Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-14

by bis vessel. The CAPTAIN and of,;cers
ven. on shore one aft rnoon. Tie IN
tending escap.s We're distributed at yari.
GUS places along the shore, so as not 10
impiicate the whole should the plot be
discovered. A boat was procured. which
skirted the coast, and alter dark one
Communist after another waded out on
tne beach to tue boat. SO as to prevent
tne boat being seen, one had to wade 40
i M,, out that the water was up to bis neck.
when all were on board the boat. tb.y
rowed In the darkness to the P. G. r
and climbed on board. On gaining the
aeck they at once went below, where
nunks had been specially fitted up Tor
them. Shortly afterward the Captain
ana ofhcers returned on board, hoisted
sai'. and at once stood out to sea. and II
was not until the following day that
hochefort and his companions showed
themselves on deck. The Captain affect.
ca surprise at seeing them, SO as to be a
blind to the crew. such is the substance
OF the assistant stewards statement,
LOUISVILLE. KY. Aug. s. Colonel
Richard Tenbroecke, the we'll known
morse owner, was shot and it is reported
MORALLY wounded at Gilman's Station,
IN this county, this evening, by General
Whitaker. The particulars of the affair
are not known. Whitaker has already
Killed two men, aud is regarded as a
desperate character. 1t will be remem.
bered Colonel Tenbroecke took number
OF American horses TO England some
time since. and he matched them against
English runners.
JERSEY CRY. Aug. ga rumor is cir.
culated that the late scandal on the
Heights is about to be settled by the
marriage of the chief actors-Rev. j, 8.
Glendenning and Miss Mary D. Pome-
roy.
SAN FRANcIsCo, Aug. 9.-Chief Cock
rill had number Of officers in citizens
clothes stationed on the line of approach
from the Chinese steamer; but the hood.
lums we're scary, and made no attack on
the passing pigtails. The Chief will con-
tinue this precautionary measure on fu.
ture steamer days.
Philosopher Pickett says the supreme
Court did exactly what be expected. He
asked the surrender Of Crockett's seat,
and they did not surrender.
Augustus Belmont, the American agent
OF th' Rorhschilds. and for years Chair.
man OF the National Democratic Com.
mittee, arrived on the overland train last
evening. This is bis first visit to Cali.
fornia.
New YORK, Aug 9.-Victoria Wood.
hull and Tennie 9. Clafln were arrested
to-day on an order issued by the Marine
Court, in civil suit brought by A. NJ
Truman to recover $500 deposited with
them as bankers and brokers in 1871,
They gave bail in the sum OF $1,000 Ia
abide the issue of the suit, and sailed in
company with Mrs. Woodhuli's daughter,
Col. Blood and Mrs. Clafin for Europe,
in the French steamer Lafayette. A
number Of Free Love advocates met
them ut the pier AMI wished them a
pleasant voyage. The Sheriff's officials
were surprised on learning late this
morning of Woodruff and Claflin's de.
parture. Their bail was irregular, their
counsel's verbal bond merely having
BEEN accepted, and it was understood
they were not TO leave the country.
BERLIN, August 8.-The Cologne Ga.
zette says the French Government has
agreed to recall the war ship Orenoque
from Chivita Fecchis, and that the YES.
SCI will probably leave the station abe
has 30 long occupied before the 18th
inst.