Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-04-18
OVER THE WIRES.

Fire-Lansing, Michigan loss,
$4,000.
Fire Columbus, Ohio, = paper
mill, loss, $4,000
The mule spinners' strike in New
Hampshire has ended.
Walter J. Brown, Son q Co., New
York brokers, failed on the 10Th.
Henry Dulton, senior editor of the
Boston Transcript, died Thursday.
The Spring wool clip is coming
into Los Angeles in large quanti-
! ties.
d. w. Turley, of American Town
ship, Cal, is held under indictment
for murder.
Three hundred people have left
Sioux City for the Black Hills in the
last ten days.
Owing to the continued illness of
Fullerton, Beecher takes rest until
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
A war party of Sioux and Arapa-
hoes is reported to have left for the
Shoshone country.
SURVEYORS, 10 lOCdtt eiic Il 'CiiIN
Railroad through the Rocky Mount
aims, will leave ottawa next week.
A Spaniard named Garcia was
shot and killed by one Jack Nc
Greary, at Livermore, on Wednes-
day.
The Secretary of the Treasury
wants revenue cutter placed in
Alaskan waters to prevent SNUG
Cling.
Harvey Blake is announced as the
Democratic candidate for Congress
from the San Luis Obispo district,
Cal.
The Merchants Bank of Canada
has placed the Detroit and Mil
waukee Railroad in the hands of a
receiver.
Sharkey, the escaped New York
murderer, has at last been captured
in Santiago de Cuba, and is on his
way to expiate his crime.
Arrangements have been made
whereby Senator Jones will con-
struct the entire railroad line from
Los Angeles to Independence.
The President of the New York &
New Haven Railroad has decided to
make President Grant and his party
pay fare hereafter, and announces
accordingly-why not
The Grass Valley, CAL, Stages,
going and coming, on the 10th, We're
robbed by highwaymen. The rob-
bers overhauled the passengers and
got about $500.
Five hundred dollars and half of
the treasure recovered IS offered by
Wells, Fargo & Co. for the arrest of
the persons who robbed the Downie-
vile stage on the 18th.
Frank McEvoy, convicted of MUIR
der in the second degree, was SEN
fenced to % years imprisonment in
San Francisco. Whitmore, murder
in the first degree, was sentenced
for life.
The dead body of Prussian named
Frederick Bolhe, aged 81 years, was
found near Fishers ranch, on the
Gilroy road, on the 10th. Wounds
on the body indicate brutal muir
der.
Dispatches from Northern Cali
fornia indicate extensive damage to
fruits by the late frosts, and the
grain crops are suffering for want OF
rain. Theprospect is now that there
will only be about half a crop in
that section.
Mrs. f. L. Trivire, a respectable
widow of Hannibal, Mo-, drowned
herself and little six-year old daugh-
ter at that place on the 10th, thereby
committing the double crime of SUI
side and murder. Disappointed
(second) love was the cause.
The new batch of officers for the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company ar
rived in San Francisco yesterday.
They are A. p. Bacon, j. c. Fowler
and A. Gould. Mr.. Bacon super
cedes Mr.. Cox in the management
of the company's affairs on the Paci-
fic coast, and Mr.. Fowler is to be
Chief Engineer
A dispatch from Fort Laramie,
18th, says Captain Mix's company,
which was sent after mining
party at Hanley's Peak, has secured
the whole of them, consisting of six
teen men, one woman and boy,
and will arrive at Fort Laramie on
the 18th. Heavy SHOWS in the
Black Hills and high water every
where are reported.
A dispatch from Omaha, 10th,
says the high water in Bitter Creek
Valley, 800 miles west OF Cheyenne,
has entirely suspended railroad
travel between Laramie and Og-
den. The Union Pacific officers adj
wise travel for Utah and California
not to start until notice of the water
blockade being broken up is given.
The western trains of the 18th, l4th
and 18th were then lying at Laramie
and RawlipS