Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-11-08

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Wood, s. S. Cox and Ex-Governor
Walker are the persons most promi-
nently mentioned. Although it is
conceded that the Democratic ma
jority will prefer straight-out party
man, it is argued that some COM
promise may be made, or under
standing arrived at, by which Gen.
eral Banks could be united upon by
Democrats and Conservative Repub-
licans. The Republicans now con-
cede Democratic majority of 20 in
the next House.
London, Nov. IA dispatch from
Rome says the Pope intended to re-
ceive deputation yesterday morn
ing, but tainted on entering the hall.
Physicians declare his indisposition
slight.
The Times Paris correspondent
telegraphs that there is good reason
to believe that Duke de Cases last
note will not be presented until
Monday next. A very exhaustive
reply is being prepared, which is
calculated 20 put an end to discus
sion by its completeness, and give
proof of the good will of France.
Madrid, Nov. T. The force en-
gagged in the siege of Irun numbers
1900. The fire is irregular and in
effectual. The steady advance of
the Republican army from Vittori is
announced.
San Francisco, Nov. "A steady
fall of rain precludes the possibility
of the race, and an exodus of disap-
pointed people has fairly begun.
Still the porch of the main pavilion
and spacious elegant bar-room is
crowded with people who smile, but
are sad at heart. over one hundred
carriages were drawn up in line near
the Judges stand, and their occu-
pants weary of waiting and watching
in vain, have commenced crusade
on ham sanwiches. The scene from
the stand is exciting.
Since the last dispatch heavy
oh T., f,1J h. L,
the consistency OF putty. 1t will
take twenty-four hours to place it in
condition for dray horse to make
mile. There is evident disgust
among the people and the race is
postponed until next Wednesday.
The China brings Yokohama dates
to October l4th.
The murderer of Mr.. Haber North
the German Consul, was beheaded
on the Goth of September.
Takahi and Tomita, Consuls to
San Francisco, arrived on the steamer
to-day.
Corea promises to send to Japan
the heads of all those who insulted
that government.
The Formosan difficulty had not
been settled, and war between China
and Japan still seemed imminent.
The ram Stonewall, reported as
run ashore in a typhoon, has been
found to be all right.
Japan has purchased more trans
port ships to be used in case of war
with China. They have purchased
the French steamer Charles Albert.
Bakersfield, Cal, Nov. In the
County Court this morning Jack
Palmer alas Happy Jack, was SEN
fenced to six years in the State pris-
on, for settling fire to Kun & Cos
cabin; also, Dave Hitchel and Ra-
mon Yorba, one year each for horse |
stealing.
The stock for the new stage line to !
Panamint arrived yesterday. The
stages leave Bakersfield every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday. Mr..
Buckley has the contract to carry the |
mails three times a week from Indi-
an Wells to Panamint, connecting
that point with stage from Bakers
field to Lone Pine. The time from
Bakersfield to Panamint will be 40
hours, this being much shorter and
quicker than via. San Bernardino |
road.
San Diego, Nov. IA line of
stages has been established between
here and San Bernardino. The first
stage leaves on Monday morning
next-fare, SO so.
There was a hard shower of rain
on Thursday with high winds.
GOLDEN TRUTHS FROM THE WHITE House.
Serene as a Summers day are those we'll
known and popular clothing men, Messrs.
Cohn Isaaes, No l6 south street, Virginia.