Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-24
Pacific Coast.

o'clock this morning young Italian
named Giuseppe Cali was found lying
on Broadway street, near Montgomery.
dead, with knife wound in his abdo-
men. An old man named Pasco Lorette.
his daughter Maria and Antonio Seguna
have been arrested on suspicion of being
concerned in or having knowledge of his
death. The girl has made statement
from which it appears that she had been
for long time intimate with CALI to q
criminal extent. Last night she, with
her father, attempted to obtain warrant
for his arrest, as he was about leaving
the city without marrying her as he had
promised. Being too late for that pur-
pose they went home to bed. Later in
the night she raped at the window of
Calls room in the adjoining house, and
he came out of doors, partially dressed,
and held few minutes conversation
with her; she then, hearing her mother
approaching, returned to her room, fur
Their than which she knows nothing OF
the affair. Other circumstances point
strongly to the conclusion that Cali was
followed by the girls father few steps
up the street to where be was found, and
there assassinated The knife evidently
used in the murder was found near the
body.
CARSON CRY, Sept. 23.-There ID con-
siderable talk here to-day about State
Prison affairs. Serious charges are
again made against the Warden, Colonel
Hyman. A lengthy letter from Gov.
Bradley at Elko appears in to.day's Vir-
ginia Enterprise. and copied by the Car
son Tribune this evening, making
charges which will no doubt cause the
Board of State Prison Commissioners to
demand full and explicit statement of
affairs in connection with the State
Prison. There seems to be doubts that
the Governor wrote the letter referred
to. Further Developments are anxously
looked for.
SACRAMENTO, Sept. 23.-The attend
anec at the park this afternoon was large,
numbering probably 10000. General
Sheridan was present and was received
with cheers. The first race was a selling
race for runners for $500, mile heats, ex-
cess to 90 to second horse; horse en-
tered to sell for $4,000, to carry seven
pounds over his entitled weight, for ST.
800 his entitled weight. for 81 900 seven
pounds of. and for $500 fourteen pounds
off. The entries were Twenty-one,
Emma Skaggs, Princeton and Colonel
Cowles. Twenty-one took the heat in
l:50, Princeton second, Cowles third and
Skaggs fourth. The second heat was
won by Skaggs in l;441a, Twenty-one
second, Cowles third. Princeton was
distanced in the third heat and the race
won by Twenty-one; time, 49,.
The next race was for the Spirit OF the
Times purse. There were seventeen en-
tries, but only three started, Beautiful
Belle, Arabian and Echoria, all three
year-olds. Belle was the favorite bu
Echoria distanced her competitors in tn,
first heat; time, 2A2. The Judges ther
announced an impromptu racing mattel
for the amusement OF those present for
purse put up by outside parties between
Dan Voorhees,, Simcoe and Onward
The first heat disclosed the fact Their
was put up job in the race, for voor
bees barely saved his distance aud On
ward won the heat in 2:27. The SECOND
heat was won by Simcoe in 2:2S. Tn,
Judges ordered the driver of VOORHEES,
from his seat and requested Mr.. Bran
don to drive in his stead. The driver O
VOORHEES, refused to give up his seat an,
was severely choked by Chief of Polio
karcher There was great excitement a
this time. Mr.. Sevenoks, one of tn
owners of Voorhees,. got into an alterca
ton and had his pistol taken away from
him by the Sheriff. La Rue, the drive
OF Voorhees,, was arrested and the hors
taken to the stable. There was con
siderable excitement and pistol drawin
but no shooting done. The race wa
then finished by Onward and Simcoe
the former winning the third and fourtl
heats in 2:2914 and 2:2S. He wa
awarded the purse aud his driver fine,
$50 for having driven across the tracl
during the first heat. Judge Carey de
clared all bets off and expelled Sevenok
i. and all other owners of Dan voorhee
from the tracks of the Association in th
United States. The decision was re
ceived with loud applause. There wi
be large attendance at the Pavilion
this evening to hear Professor Carey
address to the Stock breeders Associe
4 ton.
At a meeting at Pioneer Hall this even
3 ing Col. Younger delivered an address.
: SAN Francisco, Sept. 23.-In the cas-
! of Guisippi Cali, found dead this morn
. ing on Broadway street from the effect
t of knife wound, it now appears. o
Q confession Of the girl. Maria Lorettt
: that she committed the murder hersel
!. She states that her father, on learn!n
that CALI intended leaving the cour
y try, gave her knife with the injunctio
to avenge her honor. She then mt
Cali on Broadway street, and demande
that be should marry her; and, on hi
refusal, stabbed him.
SACRAMENTO, Sept. 23.-The first RAJ
9 on the programme to-day was the Dec
dent plate, for any horses that beat b
: time. 2:l6a4, without break; but, I
q horse offering, there was no race. TT
}, first race was trottino raca for mr.