Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-30

Nh. Ihef9 VIII De meeting of CREDIT
ors Friday, when statement of the firm
will be presented. At present they are
unable to speak positively of their con-
dition, the business being extended
throughout the interior.
Henry Gaspere another OF The hood.
lums engaged in the outrage on Mrs.
Higney, was arrested this morning on A
charge of rape. ....
San FRAScIsco, Nov. 90. - Edward
Sheridan, the boy convicted of killing
Thomas Crowley, was sentenced to-day
by Judge Morrison to six years imprison-
ment in the State Penitentisry
In the matter OF the schooner sun.
shine, which came ashore bottom I'D a,
the mouth of the Columbia river, il will
probably never be known how many
were lost with her, but the most recent
information goes to show probably
twelve or fifteen passengers besides a
crew of ten. The officers were, Captain
Geo. Bennett; First Mate, John Thomp.
son; Second Mate, Joseph johnson.
The names of the remaining persons are
unknown.
A man-of-war, name unknown, is re-
ported wrecked on the Mexican Coast
near Manzaillo, October 18th.
Steps are being taken to insure the
rapid building of the military telegraph
eastward from Maricopia Wells, Arizona,
as far as Fort Bayard.
The case of George W. Kinney against
the Consolidated Virginia mine came up
in the United States Circuit Court this
morning. The action is for twelve and
a half feet of the Consolidated Virginia
mine claimed by Kinney on account of
error IN the conveyance made by him to
the company of ground in his possession
previous to the discovery of the bonanza
by which he conveyed fifteen feet while
intending to deed only two and one half.
PORTLAND, Or, Nov 29.-The Orego-
MAN received the following particulars,
dated Gardiner, Or, November Odd. OF
the loss OF the bark Florence, bound
from Port Discovery with lumber to
Masteck K Co., San Francisco, Daniel
Deary. the only enc saved, makes the
statement that on Tuesday, November
10th, the vessel encountered heavy
south east gale and commenced leaking.
A part of the deck load was thrown off
when all hands were called to pumps, as
there was nine feet of water in the hold
At ) o'clock a. m. Wednesday the Cap
tain ordered he boat got ready, as the
vessel waa sinking, the sea breaking over
her so that it was impossible to do any.
thing forward of the main mast. The
boat was launched with great difficulty
At 3 clock p. N. land was seen, but the
sea being too rough the boat put to Sea
again. Thursday morning the crew re-
quested the captain to land, as they had
nv WubNk VI lu6 CuptulI
said it was impossible to make landing
but would take his chances with the rest
and steered for the breakers. The boa
capsized and all the men were thrown
out. Deary swan back and hung to the
painter of the boat and was washed
ashore. The rest were drowned. Dear,
was picked up by Indians and kindly
treated. The vessel driited ashore dur
ing the night; everything gone but the
mizzen st. The crew consisted oil
Captain $, A. Dayton, first mate Ander.
son, second mate Caray, seamen WEIGH
Malcolm, Grant. William, Duncan, Nc
Pherson, Norwegian from Tacoma
name unknown, and China cook. The
vessel foundered forty or fifty miles of
the Umpqua bar, and drifted twenty.f
miles to the northward. Search is being
made for the bodies of the crew