The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-24
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| q commitment IOf Denis heafney. Judge
Rix ordered the remittitur filed, and
ordered the Clerk to make out the COM
mitment to the House of Correction.
Kearney being called, failed to respond,
and Judge Rix asked Mr.. Murphy if he
wanted the appeal bond forfeited. Mr..
Murphy replied that he understood the
defendant and his counsel were in tho
vicinity of the Court, and would appear
soon. While the Clerk was making out
the commitment Kearney with his coun-
sci entered the Court. After the COM
mitment was made out the Bailifi
motioned Kearney to 60 below to the
city prison. Kearney then went below,
his brother accompanying him. Both
were much depressed. Soon after Kear-
ney, accompanied by the Superintendent
of the House of Correction and Officer
Price, was taken to hack in waiting on
Merchant street A large crowd of sand
letters were in waiting, who made rush
for the hack, as Kearney, in charge Of
the officers, entered it. The crowd was
driven back by the police officers, the
door closed, and Kearney at last was
under way for prison. The latest report
is that on arriving at the House of Cor
rection he was handed over to the prison
barber, after which he was presented
with Il gorgeous striped suit and locked
up. Endeavors will be made by the
prisoners counsel to obtain writ of
habdhs corpus, but it is not likely to be
of any avail.
REDWOOD Cry, April 10.
AT the Printers picnic at Belmont yes
terday, during fight, Dave Condor
shot Jerry Stanton, probably fatally.
Both parties belong to San Francisco.
Condor was arrested, and is now in Jail
here.
The Chinaman recently arrested at
Saucelito, charged with the murder of
Mr.. Severance, of that place few days
ago, committed suicide in his cell yester-
day by hanging himself, making rope
from the strings of his blouse.
Six Indians, near Ehrenberg, on the
Colorado river, Arizona, have murdered
Mr.. Galloway. They sent their women
and children north and defy the small
force sent from Ehrenberg to arrest the
murderers. The agent at the Colorado
Indian Reservation has withdrawn to
Ehrenberg for safety, and called for y
military guard.
COTTON, April 10.
Prospectors have arrived at Ivanpagh
from tho Providence mountains, 60 miles
south of that place and so miles east of
Cotton, who report an extraordinary rich
silver lead Of ore, assaying from S640 to
rs, 600 per ton. There is considerable
excitement at present at Ivanpah. The
new district is named Trojan. The dis
coverers are Dick German and Paddy
Dwyer, who are well-known prospectors.
This district is fifteen miles south of
| of what was known in 1868 as Macedonia
| district.
A terrific sand storm prevailed on the
Colorado desert last night. The west
bound train, due here at $50 this morn
ing, was ditched by sand drift near
! Fortuna station, several cars were
| wrecked and the engine turned over,
The fireman was slightly injured, The
delayed train arrived at s o'clock this
afternoon.
New YORK, April 10.
Connection was made by telephone
from the Plymouth Church yesterday
with Orange Newark and Elizabeth, N.
j., and several points in New York, and
Beechers sermon and the music were
both heard. The transmitter was placed
in front Of and below the pulpit, The
farthest point was II miles distant,
Orange New Jersey.
Charles Rowell and Blower Brown, the
English pedestrians, authorized Thomas
Davis, of this city, to arrange six days
.as-you-please match with Frank Hart
and Dobler for $40, 900 a side.
ST. LOUIS, April 10.
Neil Broyton made another balloon
ascension from here in fine style and high
wind, at 4 o'clock this afternoon, and at
4:30 was seen passing over Bunker Hill,
Illinois, % miles distance, from half to
three quarters of mile high, going due
north. Instead of basket he used
trapeze rings, and was dressed in tights,
and when last seen was hanging by his
feet, head downward, sailing at the rate
of about so miles per hour.
ASHLAND, Wis, April 10.
The gold and silver mines discovered
in this vicinity a few months ago are now
being worked by Hugh McDougal and
Others OF Chicago, as secretly as possible.
They are panning ont beyond all expecta.
tions There is great excitement over
the specimens forwarded to Chicago.
PANAMA, April 10.
Callao has been blockaded by six
steamers Of the Chilian navy. A great
panic has arisen there and at Lima, and
the inhabitants are fleeing from those
cities. The Peruvians have been CON-
pretely defeated at Los Angeles, near
| Monquinqua. Admiral Montero is try
ing to escape from Tanqua.
CINcINATrI, April 20.
Lewis county, West Virginia, is ex.
cited over the doings of some miscreant
or miscreants who commit mysterious
murders. Last Friday man named
hetiner was shot by an unknown person,
while sitting on his porch, and now the
news comes that John Shreve has been
found dead, concealed in the fence corner.
The citizens are talking of forming a
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