Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-11-19
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/ IEdCh- DsINtCL OCNItiIuN, uIuy
and Fullerton, Occident is selling
at 100, Fullerton at SO. and Purdy
about 10. The contest will be. an
exciting one.
The weather is still variable.
There have been slight showers of
rain since s a. NJ. to-day.
Police Officer Barber was found
| drunk on his beat last night, and
was taken to the station house by
Captain Short.
Little Rock, November IA bill
was introduced in the Senate to-day
and passed to third reading, au-
thorizing the Governor to offer a
sion of parties charged with con-
spiracy to overthrow the govern
ment. Nothing has vet been heard
of Smith. nor has there been any
demonstration in his behalf by any
body in any part of the State.
Governor Garland to-day received
the following dispatch from A. b.
Robinson, colored Sheriff of Philips
county, dated Helena, November II:
" The dispatch from Little Rock,
stating that troops are being raised
here to support Smith, is false.
Everything is perfectly quiet
Robinson was elected under the new
constitution by the Republicans.
Governor Garland telegraphed to-
dav to the President that he would
resort to no force unless forced to it.
Everything is quiet.
San Francisco, Nov. 17.-Signor
Fulvio Rigo, well-known member
of the musical profession, died this
morning at his residence on Clay
street, from the effects OF an overdose
of morphine administered by him
self, but not with suicidal intent.
Sales of the Lick estate at auction
to-day aggregated Sl,959,925. 0.
Livermore bought the Lick House
for $500, 900, but is thought the sale
will not be confirmed, as it is worth
more than that amount; would
sell for more at private sale. The
sale OF the Island of Catalina IS
postponed two months.
John Donahue, proprietor of the
Broadway Hotel, while scuffiing in
a foolish way for the possession of
pistol in the hands of James McFad-
den, received shot in the body to-
day which may prove fatal.
Henry, one of the horses contest
ing in the great race saturday, has
been awarded second money, $4,000;
Hardwood third, $4,000 and Thad
Stevens fourth, $4,000.
Sacramento, Nov: lon or about
the Goth day of October, 1872, in the
county of Sonoma, Mrs. COphrana
Lee was brutally murdered by her
husband, William Henry Lee, ST..
Governor Booth to-day offers re-
ward of $500 for the arrest OF said
William Henry Lee, ST., and his de-
livery to the Sheriff of Sonon.a Coun-
ty, payable on conviction of the
crime.
on the arrival of the Westward
bound emigrant train this after
noon, while the runners We're solicit
ting passengers, Fred. Eisenmin-
ger, runner for the international
Hotel, told Joe Hurtado, runner for
lIt w tNlCi IL ilOltI' ~ htNl away
from him; that he did not want any
thing to do with him, when Hurtado,
without the slightest prOvOcatiOn,
struck Eisenminger several times,
when Eisenminger went away cool
lY. This evening, on the arrival OF
the freight train from San Francisco.
Mr.. Angus Martin, proprietor of the
J,,tn Uat1l 70, no two
and asked Hurtado why he beat
Eisenminger. when HurtadO insult
ed Martin. Martin then struck Hur-
tado. and Hurtado drew a revolver
and shot Mr.. Martin between the
rib and hip on the left side. The
ball was extracted and he is doing
we'll.
Oakland. Nov. IA man named
Thomas McDonough, a laborer liv-
ing at the Point, came home about
10 CLOCK last night crazy with
liquor, drove his wife from the
house, cut his throat with a razor
and then tried to set fife to the
house.
Los Angeles, Nov. ia man
was chOG Idob iliSHb
while examining pistol in a gun
smiths shop. The wound is severe
though not necessarily mortal.
Salt Lake, Nov. 16.-A special to
the Tribune this evening, from Bea-
yer, says John d. Lee, the captured
Mountain Meadow massacre chief,
was taken to Camp Camerson, near
that place, to-day, strongly ironed
and guarded. He is sullen and
silent, and swears he will suffer
death rather than tell on Brigham
and others who are suspected as
parties to the monstrous crime.
New York, Nov. 17.-Head of
North Fork of Mcclellan Creek,
Texas, November via Fort Dodge,
Kansas, November 16).-ro-d day near
this spot, Lieutenant Frank d. Bald
win of the Fifth United Stated Infan-
try, commanding a detachment,
while out on scout had a brilliant
engagement with about 200 of the
Cheyenne Indians, who We're be-
fore handsomely whipped by Cap