Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-11

ception at his residence followed, which
was attended by many visitors.
STOCKTON. May 9.-Wm. Biyen, the
Manager of the Stockton Herald, while
riding near the city limits this morning,
was thrown from his horse and instantly
killed. Biyen had been for many years
prominently connected with the press of
this city. He is an old Californian and
weil-known throughout the State.
san DIEGO, May 9.-The Union pub.
fishes a letter from Florence, Arizona,
saying that John Bender, ST.. who was
IN custody at this place q month ago gave
sufficient evidence that he was the gen.
uine old man of Kansas nortoriety. His
escape is considered public misfortune.
No trace of him can be found in Pinal
Pima or Maricopa counties. II is not
far from correct to state that Bender now
reposes on Mexican soil. (Signed) NJ
Lestiis, Levi Ruggles, Joe Collingwood.
kELroN, Utah, May "a collision &C.
Cured near Lucien Station, Central
Pacific Railroad, at 10 a. m. to-day, be-
tween two freight trains. Three en-
gines were completely wrecked and
twenty-five cars ditched. Accident oc-
Cured by the meeting of the trains at a
sharp bend in the road, where it is down
grade both ways or sink in the track.
VIM. Cassin, brakeman, was killed and
conductor Snyder seriously injured.
SAN Francisco, May 1O.-Capt. Edgar
Wakeman, for many years connected
with the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany's service on this coast, died Satur-
day at Brooklyn of paralysis.
Yesterday fire broke out in Ellis &
Williams planning mill, near the foot of
Fourth street, and within one hour de-
stroyed the planning mill, Whelan grist
mill, n portion of the undergrad of
Hooper IL Co., and a number of frame
buildings, variously occupied, and several
small manufacturing establishments.
The total loss is not less than $4,000,
but tritiing portion of which is covered
by insurance, Ellis & Williams lose
about 100000, no insurance. The lire
is supposed to have been cause by boys
playing among the shavings in the rear
of the mill.
Among the passengers by the overland
train last night was j. W. Simonton,
Agent of the New York Associated Press.
SAN Francisco, May 10.-C. J. Bren-
ham, we'll known to all the old residents
on the Pacific coast, died at his residence
in this city to-day.
JACKSON, Cal, May TO- The County
Treasury safe was robbed some time last
night or early this morning of about
S15, OO0-$1, 900 being in silver, the rest
gold. The robbers gained access to the
Treasurer's residence and stole the safe
and keys. The robbers relocked the safe
anu LOOK tue Keys with them.
AUSTIN, New, May 10.-The following
is from the Reveille of this evening: The
greatest excitement prevailed in town
this morning over the announcement
OF fearful tragedy which was enacted
this morning at the Silver Age ranch,
about ten miles from Austin. The
ranch is the property of George F. Dins-
more, by whom portion was leased to
two Italians named Luigi Bordaraco and
Napoine Guisippi. The house on the
ranch was occupied by these two men
and James McCreery. wood-teamster,
and John Bsal, commonly called Jack
Bell, who acted as a sort of oyerseer for
Dinsmore. Early this morning Guisippi
rode into town, bringing word of the
tragedy which had been enacted
during the night, and as but lit
tie is yet known of the affair beyond
what is related by him, We deem it best
to give his story. He says that during
the greater part Of yesterday he was out
in the hills hunting horses and when he
returned he found the other three men
drunk and quarreling. He demonstrated
with his partner, Borderaco, who threet-
ened to kill him. Being, as he SAYS. in
fear of his life and knowing Bordaraco
to be dangerous man, he took his
blankets and retreated to the saeebrush
where be made his bed. McCreery and
Borderaco had been or were shaking
dice, and Guisippi says the noise and
quarreling continued until about two
o'clock in the morning. At daylight he
arose and went to the house, discovered
Beal lying on the floor dead and Nc
Creery alive but with his skull crushed
in and unconscious, while the floor
was covered with pools of blood and
spattered with brains. Bordaraco was
no where to be seen. and Guisippi
mounted horse and rode to town To
give word Of the bloody affair. Wixom
at once departed for the scene followed
by Mr.. Dinsmore, Sheriff Emery, Mar
shall Day and Mr.. Dreyfuss, the Coroner.
From Mr.. Dreyfuss we learn that
on their arrival at the ranch a
fearful scene was presented. In
the middle of the floor of the front
room of the house lay the two men,
Beal dead with skull crushed, lying in a
pool of blood. and McCreery lying on
his side weltering in bis blood, still
breathing but totally unconscious, the
back OF his skull was crushed in and DR..
Wixom extracted pieces of bone as large
as fifty cent piece, and gave il as his
opinion that the mans recovery was i'm
possible. The officers discovered the
trail of Bodaraco and started in pursuit.