Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-30
Pacific Coast.

SAN FRANcIsCo, Oct. 29.-Alfred Parat
and Van Brunt, Of the Bull Butter Com.
pany, are on trial for forgery. A large
crowd is in attendance. Mrs. Paraf is to
testify o.day.
Greenbacks are unchanged.
The Coroner ascertained that an old
man named George Glover, who was
found dead in the What Cheer House
natural causes, viz: consumption.
The steamer Cyphrenes, from Aus
tralia, arrived this morning.
The new Mint will be turned over to
General I. Lagrange on the 9th of No.
vember next.
SAN FRANcIsco, Oct. .2o21duy Twill with the
mar! n1as3h,iity of further decline. On
California street there is considerable
excitement about its condition, and
many who are holding stock are decid-
eddy puzzled as to the best course to pur-
sue, still hoping that the decline is only
transient.
The Cypherness brings Honolulu
dates to the 18th. John p. Zephyrina
Kahodii, involved in the movement in
| favor of Queen Emma, has been convict
ed OF treason and sentenced to be hung
on the first Friday in March next. The
King has under consideration the ques-
ton of an entire reconstruction of his
Cabinet. The Commercial Advertiser
favors the measure. The Advertiser
says the embassy about to set out for
Washington to negotiate treaty of reci-
procty is well fitted for its eminent mis-
sion. Their names are not published
Carson, Oct. 29.-Another enthusiasts
tic Republican rally and mass meeting
is being held in this city tonight.
Bonfres blazing, bands of music play
ing, salutes firing and fireworks burn
ing. The meeting is addressed by j..
c. Hazlett, of Lyon county. candidate
for Governor, VIM. WOODBURY., of Storey
county, candidate for Congress, and sew
eral other prominent members of the
Republican party. A big meeting is an
nounced for Monday night next
(RENo, Oct. 29.-Morris May, Deputy
Sheriff OF Franktown, while out cunning
near that place to-day, met with very
painful accident. He was sitting on a
fence. apparently resting, and while at
tempting to get off of the fence, his gun
was discharged, the contents tearing the
, palm of his hand out and making very
. ugly wound.
Oswald, who was reported dead in yes
, terday's dispatches, is still live, bu
the physicians think his recovery yer,
/ doubtful.
SAN FRANcIsco, Oct. 29.-Among tn
passengers from Honolulu by the steam
er Cyphrenes to-day, was Elisha II
). Allen, who is accredited special envoy b.
| A. 40 .,.s;k Woeh,pnkn,
: for the purpose of negotiating reciproe
; ity treaty with the United States. A. T
u Carter is associated with him in the mis-
sion. The King will probably arriv
here in Benecia about the last of Novem
Der.
!, The Changers have concluded to furr
ish cargo for the ship Twilight. whic
= was chartered few weeks ago by thei
= agents at 60 shillings. one of the lower
'' charters made this season on their AZ
count. One OF the ships under chartt
o to the suspended firm OF E. E. Morgan
j, Sons, has taken o Guano charter insteat
Another will load wheat for the accoul
Of other parties.
Tho roosnt FIRE in the Black Diamnn
d coal mine will not Interfere with Il
J. supply of coal from them. The fire vi
"a in the works Of the new shaft ju
opened for work.
Ann Eliza Young starts for the Ea
tomorrow.
J, The press is vigorously urging the a
= thorities to suppress gambling In Il
Chinese quarters. No raids have ,
Or been made, but the gambling is carri
on openly. .ee
n. The following companies were incorr
!, rated to-day: Crescent Mill 4 MIMI
Company, to carry on business in Plum
nd county; capital one million dollars. !
J. Directors are o. H. Rogart. 8. p. d.
he comb. w. A. Bolinger, @. T.. Gibbs q
A. Hemme. Philips Hill Gravel Co.,
operate in Phelps Hill, Nevada coun
lob capital, $4,000, 900. Directors. Q.
ice Bopart, W. NJ. Smith. j. B. Treadwt
F. II. Hill and W. G. Alban. Bad
/. M, & M. Company, Columbia Distri
Inn Humboldt county. Nevada; capital. =
600, 600. Directors. o. II. Bogart, ..
3D. Hoicomb, w. A. Bolinger, A. Hem
o., and Stillman H. Putnam.
'A'' SALT LAKE, Oct. 20. = Brigh
At Young went south to-day. and e1pe
to spend the Winter ut St. George.
rs The grading OF the first twenty m
of the Utah Western Railroad is net
rtb finished. Iron for 1t is now ON the
here. Track laying will commence
,... mediately on its arrival.