Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-13
LATEST DISPATCHES.
Especial to the Daily Lyon County
Iimes.1
Outrage and Arrest.

SAN Francisco, April 12.-Short-
ly before noon to-day, an Italian
named Martinello Eugenio attempted
to outrage little girl about three
years old, the daughter of German
woman living in Vallejo street, near
Montgomery. The basement of the
house in which the fellow concealed
himself was at once besleged by
crowd. An officer descended and
arrested the Italian, amid cries of
"Kill him, hang him." from the ex-
cited throng, who were with some
difficulty prevented from carrying
their threats into execution.
Mining Items.
Articles of Incorporation of the
Imperial Consolidated Mining Com
pany were filed to-day; capital, $780,
100000; shares, half million, dis
tributed as follows: Imperial, 267,-
1856; Empire, 9S,077; Consolidated
Gold Hill Quartz, $4,000; Eclipse.
Winters and Plato, 44,S72; French
Gold Hill, 1890; Bacon, 4l,667;
Bowers, 1880. Directors--A. X.
p. Harmon, J. s. Fry, c. l.. Weller,
J. II. Dickinson, Alpheus Bull, VIM.
Norris, Joseph Sharon.
The Segregated Belcher has levied
an assessment of So per share, delin-
quent May 10Th.
Chinese InY estigation Commenced.
Rev. Otis Gibson, the well-known
Chinese missionary, appeared be-
fore the Chinese Commi ,sioners to-
dav. He said the six Chinese COM
panies bear the relation to the peo-
pie of arbitrator; they don't import
laborers, but every Chinaman COM
ing here joins one of them. Gibson
corroborated Governor Lows state
ment that the Companies had an
arrangement with the Pacific Mail
Company, by which Cinnamon
could not return on the steamers
without certificates from the com
panies. He believed that a portion
of Chinese gambling dens and bag
MOS, went to others than the
Chinese, to-wit: special policemen
He recounted the system of woman
slavery as it exists here, as the mos
brutal servitude ever imposed upol
human beings; they are bought
sold and traded, and abused by
their masters. A committee wa
appointed to visit the Chinese
houses of gambling and prostitu
ton, and collect from the keepers
all information bearing upon
the report that money was
paid out to special policemen
and the City Hall Company. Glib.
son agreed to meet the committee al
o'clock, and was excused to consult
the leaders of the six companies ant
assure them Of protection IN all eff
forts to reach the guilty persons.
Charles Wolcott Brooks also ap
peared and explained the diplomatic
view of the Reed and Burlingam
treaties, and illustrated the protection
they gave 5000 resident American
iii that peculiar country.
A Defaulter Escapes--SOme Apri
Weather.
Los ANGELES, April 12.--Ledyard
cashier of the Temple and Workman
Bank, was released from custody yes
terday, the lawyers having discovered
after some days spent in invest eating
his case that the law hadn't been com
piled with in that more than tire,
years had elapsed between the al
legged embezzlement and the filing o
the complaint.
Ice formed in some loca tiles neal
this city last night. II is presumed
some damage is done to the crops
To-day is very warm and pleasant
"Mint Drops" Secured.
CARSON, New, April 18th Jas
Crawford, Superintendent of the
Mint in this city, received a telegram
this forenoon from DR.. Lnderman
Director of the Mint. at Washington,
announcing the glorious news fol-
Carson that the necessary appropria-
ton for the support of this Mint has
been agreed upon. This runs the
Mint for one year from July LIST next
The Murphy examination is not
yet concluded.
Result of Murder Trial.
EUREKA, New, April 12th.-The
case of Larry Lynch, for the killing
of Roche, was given to the jury late
last night, which, after receiving in
structions from the Court, retired to
determine on a verdict, and returned
about midnight with the verdict OF
mot guilty"
From the Kingdom of Steinberger,
SAN Francisco, April 18th. -
Among the passengers by the
Grenada are II. III. Hall, gent al