Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-18


fer Mayor. It is the general
opinion that the Republicans will nomi-
nate es-Mayor Havemeytr. The Demo-
Gratis talk of John McCool, Smith Ely or
John Kelly. '.---..
Judge Merrimon of North Carolina has
written a letter to a friend in reference
to contesting the election in that State,
in which he says he would not think OF
doing so upon slight or captious grounds,
nor to crafty party caprice; but if there
is substantial ground for doing so, which
he thinks there is. and that it can be
mnde to appear according to law, and if
the people demand it, then it will be his
duty, aad also his pleasure, to contest it.
The American Public Health Associa-
ton. composed of medica! and scientific
gentlemen from various parts of the
country, has been formed, with Stephen
Smith, of New York, President, and
| Elisha Harris, of New York, Secretary.
The assc ci alton now numbers IS men,
be rs-all well known as lnborers in the
| field of sanitary improvement il. the
principal cities Of the United States and
| Canada.
| Greeley delivered an address tonight
at the Newark Fair, on Mechanical
Arts" ..--.....
A splendid reception was given by the
| Lotus Club to Edmund Yates, the Eng
lish author, who was introduced by
Whiteiaw Reid.
/ Nashville, Sept &c. A party of men,
! masked, went to the residence Of Henry
Miller, who was the father of child by
white woman, and called him out and
shot him dead. Two of fhe murderers
are known, and warrants are issued fol
their arrest @~ y tA i
Coun.b bus, O., Sept. lG.--The Repub.
lican State Central Committee has made
arrangements for II number OF distin
guishea speakers to appear in This State
between HOW and the election, including
Henry Wilson and POSTMASTER Genera
Crtsswell. ..t. I... :
Gov. Noyes to-day returned from In
diana. He expresses the belief that tina
State will go Republican in October. 3
st. Loris, Sept. 1G.-Judge Slatto, o
Cincinnati, delivered speech on thu
political issues of the day at the Temple
tonight. The audience was very large
He was frequently applauded.
Pi,tsburg, Sept. 16.--Delegates to tn
Soldiers md Sailors Convention hav
been arriving constantly throughout tn
day. from various parts of the country
and have parated through the princp'
streets Of the city. The Convention wi
assemble in the Opera House to.morro'
ut 10 o'clock.
: Louisville, Sept. &c. The last rail wa
laid on the south and North Alabnn1
Railroad yesterday. The line is Il
most direct from Louisville to the Gul
-. Providence, Sept. l6.-Dennehy, Il
:, murderer Of Sol. II. Favor, was arreste
y today at Greenvlle, Canada, by a Prov
:. dence detective.
= Philadelphia, Sept. l6.-The journe
y men tailors met this evening and 7
~ solved to give the ,falols' Exchange t
=, Saturday to reconsider its action in l
- fusing an advance of wages Of "a p
80 cent. or join the strike.
w FOREIGN.
-. Paris, Sept. lG.-Thiers, when visit
os the Shenandoah. complimented Comm
h. dore Wells on the excellent condition
al his ship and discipline of the crew, q
m expressed the hope that friendly re
n. tons vould always exist between Frar
al, and the United States. Wells repli,
70 cordially reciprocating the good wish
no. of the President, and thanking him
". the honor conferred on the Americ
70. navy by visit from the chief of {
Oh French Republic. 5j ". 3l.'i
o., Hon, John Jay, Minister to Austr
en- has arrived from Vienna. i i
IN. Geneva, Sept. l6.-Count Sclopis
nm this city this, morning for Italy.
f. n Chief Justice Cockburne, Sir Rount
we Palmer. and Prof. Montague Berna
led with their families, took the afternc
rs train for + arts. r,, .. -- ..
ms London, Sept. 16-As Prince Artl
nj, is soon to visit Birmingham, the authc
An ties made the usual appropriation
wo the expenses of his reception. The
uld publican Club of that city, at n rec
meeting, protested against an increase
local expenses for such purposes,