Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-03-19
Pacific Coast.

SALT LAKE CITY, March IA snow
slide occurred at the head OF Carr Fork,
Bingham canyon to-day Itcarried away
and killed a man named W. E. Wilmott,
of the Bret Hart mine. He leaves a wife
and children in this city.
There are fearful SHOWS in Little Cot
tonwood
The Union Pacific trains are all on
time.
SAN FRANcIsco, March 16.-Col. Oliver
P. Robbie, formerly of the United States
army, committed suicide in this city to-
day. lie shot himself twice through the
head with a revolver; cause unknown.
The snow blockade is again raised.
Trains are moving each way Tho storm
in the mountains seems to have spent its
fury
The steamer Mikado, from Australia,
is passing up the harbot,
St. Patrick day was celebrated in
grand style by the Irish residents, the
weather being clear and pleasant.
SAN FRANcIsCo, March IT. Prince
Kalakana has been elected President
of Hawaii, to succeed Luniillo. The
elections were quiet. The following has
been received by the steamer Mikado:
Late rains have caused floods and great
loss of property at Maitland and else
where in Hunter district. There vas u
serious riot threatened at Honolulu when
the election Of kalakana was made
known. A mob attacked the Court
house, but the men from the United
States steamer Tuscarora and other war
vessels, interfered and quiet was soon
restored. No bloodshed is reported
Adyices by correspondents from Homo
lulu, to March Sth, later than the pub.
lished reports, show that the riot by the
mob of Queen Emma's adherent, were
more serious than at first stated. When
the announcement Of her defeat was
made known, mob attacked the House
of Assembly and beat several of its mem.
bers, one Of whom afterwards died. The
seats and desks were torn up, and they
were preparing to set fire to the house,
when the United States and British ma.
rines landed and dispersed them.
W. L. Green, Minister of Foreign AT
fairs, rendered the thanks OF the Gov,
eminent for the timely interference. The
King is still threatened with assassina
ton.
SAN FEANCisCo, March 1S.-It is gen
orally believed that Governor Booth vii
sign the Local Option liquor law passed
by the Legislature.
The Women's Temperance Union il
this city will hold grand jubilee to
morrow night at Union Hall
The Senate has passed compulsory
education bill
The Governor has approved the bill
providing for training slip for boys il
this Larbor. Application will now b,
made to the Federal Government for t
suitable vessel. The Governor has alsC
approved the bill for granting right o
way to the Texas Pacific Railroad.
SAN Francisco, March lS.-James II
Latham has commenced suit IN the 1911
District Court against the Union Con
solidated Mining Company to recover
SIT, 1850 damages by the reason of the
defendants refusing to transfer on thei,
books certain shares Of stock to him.
The boy O'Connor, who with his wild
owed mother, was stabbed by William
Handley, at ll2 First street last Sunday
evening, died this afternoon. Mrs
O'Connor is likely to recover. A charge
OF murder has been entered agains,
Handley.
The boat race between the Ponce,
and South End crews yesterday, was
won by the former.
The flags Of the Pacific Mail Steam.
ship Company were placed at half.mas,
yesterday, out of respect to the memory
of Mrs. Allen McLane. wife of Allen
McLane, former President of the Com.
pany.