Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-12-31

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New York. Dec. 29.-The steamer
James Adger arrived on Saturday, with
10 men for the Albany penitentiary, con-
victed of ku-klux outrages. Among the
prisoners is Rev. John Ezell, Baptist
clergyman, of South Carolina. Three
others confess to having been concerned
10 IA assassinations.
Frederick Campbell! was found in his
room, dying from pistol shot acciden-
tally received. He was a son of Jacob
Campbell, President of the Pacific Bank,
and held responsible position in the
banking house of Vermilye & Co.
Rev. DR.. Haight has written letter
declining the position to which he has
been e,ected-Bishop of the Episcopal
diocese of Massachusetts.
New York, Dec. 30.-The East and
North rivers are blocked with ice. The
lakes at Central Park were covered with
skaters all day yesterday, and there was
a regular carnival of slei.hing on Harlem
Lane and the cross roads in the upper
part of the city.
The Herald says one of the leading
stock operators has locked up 81, 800, 900
in greenbacks.
At the solicitation of friends, Froude
altered his determination of sailing on
Saturday last. He will remain in the
country another week.
A number of new schemes for the re-
organization of the city are expected
with the opening of the Legislature. 1t
is understood that the Committee of
Seventy of the Republican Committee
will each submit proposition.
Chicago, Dec. 30-A Washington
special contains the following informa-
ton Of diplomatic character, just re-
ceived from Mexico, and which is con-
strued by members of the diplomatic
corps to be indicative Of general revo-
luton in that country; and the impress
sion is that by or before the 1st of Feb
ruary revolution against the new gov
eminent of President Lerdo de Tejada
will occur
The death of the King OF the Sand
wich Islands, in view of the fact that he
left no heir to the throne, is subject of
comment and speculation here in official
and diplomatic circles. Gov. McCook,
of Colorado, who was Minister resident
at Honolulu prior to Gen. Grants Ad-
ministration, is of opinion that if our
Government wants to annex the Islands,
it can be done now without much diff
Guilty.
II our present Minister there shows
any sort Of magnanimity, he can have
control of matters. The English and
French Ministers are absent on leave,
and there are no foreign vessels of war in
Hawaiian waters except the American,
and in all departments OF the Govern
ment of the Kingdom, the Americans
have the ascendancy.
Boston, Dec. 30.-A Washington cor
respondent writes that Boutwell, has
written his resignation, to take effect on
February 18th.
Cincinnati, Dec. 30.-William Will
hanson, well known business man.
and a member of the Chamber of Com
MERGE, died suddenly from pneumonia,
yesterday.
st. Petersburg, Dec. ga bulletin
this morning states that the Czarowitz
passed quiet night. The patients con-
dition is satisfactory.
Paris, Dec. 29.-M. Bourgeony, French
Minister to the Papal Court, resigned,
because some French naval officers in
Rome, at the beginning of the holidays,
called on the King and the Pope the
same day, and rendered the compliments
of the season. The monarchists seek to
make political capital out of the affair.
The Union publishes addresses praising
the Minister'S act as a striking disavowal
Of the policy which would abandon the
Holy Father to spoliation and insult
London, December 29.-The Austrian,
French and Prussian newspapers are en-
gagged in lively controversy over the
disclosures made by Duke Grammont, in
regard to the origin OF the late war. The
Duke brings documentary evidence in
support of the truth of his assertion that
Austria promised to assist France in case
of war with Prussia. He publishes an
Austrian dispatch to the French Govern
ment, in which pledge is given in the
following words: Your cause is ours,
We will contribute to the success of the
French arms"
1t is reported that the Austrian Gov
eminent has determined to dispense al
together with the services of Count
Buest. ...