Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-28
Pacific Coast.
Secret AIRY OF Acknowledgment Sui
Acknowledgment In the sum
rise Case,

Secret AIRY OF AriIOna--Attempted Sui
eide--Frost--Argum In the SUM
rise Case.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 27.-Ex-Goyern-
or Bashford, of Wisconsin, and his fam
ly sailed for San Diego to-day. He is
appointed Secretary of Arizona. His
wife and children will probably remain
in San Diego, while he goes forward to
Prescott to assume his official duties.
A young man named Brady undertook
to kill himself yesterday with a pistol
The ball inflicted only slight scalp
wound He was disarmed, and all fur.
ther attempts are frustrated,
Quite heavy frost fell here last night
Weather to-day, clear and cool.
Arguments in the case Of Captain
Clarke, of the ship Sunrise, commenced
in the United States Circuit Court this
morning.
Fell Dead--Boy Run Over--Cut His
Thront--TeleGrap PHI Reduction--Ac-
cident TO an editor--Distingui shed
Arrival.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 27.--Geo. Taylor,
who keeps fruit and confectionery
stand on the corner of Morton and Stock.
ton streets, fell dead in his store this af-
ternoon. The body was taken to the
morgue. He was married, and leaves q
family. He was GO years old.
A boy named Clarke. seven years old,
was run over by truck at the corner Of
Sixth and Market streets this afternoon
He had his right arm broken.
Daniel Mcconnell was examined before
the Commissioners Of Luuacy to-day and
discharged. Soon after the man wan
dered to the city front and then cut his
throat, inflicting wounds which may
prove fatal. He was taken to the hos
pitsl.
The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany give notice that no higher rates
than 81. 80 for ten words will be charged
between offices on the Pacific coast eI
cept to British Columbia, on and after
November /. This reduces the rate tc
Oregon, Washington Territory, San Di
go and the towns in the eastern part O.
Nevada
Henry George, editor of the Post, wa'
thrown from his horse. on the Cliff
House road, last evening, and had hi'
arm broken in two places.
Hearing Postponed--Bulkhea Projec
--Chinese Festival.
SACRAMENTO, Oct. 27.-In the case o.
All Fat, convicted of murder in the sec
ond degree in killing Chinese interpre
ter, on the application of counsel, tn,
sentence and hearing Of motion in ares
of judgement was postponed till the 15tl
prox.
W. A. Dewey will commence to.mor
row or the following day the construc
ton of a bulkhead on the Yolo side, op
posite the mouth of the American river
where the water from the latter rive
washed away the embankment and di,
serious damage last Winter.
The Chinese ceremony OF driving GU
the devil commences on the 30th inst
and continues nine days.
Indian Fight In Utah.-I3etter Time
Da~ning--New Mines in Oregon
Nesmith's Majority---Funeral o
Col. AlIen--Accident to Lady--AI
Incident ON the Highway-.Not
Success.
SALT LAKE, Oct. 27.-A sanguinar
fight took place yesterday among ban
Of Indians on the Jordan, who had be
come maddened with liquor furnished il
this city. Guns, knives and bludgeon
were used. / charge of shot wen
through one Indians brain, killing hir
instantly. Others were wounded. TIL
men Of the adjacent ward were oblige
to stand guard at their houses to protec
their families.
Business prospects are more encourag
ing There is general hopeful feeling
PORTLAND, Ogn., Oct. T.-Very ric
mines have been discovered on tn
Smock, tributary of the Yakima, 2
miles from Kittatas Valley. Work is lii
orally suspended at Kittatas. The pee
pie are wild over it. Some are leavin
in the night for the new placers, reach
ing there soon after daylight.
Mrs. Yano, wife of the Japanes
"charge d'Affaires" at Washington, al
rived on the steamer to-day en- route I
her husband in Washington. She is tn
first wife Of Japa nese official who ha
ever left her native country to take up
residence with her husband in foreig
land.
From returns received to last nigh,