Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-10-15
TELEGRAPHIC.
Special to the Tri-Weekly Times.


Chicago. October 13.-The Times this morn
ing saws that few days since Sidney Dillon
| and Jay Gould, representing the Union PACING
I'Railroad, met, at Denver, representatives OF
the hanSas Pacific. and entered into agree
ment to pro rate with the latter road on all
| passenger and freight business, the arrange.
| met to be good till decision of the United
States Courts on the question, as submitted
| by the Kansas Pacific. If this statement is
| correct it will have the effect to break up the
so-called Iowa pool. and will greatly benefit
/ the Chicago and Alton Railroad, which was a
| through line to Kearny junction. and will, it
is said, now put on through trains.
| Washington. October 13,-The application of
! Ching Quan Va Chinaman of San Francisco.
| for patent for improved overalls, the first ap-
! plication for.patent that has ever been made
! by subject of the Chinese Empire, was flied
| at the Patent Office to-day.
/ La Crosse Wis October 12.-FoU COM
/ panies of United States cavalry, of General
! Clusters command. passed through here this
/ morning on a steamer, en- route for New Or
| New York. October 13.-The Controller Of
I Currency has authorized the organization Of
the First National Gold Bank Of Petaluma.
/ California with a capital Of 500, coo
Albany. y. Y, october l3.vPhelps, the
/ Treasury official recently convicted Of enbez-
| clement, has again been found guilty on a
charge IF forgery. Another indictment Is
| pending.
was nominated for Congress from the Ninth
Massachusetts, District to-day.
New York. October ia County COnvcn-
ton of the German Independent Citizens AS
sociation met tonight and nominated Alder
man Ottenderfer for Mayor.
san Francisco. October l3.-Gruet Bulslay,
the ballounist. who was so badly injured dur
ing the landing of bis balloon from Wood
wards Gardens, die vt the French Hospital
to-day from the effects Of the injuries then re-
ceiyed.
Cincinnati, O. ober Incomplete
returns from / milton county give
Bell Dem foY Secretary of State,
1864 majority, which is about an
average of the majority on the rest
Of the Democra State ticket. Tay-
lor. DEM, is re elected in the First
District by 4,335 majority. and Ban
ming, DEM, is reelected in the Sec
ond District by 1,4l7.
From very full returns from all
parts of Ohio, received during the
night, it is evident that the State has
gone Democratic by from 10000 to
$4,000 majority. Further returns
received up to nine o'clock this
morning do not change the status Of
last nights dispatches. The indica
tions are that the Democrats elect
II of the 20 Congressman. The adj
ditional Democratic Congressman
are supposed to be Savage, Third
District: Mcmahon, Fourth; Hurd,
Sixth; Pappleton, Ninth; Dewey,
Tenth; Payne, Twentieth.
The Enquirer editorially says for
this triumph we are indebted not
alone to the Democratic party, but
to the aid of men who have here
tofore been opponents. This cleo
ton means opposition to the Nation
al Bank monopoly. The volume of
currency should be ENLARGED tariff
for revenue only. The Gazette says,
on a platform of Republican and
Initiation, Anti-Temperance and gen.
eral cussedHess, the Democratic party
has carried Ohio by decided major
ity, and elected eleven of twenty
congressman.
New Orleans, October line
Emery, in an address published to-
day, renews the proposition made
by him in a letter to Kellogg in
July, 1878, to submit the election
returns of 1872 to be canvassed ,by
five persons, two to be selected by
each party, they to select a fifth, all
to abide by the result Of such can
vass. Kellogg replies and says he
made similar proposition before
the returns had been canvassed at
all. This proposition Governor
Yarmouth declined. Kellogg says
further: 81 can now, of course,
only speak for myself, but | would
be willing now that the returns,
though nearly two years in the
hands of the spoilers, should be
submitted to the examination of
three or five DISTINGUISHED persons,
to be appointed, say by the Pres
ident of the United States, and after
a thorough Investigation, if it does
not appear that was elected, l will
willingly resign.
San Francisco, October I4.-An
affray occurred this morning on
board the steamer Ainador, just be-
fore her arrival here, between John
Fogarty, fireman, and a resident of
this city, and Hiram Sterling, in
which the latter drew a pocket knife
and stabbed Fogarty to the heart,
killing him instantly. The body of
Fogarty was brought to the city and
Sterling delivered over TO the police.
He is in court to-day awaiting an
examination on a charge of murder.
The body of male infant was
found on McAllister street this
morning. The child had evidently
been born alive and killed. The
Coroner will hold an inquest to-day.
The investigation into the affairs
of the Street superintendent office
was resumed at 10 A. NJ. to-day.
The Graud Lodge of Masons reas-
sembled at 10 A. NJ and is now in
session.
San Diego, October 1.-THE fall
crop of wool is coming in freely and
will exceed that of last year.
The Union has the following dis
| patches from Arizona:
Prescott, October l3th.-A heavy
RAIN and thunder storm occurred in
this section last night.
Six immigrant wagons arrived
4 here Yesterday from Colorado