Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-27

San Francisco, Oct. 25.-9S cargoes OF
whea, have been cleared from this port
this year.
The Straightout Democratic State
Committee has determined TO put up
candidates for Congress in every district.
and not to indorse any who are now in
the field. VIZ T-T-c
A Gold Bluff assay, recently made in
this city by Houston, shows 50, 81 in
gold, and S1i7 in silver; total, S23, 05S.
Ii is in this material that the Table Bluff
Mining Company propose to operate.
Winnemucca, Oct. 25.--Snow fell to-
day on the mountains several inches
deep. The weather is cold.
Salt Lake. 8 p. m, October 26.-Gold
buying at llOh@ll2H.
A special dispatch from San Francisco
to Phoebe, dated Oct 26th, SAYS: Race
postponed on account of storms
EASTERN.
Nashville, Tenn, Oct. 25.-The entire
family Of Isaac Rswls, of Robertson
county, was poisoned a few days ago.
Mrs Ravls and daughter are dead, and
others are seriously i'll. Whether the
poisoning was Intentional or accidenta
is unknown.
New York, Oct. 25-On Halls trial
to-day, Garvey testified that in April,
1870, he had bills against the city.
Woodward, Of the Board of Supervisors.
asked me how much was due me, and l
told him as near as l could, aud he gave
me instructions to make out bills, and
that should have thirty five per cent. of
the whole bill. Watson, after that, told
me should have MY money if / followed
instructions. l did SO. The gross
amount Of my bills was 1896, 900, Of
which l expected to g t, for work done
or in progress, Sll0 900, for the Court
House. 5000; for the Armories and
Company Offices, $50, 600; for the Court
Buildings, $50, 100, (D; and $4,000,
cash advanced, and said to be for Tweed.
Houghton= objected to the testimony
about the $4,000, as not affecting the
defendant. Judge Brady said; Is it not
imma.erial for Whit purpose the additions
| to the bill were made whirh We're not ful
work done? Tremaiue said he proposed
to show that the defendant, when the
bill was Presented, signed it, and asked
whether this was one Of the bills il
which Tweed WAS interested, and on be
ing answered affirmatively, it produced
sensation. The Court decided to heal
the testimony of the witness. $50, OO(
was for Tweed in Albany, 3d. fol
work on the house and premises of Z
NJ Woodward, $50, 900 for work OF
Tweed premises at Greenwich. 3,00C
for plastering two houses for Tweed il
!, oath ~. On those bills I received 3;
per cent. Witness here identified tn,
number of checks which he deposited il
bank with Woodward. On receivin.
warrants, other checks were deposited il
the name of Tweed. Peckham snid, il
, reply to Counsel for defense, that he pro
posed to show that Tweed received
, portion of the checks deposited by h
, witness, and that Hill was conscious o
, the fact. (Sensation in Court.) Wit
ness also testified that, after frauds wer
, made public, he met Mayor II IL one da,
and told him he was afraid of being sued
= and said, is there any danger of thes
folks sueing us boys and taking all GU
prop, rty? The Mayor replied, who i
going TO do it? Witness took warrant
to the Mayor to be gned. He did no
know how much was to come out of then
t for Tweed. The Mayor asked him: Ar
} these Tweed's matters? Witness sal
Yes" and the Mayor signed them
Peckham here proposed to show tina
from and prior to 1869 there was con
tinuous arrangement by which certain
: amount was deducted by Tweed's order
from Garyey's bills. Witness paid Twee
Is per cent. of his bills at first. Watso
told him to do as Woodward told him
and in order to get paid he had to do SC
Woodward gradually raised the amour
, to 65 per cent. He had little connection
: with Mayor Hall subsequently. Witnes
Y had a warrant for S45, 900, which tn
Mayor signed, but not until witness an
l Ingersol had sent him present Of silver
: ware The Mayor here asked the witnes
if he did not recollect telling him tina
his bills were just? Garvey said, "Nc
but it wasn't likely l was going to tel
you they were UNJUST The Court ad
e journed. i"n asraH..J
The suspension Of R. W. Nathan,
stock broker, is announced.
Hugh Mcguire, one of the oldest Cath
t Ole priests in the United States, died q
: Brooklyn to-day, aged n years.
Judge Nelson has refused bail to tn
: conductors of the Brooklyn Chronicle
I accused Of ibeling District Attorne
Britton.
, Indianapolis, Ocs. 25.-It is repor.e
I | that the Canadian b,,rss 6issaea hos n,