Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-01
SAN Francisco, May 81.


SAN Francisco, May 81.
G.. NJ FAIR, who shot Alex. Cassidy,
an engineer, at Truckee, was discharged
Yesterday from the Nevada. county Jail.
He was taken to Petaluma, by Sheriff
Knowles. to answer to a charge of grand
larceny.
A fatal stabbing ARRAY occurred at VI
salia about o'clock last night. man
named Charles White interfered in a
quarrel between two street Arabs and one
of them stabbed him, the knife passing
entirely through the body, causing death
in about half an hour. The murderer
fled but was pursued and captured by
Marshal Shearer. Deceased was a Louis
ispian, and about So years of age.
A dispatch of last evening says that
Gilky, the leader of the vigilantes, who
hanged Matt. Tarpey, was arrested at
jacksonville on the 9th inst, charged
with incest with his daughter He was
released on $4,000 bail
Last evening, at Vallejo, Deputy Sher-
i'll Ed. Longan was returning a deserter
from the U. S. steamer Saranac, when
two Of his shipmates attempted his re-
lease. Seeing the determination to res
cue his prisoner Longan drew his revolt
yer aud fired, MORALLY wounding one
named Mooney. Longan surrendered
himself but was afterward released on
900 bail.
Last night a man named Chas. Browne
fell on the sidewalk, corner of Montgom-
cry and Clay streets. He was picked up
and carried to the city prison by officer
Couren and several citizens. When they
reached the prison they discovered that
the man was dead. His body was re-
moved to the morgue.
The two-mile and repeat race between
the New York stallion Elmo and the
California horse Jerome, took place al
the Oakland Driving Park this afternoon
The first pools sold on the track were
two to three in favor of Elmo. Before
the horses were called up pools changed
to two to one in favor of Elmo. While
the horses were exercising Jerome pooh
dropped still lower, selling for 40 agains
100. The first mile of the first heat wa
seemingly close struggle until the,
reached the home stretch. Crossing tn
score Elmo led by five lengths, Jerom
breaking badly. During the second mil
Elmo was not forced to speed, an
} crossed the score on jog. Jerome
running time, 1854. After the frs
heat pool selling was principally on time
although one or two pools were sold &
the odds of about 25 to l. The friend
of Elmo bought large number of undo
, five minutes pools. The second hes
both horses were well together to til
first half mile. Jerome fell back on th
upper turn, and when about half wa
a down the home stretch on the first mi
/, Jerome quit; he had trotted too fas
+ For the balance of the distance Jeron
!, didn't trot four-minute gait. Hickok
a friends having pools on five minute
e time, drove his horse to win everythin
g and crossed the score on a jog in 10
t. Jerome had not reached the three-qua
ter pole when Elmo crossed the score,
SACRAMENTO, May 81.
h j. w. Haskins, of Vallejo, was arre'
y ed at that place this morning, on
charge of perjury alleged to have be
committed while testifying in mini
= suit in Utah recently. b..
N EUREKA, May 81,
In the Eureka Consolidated case, Ii
evening, the Court ruled out the de
"a from the Eureka Consolidated Compa
T. to the old Richmond Company. I
ne plaintiff attempted to show, in rebuilt
III that the locators Of the Richmond lee
or dsclaimed any interest in any vein 10
is ton, at the time of location. The p
IL posed evidence was ruled out. L
morning other testimony was otfe
tending to verify the written notices
ne the location of the Richmond grou
an but was excluded. The testimony '
wv then closed. The argument commen
IN this afternoon, and is limited to
"a hours.
ce YREKA, May &c
nd II. G. Ticknor, regular mail carrier,
Or. rived from Fairchild's ranch this ev
nd ing. By letter from +. A. Clarke, {
respondent of the New York Tin
dated Fiarchilis May 80, we have
al, following; Five companies of infant
;u numbering $50, under Colonel Mason,
ID, at this point. Little Curly-headed Ja
ge one of the Modoc prisoners, figures W
* warriors as remaining with Captain il
no 10 and he says all have good horses, !
l breech-loaders and plenty of ammuniti
px- Interesting and definite news from
ns front may be expected about Sunda,
Monday.