Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-05-31

mltted suicide or not can now DC ADAM
donsd. His body was found in the river
a short distance below this city. A few
days since A. A. Gilbort, sgen. Of the
Sacramento Wharf in San Francisco. ar.
rived here with the determination of
making thorough search for the body. |
and his efforts have not been unavailing. |
A dispatch was sent this afternoon to
widow and family of the deceased in
forming them of the fact that the body |
now lies at the undsrtsker's rooms.
SANTA Rosa. May ga sharp shock
Of earthquake occurred this morning at
1851, with oscillations from north to
south. No damage was done.
SAN QUENTIN. May 29.-John Hayes,
alias Shorty Hayes, escaped from the
prison last night. Hs slowed himself
away in the tannsry and after night
eluded the night guard and scaled the
walls by means of through used to
lead water to the tan watts. He was not
missed until 4 p. m. to-day. Hayes is
one OF the most noted and desperate
criminals of the northern portion of the
State.
GILRoY, May 29.-Joe D. Waller. pro-
prietor of the Exchange Hotel, became
insane last night and began smashing
things in the house, and finally med
himself with club and started up stairs
with the apparent intention of murder
ing the inmates. He was met at the
head of the stairs by ledger named
Wolfrom, who shot him through the
head, killing him instantly. The verdict
of the Coroner's jury was justihabls
homicide.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 30.-Andrew
Jackson Mayo, butcher, who did bust
ness at the corner of First and Folsom
streets, this afternoon suicided by takiug
strychnine. He informed the doctor he
was Mason in good standing. but as.
signed no reason for taking his life and
: his wife could not conceive any. He
had been married about Is months, is
advanced in years as is also Mrs. Mayo
: He had no children.
Tomorrow the dissatisfied stockhold'
; ers of the Niagara Mining Company in
J tend to take the necessary steps to in
) join the present officers in their manage
: ment of the affairs OF the company.
0 SAN DIEGO, May 3O.-From part,
who came in from the line this morning
we learn that Mrs. Whiting went dow,
: to see her daughter Mamie and Jonei
last night. The result of the interview
. was that her daughter returned here will
. her and will go to San Francisco by tn
Orizaba this evening. Jones left Dadil
: los place during the night for parts un
" known to our informant.
70 SAN FRANCISCO, May 30.-Decoratiol
!" Day was celebrated in this city wit
more than the ususl solemnity. TIL
" banks, tho several stock and exchang
boards and insurace offices closed, flag
" were displayed on every public building
About O'Clock the members of th
70 Grand Army of the Republic, met at III
y corner of New Montgomery and Nation
streets and joined the Lincoln Post NJ
l6. The officers of the army and nav
! also had a rendezvous there. as we'll
the officers of the National Guar
A large concourse of citizens were in a
!, tendance long before the hour appointe
:. for the column to take up the line I
. march. The Seco nd Regiment Infantr
" of the National Guards of California
acted as escort to the column. About
. o'clock the procession moved along Ne
;. Montgomery to Montgomery, to Wasl
y ington, to Kearney, to Suffer and theme
:. to the Grand Army plot in the Cd
:, Fellows cemetery. All along the liz
: were ladies and children as we'll as nun
:, bers OF the sterner sex, each provide
:. with floral offerings. Following the e
90 cort OF the National Guard, was hear
- drawn by four black horses oaparison
in black, the inside floor of the hear
=. being carpeted with flowers. Ne
m came the veterans and the German DR.
:. goons brought up the rear; then follo'
-. ed Major General Vernon and staff
NV carriages. At the cemetery the decor
ton ceremonies took place. Comm
~ tees were detailed to decorate the gray
~ Of those who slept in other cemeteri
80 than the Odd Fellows. Comrade s.
Ds Baccus delivered an address over &
w graves of the dead and the conrad
~, then dispersed. This evening memoir
~. services will be held at Union Hall.
m VIRGINIA, May 3O.-Yesterday eve
ing the assessor attached $4,000 VOL
o-N of silver bullion, hot from the mould
NV in the Office Of the Consolidated Virgin
' Mining Company, for the refusal to P
W the bullion tax, the constitutionality
'''N which the company denies.
'use
was The coinage Of the San Francisco m
the for the past month has been upp