Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-23
PACIFIC COAST.

The Republican mass meeting held at
Union Hall last night to rat,fy the nom.
ination OF Hayes and Wheeler was a
rousing demonstration. The hall was
crowded aud many ladies' were in the
galleries. At 8 p. m. NJ. D. Boruck,
Secretary of the Republican State Cen.
trial Committee. called the meeting To
order and introduced General john F.
Miller az President. who addressed the
meeting briefly. Mr.. Buruck then read
resolutions endorsing the platform and
nominees OF the Cincinnati Convention.
after which T. G.. Phelps took the stand,
followed by Tom Fitch. John H. Coeh.
Ian. Governor Woods, Senator Stewart
and others. The meeting was harmon.
GUS and enthusiastic. especially when.
ever the name of Blame WAS mentioned.
which was always greeted with pro.
longed applause. The meeting broke up
at late hour.
Roach from Albany, New York, yes.er.
day. states he bad an interview
with Gov. Tilden and impress, d him
favorably with his views on the Chinese
question. Governor Tilden is a strong
opponent of Chinese Immigration.
Roach also interviewed Manton Marble
and the editors of the Albany Argus.
The Senator has drafted strong anti
Chinese plank for the st. Louis Conven-
ton, which will obtain the support OF
these gentlemen. Roach left ALBANY
yesterday for Cincinnati.
Nathan D. Parker. recently employed
as clerk by A. E. Magill. agent of the
Phoenix Home Insurance Company, has
absconded. taking With him about 81 400
of his employers money, besides beating
a large number of people about town out
OF greater or less amounts.
At 25 minutes past three this morning
O'Leary threw up the sponge for the
time being. bis physician forbidding him
to walk any longer. He had been bleed.
ing at the nose almost constantly. At
the time Of leaving he had made OF
miles. He will re-appear tomorrow even
ing If able. The amateurs continut d
their tramp. and at noon had covered 3l5
miles. To keep up interest during
OLeary's absence, two amatuers OF the
Olympic Club at noon started on race
of one hundred and fifty miles for 800
and gold medal.
MARYsvILLE, June %. - Detective
Hume and George Hackett, Wells, Fargo
& Co.'s messenger, arrived here this
morning having in charge man known
as Liverpool, one OF the party who at
tempted to rob the Downi.vils stage
yesterday afternoon at Stanfield Hill.
Hackett in company with one man re.
turned to the place, where he found the
hishwaymens clothing and laid in wait.
Liverpool came in sight shortly after
and was instantly covered by the guns
of the waiting party and commanded
to surrender, which he did, having no
alternative but to do so or die. Liver
pool ia an old rounder. He was taken to
San Francisco to-day. Wells Fargo's
box which they wers after yesterday con.
tanned S47. 900.
Carson, New, June 22.-For the first
time in several months the people were
aroused by the alarm was this after
noon. caused by the burning Of large
vat of tar which was being boiled in the
yard of the gas works. The works and
several adjacent buildings narrowly es-
| capped destruction. A man named Frank
Craven was run over by the fire engine
going to the fire and received injuries
which will probably prove fatal.