Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-09-08
TELEGRAPHTC.
Special to the Tri-Weekly Times.
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clared vacant There are about 1000 appll-
cations for the vacant positions.
George Hines. recently special oihcer,
died very suddenly last night in saloon on
the corner of Clay street and Waverly place.
The cause Of his death is supposed to have
been dropsy.
An Italian painter fell from scaffolding on
Pacific street yesterday, and was severely IN
jured
At the County Hospital James J Mooney, a
miller BY occupation, in a fit Of insanity cut
his throat and bled to death.
On Friday evening the body of an infant,
wrapped in = shawl, was found in pond at
North Beach.
AS Police Sergeant Wards funeral was pro-
ceeding along Dupont street yesterday team
ran away and ran into and capsizet four OF the
bugg1es which We're proceeding in the wake OF
the funeral The vehicles were all more or
less injured, but none Of the occupants were
hurt.
The Pioneers celebration this week prom
ises to be a gala affair The banks, insurance
and brokers Offices have decided To close. and
petition is in circulation among merchants
to close at an earl sHour.
On the return race to-day of the San Fran
cisco Yacht fleet from Vallejo the Peerless Was
the first to reach the anchorage. There were
seven entries
At the annual shooting festival of the
Schuetzen Verein, A. Stecker. who has re-
turned from Baltimore. won the first prize on
target.
Eugene Cassery has been elected attorney
to press the claims before the Department at
Washington Of the Alabama claimants in this
city.
At 10 o'clock this morning, Jack Clark was
seriously stabbed in the breast by Peter Han
sen, who was placed under arrest.
Jacob Welch and Thomas Jones made des-
perate assault this morning on seventy-fotIr-
year-old Chinauan, lHhicung severe injuries
upon him
ON the nth Of November the estate If Jas
Lick will be offered for sale at public auction.
Alta fire an Folsom street. near Eighth. this
evening. a ten-vear-old boy was badly burned
in the face The damage to the building was
trifing
The steamer Arizona arrived from Panama
fhis morning with 34D PASSENGERS who came
tbrougb from New York in TWENTY-FIVE DAYS.
Thomas Carl. a sailor. and Edward Ballard,
cook ON the shin Delaware .at Oriental wharf
had "A ,lithcpIty ON ship-board. in which the
fr.t-naned was badly cut on the head and
body with a Ratchet
Eureka Seutelnber G-Fifteen hundred peo-
Dle assembled last night to hear Mr.. SutrJ
lecture. He was received with much en-
tbusiasn The pe0ple of Eureka are ready
for the fray and will show the California
Rank Rinc on election lay whether they are
owned nv the uoupnolists who rule The pa
cihc Coast The county of Eureka is snre for
+hr Independeut ticket
Los Angeles. September "a man named
Ellsworth took poison to-day at san Fernando
but was pumped out in time to save his life
Mcdonald the vife-murderer. will be ar
RANGED next Monday.
Msior Mitchell one of the caDtnrs of Vas
ouez has been Amounted Under sheriff
New York Stpte1nber 6-An1ther World
snerial from bismarck ID r saws the steam.
Josephine arrived last nigbt from Timer Mis-
souri,. bringing a portion Of the military de
tachment that acted as the escort 70 the
concinea fs work Of snTVeyin9 along h ins
of the forty-ninth parallel between the United
States and British Columbia
ro1 ro ~ to3p fr +po IN
Nichoiasville. Ky, and hanged yesterday.
Charlston, 5. G., September t.-Ihe press OF
ia The Secretary is false in the fol-
lowing particulars: That the Board Of Trade
in Columbia denied IN ISL the existence OF
Hircit A. that ,f time or tbn VarL Gr,nJ Inv
did deny their existence, or that the Rifle
Clubs OF today are Ku-klGx. They claim that
ant boa d "a de oa 20 ai,te 't f t
same. Judge Thomas and the York Grand
Jury prosecuted fourteen persons for kn-kluX-
tteyio tS 10 r nit stas ~ t6
habeas corpus act and took charge II the cases.
This was the trouble with the York Circuit,
f"T n proNeu i Ine sensiGr was T Uase4 "In
with Patterson is that the Ku-Klux act having
expired and the enforcement act only protect
ing eoioFe pe1pie, enrI are NV "5.no rlgg
lie c' opinion. This is forced by the attempt Of
Senator Patterson to enforce the inyalidation
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