Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-12

cNAASat ehS ASDs nCAO oii*th AT hlQ
saved. The hull alone remains with the
charred wreck of the steamers upper
works. The hold lis full OF water from
the fire engines, and il is now being
pumped out by the engines and tug
alongside. Ten tons OF -four were dis
troyed. 1t is impossible to estimate the
loss in freight, or give the names of the
owners. The damage to the steamer, if
the hull is all right, is probably sl5,.
600 to s20,0O0. The fire is not yet out
in some parts of the cargo.
The trotting race which was to have
come off to-day between Occident, Full
lerton and Chicago, is postponed until
the Goth inst
Great interest is felt in the $25, 900
race to come off Saturday. In the pools
Katie Pease is even with Thad Stevens.
Yesterday afternoon an old Chinese
rag picker, without any provocation,
stabbed little boy four years old, a son
Of George T. Axel, linAicting wound
which will probably prove fatal. The
Chinaman was arrested. It is believed
he is insane.
Greenbacks unchanged.
The work on the Palace Hotel is being
prosecuted vigorously. The structure
already looms up high above the Grand
Hotel and Masonic Temple, and is visible
from all parts of the CITY,. Over 1000
men are at work there.
| lin the pools on the great running race,
Katie Pease sells for 5000, Stevens $40,
Daniels s95, Field sl65.
DAN FHAN,asoe, Nev II The iury in
the case OF Mary E. Homer, indicted
with c. II. Osborne for the murder OF
her husband, returned verdict of not
guilty.
The little son of VIM. Axel, who was
stabbed by q Chinaman yesterday, died
to-day.
Ophir went to $l75 this afternoon on
the street, and as suddenly dropped to
$50. Many operators are heavy losers.
There was much excitement on Callfor-
mia street when it was known how the
stock had tumbled.
There was no insurance on the steamer
Sacramento burned at the Broadway
wharf this morning. The total loss is
about $40, To the steamer alone
about $4,000.
Chief Engineer Scannell. during the
fire this morning, slipped and fell, break
ing several of his ribs, and truckman
was also severely hurt.
Los ANGELES, Nov. 11.-H. A. Jones
arrived from Panamint to-day, and he
reported everything fourishing in thai
camp and the mills almost ready TO com.
mence work.
Frank Grove, q laborer in the employ
OF the Railroad Company at Wilmington,
dropped dead this morning in car q,
that place as he started to work. The
presumption is that he died from heart
disease. He was o German and had
only been short time in the employ Of
the company.
Jones and Stewart have purchased ant
, harnessed forty-four mules to be used in
, hauling freight from Spadra to Pana
mint.
SAN DIEGO, Nov. 1.-The Union this
, morning has the following dispatches
from Arizona:
YUMA, Nov. 10.-Dr. Geo. S. Rose
Post Surgeon here, is about being re
lieved and is ordered to New York.
D PRESCOTT, Nov. 10.-The military tele
graph connecting Camp Apache will
other posts and settlements in the terri
tory, will be completed early this Winter
o Commercial business on the existing lin
D is increasing rapidly.
r CAL1sToaA, CAL, Nov. 1.--An assault
IS was made at an early hour this mornin
II on man named Alexander Mcdonald
>. known as Scotty, at the new town O
10 Silverado, about six miles from thi
p place by man named Hadley. Bot
the parties have been working in tn
IS Calistoga silver mines and were friends
To According to Scotty's statement, Hadle
10 called at his cabin at daylight, and afte
% a familiar salutation, struck Scotty o
rs the head several times with hatche
g. breaking the skull and inficting man
le dangerous wounds. Scotty was take
is insensible and carried to Thompson
e, Hotel. Hadley escaped, but scouts al
A out in every direction after him, al
Id there is but little chance for his escap
ii Mcdonald was an inoffensivs man ar
~ much liked among the miners. H
ey condition is critical.
E. B. Crandall, the driver Of the Silve
o. ado stage was kicked in the head by
TO- fractions horse yesterday and severe
he injured. He will probably loose an ey
The Calstoga mill started again ye
ng terday, after delay Of several days G
N casioned by the rise in the creeks fro
ms the recent rains.
he WOODLAND, Cal, Nov. n.-Wm. Ira
mt mum, who was fatally shot by compa
Ill ion while hunting few days ago, di
we last night.
nd Richard Strong, son of DR.. A. Stror
EN- was severely injured about the head y
he terday, by being kicked by horse, a
ION is in very critical condition.
De, Foreign News.
cir =, ~,