Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-16

struck her on the head with his fist and
crushed her skull.
New York, l5th.-The Democratic Ma
tional ex-Conimittee held conference
here yesterday, at which were present
number OF leading democrats, including
Samuel Tilden, Senator Fenton, VIM. +.
Philips. of His, Gen. Geo. NJ. McCook,
Brinkerhotf, of Ohio, John A. Finch and
MIR. Bowling. of Indiana. Reports were
made OF very encouraging character as
to the canvass, and it was announced |
that the campaign was now being prose-
cuted with renewed energy.
The Tammany County Convention last |
evening nominated W. H. eopard for
Supreme Court Judge, James c. Spencer,
Justice of the Superior Court, and G. S.
Bedford, for City Attorney
Baltimore, i5th.--The Archbishop of
New York, and all the bishops attending
the ceremonies at the Installation of
Archbishop Bayley, were in conference
yesterday, several hours. 1t is under
stood that provisional council will be
summoned early in the administration of
the new Archbishop. in the interest of
the colored people The subject of secu-
lar education will be a prominent topic
of consideration.
At a banquet given to Archbishop Bay
ley, that dignitary, in his remarks, said
he never did believe in opposing liberty
of conscience, and he was an earnest ad-
vocate of its fullest exercise. He believed
he was appointed to his present trust be-
cause he was known to be opposed to the
materialistic spirit of the age, and an
enemy of intemperance.
Chicago, l5th.-Two boats from the
propeller :. Belle, which foundered in
: AXE Michigan yesterday morning land
ed at Racine last night, one containing II
persons and the other 7. This, with the
4 in the captains boat, very small skiff,
which reached Kenosha last night; make
% in all known to be saved. The clerk
of the La Belle, who commanded one OF
the boats which has arrived at Racine
says there were 81 persons in all on
board, q of whom We're passengers. in
Guiding two children. Five or SIX mer
J refused to leave the vessel, and when she
went down they were seen struggling OF
the waves, and the sea running too higl
to admit of assistance reaching them, ant
it is thought they were drowned. Two
boats, with % persons, are still missing
} but it is thought both are safe, as one o
| them, with 10 persons aboard, was seel
) by the clerks boat yesterday afternoon
steering north; and he thinks they wer
e picked up by passing schooner. Tn
S cause of the disaster was the shipping o
: heavy sea amidshlps, which put out tn
r fires and stopped the engines, and allow
r cd the vessel to swing into the trough O
b, the sea, when she started her seams
+ She kept ahoat about six hours, from
: midnight Sunday till near 6 o clock yes
# terday morning. Her cargo, which wa
j. valuable, is a total loss, "a great part bein
8 thrown overheard by the crew in the at
3 tempt to tighten her and keep her aaoat
b Speaker Blaine addressed an immens
5, Republican meeting here tonight.
= New York, 15th.-A Paris special say
is there was great excitement there las
n night, consequent upon the reception b
IS President Theirs of a box of bombs, wit
st an anonymous letter, stating that thou
and bombs had been sent to Paris.
~ A Washington special mentions Il
a. receipt of letter from IN American
e- Rome, stating that the Popes authorl
IN is ignored, and that the people hate Il
he priests.
1t. The propeller China. loaded with P
Die iron, was burned yesterday, IA miles 0
al from Kingston, Canada. No lives lo'
he A Berlin dispatch of to-day contradit
y, the statements in regard to Bismarck
Use serious illness. His leave of absence b
Is. not been prolonged.