Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-11

conflicts with slave dealers on the lake.
On one occasion he was attacked by 100
natives, armed with spears in thirteen
canoes, who we're repulsed after severe
fight, in which three natives were killed.
He arrived at the Utesas hunting camp,
at Msayura, April 18th, where the King
directed extraordinary festivities and dis
plays. One feature was naval review |
on the lake Of eighty four canoes,
manned by $500 men. On the second
day. in addition to the naval manouveres,
there were races in which eighty.four
canoes were engaged, each propelled by
thirty oarsmeu. The King led the feet
in person. in the presence OF q great
crowd of lockers on. including the 800
wives Of the King. On the third day
there was bird shooting and target prac-
tice by three thousand troops; and on
the fourth day he returned to Mtesas, the
Capital. This King has two million sub
jects; is Mussulman; has great intelli-
gence, and his dominion affords the best
augury for the possible civilization of
Africa.
New YORK. Nov. 10.-Georee Z. Way.
tea jobher, failed yesterday. He refused
to make public his assets or his liabili-
ties. Jas. Wyckham and son, commits
sion merchants and jobbeys. have made
an assignment. The failure is an impor-
tant one.
CHICAGO. Nov. 10. A Washington
special says the decision of the Commits
sioner Of the General Land Office is
likely to create sensation. He devotes
much space to the manner in which rail-
roads have obtained and used their land
grants and especially criticises what is
called the California Land Ring.
NEWARK, N. j., Nov, 10.-The private
banking firm of A. NJ. Reynolds & Co..
of this city suspended yesterday. 1t is
believed the assets exceed the liabilities.
The senior member of the firm has valu-
able property in this city. and the firm
hopes to resume at an early date.
WASHINGTON. Nov. l0.-Formsl pleas
in all bogus bail and treasury robbery
cases touching tiaa validity Of the Grand
Jury were to-day submitted to the Grim.
inal Court which adopted in each case
the verdict Of the Jury. In Evans case
last Friday Judgment was given for the
United States.
, Vice Pr.st. Wilson WAS taken suddenl,
} i'll to-day at ten O'Clock at the Capitol
! but at noon he had considerably i'm
proved. His physician says he is nov
in comfortable condition and that the!
, apprehend no difficulty and he will b.
! able TO be removed to his lodgings th
evening.
> WASHINGTON, Nov. l0.-The latest re
. port from the physician at 1915 p. m.
I is that the Vice resident continues t
8 improve. There was much alarm at tn
} Capitol this morning about half past tel
. in consequence of the sudden illness G
. Vice. President Wilson. He had com
8 to bis room on the Senate side of tn
/. building as usual, but not feeling yer
n we'll requested one of the attendants I
l have warm bath prepared for hin
k This was done and Mr.. Wilson took
Q bath, remaining in a short time, the
IT went to barber shop near the bath rool
& for the purpose of being shaved. Viii
= in the BARRIERS chair he WI
1t seized with an illness, his fac
n becoming very pale and almol
% deathlike. II was thought by few pc
d sons then present that he had been a
v tackled by apoplexy and that death woul
II soon ensue, but copious application {
% cold water was made TO his face on
it neck. He was sufficiently conscious
81 ark that the Chief Medical Purvey,
IS (BaYter) OF the Army be sent for al
- complained OF severe pains in the hes
s. and neck. All the physicians in Il
y neighborhood were sent for. DR.. NJ
n gruder arrived fret and Surgeon Baxt
n soon afterwards; Drs. Ford and Ashtt
Is were also 10 attendance. The vi
ID President was then removed to the co
TX sultation-rooms of the Supreme Cou
OF an apartment on the same floor
ey the basement. Gen. French. Sergeal
"a. alarms; Major McDonal. Chief Clerk
ed the Senate, and other officers of II
rs body, were promptly present to rend
Is any aid necessary, A oathartio was o
de ministered, which had the desired effe
he and at noon the patient seemed to
Wy comparatively comfortable. DR.. Bax
,h says the Vice President has been affect
he with spinal irritation for the last We
ng or ten days and had complained
I'd, severe pains between the shoulde
ed. The doctor is of the opinion this was
Us an attack Of either paralysis or apoplt
The but that it was caused by indigestion Q
ac- constipation. He apprehends no furt
the difficulty and says Mr.. Wilson can
'es- safely removed to his quarters at
d Washington House in the afternoon
ear evening.
,ep- New ORLEANS, Nov. l0.--The B
ina Thorn was dispatchedl outside again
my 8 O'Clock this morning in search of
the missing passengers and crew of the {
sea OF Waco. She will cruise west 81
BATS milsa along the coast, Captain Saw,
EN-. agent OF the Mallory line. also staI
5 OF out on board OF one Of the p
sp- boats in search Of the missing DO
lent The only hope for the safety Of the |
and sengers and crew is based upon st
way ment Of Captain Sevine, Of the stesl
OF Buck Thorn. which saw the loren
In while out yesterday. He reported
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