Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-26
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San FRAScIsco, April 25.--ANis-
patch was received from stockton
to-day requesting Warren Leland
to reserve seats At the pavilion to-
night, where Gilmore's band per-
forms. for Dom Pedro and party.
Outwitting the Crowd.
Dom Pedro and party arrived
this evening at Pleasanton. forty
miles from this city. His car was
detached from the train. put behind
another engine, and rushed over the
road half an honr ahead of the over
land train. The object was to avoid
any demonstration on the arrival,
and vas q perfect success. The
party passed through Oakland with
out attracting attention. crossed the
bay, and arriving at the wharf, took
carriages to the Palace Hotel, where
they entered without half a dozen
people knowing they had arrived.
On the arrival of the regular train
at Oakland, q great crowd was in
attendance with bands playing. and
colors flying, while Dom Pedro
was already ensconced In apart
ments at the Palace.
Viewing the c. r. Works.
On the arrival of the train at Sac
ramen4o Dom Pedro and party hastily
examined the work shops of the Gen.
trail Pacific, expressing regret at the
briefness of the inspection. The
party will remain in the city four or
five DAYS, thence TO other points OF
interest.
An italian Boomerang.
The new fish bill. the passage of
which by the Legislature was to Il
considerable extent owing to the et-
forts of italian fishermen, headed by
Capt. c. G. Moreno, seems to have
developed a boomerang. which causes
il to recoii ON the heads of the pro
iectors, owing to the fact that the
law requires the meshes OF nets y
be not less than an inch and hail
square. The Italian fishermen on the
Bay, who have recently been SO act
i've in procuring the arrest of CHI
ncse fishermen, now complain that it
is impossible to supply the city MAJ
kets with smelts, tomcods, herring
and and other small fish, without us
ing nets with smaller meshes. This
they have attempted, and the har6or
police are huntiag them wi'h the view
of arrest aud prosecution. The fish
ermen propose to club together anu
raise money to stand test suit, and
see if some modification of the Law
cannot be obtained. Meantime
Capt. c. c. Moreno, whose exert 1ns
have brought about this state OF AZ
fairs, has fallen from his position in
the affections of his co1atrymen,
who say freely that his presence GA |
Washington street wharf would be |
attended with disagreeablo eonse-
auenccs to himself. In consequence |
it is reported that the Captain Is
making himself stu(iiously ineon-
spicuous,
A Daughters Denial.
MARysyIILE (Cal.l, April s5ih.--
PArham Wall. who was held To an
swer the crime Of incest, had pre-
limiaary examination this moraing IL
Justice Howsey's Court, aud WAS dis
charged; his daughter denied all she
had heretofore charged against him.
Sacramento Sporting Circles Agi-
tated.
SACRAMENTO, April s5th. The
Grand Jury has rep rted twenty-oae
true bills against persons charged
with gambling. This causes quite a
commotion in the sporting fraternity,
and will be the means of CLOSING
few Of the small ;hiesiag games ,hat
heretofore ran SO openly. The Sheriff
was out with posse this morning
trying 70 find the China gamblers
who had been Indicted, but the
houses We're all closed and the Ceies-
tai tiger-fghters nowhere to be
found.
WASHINGTON. April 24.--Belknap
has written letter to a friend deny
ing IN positive terms that he has
made any confession concerning the
charges against him relative to the
Fort Sin post-trsdership.
CHICAGO, April s4.-The City NJ
tional Bank, cash capital $4,000
600. closed its doors this morning.
The notice on the doors says the
stockholders have decided TO 90 into
voluntary liquidation as the hest
means of doing justice TO all the
creditors of the bank.
THERE are items of considerable