Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-07

by the name of Crane was shot at the
lower hurdy house on Buel street by
George Watkins. The latter was having
difficulty with a man named Mcguire.
when Crane interfered to prevent blood.
shed. During the scutfis Watkins fred
his pistol, the ball entering Cranes left
side just above the hip bone, passing
directly through and hitting Maguire,
without, however, penetrating the skin.
Cranes wound is not considered danger
Gus. Watkins was arrested and gave
bonds in the sum of $4,000 for his ap-
pearance for examination in the Justice a
Court next Wednesday.
About O'Clock on the afternoon of
the Fourth Nicholas Barlow shot Charles
Williams in saloon on North Main
street, Barlow and man named Tucker
we're fighting and Williams was acting az
peacemsker. Barlow drew his derrinper
and took shot at Tucker az the latter
was running out OF the door, the ball,
however. missed its intended mark and
hit Williams little above the knee, in.
ficting severe and painful wound
Barlow was ARE sted and yesterday gave
bonds in the sum of SO 900 for his ap-
pearance for examination in the Justice 8
Court next Saturday.
On the same afternoon q couple of
men from Ruby Hill got into tignt in
the rear of the Central Pacific Brewery,
when one of them knocked the other
down; in falling the latter's right leg was
broken about three inches above the
ankle.
OAKLAND. Cal, July e. Frank Nc.
Donald, section man of the Central Pa
cifc Railroad. was fatally injured by
Jumping off the local train at Adeline
street station last last evening. He was
placed in q carriage and conveyed to his
hotel in Booklyn, kept by Mrs. Stoff,
but was refused admittance on account
Of being injured, and the proprietress
said would keep them up all night. He
was then conveyed to the City Hall, and
on taking him out of the buggy be was
dead.
VIRGINIA. New. July 6-This morn
ing John D. Liblord, miner in the I'm
perial mine, was coming up an incline
in giraffe, when he raised his head,
and striking it against q beam, was
killed. The deceased leaves wife and
four children.
The news of Clusters death excites
much feeling here. A call is out for a
meeting this evening to organize CON-
pany of volunteers.
EUREKA, New, July 5.-Tbis forenoon
man named William Kavansugb, was
shot by his wife at Ruby Hill. The ball
entered the feshy part of the thigh. and
inflicted a severe but not dangerous
wound. Kavanaugh was beating bis
wife, when she drew the pistol and fred
at him. He has been in the habit OF
whipping and abusing his wife, and the
public sympathy is entirely in favor OF
her. Kavanaugh is now in Jail.
SANTA Rosa, CAL, July 6.-Last night
F. W Bruggemaun, late manager of the
Aid Union OF San Francisco, was found
dead two miles from town shot through
the temple and above the heart. The
ball passed through his head. A pistol
was found by his side with three barrels
empty. The Coroner found verdict oil
suicide.
SAN Francisco, July 6.-With the ex.
| ception of the yet undisturbed decora.
tons, tho city this morning has resumed
its wonted appearance. Workmen bave
already begun to remove the fage from
business houses, though but little pro.
gress bias been made.
The light list of causalties and crimes
during the celebration has been the sub
ject of'general dmmeut, and is undoubt.
eddy owing to the excellent fire and pc.
lice regulations observed. Extra pre-
cautions had been taken throughout the
holidays. The whole special police force
were on regular daily duty, and the fire
engines were standing with steam up.
| good deal Of uneasiness is felt with re-
gard to the prospect of some unruly de-.
monstrations toward the Chinese. but
with the exception of short lived diff,
Guilty at the corner Of K4arney and Jack
son streets. no trouble has occurred.
The smallpox at present seems to bt
somewhat on the decrease. In the las,
five days sixteen cases were reported apG
three this morning. There has been nc
deaths from that cause recently.
Notwithstanding the unpleasant wealth
er yesterday quite concourse OF peopl,
patronized.ths Bay District Course t
witness the trotting race of mile heats
three in five, to harness. between Pea
nuts, Muggins. James Lick. Joe ant
Lady Emma. Betting was lively. Pea
nuts having the call. and winning il
three straight heats in 1857, 1881, ant
2:37.
A match trotting race. two miles an
repeat, Tor 81. 900 side, between Coll
Note and jerome, will take place at tn
new track on Saturday.
The brokers are back to Californi
Street again, but are as yet scarcely il
working trim.
Business this morning is very fat. an
a general feeling of fatigue seems to pei
wade the people, and the common e1
preston is "glsd it's over. F"
The Coroner held an inquest thi
morning on the body of William Page
the young man who was assasipated o
the evening of the 4th inst. on Missio
Seres near Third. The Jury found
verdict of murder by parties unknown.
MONTEREY. Cal, July 6.-Mrs ia
Cox, of Sacramento, was drowned at Cy
press Point to-day. She ventured on
upon point of rocks and was swept il
to the sea. The body has not been +,
covered.