Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-16

CHICAGO. Dec. IA.

CHICAGO, Dec. IA.
A Washington special says there
is no doubt that DR.. Linderman
hes decided that if it is desired to
establish another mint solely to
coin silver, Indianapolis is the best
location, but if to coin both gold
and silver that st. Louis has the
best facilities of any western city.
The President is likely to send a
message toCongress without making
any change in Linderman's recon-
mendations.
Los ANGELES. Dec. IA.
Mrs. Wilson, who with her hus-
band and a large family recently
took up her residence here, at
tempted suicide on saturday even
ing by taking strychnine. Prompt
medical assistance saved her lite.
She is supposed to be temporarily
insane from the loss of several chill
dren since her arrival here.
SAN DIEGO, Dec. IA.
Alfonso Leclare, Canadian,
who has been clerking for some
time for Delson & Co., at San
Rafael, Lower California, was
found dead twelve miles from the
place, with a bullet-hole through
his head. He had started for this
place and was supposed to have
considerable money. for which he
was probably murdered.
LATER.-A letter from Governor
Villagrent of Lower California,
who was returning from this place
to San Rafael, says that Alfonso Lee
clare, who was murdered near that
place, was coming to this city in
company with Senior Sorso, who
had rendered himself obnoxious to
the thieves and bandits of Lower
California by activity in bringing
them to punishment, and it is sup
posed Sorso was the real object of
attack from the bandits, who are
presumed to be part of the Campo
band. The Governor writes that
the horrible crime has excited the
whole neighborhood, and he pro-
ceeds Immediately to San Rafael to
take the most active steps against
the murderers, and will leave
nothing undone until they are ap-
pretended and punished. As Sorso
is missing it is presumed he has
been murdered also.
New YORK, Dec. IA.
o. Elrichs & Co., agents of the
North German Lloyd, received a
cable this morning giving the names
of the passengers of the steamer
Mosel killed and injured by the
dynamite explosion at Bremen
hafen on Saturday, as follows /:
Second cabin, killed - Hermann
Cramer and Alfred Granichstadter;
slightly wounded-Bertha Lehr,
missing (perhaps left; George
Metzle. Steerage, killed - Helm
rich Llutz and Otto Kunricke;
wounded - Ernstein Kruger and
child, Rudoloph Witte, Hermann
Happ, Carl Mozel, Edward Becker,
Adelbert Sierk, Joseph Danser and
Wilhelm Schmidt; missing-C.
Lane. j. Grimm, Joseph Wiesne.
Johann Roth and Friedrich Sue
mann. The Salier will sail from
Brennan to-day.
brennan, Dec. IA.
The "Wesser Zeitung" this morn
ing asserts that the passenger
Thomas confessed to an intention
of destroying the steamship for the
insurance he held, and implicated
Others in the plot. The report re-
quires confirmation, which cannot
be obtained before the end of the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. now going on.
The man Thomas. who is supposed
to have owned the case of dynamite
which exploded at Bremerhafen, is
an American, and has resided some
months at Strehlen, Saxony.
DRESDEN, Dec. IA.
The police made a domiciliary
visit to the abode of Thomas in
Strehlen, but failed to discover
anything throwing light on the ter
rible crime in which the man is i'm
plicated. His wife has gone to
Bremerhafen.
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