Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-17

srAoaAh 10 THE PI0CHE DAILY RECORD
PACIFIC COAST.
Sacramento, Oct. 1913 p. MIN to-
days race the Maid won the first heat.
Time-220 The Maid came in one
length ahead. Second heat, the Maid
ahead. Time 2:20Z. Third heat the
Maid won. Time 1922.
New York, October 15.-The National
Board Of Trade commenced at the City
Hall this afternoon. Delegates were
present from San Francisco, Chicago,
Cincinnati, st. Louis, Detroit, Milwaukee,
philadelphia. New Orleans, Louisville, !.
Buffalo, Troy, Salem. (Mass.,) Whining
ton, (Del.,) Newark and Galveston. A
delegation was also present from the Do
minion Board of Trade. /. Frederick
Fraley, of st. Louis, was elected per-
manent Chairman. The Canadians
wanted all the barriers to trade thrown
down, but until the United States debt
was reduced they did not desire this.
Vice Presidents were elected, committees
appointed, and the Board adjourned till
~ o'clock tomorrow.
The investigation Of the loss OF the
steamer Bienville was continued to-day.
The Resident Physician of the Brook
Ign Homeopathic Hospital has been dis
charged by the lady managers, on the
ground that he is Romcn Catholic.
Six OF the eight physicians resigned, and
Henry Ward Beecher has entered an in
dignant protest against the act.
John Van Syke was arrested in Brook
lyn to-day, for the poisoning of his wife.
He had inst returned from her funeral.
A servant was also arrested.
Columbus, 15.-The Grand Lodge of
Ohio Masons met here to-day. The at
tendance was large. After addresses by
prominent members, an adjournment to
III O'Clock tomorrow followed.
Montpelier, VT, Oct. l5.-J. S. Morrill,
was to-day reelected U. S. Senator by
I'll votes, to III for Waldo Brigham,
democrat.
Washington. Oct 15.-Secretnry Bout
well has directed the Third Auditor to
suspend action upon all claims for stores
and supplies furnished ostensibly for the
army, unless the required returns have
been made by the rcceipting officers
This course is adopted because ex-officers
OF the army have given false receipts for
supplies. and dated them years ago.
The Commissioner Of Indian Affairs
and large delegation of Kiowas, Co.
manches, Apaches and other tribes, had
an interview to-day.
Trenton, \. j., Oct ia portion of
the Trenton Rolling Mill, with the pat
tern shop, was burned to-day; loss, $685.
600 or 5000.
Philadelphia, Get. 15.--The Morning
Post collapses to-day. Assigned cause,
failure to receive the Associated Press
news.
Buffalo, Get. 15.-The widows of the
engineer and fireman killed ON the RE
Railroad by the negligence of the mana
gers have recovered 5000 each for dam
ages against the company.
Augusta, Ca, Get. l5.-Frost last
night killed the veg tation. The weather
is excellent for cotton picking.
Nashville. Oct. l5.-First killing frost
OF the season this morning. Mercury at
freezing point.
hiladelphia. Oct. Is. - The fourth
annual convention Of the Irish Catholic
Benevolent Union will meet here to-
morrow
Hew York, Oct. l5.-At Prospect Park
the first race was won by Sensation in
three straight heats. Tlme-2:24L,
2;23n, 2:2411a. The great race of tue
meeting Will be on riday for $4,000.
Five horses, having record of about
2:2l each, are entered.
New York, Oc7. 16.--Yesterday two
freight trains collided near Newark, N.
f, killing the brakeman and wreckinc
several cars.
I he Liberal Republican National
Committee have issued an address re-
viewing the late elections, and urging
voters to renewed ylgor in the campaign.
Augustus st. clar, formerly news
paper reporter, in his deposition before
Judge Brady yesterday swore that at the
time Fisk was shot by Stokes he saw
pistol in Stokes hand. Fear of arrest
prevented him from giving this informa.
ton on the trial.
A meeting of the German American
Reform Association last night endorsed
the nomination of o 'Brien for Mayor.
Yesterday afternoon a fire damaged
Cooper, Hewitt y Co.'s lolling mill at
Trenton about $50, 900, and 600 men are
thrown out of employment.
Greeley declines the invitation to visit
hlcago owing to the delicate health of
his wife.
Steamer Providence, OF the Fall liver
line, bound out, while laying to to avoid
collision with schooner, ran into a
Government scow at He'll Gate last even
ing. The scow was smashed to pieces
and all the upper deck of the steamer
carried away, and she became unman-
ageable and drifted upon the rocks.
Great excitement prevailed among the
60 passengers, but none We're injured. A
vessel came alongside and took off the
passengers, and others reached the city
by tugs and small boats. The Provi-
dence tloated off at late hour.
Cineinneti, Oct. Is. = The Vulcan
Rolling Mills, Eighth street, and several
frame dwellings adjoining were burned
this morning. Loss in mill property,
$35, 900; other property, $1,000; no in
surance.
Washington, Oct. 16.-A colored Cadet
at the Naval Academy has been assaulted,
and those concerned in it are to be
punished by expulsion.
Major p. H. King died from the ef-
fects Of inhaling gas from burner that
had accidentally been turned on but not
ignited.
New York, Oct. 49, james A. Froude,
the famOuS EoUliSh hictnriao xvos ootar-