Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-09-10

coal. much of II being nearly twenty feet IL
l.tnirkness The ranch is owned by ID. r. Cook
II is mile from wilson's mine. and is neal
the railroad.
Winnemucca. September s.-Captsin Bled
soc. messenger for Wells, Fargo Il Coz frou
Winnemucca to Boise City. Idado, arrived II
town this morning with two prisoners. Franl
Fulfnrd and Frank johnson, who are sup
posed tolbe the parties who robbed the Bake
CITY stage last winter near Baker city. They
are indicted in Baker County, Oregon, and art
in Jail here waiting for proper papers to bt
made out to take them back to Oregon.
San Francisco. September s. - Frederick
Clark, who was stabbed by p Hanson Saturday
night is dead, and charge Of murder has
been entered against the latter.
Santa Rosa, September S.--This evening, a.
so'clock, the Seventh Judicial Court opened
The object was to pass on a motion for new
trial in the Geiger murder case. After reading
several authorities sustaining his ruling in the
case the Judge denied the motion for new
trial The court then sentenced the prisoner
to be confined in the State Prison for life.
San Francisco, September 9.-The city to-
day wears a holiday aspect. Flags and stream
ers are flying from every public building, the
shipping and hundreds of private residences
Business is generally suspended. The pion-
GERS are marching through Montgomery street
which is lined by thousands of spectators.
The delegations from Sacramento and other
Pioneers will proceed to Woodwards Gar
dens where the literary and other exercises
will take place. The procession is a very i'm
posing one.
The steamer Colima. due from China and
Japan, is not yet telegraphed,
The procession of the Pioneers, with their
military escorts. marched through Montgom-
cry street at IL A. NJ 1t was very imposing
display, and the street on the line of march
We're literally thronged. Many foreign Con
suls. Judges of the Supreme Court, and mem
bers of the municipal government were in the
procession. Marshall. the discoverer of gold
in California, a soldier of the war of 1872. and
W. J. Murphy, sole survivor of the Bonner
party, Were also in the line. The interest in
the celebration absorbed nearly everything
else. The literary exercises will take place
at Woodward s Gardens. at 2 p. NJ. Dr.. Still
man will deliver the Grafton.
Calistoga. September about 200 cords of
wood on the line of the railroad below here,
near Horizons ranch. caught fire last evening.
The up train passed with but one hour S delay.
Some capitalists are surveying for new
town, close to the Calistoga mine, to be called
last locators in that vicinity with their other
silver mines.
New York, September o. Three
men were arrested here yesterday on
a charge of forging deeds represent
ing 100000. One of the men, Chas.
Sacia, is implicated in the forgeries
of the Harlem Bank stock, OF which
Van Etten, who committed suicide,
was accused as principal.
A cargo of tea, valued at $40, 200,
has been seized by the Collector, on
a charge of attempt to defraud the
revenue.
Specific charges have been filed in
the United States Circuit Court
against Commissioner John j. Dav-
export, on the ground of his arbi-
trary and partisan conduct at the
election, as chief supervisor of cleo
ton as well as United States Com
missioner.
Charles Disner was arrested last
night for selling his daughter, aged
Is wears, to Peter Halleck, keeper of
a house of i'll fame. Halleck was
arrested while taking. the girl to his
house. Disner is said to have dis
posed of two other daughters in the
same way.
Cincinnati, Sept. 9.-The car re-
pair shop of the Marietta and Gin
cinnati Railroad, at Zaleske, Ohio,
was burned early this morning, with
about twenty-five freight cars. Loss
about $40, 900. o. secs n.
Memphis, Tenn, Sept. g. Gov.
Brown is here for the purpose of OBJ
tanning additional detective force to
discover the murderers of the negro
prisoners taken from Trenton jail.
Nelson MCGEE, one of the prisoners
taken from the Jail at the time, and
an Acknowledged leader of the ne
groes in their organization, has writ
ten a letter to his wife, from Hick-
man, KY. From this fact it is be.
lieved the other nine escaped like
wise, as no trace of their bodies has
been found. The Grand Jury at
Trenton are using every exertion.
Governor Brown says he desires to
ascertain who the men are who took
the prisoners out and murdered
some of them.
Nashville, Tenn, Sept. st is
rumored here that General A. w.
Campbell, one of the most promi-
nent lawyers of Tennessee, has been
retained at a fee of $3.50, 200 to defend
certain parties in an expected trial,
in the event they are arrested. He
has been heard to remark that there
are two sides to the question, and
that when the facts are known hus-
bands, fathers and brothers through
out the country, North and South,
whose blood would curdle at the
thought of wives, daughters and sis
tiers being held in the coerced en-
brace of the black, lustful brutes,
will regret the sheet iron thunder
they imagine the occasion has
justified. sErlt
The preliminary trial of Pat Lyons
and Bowen Saunders, the alleged
murderers of Julia Hayden, col
ored school teacher in Truesdale
county, is now in progress at Leba-
non, Tennessee.
Chicago. Sept. "a Washington
special says it is rumored that the
Democratic Executive Committee are
in consultation with leading South
ern Democrats, with view of calling
convention somewhere in the
South to disclaim- all sympathy on
the part of Democrats with the re-
cent outrages. Such men as JEFF
Davis, General Forrest and Cover
nor Brown are mentioned in this