Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-10
Tks steamship ''Fa cfHe" Lest At Sea
with all but sac OF her Passe ERsrs.

A telegram to the Gold Hill News OF last
evening announces the laundering at sea
of the Goodall, Nelson < Perkins steam
ship " Pacific" She sailed from Nancou-
yer or last Thursday morning ana was
sunk forty miles south Of Cape FiatterE,
which is the westernmost cape OF Wash
instor Territory Her only survivor out
Of seventy odd cabin and forty steeragc
passengers, is 4 man named Henry r.
Jelly, who was picked up in mid ocean,
floating on raft, By the ship Messenger,
Captain Gilkey, and taken to Port Town
send. W. T. ]. ID. Howell was captain OF
the Pacific. He and all his officers ana
crew were lost with the rest. 1t Is not
positively known that Jelly is the only
survivor but such is most likely the case.
He says there were about 200 people on
board. The disaster, which took place az
night. is thought 10 have been accustomed
by the ship striking Il sunken reef. rms
adds another 10 the heart-rending list or
awful disasters on the Northern Pacific
Coast.
DIpD SUDDENLY. A voung woman
named Sophie Glenpan. died suddsnly
about 6 o'clock last evening, at house
on L street, between Front and 6econd.
She had only arrived in this city ycster-
DIV morning from Lu.eks. Nevada, and
rented tho house in the afternoon. In
reply to parties who waited her she COM
planned of being very sick, srd said she
was continually troubled with severe
pain in her right side, also she had como
to this city for her health. A poat NOR
tenn examination of the body, held this
morning DEVELOPED the fact that she had
died from aneurism o: the aOrta. or
bursting Of the largest blood vessel in
the body. Coroner Counts held an in
quest this afternoon and the jury rem
der.d verdict in accordance with tns
facts as developed by the post mortem.
Sacramento Herald, Nov. D
ErRHKA CossoI1DArED.-1he sinking
o. the LAYTON shaft in the Eureka Con
solidated mine is steadily progressing.
and is nov thirty-three feet below the
are looking veil, Snd everything indl-
cate. tho mort favorable results for the
future. The production of bullion 10
from twelve to fifteen tons daily. The
property is evidently being worked in
the interest of tha stockholders. and We
are confden. that the showing OF the
next Few 1tlOtltNS VITA Nla.CtltilS tlAaISe
the reputation, not only OF this property,
bu. Of the entire district .-Scntinel, 7th.
HARMLESS SdoonSG.-A barkeeper IN
a saloon in the upper end Of town. last
Friday night, took a shot at a man by
the name Of Twaddls. We learned no
particulars Of the affair further than that
the bail missed its mark and no arrests
were made. There has been consider
able bad shooting done in that part OF
town within the last day or two and We
would advise the shootists Of that vicln-
ity to practice awhile in shooting GAL
lsry before trying their hands At human
tarrst.-SGntinel, Nov. 7h.
FoE SATETT.-A notice ha. been posted
near the old bridge. which the recent
Grand Jury condemned, to the effect
that not more than twenty-five cattle or
horses should cross il at q time. and that
no one can drive over it faster than
walk. This action may prevent serl-
Gus accident some daS.-R.no Journal.
JoHs HAETEANrT's majority for Gov
ernor of Pennsylvania is officially re-
ported to be Il, SO.