Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-07


the depot this morning to take the train
home; bu, was suddenly taken i'll and
died ON the depot platform.
Robert W. Kerr. a passenger f'r the
east about the first OF November last, in
a fit Of insanity. jumped from the cars at
Brown Station, near Wadsworth, ami
disappeared in the brush at tae back OF
town, and was never heard OF until about
a month ago. when an Indian found his
remains while out hunting. Kerr's
brother IT Gently heard OF it and went
after the remains and brought them 10
Sacramento for interment. The wild
beasts had n.angled them terribly.
VIsALI., June G.
At half-past twelve O'Clock to-day,
fire broke outin ,,Miler and Fox'splaining
mill on the outskirts Of town, completely
destroying it before the fire engines
could be brought TO bear. Loss about
$1,000 No insurance.
SAN DIEGO, June q.
From private advices to the Union, re-
ceived to-day, we learn the following par
ticulars: The Indian Agent at San Car
los, Major Larrabee, had some difficulty
with the Apaches, and they undertook to
kill him with spears. He ran to Lieut..
Almy's tent, and Amy with six soldiers.
went to the agency with him, and went
into Larrabee's tent, Amy being in adj
vance, when the Apaches fired upon
them. Almy received three bullets
through his body and fell dead without a
groan. Larrabee was untouched and re-
treated into the tent. Four of the six
soldiers ran, and one of the two that re-
manned was prevented from shooting by
Conception, Mexican, and interpreter
at the agency. Some of the Apaches fled
across the river. 1t is probable that
many of them have taken to the noun
tains. A messengerto Governor Stafford,
who left the reservation half an hour
after the occurrence, says the majority Of
the Indians were on the reservation when
he left. Eske Vanzin, noted chief, had
become angry with the agent several days
previous, and left San Carlos with his
band some time before the murder. The
Indians fired about forty shots at LARA
bee and Almy. 1t has been generally
thought for some weeks past that an out
break was inevitable, and it was so stated
in the Tucson Citizen last week.
SAN Francisco, June 6.
A deed was recorded to-day from NJ
Dore to Leland Stanford, conveying 80
vara lots Nos. Isl and 34S, the same
being located ON the southwest corner OF
California and Powell streets, having g
frontage on Powell street of 275 feet and
a depth of 1917 feet on California ant
Pine streets. Consideration, 10000
1t is intimated that the Governor ha
also bought four other 50-vara lots in thu
rear of the above, making an entir
block, but the deeds have not been re
corded yet.
The bark Bessie reached port thi
morning from Hong Kong, having 81
Cinnamon on board. One of them die,
on the passage.
To-day Charles Dittman made com
plant against Clifford Lindsay, whom h
charges with ravishing his little daugh
ter, Louisa Dittman, aged eight years
Lindsay is by occupation carpente,
and has shop on Pine street, opposit
the California Market. He is unmarrie
and about forty years Of age. He wa
arrested this afternoon. The Polio
Judge fixed his bail at $4,000 In tn
city prison he made partial confessio
of his guilt. The father of the little gil
is proprietor of the Helvitia Hotel o
Pine street. ... r....-
The Meadow Valley Mining Compan
declared dividend of one dollar pc
share, amounting to 100000, payable o
the 18th inst. This is the first diyiden
by this Company since last December
and the second since last June.
The Coroner held an inquestto-da upo
the body of Fred. D. Baker, who die
suddenly yesterday at.St. Mary's hospita
His will, giving all his property to Mr.
Holloway, was offered in evidenc,
Doctors testified that he was under Ii
Influence of narcotic poison, and the jur
found that deceased came to hiss deaf
from the effects of narcotic poison. sci
r administration, with suicidal intent.
| William Morse, against whom ii,
) charges, two being for felony, are pent
ing before the Police Court, in connectio
with the procuring of three Norwegia
sailors to vote illegally at the Democrat
, primary in the fourth ward, failed [
answer when his case was called. III
, Court declared his bail in Sc, 500 TO
, feited. His bondsmen offer reward
800 for his arrest.
The man found dead in the Sierl
Nevada lodging house yesterday mornir
, has been identified as Swiss, name
, William Bullett, cousin of Mr.. Bul
l ETH of the Pacific fruit market, who die
on Wednesday evening.
Eastern Disuatches.