Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-28

n AT meeting Of the Suffrage Society
Mfs. Hooker, who once asked Tilton
ARE you ready to aid me in fo,c;no
henry TO confess?" Tilton said certa;nl1
ne was II he knew anything that MI.
beecher had to confess, and asked her
what she meant by her Language. She
said: You don't pretend TO saw that
MRS Mrs. WoodhulPs story is not trueP'
theodore jumped to his feet and with
tremendous vehemence dared her TO in.
suit him by saying she believed the
story. But" he added. II will COM ,n
pc, beecher to confess all his sins if Won
VIII set him the example. Now, return
az once to Hartford. and confess before
the elders of the Presbyterian Church
mere that you were guilty of improper
intercourse at Washington with -
Nrs. Hooker shrank into corner OF the
sofa, threw up her hands, and said II
was lie. Yes" shouted Tilton. an
loudly that all the ladies' in the next
room came in and witnessed the scene:
yes, believe it is a Islander; but have
the story from the same authority which
you dared to believe in accusing INV
wife. Mrs. Woodruff told mcp' II il
stated that Mrs. Hooker went home and
meyer asked or suggested that her broth
er should confess his sins again. NV
informant tells me that this story has
been circulating for more than wear
past IN all the reform circles OF New
York and Brooklyn society," Boston
Globe N. Y. Cor.
We are reliably informed that the Salt
Lake, Sewer Valley and Phoebe Railroad
company have sold out to the Utah
Western. which has recently purchased
IRON and rolling stock for the first forty
five miles, commencing at Salt Lake
City. The grading Of the first twenty
miles is completed. and the ties being
rapidly delivered. The first section to
ophir, forty-five miles, is to be prosecut-
ed immediately, from whence It will be
continued rs fast as consistent to Iron
City in Iron county. via Tintic and Star
districts. j. w. Young, President of
the company. is now East with the view
OF forwarding stock. A train OF goods,
consisting of machinery and merchan-
disc for the Great Western Iron Compa-
ny. passed through our town yesterday.
The Iron Company are pushing business
rapidly, with some sixty hands building
foundries. machine shops and furnaces,
with view to supply the Southern mar.
ket. and manufacturing railroad iron.
and are already prepared to furnish pig
iron and castings.-[ Beaver Enterprise,
81.
LAST night row occurred in q gamb.
ling hell in Chinatown, which resulted
in a Chinaman stabbing another several
times in the breast and hand, infiicting
severe wounds. Officers Morrow, Jack.
son and Smith went down to Chinatown,
and after thorough search succeeded in
finding the would-be assassin in water
closet and lodged him in the City Jail.
After further search officer Smith also
succeeded in finding the knife, still COW
cred with blood.-[virg. Independent,
Oath.
On Saturday afternoon, Bartholomew
Ryan, while on his way to his ranch on
Reese river, met with serious accident,
resulting in the breaking of several ribs
on the left side OF his body and num-
Der of severe bruises. He was driving
along the grade in his wagon, when he
came up to an OK team. In the effort to
pass, his wagon was overturned and he
was thrown among the cattle, and it is
probable that one or more of the wheels
OF the wagon passed over his body
[ Austin Reveille, 81.
We learn that quite a valuable devel.
opment has been made in the Woodville
mine during the past week, in cross-cut.
ting from tie north drift on the 200-foot
level cross vein was struck the course
of which is northwest and southeast. A
drift has been run through this % feet to
the northward and 26 feet to the south
ward, all the way in good ore. A Wine
has been sunk on it to a depth of II
feet, which all the way is in ore of fine
grade. The ore presents the same ap.
pearance as that of the leading mines on
the Comstock. Il virg. Chronicle, %.
The furnace of the Typo Consolidated
Company was started up yesterday. The
condition Of the mines in the district are
most encouraging. Work on the 2 G
mine is progressing most favorably and
is looked upon as the most important in
the district. There is still scarcity OF
lumber, and building is, consequently,
retarded. A large amount of machinery
is arriving, to be used in the mines. A
number of families have arrived and
taken up their residence in the new
town.-[E Eureka Sentinel, 25th.
The Lyons Brigade, consisting Of ten
men of the Emmett Guard, who thought
| they could do better shooting than was
done by the ten. men, belonging to the
same company. who won the 500 prize
medal at the Miners Union picnic, lost
the contest to-day at the race track
They made II points, to the 70 points
made by the rival ten at the picnic. The
wager shot for was $1OO.-[Virg. Chron'
icle %