carson City Jockey Club Course, Octo.
Der %, lS73.-Two mile and repeat trot.
ting race, for purse of $500, to wit:
Oregon Jake. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Jim Cook. ...................
Time 8: 21; 5:25.
Carson City Jockey Club Course, Octo.
Der %, 1S73-Society's purse of $3.50
three quarter of a mile dash, free for all
horses:
Overland Pat. observation-disclosures.
Joruon .'....s...-....
Agate. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Time: 1:18H.
AFTER the election OF officers of the
Humboldt Agricultural Society for the
ensuing year, at the close of the Fair, say,
the Register, the members and friends Of
the Society presented G. G. Biles with q
beautiful watch chain of solid gold
valued at SIS, as token of their appre.
citation of his valuable services.
Or the destinations at the Carson race
the Appeal says: There sat John ME
the vast leaning over "roughe ct noir
! smiling away and drowsily dreamin,