Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-19

A warrant was issued to-day tor
I the arrest Of white iran n3rns1
Z po.I.r5eker. who Is accused Of hav-
ing struck a Chirannan on the head
wfth = bar Of iron, FEATURING the
sspu and ra1lng = wound which
l VIII yrobzbiy prove fatal.
tfaxzritIer 6. FTnney. arrested sew
eral weeks since on the charge OF
embezzLlnz 5000 from the Bank Of
Brf-5sh North America waived sx-
a,uiFrsrit5u IN the Police Court today
and was held to answer with ban
fxed At 81 800.
\ large section Of a brick wall AZ
the Prescott House. on ke2ruy
street. fell to-day One Aoorer.
whose name could not be learned
Wa caught and quite badly hurt
The rest Of the men escaped unlr-
iured-
Saratoga. July IS About 1900
people Witnessed The University boat
race this forenoon. The lake was a.
smooth a. glass. At 9:45 A. NJ the
frs. gun WAS fired; az le:29 the sec
ord and starting gun. AT lo:47 all
the boa.s got Of in handsome style
tcs.esher. the Columbia at a half mile
taking the lead. Then Trinity made
a squirt and oyerhauled Columbia
and at the end Of q mile took the
lead away from Yale. which IN the
struggle had got ahead, but a. that
moment f0uled and fell behind
Princeton came up close on Trinity
The her crews were abOg. in line
and at the nile-aud-a-half post Co
Iurubia came 10 the front again, with
Harvard struggling sharply, the re-
usainder maintaining their former
POSITIONS: al the tsTo-miIe post Co
Iumbia was still in advance, with
Cornell making a spurt 10 oEertase
and which passed Harvard al the
rar0-and -a-haIf-miIa point Column
bia was still ahead. with Wesleyan,
which now showed great vigOr,
pressing her sharply and steadily
The last half-miIe was then one con-
tinu0us. exciting pull between Co
Ium5ia. Wesleyan, Harvard and
Dartmouth, and they came IN in that
order. Columbia ahead sbOu; two
boat lengths. and making Inc dis
lance in Is minutes and 81 seconds.
Czt-sz9. Jz1y Is.-T1e following Is a SIM
Ezary q the r-s-7i-s II I1=siays 1-s A. Try
ean De 5tt4l--tf- TIE Assessor estimates s1s
ssaL Loss u PROPERTY At S lt,Jltll 1gz; h ADDS
That gstn.E u the ee=apEas- II ABR and Ia
rsv1Al now r. ccr1Il - replaced fnr 81 .fofs 100
which = -ea-zr the pr babe vslue- N. TO
Ia zz-ga-t AZ -ist II EAs burnt district = 81.
II sJ. estimated salvage. $50 s9} net loss -o
iEazIrA-cs companies s-r4+A-@a9- Seven p@r-
sons are r-o7T1 &c have p$rIshs3 z - -h-ss--zA
tie Ere- Many new Dz1t1l1zs arr already
PANIED and On s1I4s Earz - e0EnnsLce't-
Ih- bodies 4 ITO men and tw1 e2ildren
wers sak=1 from the INNS II the building No
4sI s0asa Clark street Three attempts al In
c411IiaElszl wsr= discovered during the IRE
1 slEsla4n named ,cEEar1z was severely IL
g14-s,l By ; salli-; eo-aise-
Al East ssztn2w, 1Iish-. Driving Park. on
the 10Th o. iiszlith Maid Won the race in
tares straight heats. making thu remarkable
siE-e q zl@ :. 40 4. Z1l5 the only c9ntestaut
being judge Fullerton Goldsmith Mad
broke once II tn 4rst heat, but still Won BY
length. She won the second heat by two
Ieng1hs and the third By four lengths. Ful-
ler7Sa's tine was 21179, 2as. zI5As- The
trask 1zs in spleu1iI condition. 1t Is one
mile and thr=s feet lulz.
Deputy sheriff Kline vas Shot and ulor-ally
wJ4l-lsd. al Little Rock Arkansas, by al
sassiu IL ambush il Is believed for having Of
nciated at the execution Of sid Wallace al
EImira. y T., JIiy.1s.-Miss yannetten,
from Auburn. while on an excursion t. Wat
ki2- Glen today vas dashed u piece By fall
iE2 from preeiplce.
Orov!lle. Cal, July I6-The trial Of George
A Keith for the murder II z. b. Walker at
Biggz station il December lat, closed today.
The jrrS. after being ont blt a short time
rendered verdict Of murder III the second
de gree.
Wiunernucca. Sev. July ls-Mrs Thomas
Shoue Of this place committed suicide at noon
to-day Oy taxing s;TychIine. She tsok two
bits worth Of the poison, and died in an hour
in terrible c0nylllsiuas- Family trUAble IS
said 70 be the cause.
Chicago July I5.-The great fire at OsLk.sh.
Was terrible calamity to that thriving city.
II originated about P II in a seed store, and
driven 5y stif gale, MAS soon far beyond
control, SWEEP ing everything before il for 3
distance Of two miles through tract nearly &
mile vide and EIping cut everything l. the
civ limits. MGrss than 500 buildings were
Destroyed with a loss Of 500 90. AbJu.
One-fgurth Of the number were shops and
stores, and hundreds o. families ars not only
withOus homes and shelter. but st the same
time are destitute Of the aesns Of making a
living. The BeckwiiA HOUSE and Insane As
YUM were saved with the greatest difhculty.
". P. Taylor, City Tresrurer, and A Ford.
policeman, ell dead from exhaustion.
Chicago, July II, The General Ticket agent
Of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy. Chi
cag0, Rock Island and Pacinc, and Missouri
Railroads, have reduced the arst-clzss fares
from Chicago 70 San Francisco from SIT s. 70
Sis IS Seccnd-clAss tickets are reduced from
So to s55 -. :,