Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-07-10
Geographic Dispatches.
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Eastern Dispatches.

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t LOUISVILLE, Ky., July S.
The drawing Of the Kentucky Gift
Library Lottery began early this morn.
ing. No. 20,s93 drew $4,000, No.
$3.50 drew $1,000; No. 2I,764 drew
$4,000; No. s9.743 drew $4,000; No.
lO,550 drew 5000. These were the
principal prizes.
LoSG BRANCH, July s.
The race for the mammoth cup, value
$500, added 70 the sweepstakes of
500 each, the second to receive $500 and
the third $50. Ont Of the stakes, two
and u hall miles. came of yesterday.
The horses started, viz; Parkness, Bust
ness, Survivor, Wander and Hubbard.
The race WAS won by Wander in 4:3ils;
Parkness second and Hubbard third.
Wander was the favorite in pools at the
rate Of $1,000 against 1890 for Park
ness.
PHILADELPHIA, July $.
Durham Wilson, who killed David
Brown last night, was arrested in North
Pennsylvania
NEw YORK, July s.
The Health Inspector of Jersey City
says the deaths there from supposed
cholera We're from cholera morbus.
BosToN, July s.
This afternoon Michael Desmond shot
his wife dead, and then himself. The
parties had been living in Tufts street,
but on Saturday Desmond drove his wife
and two children by former husband
into the street. The wife and children
subsequently found lodgings in Second
street, South Boston, where Desmond
followed and where the terrible act was
committed.
HARRISBURG, ILL.,, July s.
severe storm blew down the Inter-
national circus tent while full of people.
The lamps fired the canvass. but it was
eXtinguished.
CHICAGO, July 8.
A hurricane passed over Odin H., last
night, unrooting houses. A tin roof was
deposited on the railroad and moved by
the assistance of locomotive. The
Protestant Methodist church was
wrecked The Methodist church and
engine house at Salem were wrecked
Orchards. miles OF fences and thousands
OF acres of corn were thrown down.
New YORK, July 9.
Ihifty OF the best and most expert
enced men on board of the receiving shin
have been selected to form the crew of
the llgress, announced to sail positively
Saturday. The Tigress will carry $50
tons OF coal, and if necessary will get a
new supply at ST. Johns. BY this eve
ming all supplies and provisions will be
shipped. They are composed principally
OF pork and fatty matter. A large guam
tisy OF pemmican will be taken: also
canned vegetables and fruits. The
total amount of provisions carried will
be rations for 40 men for two wears,
1t Is reported that General Charles
~ Grayam has been appointed Chief
Engineer OF Department of Docks. to
succeed General Mcclellan, who has
resigned.
II Is thought that the office of Vice
President Of the Erie Railway Company,
made vacant by the retirement of Gen.
Beven, will be abolished, and its duties
will devolve on the general manager.
probably Mr., Devereaux.
CHICAGO, July 8.
An extraordinary accident occurred
near hickapoo Station on the line of the
Missouri Pacific Railroad last evening.
The track at this point runs for some dis
tance along the bank of the Missouri
rVer, and suddenly, without warning, a
half mile OF the track dropped into the
Hooded river and sunk out of sight. 1t
appears that the track had been under
mined by the river without having at
tracted the attention of any one.
Reports from number of points in H.
hhois and Iowa, covering nearly the
whole OF those States, show, while recent
heavy rain storms have injured all the
crops to some extent, thatthere will be
'uiI average crop of small grains, and
with favorable weather, of corn. The
weather. throughout the West is remark.
lblv cool.