Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-28
Geographic 9ispatehes.
Pacific Coast, Eastern and Foreign.
PACIFIC COAST.

Soulilouteu Sf,ooo w tuO oiCeicy Oeo'o
Central Committee.
The testimony in the Fair rittenden
case has closed, and District Attorney
Murphy has opened his argument for
the prosecution. He will be followed by
Quint for the defense, Campbell for the
prosecution, and Curtis will make the
closing argument for the defense. 1t is
thought the case will go to the jury to-
morrow.
Salem, Oregon, Sept. 27.-The Legis-
lature to-day in joint convention pro-
ceeded to ballot for u S. Senator. No
new nominations were made. Burbank
and Walker went over to Mitchell, max
ing Mitchell 81, Slater -, Corbitt 9,
Cromer 5, Prim s, and Macarthur 3.
San Francisco, Sept. 27.-Judge Rob-
inson, attorney for the railroad company,
has discovered that the Ravenswood
bridge ordinance, passed by the Super
visors, is null and void. The board is
trying to cure the defect.
Salt Lake City, Sept. 81, 9:35 p. NJ
To this hour the jury in the Fair-Crit-
tenden case has not returned verdict.
The most lively interest is manifested in
the result here, and every means will be
employed to have the verdict received
here as soon as rendered.
EASTERN.
New York, Sept. 26.-The Coroner's
Jury in the case of Jos. Burnett, who
was killed in quarrel with his brother
in.law, Landers, rendered verdict to-
day against Timothy and Garrett Lam
ders as accessories.
Enoch L. Faucher was to-day sworn in
as Judge of the Supreme Court in place
of Barnard.
Forester, who sued out writ of ha-
beas corpus, which was to have been
argued tomorrow, has directed his coun.
sci to withdraw the writ, in the belief
that it would be dismissed. Forester
consents to return to prison at Joliet,
Illinois.
At 10 O'Clock tonight Michael Gar.
ring, on the flights of Jersey City, muir.
dered his wife by stabbing her, and Their
cut his own throat, dying instantly.
Terre Haute, Ind, Sept. 26.-Willian
Irwin, so years old, residing two miles
from this city, was murdered this even
ing by his son-in-l law, Andrew J. Miller
with an ak. The trouble originated il
the old man reproving Miller for spillinl
barrel of cider. Miller is in custody
Washington, Sept. 26.-J. Milton Tur
ner colored minister residing in Mon
roe, Va, and formerly of Liberia, ha
instituted suit against the proprietor
of the Arlington House, on the grount
of having been refused admission as
boarder.
Philadelphia, Sept. 2G.-The race 70
purse of $1,000, for horses that ha,
never beaten 2:37, was won by Star
Time-2:34H, 2:36, 2:344, 2:33.
Sunburg, Pa, Sept. 26.-Greeley ar
rived here this evening, and made
speech, in which he declared Vernon
and Maine were carried by money an,
by purchased votes; that all the opposi
ton to the Liberals depended upon wa
money; and he asserted the belief tina
Pennsylvania would elect the Liberia
ticket in October.
New York, Sept. pa Paris CORE
spondent who interviewed Gambetta re
ports him saying that the National AS
sembly has been so beaten and bullie
by Theirs that it has become simply
register of the Presidents will; tina
neither Theirs nor the Assembly repre-
sents the country; and he predicts tina
on the re-assembling Of the Assembly
J will dissolve itself out of sheer despair
= In any contingency, Republic is no,
: the only possible government for France
T; Theirs he thinks will receive the suppol
= Of the Republicans of the country. H
: thinks that France meditates no turtle
! war with Germany; but she will by he
Republican greatness sweep the rotte
5 German Empire from the face of til
e earth by peaceful means.
3 Boston, Sept. 27.-The burning {
John McInnis & Co.'s wool warehous
l in Congress street, last night, involve
+ the loss of about $4,000.
. Buffalo, Sept. 27.-Captain Tunnelg,
5 of the wrecked barge Iron City, arrive
: here safe last night. He came asho,
t on plank.
, Two companies Of the Sd regiment {
the State militia, while returning on til
5 Harlem road from drill on Whit
Plains, got into fight and used musket
: and bayonets freely. 1t is reporte
| that two were killed and twent
8 wounded.
: Cleveland. O., Sept. 27.-Later rt
| ports from Newbury state that six pei