Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-11
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WHO IT WILL BIZ

WHO IT WILL BIZ.
SaS FRAScIsco, June s.-A letter from
Sydney of May sth, by steamer oi'y o.
Melbourne. states that tie next mail wiii
convey the news OF by whom the man
service will be carried on. IL Is thouRn'
the Pacific and Oriental viii tske 'ne
contract at any cost. TO employ 'heh
idle steamers.
fIFSDIsH OUTAGE.
BALTIMORE, June 7.-On SATURDAY
near Odenton. a negro outraged MISS
Jackson, a young lady Of eighteen. most
respectfully connected and greatly De-
loved in the nsighborhood. Her parents
was absent and she went to spring
short dirtspce from the house aheI
water. While she was returning sue was
met by the negro. who seized her py 'ne
throat and dragged her into tue pushes;
holding loaded gun in his hand, anu
threatened to kill her II she resisted.
Her clothing was torn TO shreds ana her
face and neck terribly cut and bruised
The negro WAS captured this morning 10
a swamp and confessed the crime. oeV-
eral attempts were made TO lynch him'
but his captors got him on the tram ior
Annapolis.
THE BOND THIEF.
NEv York, June III. G. Rainey,
charged with receiving stolen Govern
ment bonds. had his final examination
to-day. and was held for trial. Isaac
Otinger, of Raleigh, N. c., appeared and
identified the bonds. and stated that
thew were stolen from him while riding
on a Third avenue car in New YORK, In
March last.
DEPRFDATIoNs.
OMAHA, June IA dispatch from
Lookout Station, Wyoming, says on Bat
urdnv afternoon band OF Arrapahoe
| Indians made descent on Harper 8
ranch, near that place, and ran on l9O
head Of horses Armed citizens are in
pursuit, but the Indians are about two
days ahead Of them.
MILITARY BEsEvRE.
WARRINGTON, June THE President
has decided that all lands lying contigu.
Gus to the Mississippi river. within
twelve miles Of the mouth. be reserved
for military purposes. under the act ai'
tborizing Captain Eads to construct jet.
ties for deepening the channel.
ANN. c. DEAD.
General Henry w. Barry, member OF
the House of Representatives from Mis-
sissippi, died suddenly to-day in this
city. Of apoplexy.
RESTRAINING INJUNCTION.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa. June Tor
Saturday Judge Williams, in the United
States Circuit Court for Nebraska. granted
a writ of injunction restraining thu
Treasurer of Douglas county from col
lecting taxes on the Union Pacific Mis-
souri, river bridge as a severaty from thu
remainder OF the company's road. TIT
attorney for the road claimed as thu
ground for injunction that the bridge II
part of the road and subject, under thu
State law of Nebraska, to be taxed b.
the mile
DULL TIMES.
LAWRENCE, Mass, June THE At
lantic Cotton Mills OF this city, employ
ing ECO operatives. will shut down OF
account of the dull market, on the l0tl
of July, and remain closed until Sep
TENDER LIST.
POLITICAL MIDDLE.
CONCORD. N. H., June IA hearin
was had before the Supreme Court thi
morning in relation to the Senator's
question. The court reserved its decis
ion, pending the election by the Legisls
ture Of Governor. 1t is claimed no.
that thore is no Governor Of New HamI
shire, and il is proposed to swear in tn
!, President of the Senate as Governor pr
TEN. This, however, would leave tn
!. further complicate matters.