Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-21
DEFERRED TELEGRAMS.

SAN Francisco, July 1.-THE steamer
Granada has been repaired and will sail
for Panama next Thursday.
The Changers have commenced load
ing wheat. The Star of Hope is the first
to receive a cargo. The Changers pro-
pose to sell the cargo as soon as the
vessels are full or while they are on the
way out. The Star of Hope will Load at
Vallejo.
All the old officers OF the Chollar Po-
tosi Company have been reelected.
Nine divorces were granted in the Dis
trict Court of this city to-day.
They have another window.pane ghost
sensation here. The portrait of Mr..
White, Principal of the Valencia School,
is clearly defined in one of the windows
of the school-house. The phenomenon
has caused considerable excitement in
the neighborhood and among Whites
pupils.
P. Rodgers was attacked by blood
hound. The brute mangled him till
Rodgers WAS insensible. 1t required the
united efforts of three or four men to get
the dog away. 1t is feared by Rodgers
friends that his injuries will prove fatal.
SAN JOSE, July 1.-THE local option
election in Redwood, contested ON the
ground that the white ballot paper was
illegal, was decided by Judge Payne to-
day. All the ballots counted gave 10
majority against license, but the Judge,
declaring those on white paper illegal,
decided the election to be for license.
CHICAGO, July 1.-THE general ticket
agents OF the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy, the Chicago, Kansas and Pacific
and the Northernwestern Railroads have
reduced frst-class fares from Chicago tc
San Francisco from $l17 .55 to $ll5.95
second-class tickets are authorized q,
$S5, and emigrant tickets reduced from
$65 to $50 so.
Washington specials say that serious
quarrel has arisen between Treasurer
Spinner and Acting Secretary Of tn,
Treasury Conant. Spinner claims the
right, under written orders from Presi
dent Grant, to move Civil Service rule.
in the appointments to his bureau. Co
nant holds that the Presidents ordel
does not override the rules promulgated
by the Civil Service Board. Since the
order was issued the matter has been re-
ferred to Secretary Bristow, who decided
in favor OF Conant, and Spinner takes al
appeal to the President.
The National Photographic Association
which has been in session here since las
Tuesday, yesterday elected the followin,
officers: w. A. Rulotson, of San Fran
cisco, President; Edward Milroy, o
Pennsylvania, Permanent Secretary
Albert Moore, Of Pennsylvania, Treasu
rer. Many were present from the severa
States.
Havana letter says: A Spanish in
trigue has been at work in the prosecu
ton OF F. A. Dockery. The officials, no
finding any valid specific charges, hav,
made general one, embracing all sort
Of offenses; that he was newspaper cor
respondent, spy, the chief OF the insur
gents, and secret emissary of til,
United States to obtain information re
specting the war. ...-..
Consular Agent Lanten, who also rep
resents the interests OF England ant
Germany, has been ordered to quit tn,
Island in 20 days.
The Cubans are in force at Trinida,
and in the vicinity of Puerto Principe.
SARATOGA, July IS. = About fifteer
thousand people witnessed the Universe
ty boot-race this morning. The lax
was as smooth as glass. At 9:45 thi
morning the first gun was fired, and a
1920 the second. and the starting gun a
1047. All boats got off in handsome
style together. The Columbia at tn
half-mile taking the lead; then the Trim
ity made a squirt and overhauled tn,
Columbia at the end of mile, took tn,
lead away from the Yale, which in tn,
struggle had got ahead. but at that mo
ment fouled or fell behind. The Prince
ton came up close on the Trinity. Thu
other crews were about in line behind
At the mile and half pole the Columbii
came to the front again with the Harvard
struggling sharply, the remainder main
tanning their former positions. At tn,
two mile point the Columbia Was still il
the advance. with Cornell making