Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-12-22


sist of 10000 shares, of par value of
500, cash to be paid up and insured by
an amount equal to the cost of the lines
purchased or constructed thereafter.
Telegraph Companies in actual operation
ale allowed to sell to this Company at
valuation to be fixed by five disinterested
parties.
Cincinnati Dec. 20.--Jas. Thompson,
wealthy farmer of Harroldsburg, KY,
is said to have left the country, with liza
bilities amounting to SAT, 0O0.
Toledo, o., Dec. 20.--The theft of
body from the graveyard by the students
of the Charity Hospital Medical College,
for dissection, some weeks ago, has re-
suited very seriously. The corpse was
that of victim of smallpox, though this
was not learned until the body was con-
veyed to the dissecting room, which is in
a large block in the heart of the city, and
occupied in the lower part for stores and
offices; above, for lodgings and medical
colleges. The contagion was not only
disseminated through the building and
taken by unvaccinated occupants, but
was carried by students to their boarding
houses, and has been widely spread
through the city. Though Distribute
from corpse, the cases resulting there
from are of the worst form-blacA pox.
A number of deaths occurred, and other
patients are in critical condition. The
people are Indignant, and the City Coun-
ell has taken cognizance Of the affair.
with view to prevent similar occur
renee in the future.
Washington, Dec. 20,-A delegation of
the Subcommittee from Louisiana, to-
day, expressed to the Judges of the SUI
preme Court their desire to have Judge
Bradley go to New Orleans and review
the proceedings of Judge Durell. Judge
Bradley thinks any such request should
come from his associates, who took the
matter under advisement.
Washington, Dec. 21.-This morning
the Louisiana Committee held private
meeting Mt Wizards, and proceeded, up
on an invitation from Speaker Blaine,
to the House of Representatives 1t was
recently ascertained that the Judges have
come to the conclusion that it remains
with the Associate Justice himself to de-
eide whether he will go to New Orleans
for the purpose stated.
The Louisiana Committee, this after
noon, agreed to issue an address to the
people, setting forth the law and the
facts in the case now disturbing that
State, and petition Congress for relief
when the session is resumed after the
holidays They then adjourned to NEE,
in New York on Monday, having beer
invited by prominent men of all partie:
to visit New York aud lay the who'll
matter before the people.
New York, December 21.-At Barlow
Office, to-day, Jay Gould delivered all tn
stock and bonds claimed from him by tn
Erie, amounting to between $4,000, 00
and $1,000 900. What arrangement ha
been made between Gould and the Els.
estate by which this has been brough
about is unknown. The Company ha
agreed to settle with the estate of Fis
for Fisk's half of the Opera House an
$500, 900 in cash This will leave Fisk
widow with less than 100000.
Messrs. Duncan, Sherman, Traver
and Gould remained in Barlow's Office
and assisted in the work. Gould, as IT
ported, surrendered all his real estate i
New Jersey. The Rhode Island propert
given up by Gould is supposed to be b
magnificent marine villa on the point 1
Newport. The title comprehends h
real estate interest on North River shol
and his Pennsylvania property, and
said to represent the coal fields. H
surrender of the Grand Opera Hou!
property would seem to indicate tn
Mrs Fisk has been convinced Of her il
ability to retain her ownership.
Geo. Palmer Putnam, q well know
publisher here, died suddenly this eve
ing. He had been at the store most
the day, and seemed in remarkably goo
spirits. He was exhibiting a book, whit
he suddenly fell to the floor, striking l.
his head on projecting shelf. A phys
g clan was at once summoned, who appli
> restoratives without effect
a George F. Train was arrested to-da
r and locked up in the Station House,
: bench warrant, to answer a charge
! publishing obscene literature.
t New York, Dec. 21.--In the Court
y Oyer and Terminer, to-day, George Fra
r els Train pleaded guilty to publishing
= paper ("The Train League") whic
S according to the indictment, is IN c
?. scene publication. ...~
l. New York, Dec. 21.-The Germ
d Dem. General Committee, last night,
+ affirmed the principles of the Cincinn
~ platform and took stems to reoroan