Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-10-11
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Special to the Tri-WeekIy Times.
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New York, October 10.-A Paris
correspondent says that the Princess
dc Bourbon, Madam Parkins, whose
husband is now in prison, is utterly
destitute, with three children, beg
ging for work and asking the loan
of the small sum of $40. Her aunt,
the ex-Queen of Spain, lives but a
few doors away, but will not help
her, and none of her royal relatives
will give her a sou. She is now de-
pending on the charity of Ameri-
cans. The same correspondent pub
fishes letter from Dockeray, the
American convicted in Cuba, in
which he says: d" ] was sent off so
abruptly from Cuba that / am here
in Santander Prison without means,
without clothing, and almost in a
suffering condition. ! have written
to Mr.. Gushing of Madrid, but as
yet have heard nothing. The Lord
ONLY knows what will be nay situa-
ton or fate in the face of the present
impotency of our Government in its
dealings with Spain"
A Boston special says the eaucuses
at Salem tonight, takes away the
last shadow of doubt of the renomi-
nation of General Butler, in which
the most effort was made, and al
though Butler was opposed by Gen.
VIM. Sutton, one of the most popu-
lar gentlemen in town, his delegates
were elected by vote of 100 to 81.
In Gloucester was shown the most
disastrous results of the.squabble ia
the Republican ranks last week.
Butler carried the general caucus by
an average of four to five, while to-
night, in the strongest opposing
ward, the vote was siXty-three to
forty -four, and the average of the
city more than three to one. In
Newburyport there was All effort to
postpone the nomination until to-
morrow night, but the revenue Off
GERS came to the aid of the Butler
party, and postponement was de-
feated. Then motion was made
for the use OF the check list, but the
Chairman ruled it out, on the ground
that the check list had no business
in a general caucus. Of course, at
ter this, there was no use talking,
and after Colonel Stone, one of the
candidates, had plainly limited at a
bolt, the caucus proceeded to a bal
lot, and elected twelve Butler
delegates.
San Francisco, Oct. 10.-Green-
backs unchanged.
The weather is cloudy and cool,
with Indications of rain.
There is no further news about
the defaulter Henry Casey, but a
strong force of officers are securing
the country between here and Half
Moon Bay, and there is strong
probability that they will capture
him.
The steamer Montana, from Low
er California and Mexican ports, ar
rived to-day.
III. Blair will start for Arizona and
Mexico next Tuesday, on business
connected with the Tucson and
Grayson Railroad.
A large portion of the machinery
of the wrecked steam tug Rescue
has been saved, and if the weather
continues favorable quite or nearly
all of it will be saved. Twenty-Five
men are still al work at the scene of
the disaster.
The excitement in the mining
stock market continues, and there is
a great crowd on California street,
completely blocking the sidewalk.
Oakland, Oct. 10.-Claus f. Ehlers
of the firm of Ehlers d Brande,
liquor merchants, doing business at
322 Clay street, San Francisco, was
found dead about 1880 o'clock this
morning, near the corner of Third
and Oak streets, with pistol wound
through his head. The coroner has
charge of the body, and will hold an
inquest Immediately.
San Luis Obispo, Oct. "a work
man engaged in tearing down an old
adobe house, the former residence of
a famous bandit, unearthed pot of
gold two days since and succeeded
in getting it away, and now claims
he was robbed of it. From what can
be Learned of the workmen engaged
with him there was at least $4,000.