Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1892-09-10
COAST LTENES.

at one night last week relented and
married a Monaghan, who paid
$1,000 for her.
The Mexican government is said
to have unearthed 100000 that
was buried in convent during
French occupation.
It is said that Mexico will pur-
chase $15,O00,O00 worth of corn
from the United States this year
owing to the complete failure of the
crop in Mexico.
Frederick Bradley, alias Wilson,
of San Francisco, has been arrested
on the complaint of Miss Josie Lee,
of Boyle Heights, Los Angeles,
charging him with seduction.
Mary MulIryan of 742 Howard
street, San Francisco, was found by
Officer Daley Wednesday night in
an intoxicated condition. She car
ried in her arms babe with a bro
ken leg.
A dispatch from Marshield, Or,
says the whaleback steamer Charles
w. Wetmore is reported to be on
North Spit bar total wreck. The
sea is washing over her. 1t is I'M
certain whether her crew is saved
or not.
Bands of cattle are said to be
coming out of the hills west of
Washoe valley in very poor condi-
ton, the feed having dried out.
Similar reports come from other sec
tons where cattle are running in
the hills.
An investigation is to be made in
the Mary Ohlsen affair. The young
woman was sheltered Wednesday at
the City and County Hospital, in
San Francisco, and among her eff
fects the dead body of a newly born
child was found
Thirty-seven granite cutters en-
ployed at the City cemetery stone
yards and in Oakland struck We'd
nesday. The trouble arose over the
employers attempting to make the
men work nine hours instead Of
eight, for "a per day.
The horse market of Nevada is
fiat, that is to say that the demand
for the range animal is the poorest
ever known. Horses commanding
price of $50 to $50 head when
teaming was at its best 90 begging
to-day at $40 to $12.-Ne,o Era.
Winnemucca had narrow es-
cape from another big blaze last
Monday. A fence in the rear of a
building'in the center of the town
was ablaze and rapidly spreading
when discovered, and the prompt
application of water from a garden
hose subdued the flames.
William V. Helfrich, City Treas
urer of Ogden, Utah, is defaulter
to the amount of $4,000. His
bondsmen came to the rescue and
he was not arrested. Helfrich was
raised in Austin in this State and
has always, prior to this break,
borne an excellent reputation.
Charles Brooks, an aged negro,
was hanged on the morning of the
9th, in the courtyard Of the County
Jail, at Spokane. His crime was
the murder Of his white wife, Chris
tine Dohlman, on July 5, 1891.
The condemned man held up until
the last without the slightest ap-
pearance of fear.
Mrs. Nellie Haven and Miss Hat
tie E. Graham, the alleged accom-
plices of DR.. Beale, or Haven, in
the murder of Mary Carroll, in San
Francisco, were bound over for trial
in the Superior Court Wednesday.
Judge Love issued the order and
placed bonds at $4,000 in each case.
1t will be remembered that the
Carroll girls death was caused by
an abortion some weeks ago, per-
formed by DR.. Beale, Mrs. Haven,
his wife, or Hattie Graham, the
Dr's. paramour, or all three of them.
A young man named INSTALLING
of Fort Smith, Ark, has been ar
rested at Denison, Texas, and
charged with the murder of the wife
of DR., Haynes last spring De-
tectives claim to have positive proof
of the prisoners guilt. Mrs. Haynes
was murdered the same night as
two other women, the other two be-
ing women Of ill-repute Great
mystery surrounded the murder at
the time. If the right man is found
the detectives will reap a reward of
$4,000, offered by DR.. Haynes.