Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-24

| for the Modoc country. The volunteer
company raised in Goose Lake Valley
is said TO consist of 45 men.
Two miners named Casey and Johnson
were killed by caying bank last Tues
day while at work in their claim on
/ Suffer Creek in Josephine
SAN FRAScIsoo, May y.
The remitteur in the case OF Charles
A. Russell, convicted OF murder III the
first degree, and to whom the Supreme
Court refused to grant a new trial was
received from the latter tribunal to-day.
On Tuesday next at 10 O'Clock, IL. m,
Russell will be brought into the Fifteenth
District Court and day be fixed fol- his
execution.
The ascension Of Professor FiinNiew's
aerial ship at Woodward's Gardens to-
day was failure. The material Of
which it is constructed giving way while
being inflated with gas. The prepara-
/ ton used on the cloth TO make it air
| tight is said to have destroyed the
strength of the fibre. A new hull will
be built for the ship when an ascension
will be once more attempted.
| The April receipts Of the Raymond K
Ely mine amount to Sl42, 900.
George human comm enced suit in the
Twelfth District Court against George
Schultz and Henry Won Bargen. The
defendants are co-partners in the liquor
business, under the name of Schultz *
Won BargeR. On the 1st of May, 1870,
the plaintiff owned fifty shares of Belcher
of the value of 1850; ten shares of
Gould a. Curry, Of the value of $50,
and other securities aggregating ten
thousand dollars. Neuman being about
to leave California, to be absent some
time, intrusted the property to Schultz
and Won Bargen. They were to collect
the dividends, pay the assessments,
dispose Of the stock upon Newman S
order, and collect the promissory notes.
Schultz and Won Bargen accepted the
trust, and after Neuman's return from
Europe, they rendered him an account.
They claim to have sold the fifty shares
of Belcher for two thousand dollars.
Neuman charges that the defendants
sold the Belcher stock for $4,000. He
prays judgement for the sum Of $50, 7o2,
gold coin, with interest.
MARYsyILLE, May %.
The body of the missing man Richard
Miller, who mysteriously disappeared
from his boarding house in this city OF
the 10Th inst, was found yesterda!
morning floating in the American River
near the residence of Judge Bliss.
SAN FRANc1sco, May 80.
A dispatch just received from ireka
May 30, says that Hasbrouch left Boyles
Camp, May Z, and has been securing tn
country since. His command consiste,
5 of battery B, 4th artillery; troops L an
y G. of the First Cavalry, and the Warn
0 Spring Indians-two hundred and tel
s men in all. Jackson had charge of troop
: B and G.. He harassed the Indians an
: soon found that his men fought well i
/ every instance and paid little heed t
e hunger. The Indians were vanquishet
Captain Hasbrouck specially praises til
gallantry of the troop b and portion c
G. In the charge at Dry Lake, the Inc
y scaled ridge of twenty feet high in th
- face of the Modocs and drove them away
Captain Jackson led the right, Lieutenar
., Moss the left. and Lieutenants BoutelI
" and Kyle held the other bold position:
Captain Hasbrouck has not lost q ma
If since the Dry Lake engagement. Arteu
e Chokus, Long Legs, One-eyed DiIi
e and two Modocs returned to this ranc
d last evening and were interviewed; fly
i. women were captured by Captain Ha
l. brouck's command, and from the
were cleaned Interesting accounts OF Il
"A Modoc operations during the last fe
=. months. The captives were Mrs. Watcl
- metal Boston Charley's two sisters, Il
= mother Of Black Jim and one made
IA whose relatives have attained no notab
distinction. The report is that Sha'
Nasty Jake, Shack Nasty Frank, Sha,
De Nasty Bill, Steamboat Frank, Ellen Ma
ct Hooka jim, the father Of Boston Mic
Ii and several other Modocs have been kill
he and many wounded, Curly-headed ia,
carried piece of lead in his body
several days, and when last seen he W
=, apparently booked for the happy huntil
grounds. The cause of the disaffectiC
:, of the Modocs after the battle, was t
- interesting fact. that Captain Jack h
consulted chronometer, and after su
d. dry gestures and ordinations he prof.
r ised his followers that they should sh
Il. rifle bullets as duck does water, Al
be escape unframed. The confidence Il
statement insured was rudely dispell
bo by Hasbrouck's encounter, when seve
"a Modocs were killed and others wound,
be Indignation reigned supreme in JAG
household, and the Cottonwood bran
of the tribe, from Fairchilds, decided
fight no more. Their resolution led
TO- Jacks clandestine departure. The c
tonwoods, numbering twenty warri
and fifty women and children, hurried
40 the Snow mountains at the southern G
of the lava deposit, preparatory to ira,
ing to the Yainox Reservation and
'u' ploring pardon of the Great Father
Washington. The sudden and I'm