Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-19
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J'"v~" S*~F"""ss"Ns
SPECIAL TO THE p1ocHE DAILY RECORD
PACIFIC COAST.
Salt Lake. Oct 18. The boys Purdy
and Nelson, who committed the rape on
q girl near Ogden some time ago, were
yesterday found guilty of murder in the
second degree and sentenced to hard
work in the penitentiary for twenty
years. tG sss tans. . rtl he-I
EASTERN. =.
New York, Oct 1.-THE National
Board OF Trade to-day after an animated
discussion, adopted the report OF the
special committee condemning the
system of cornering markets, and calling
on the banks to discourage loans to
parties SO engaged. The committee
which conferred with Canadian delegates
reported resolutions that the Executive
Council memorabilia Congress for an
appropriation for commission to act
in connection with the State Department
in regulating the treaty for reciprocal
trade with Canada on a liberal basis,
which shall also include the enlargement
of Canadian canals by the Government
of Canada and the right of American
vessels to navigate said canals on the
same conditions as Canadian vessels.
The resolution was made the order of
the day tomorrow, and the Board ad-
journed.
Columbus, Ohio, 17th.-The Masonic
Grand Lodge adjourned to-day, after the
installation of Grand Officers. A petition
from the Colored Masons of Columbus,
for equal recognition with their white
brethren, was presented, but was not
considered for want OF time.
Washington, d. c., 17th.-Attorney
General Williams authorizes the emphatic
denial of the statement that he intends
to retire from the Cabinet after the Presi-
Dental election. His withdrawal from
the Oregon Senatorial contest was for the
purpose Of remaining in his present
position. 1t should be stated, on equally
good authority, that Col. Bristow, Solicit
tor General, has no ambition to be Judge
Williamss successor, it being known that
he will soon retire from that Office, and
engage in other pursuits.
Columbia, S. c., 17th.-The Moses
ticket is undoubtedly elected. Ransier,
Elliott and Raney, colored Republicans.
| and b. Z. Perry, Democrat, are elected
| to Congress. The Boilers polled a strong
| vote, and the Democrats elected several
Representatives to the Legislature.
Philadelphia, 17th.-At an informal
meeting of merchants in the Chamber of
Commerce, the following resolution was
adopted Resolved that a meeting of
merchants, manufacturers and bankers
be held on the LIST prox., at the Chamber
of Commerce, to consider the expediency
of Petitioning Secretary Boutwell, to re-
lieve the money market by purchasing
$4,000. 600 of interest bearing debt, with
the like amount of legal tenders retired
by Secretary Mccullough.
st. L ouis, l7th.-Two-thirds of the
Evening Dispatch have been sold by w.
H. McKenoy to d. Robert Barclay, for
SS0,000. W. H. Barclay, of Pittsburg,
assumes the business management.
Parsons, Kansas. l7th.-The Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Railroad will be push
ed to Dennison, Texas, vigorously. 400
houses are already there. Dt
New York, Oct. l7.-At Prospect Parl
to-day the double-team race was won by
Honest Allen and George Wilkes, beating
Plympton and Darkness. Time-2: 81
2; a1s, 2:3fA.
A conspiracy against the people o.
New York, based on the action of the
Interior Board of Audit, at session
which lasted Is minutes, and at which
they voted away $4,000, has been dis
covered, the idea being that arrangement
therefor were secretly made in advance
A telegram from an officer Of higt
standing at Annapolis, says that til,
story of maltreatment and injustice t.
the colored cadet, Midshipman COY yers
is wholly false. 4 n
Hartford, Get. ~ Republicans O
this district have nominated General j
r. Hawley for Congress.
Springfield. Mass, Oct. 17.-Henr,
l.. Dawes was unanimously re-nominate,
for Congress by Republicans of the It'll
district. -.,.,.
New York, Oct. 1.-THE Grand Jur
of Oyer and Terminer to-day presente,
, two indictments against members of tn
Ring whose names have not yet trans
pired. ~
1t is reported that the Herald is abou
to issue German edition. o
500 cigar makers are ON strike 70
higher wages. ..t.t5
450 Alsace and Lorraine emigrants al
) rived here on the LIST. ~ rs
The Chamber of Commerce entertaine,
the National Board Of Trade to-day in a
) excursion down the harbor. nd F. u
New York, Oct. 1.-THE indictment
J presented by Grand Jury of Oyer an
Terminer are four, including one 10
: misdemeanor and one for forgery agains
. VIM. NJ. Tweed, under which Benc
warrants were issued for his arrest.
e is understood the other two indictmen,
Q are conformity against Tweed, kichar
= Connolly and A. Oakley Hall, as Judso
+ Jarvis, Chief of the Bureau OF Arrest.
X endeavored tonight to arrest Tweed
! but failed to find him. 1t was rumore
= at a late hour that Tweed would sl,rrenC
! er tomorrow, accompanied by bond,
! men. r4..1 hGrE r.ttH
j. New York, Oct. 18th.-Havemeyer wi
( probably be nominated for Mayor.
Z 1t is understood that scores of me
p whose houses were frescoed at the publ
' expense will be proceeded against.
IA The Deputy Sheriff this noon al
n | uOuucd hia INABILITY IN find Mr. Tveet