Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-17
Eastern Dispatches.

Horace White, of the Tribune, was
burned, and that of }. F. Scammon,
formerly manager OF the Inter-Ocean.
Chief Justice Bonyon lost his Office and
the whole of his valuable law library.
Jevenc & Anime lost their fine art en-
porium. The lone school building, at
the corner Of Harrison street and Third
avenue, was burned. The South Block,
at the corner Of Harrison street and
Walsh avenue, and Mantell Brothers
buildng, were burned.
Jacob Wairser is unable to tinl his
two children. left in his house. A yonng
man WIS crushed by the falling of wall
at the corner Of Wabash avenue and Van
Buren, street; name unknown. Mike
Degan was killed by collision between
his express wagon and a fire engine, on
Polk street.
Another fire broke out about 4: 80 p. IN.
in the northwestern part OF the
city, in the vicinity Of Milwaukee
and Chicago avenues. Fifteen to
twenty building, were burned. They
were chiefly stores, saloons and
carpenter shops A brisk north
west breeze famed the flames, and the
inaamatory character OF the buildings,
fed them till it seemed the fire would
soon assume the same proportion as that
of last night, but the fire department
was promptly on hand, and by vigorous
battling with the flames they were final
" subdued with only the loss stated
above. Great excitement prevailed for a
time, as it seemed inevitable that the
flames would sweep towards the heart of
the city. The fire in the northwestern
quarter originated in smoke-house of
the Dugan packing establishment. AL
most an entire block was consumed but
of the poorer sort. The fire ragged for
an hour and half. A planning mill
with some valuable patterns were de-
stroyed. The total loss is placed at $780,
600; insurance about SIS 900. The
flames are now completely under con-
troll.
During the progress of this fire two at
tempts at iucendiarism in the same
neighborhooi were discovered and trust
rated In one case kerosene oil was
used. About o'clock an alarm from
Wabash avenue aud Madison street was
sounded, but the fire proved to be of q
small amount.
New York, July l5.-The rally in the
stock market at the close to-day was
chiefly in sympathy with the rise in the
Pacific Mail to 4l95 and in the Panama
TO llO;..
New YORK, July l6.--The News says
the question of the legal separation o
Mr.. and Mrs. Tilton is now in the hand
of \. B. Morse, formerly Judge of tn
. Court of Appeals. Judge Morse is tn
stepfnther of Mrs. Tllton, and has bee
her husbands intimate friend for man
{ years.
The Grand Jury have found thre
more indictments each against the cor
victed Police Commissioners, Charlie
and Gardner, for violation Of the elet
ton laws.
News has been received that the Frenc
Steamship Company has dismisse
Captains Lemaire and Ronnseau, of til
steamships Europa and Amerique r,
, spectiyely, for abandoning their vessel
A warrant has been issued for the q
rest Of James McCarty, first mate of IL
American ship Cutwater, on charge
, having, on the 18th o! January last, sh'
, and killed John Smith, alias job
Wright, Il seaman on the vessel, wht
one day out from San Francisco NJ
Carly and several witnesses are daily e
pected at this port on the steamer Co
ma, having been sent here for trial |
the American Consul at Brussels.
), TOLEDO, July ia cable dispat
announces the safe arrival at Cork, Ir
" land. of the schooner C. b. Benso
which sailed from this port in May Ii
> and from Montreal June 4. with car
:, of 1000 bushels of corn, and which,
- gether with the Pamlco Of Chicago, v
~ recently reported lost off the coast
> New FoundIand.
PORTSMOUTH, n. H., July l6.-1
y, cable vessels Faraday and Ambassa,
as have landed the cable and sailed for
va Scotia.
ay CHICAGO, July lG.-The bodies of t
u men and children were taken ont fir
ed the ruins of the building at No.
nd South Clark street, last evening, {
Dr. transferred to the morgue. They W
W. victims of Tuesday evenings fire.
ne. PHILADELPHIA, July 16. - A la
as crowd witnessed the departure of
co. steamship Ohio for Liverpool this me
NV, NV ing, on which the members of the
tie. ton and Philadelphia Base Ball CT
ess left for England. number of
lbs friends of both clubs accompanied Il
down the river as far rs Delaware
co. with band Of music.
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