Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-09-17
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Dry CANYON, Sept. IA shooting
scrape occurred this afternoon between
Frank johnson and Happy Jack, John
son firing three shots with pistoi on
seeing Happy Jack coming In sight Win
a shotgun. The third shot TOOK enec'
in Jacks shoulder-tbe cause OF Inc
shooting being dispute in regard 10
fifty cent meal.
CHICAGO, Sept. ia special from
Warren, Ohio, says the anti GARFIELD lie,
publicans of the 18th Ohio District held
a convention here yesterday. and nomln,
ated r. ii. Hurlburt for Congress. All
the counties in the district were repre-
sented Judge Tuttle. OF Wayne county,
presided. The following resolutions
we're adopted: Resolved, that the peril
of the Government lies not so much In
high ambition as in low dishonesty, and
that the perpetuity and welfare of the
Republic imperatively require us to EN-
phatically condemn the acts Of its public
servants, who, by their support OF the
back nav aud increase of salaries, shar-
ing in the proceeds Of Credit Mobilier
swindlcs, by prostituting and selling
their official influence to promote
schemes of corruption, wrongful and I'M
UNSUITABLE acts, have brought reproach
and dishonor upon the country. he
solved, That we deny that party fealty
or loyalty should make us forget our
manhood and become mere knaves by
approaching or accepting either men or
measures at the dictation OF party man
, ayers whom we believe to be dishonest
or corrupt, and we affirm that the only
test of politicl preferment should be
sound principles, capacity and honesty
, IS. tho discharge of official trust: and
hereby declare that by this chart our
course shall be guided. ~.
: AT about 5 O'Clock this evening, James
t O'Grady, while walking upon the track
I of the Virginia and Truckee Railroad in
0 the vicinity of the Savage hosting works
Q was run over by fat-car and instantly
!, killed. A few moments before the fata
occurrence, he had been walking on the
" main track and stepped over to the side
G track to get out of the way of the loco
O motive, which was coming up the tracl
It with two or three tiatcars. On its ar
t., rival at the switch the flat-cars vert
t. dropped and allowed to run back on thu
J. side track. The brakeman having cbarg
W of the cars, seeing Mr.. O'Grady on tn,
Is track, shouted to him to get out of tn
If way, and at the same time made des
l. parate effort to stop the cars by putting
fl on the brake. Mr. O'Grady not hear
Il ing the warning, was knocked dow
|, and fell in position at right angles will
l. the track, his neck resting on the rail
% In this position he was pushed along tn
d track a distance of twenty feet or more
s. and when the cars were stopped one o
10 the forward wheels rested squarely on hi
If neck. A locomotive sent down from tn
round.house was brought into requisi
n ton in dragging the car off the dead body
J. The deceased was native of Ireland
|, aged about 60 years. He has family G
/. seven childred residing in California
G. H. News, 18th.
PARIS, Sept. l4-Francis PIER
Guillaume Guizot, the eminent statesma
and writer, died to-day at his resideno
at Valeinster. The funeral will /
strictly private and unceremonious.
y The sale in the streets Of the journ
" Levenement has been prohibited on a
u count of its comments on the disturb
ances in Sept.
"a The Journal des Debats has received
4, warning for illegal criticisms of Il
81 policy of the Government.
", MADRID, Sept l4.-The German al
AZ Austrian MINISTERS were received
r. President Serrano yesterday with gre
"a ceremony, and presented their crede
nc tials simultaneously in accordance wi
y the instructions of their Government
us Hatfield, of German Minister, sa
q. Emnernr William, in recognizing the e
ecutlye power OF SPAN, was moved by
l. desire to contribute to the restorati,
20. 90 the peace of that country, and hop,
q. :, Serrano would succeed in maintainil
~, order by conservative measures.
,a serrano replied that his Governme
~ would fulfill the expectations of Euror
~. and act with energy to prevent civiliz
oi ton from being again undermined.
" Speeches similar in tenor were e
A. changed between the President and L
~ Austrian Minister.