Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-07-22
Eastern Dispatches.
New YORK, July e

! a IuuAci aAisiub iloih ycaiouss tooA
place to-day at No. CA Clarkson street,
between Michael Lunney and Peter Me-
Kenna, during which the latter fatally
stabbed Lunney. MeKenna was arrested,
and Lunney was taken in dying eondi-
ton to Bellevue.
One thousand watches of foreign make,
with American trade marks engraved
upon them, We're seized in this city yes
terday.
BALTIMORE, July 20.
A. Campbell Goss was arrested to-day
on a charge of conspiracy with William
Uddersook and William Goss to defraud
an Insurance Company, and in default of
S25, 900 bail, was committed to Jail. I'd
dersook's arrest was based on informa-
ton given by parties who have returned
from Chester, Pa, where they went for
the purpose of identifying the remains
of the man who it is alleged was MUIR
dered by Uddersook.
BosToS, July 20.
This morning shooting affray occurred
on Oak street, in which DR.. A. n. Wins
low narrowly escaped being killed by one
Prof. Mac, who extensively advertises
patent medicine. The trouble originated
in business transaction. The shot hit
Winslow on the left cheek and pene-
trated the cavity above the nose. Mac
was not arrested at late hour.
New YORK, July u.
A rumor is current this morning to the
effect that Judge Alexander McCue, the
largest stakeholder of the Brooklyn Trust
Company, on whose application the
company was forced to suspend payment,
and a receiver appointed, has been, since
the death of President Mills, transferring
his real estate to his wife, in order to
secure himself from loss in case the Trust
Company proved insolvent. The Tri-
bune publishes the fact of the transfer in
this way, of piece of property valued at
100000.
1t is stated that the Erie Railroad Com
pany propose to build trunk line from
Port Jarvis to New York, thus shorten
ing the distance 2S miles, and time of
travel Is minutes. 1t is proposed to use
a new route for through freight and pas
sengers, retaining the old line for second
class passengers, freight, coal, etc.
Writing from Paris, July 9th CORE
spondent says: Paul DeCassagnac has
returned from his campaign at Luxem.
bourg, not much the worse for his bout
with Ranc, for he was able to write
smart attack on the Legtimists in the
Pays of the evening. Cassagnac won the
toss for arms With an old lanis which he
carried next to his chaplet, but lost the
toss for places, and had the sun slightly
in his eyes. The adversaries were placed
eighteen yards apart. Cassagnac ad-
vanced three spaces Of the distance, and
then Ranc stepped forward, and the pair
crossed swords. At the first bout, Cas-
sfgnac was wounded just above his glove,
but it was not recognized, as the hurt was
slight. Fighting recommended, and
good deal of scientific fencing ensued.
The seconds wished the combatants to
rest; but Cassagnac, fearing that his
wound might stitfen, refused, and he con-
tented himself with emtpying blood out
Of his sleeve. Twice the adversaries
came to close quarters. 1t was only the
fifth bout that Ranc was wounded deeply
in the arm, which seems to have stopped
Casagnac' weapon from doing worse mis-
chief. Gambetta, who was confident that
his friend would kill the Imperialist,
spent Monday at Thienville, and went to
see Ranc directly after the duel.