Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-26
Pacific Coast.

HAMILTON, New, Aug. 25.-1eSterday
afternoon as the stage bound from Ham
ilton to Cherry Greek was going down q
steep grade about one mile east OF Rob-
inson. the driver lost control of the
horses, and they at once started to run.
At the foot of the grade the stage was
violently upset. Mrs. Brown, of Eureka,
had her thigh broken and her skull frac-
tured and receiving injuries that will
probably prove fatal. James Evans, the
driver, had his right arm broken. Sheriff
Dan Patterson was badly cut and bruised.
0. H. Grey received slight cut on the
head. The only passenger, uninjured
was Chinaman, who escaped without
scratch
SAN FRANcIsco, August 25.-The
steamer China from Panama arrived this
evening; also the Senator from San
Diego. ....
The British ship George Thompson
made the voyage from Melbourne to this
port in the remarkably good time Of 40
days.
Thomas King, in an ARRAY to-day with
VIM. Troy, stabbed the latter in the
neck, inflicting dangerous wound. He
was arrested and Troy taken to the hos
pital.
The mining share market to-day ex.
hibitsd better tone, and most kinds
were trife higher than they were yes
terday.
The steamer Japan will not sail for
Hongkong and Yokohama till Saturday
The steamer China from Panama
brought 252 passengers; 1850 tons OF
merchandise and IS, 300 in treasure.
The jury in the Lloyd Bell murder
case have not yet agreed upon Q verdict.
fire broke out tonight in o brick
building in Clay street, near Sansome,
occupied by Frank Eastman and John
b. Mcintyre, printers and book binders.
Tho flames were very soon extipguished;
loss probably $4,000.
On her way to Monterey the steamer
Fideleter was detained off the Preside
several hours on account of some acci.
dent to her machinery. but finally put
to sea.
LAooNAR. W. T., Aug. 25.-The Swim.
omish Grange Of the Patrons of Hus.
bandry was organized here last night,
with full list of charter members.
CoLusA, CAL. Aug. 25.-The Board OF
Supervisors Of Colusa county passed an
| oiueA ycstcruny lHstEuCtlnR tne Dl6tflct
Attorney to bring an injunction suit
against Reclamation district, No. 5.
Their object is to prevent the rebuild
ing of the Parks Roberts levee, which
was cut by mob two years ago.
VIsAL1A, CAL, Aug. 25.-The passen-
ger train of the Visalia Railroad COM
menced running last night between this
city and Goshen junction, and will con-
meet hereafter with all passenger trains
on the Central Pacific Railroad. Freight
trains will commence running on Mon
day next. the Both, that being as soon as
the road will be properly ballasted. Large
amounts Of wool and grain are awaiting
shipment here.
AUSTIN, New, August 25.-This after
noon, during violent thunder storm,
Daniel Murphey, carman at the Oregon
shaft. while wheeling o car out to the
end Of the dump, was struck by lightning
and badly burned on the face and neck.
The man was removed. in an uncon-
scious condition, to his home.
The work of repairing the damages
caused by the recent food progresses
rapidly. Main street il one succession
Of dump piles, with cars, track, etc., com.
pleted. The dumps are formed by the
debris in course of removal from houses
and cellars.
Recent observations show that the