Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-09
Eastern DISPATCHES.

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general markets were so tame at opening
as to make it difficult to establish quota.
tons. There has not been any variation
in prices
WASHINGTON. Sept. s.-rhere are now
applications to the Treasury for the
transfer of eleven and half millions of
gold. An arrangement is being made for
the transfer Of six hundred thousand
dollars of the amount to-day.
ERIE, Sept. s.-This city is filling up
rapidly with delegates to the Democratic
State Convention and their friends.
Senator Wallace and Congressman Ran
dali, leaders Of the most prominent fac
lions. are on tho ground.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 8.-Ihe agent of
the American line of steamers has the
following from Liverpool: Peaches per
steamer Ohio were rotten on arrival, but
kept in perfect order until the "a OF Sep
TENDER. The ice supply was exhausted
on the Doth Of August.
Sr PAU, MINI. Sept, s.--After two
days very bright, drying and promising
weather, there was another heavy rain
storm this morning, with more in pros
pect, which threatens to undo nearly all
that has been done by farmers in secur-
ing their wheat. number of cores
pondents in the interior estimate the
damage already done to the wheat crop
of the State at from ten TO twenty-five
per cent. In some sections no damage
at all is reported; in others it is claimed
that all wheat stock on shock, is nearly
or quite ruined Probably ten TO fifteen
per cent will cover all damage so far,
but the crop will all grade No. , and
below.
| WASHINGTON Sept. 8.-Telfgrama have
been received by the Attorney General
from the U. S. District Attorney and the
Z. ). Marshal, at Jackson, Miss, with
reference to the recent disturbances
there between the white and Niger citi-
zens. The information is substantially
to the effect that at the political meeting
held at Clinton, Miss on Saturday
night, row originated, during which
three white and four colored persons
were killed and many wounded. The
officers senuipg the kilograms were OF
the opinion that the State authorities
were poworless to prevent continuance
of disorders. The Attorney General has
telegraphed to the z. S. District Attor-
| ney and the T. S. Marshal at Jackson to
do all in their power to preserve order,
but as there was no call from the Z. s.
authorities for assistance no further di'
rection has been given. Should appli
cation be made from officers of the gen
eral government stationed in the dis
turbed places for aid in supporting thei
l official authority, it is probable that thu
1 Attorney General would ask for the as
3 sistance of the military, but up to thi
u time there hos been no such demands o
g suggestions.
NEW YORK, Sept. s. - Commander II
;. G. Taylor of the U. S. Navy, Assistan
g Coast Survey commanding the steame
It Hassler, reports under date Ct Angus
@ 22d, of discovering of various shoal
9 which lie northward of northwest poin
IS OF Santa Rosa Island, and about on
la CHI n
,. eleven feet Of water upon them, thei
bottoms being rocky with occasions
T. specimens of red and white coral. Their
d is no help upon these shoals aud n
1t breakers except in very heavy weather
d The depths in the vicinity range froI
i'd seven to ten fathoms on all sides, wit
u ragged and irregular bottom. The TO
lowing bearings and distances fix tn
position of the center of the shoal, tn,
u is the north most point of San Migu
g. Island, known as Harris Point, west b
"a north eight and quarter miles, the GU
% ermost rock being off the northwe'
point of Santa Rosa Island, known I
81 Fender, S. by W. one-half ana W. OF
la and half miles from the most promi
h ent point on the north face of San
H. Rosa Island, from Brockway's Point
N, - E.. five and quarter miles, fro
g. the eastern end of San Miguel know
le- as Cardwell Point, W. s. W. 4 W. fo
~, and quarter miles. All vessels q
tempting the San Miguel passage a
cautioned not to allow the outer rock
I'm the northwest point of Santa Ro
va. to bear anything to the southwest
'"' westward of south by east, and saili
vessels are especially recommended
!" avoid this passage altogether, as Zig
airs and Gains under the lee OF S
NY Miguel Island and strong currents in
vicinity combine frequently to drive
,rs vessel upon this dangerous spot. OIL
mo dangers not yet developed are believ
led to exist to the eastward Of this and
It the northward of the shoal, and thr
~, quarters Of u mile distant band Of Ike
nd. extends three-quarters Of a mile in
all. ensterly and westerly direction, W
md from twelve to fifteen fathoms of wa
n .I in and around it, and may serve a
cad warning when thick weather obscu
ven the shore line in the vicinity.
,oo SARATOGA, Sept S.-The Republic
!, to State Convention began a session t
red morning. Hon. L. D. Morgan. Oh,
man of the State Committee, cslled
RI, Convention to order and made an
air. dress, which ELECTED frequent outbul
,es, OF applause. He said among OF
hoy things that the Democratic party hav
l. heen successful in some of the rec