Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-20

taken, but the resolution was laid over
for future consideration.
NUMEROUS applications were reported
for new positions of midshipmen.
Abraham Whipple. arrested few days
since BY Captain Lees, OF San Francisco.
accused of stealing Harlem Bank Stock,
was honorably acquitted to-day. Devere
and Sacia were held in St, 900 bail.
PHILADELPHIA, August l4.-John Col
Inns. the Irish comedian, died here last
night.
WASHINGTON. August 1.-The Secre-
tary Of the Interior has affirmed the de-
cision of Commissioner Drummond in
the Caslagai contested survey, and
ordered a new survey leaving out or ex-
GLIDING the Musalon grant.
SARATOGA, N. Y, August IA The
running match against time, in which
Aug. Belmont bet Lorillard 81 600 that
his horse "Gray Planet" carrying 100
pounds, would, during one OF the meet
ings Of 1874. run a mile over the Sara
toga course in :43L; also $500 that he
would run a mile in "A, took place to-
day. "Gray Planet" run a mile in
142L. Betting was against the horse.
About five hundred spectators were pres
emit.
RocHEsTEH. N. Y. Aug. l4.-To-day
was the last Of the Inaugural meeting OF
Rochester Driving Park. The 2:35 race
Of yesterday was finished to-day, Frank
Woodman taking the three last heats.
The first race to-day was 23l race. Six
horses started, Nellie Irwin won the first
second and fourth heats, and race time,
2:25, 2:27, 229.
The great feature was the 22O race.
Red Cloud was strong favorite, selling
at 80 to 20 for Gloster, st. James, Ga.
zelle and Sensation. Red Cloud and
Camors started first. The heat was
closely contested, and resultediin q dead
heat between Gloster and Red Cloud,
who passed the wire nose and nose, Sen
sation second, st. James third. Time
2:1S.
In the second heat Gloster came in
half length ahead of Red Cloud, and
Sensation third, St. James last. Time
-2:17A.
Third heat Gloster came in three
lengths ahead of Red Cloud, st. James
third, Gazelle distanced. Time-2:l7.
In the fourth heat Hicok was put be-
hind Red Cloud, who it was thought had
been held on the second trial, Glostor
now coming in three lengths ahead of
Red Cloud, St. James breaking badly,
Sensation third. Time-2I9. This is
the fastest four heat race on record.
At the close of the race Goldsmith
Maid, Lulu and Mambrino Gift were
paraded, and were enthusiastically mp.
plauded. The President Of the associa-
ton made q neat speech, GROWING the
Maid and Lulu the Queens OF the turf.
UTICA, August 1.-THE third annual
meeting of the Utica Park Association
closed to-day. The 231 race was won
by Kansas Chief in three heats. Time,
1925, 2:24N, 2:26. Nellie won the 2.20
race. Time, 22414, 1922, 1922. Copper
Bottom won the pacing race in three
heats. Time, 22S, 1917, 2:2694.
WASHINGTON, August l5.-The follow
ing citizens of California have just re.
ceived patents: B. Cattle, of San Fran.
cisco. for movable dams; Saul Hill, OF
same place, for stove-lid filters; A.
Stands and Ellis o. Long, Pennington,
for derrick. VIM. n. Santee, of Dalles,
Oregon, has received patent for clips
for whiffletrees.
An article in the Augusta Chronicle
says: At the next session Of the Georgia
Legislature a powerful persistent and
persevering effort will be made to obtain
recognition of the spurious bonds issued
by Bullock. There are $S,0O0,000 OF
them, and it is believed holders are ready
to spend $3,000,000, if necessary, to
bring them to par.
LONDON, August 15.-Marshal Bazaine
has arrived in Cologne, where he will re
main few days, awaiting the arrival o
his children. He declares that only hi
wife and brother-in-law assisted him t
escape.
MADRID, August 15.-The Carlistl
have cut the railroad and telegraph lin,
between Saragossa and this city.
LONDON, August 15.-The Spanish
Republic has been recognized by Hol
land, Italy and Belgium.
MADRID, August ia dispatch re
ceived at the War Office from Genera
Martens reports that the Carlists los
1000 men in an engagement at Oteiza
in Navarro.
! HALIFAX, August l5.--A cable dis
patch has been received here from Sad
J Ter, the English champion, accepting
Browns challenge to row. The race i
to come off on the Bann River. at Cole
} rain, Ireland, in October. Brown ha
ordered new boat in Egland.
MONTREAL, August 15.-FOur more o
: the victims Of the Southeastern Railwa,
accident are not expected to recover
The storm which occasioned the acct
dent, was the most severe ever known t
have occurred in Sutton township. Tn
whole valley. for II miles, was inun
> dated, and five railway and twenty high
: way bridges were destroyed. The los
to the railroad is very heavy. Crop
were also considerably damaged. 1t i
thought that water.spout burst in tn
t hills, as the rain could not have pro
: duced SO terrible q volume of water.
TORONTO, August 15.-On Thursda.
r night terrible attempt at double muI
3 der was made at Guelph. A man name
l Hazel threatened to shoot his daughter
a girl OF sixteen, If he found her again il
/. male company. Being informed Oh
8 Thursday that she was with man Of
the Arlington. Gray and Bruce Railroa,
Q track, be went out and shot the man an
/, the girl, inflicting probably fatal wounds
!. On reaching them he discovered the
: were not the guilty pair, but maj
named Hurry and Mary Calvin. Haze
, fled and has not since been captured.
AUGUSTA, Ca, August 15.-This even
J ing, about 7 o'clock, as Captain Butler
q agent for the South Carolina Railroad
: was proceeding home on Broad stree
; railroad car, on attempting to leave tn
car with his wife, requested some ne
r groes, who were on the rear platform Q
; the car, to make way for them to pass
was shot through the head and suppose
to be fatally wounded by . negro name
Q Gabe Murrell, who was also shot an
captured by the police. Captain Butte
+. is well-known citizen and greatly re
8 spected. s-,s,--..,rl - ...
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