Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-08
Geographic dispatches.
SPECIAL TO THE pIocHE DAILY RECORD
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EASTERN.
Washington, Oct ct is anticipated
in official circles that the award of the
Geneva tribunal will be paid before the
expiration of twelve months from the
time of its announcement-thi being the
treaty limit. The money will be paid to
the Department of State, and as there is
no law concerning its disposal legislation
by Congress becomes necessary for that
purpose.
The only official information concern
ing the San Juan arbitration is that
decision will be made early this month.
No appointment of Minister to Sweden
is contemplated until the Senate shall be
III session to confirm it.
The Government has taken no recent
action under the Ku kiux law, no COM
plants authorizing it having been made.
The United States and Spanish Com
mission, though organized more than q
year ago, has not adjudicated any claims.
Some of them will be ready for consider
alton at the next meeting of the Commits
sion this month. DIR. Houard's memo
rial is not yet received.
Minister Nelson informed the Depart
ment of State that there is prospect of
the Mexican Government soon appoint
ing Commission, in order that the bust
ness before the U. S. Mexican Claims
Commission may be resumed.
+. A. Boswell, Republican, having
withdrawn as candidate for delegate in
Congress for the District of Columbia,
the contest is now between Gen. Chip
man, Republican, present incumbent,
and F. g. Hine, supported by the Liberal
Republicans and Democrats
New York, Oct. 7-Greeley has been
invited to make another Western tour.
A large number of people alleged to
have registered fraudulently in Newark,
n. j., have been summoned to appear
before the Grand Jury on Monday
Ex-Gov Curtin spoke again i'll Phila.
delphia last night, but did not allude tc
national politics.
A special from Knoxville, Tenn, says
serious trouble is apprehended between
the authorities in Georgia and the U. S
Marshals. Gov. Smith has told the
present Receiver of the Alabama anG
Chattanooga Railroad not to surrender
the road to Judge Harolson and Lewis
Rice, Receivers appointed by Associate
Justice Bradley of the U. S. Supreme
Court. Gen. Wofford says he is in
structed to tear up every rail and burr
every bridge before giving up the road
The Marshals have already arrested thu
Sheriff of Dale county, and furthe
trouble is unprecedented.
New York, Oct Proctor and Den
min, convicted of burglary at the Firs
National Bank, Jersey City, were discov
cred to-day in plot to escape from Jail
Five pounds of powder were found il
their cells, sent in in peach cans.
With a view Of easing the money mar
ket, Acting Secretary Richardson has di
rected the Assistant Treasurer to buy fiv,
millions of bonds and sell five million
of gold tomorrow, subject to the usua
conditions of monthly purchases of bond
and sales of gold.
Boston, Oct. Rev. Geo. F. Hast
ings, an eminent Catholic Priest, an
founder of the House Angel Guardian
Roxbury, Mass, died here yesterda
morning.
Chicago, Oct. IA Washington spt
cial states that the interest felt in th
elections tomorrow is so great that bus
) ness is nearly at stand. Advices frol
both political parties in Philadelphi
} show that both are equally confident
victory. The Pennsylvania Republica
Congressional Committee here claims
majority of II, 900 for Hartrauft in Phil
delphia, and from 5000 to 5000 in u
Y State, outside of Philadelphia Senate
Cameron claims $1,000 majority for Har
rauft in the entire State.