Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-27
PACIFIC COAST.

Since July l, 1872, 3,5O0,OOO centals Of
wheat have been received here, and
2,2oO, 600 centals exported.
The principal teacher in one of the
public schools of this city, Noah Flood,
has been served with a notice by the pa
rent of a colored child that application
will be made to the Supreme Court fora
mandamus compelling said teacher to
admit the child to his school.
A telegram has been received stating
that the treasure on board the steamer
America, burned at Yokohama, has all
been recovered, but it is so smashed and
melted together as to prevent identified
ton.
As the doctors disagree as to the in
sanity of Mrs. Fair, the jurors will be
compelled to decide the point them
selves. The evidence for and against
her temporary insanity is about equally
divided.
Salt Lake City, Sept. 26.-Last nigh
as man named Elder was walking along
First South street he was attacked by q
man who struck him a violent blow in
the face and then robbed HIM of his
pocket-book, containing 500 and a
check for $4,000. Elder was badly in
jured, his head being a mass of blood.
The robber is still at large. 2 l.#3"l.ll
Immense preparations are being made
for the Territorial Fair, which will COM
mence on the Sd of October. III OH
Dispatches from Spring City, Sanpete
county, represent the Indian hostilities
not yet ended.
This morning man named Miller was
shot from off load of lumber and in
stantly killed, and his little boy was
wounded in the thigh and wrist.
Gold-Buying, ILL selling, 1917.
EASTERN.
New York, Sept. 25.-The story that
Forester would confess who was the
real murderer of Nathan, provided he be
pardoned, proves untrue.
Jno. McKeen, senior counsel for Stokes,
says he sees no reason for change of
venue. The new trial takes place next
month.
The Liberals have unanimously nomi-
mated John M. Randall for Congress.
lengthy address to the Democrats of
the United States has been issued by
committee of the Louisville Convention.
1t explains the object of the assembling;
opposes the Baltimore platform as un-
Democratic; contends that the masses of
the Democracy did not demand the nom.
lnation OF Greeley nor the adoption Of
his platform, and says the watchword is
not anything to beat Grant, but anything
to prevent Greeley from beating and de-
stroyins the Democratic party. The ad-
dress concludes by inviting all Demo-
Gratis to vote for O'Conor and Adams.
Des Moines, Iowa, Sept. 25.-The
O'Conor Democrats held their State Con.
vention to-day and nominated the fol-
lowing ticket: For Secretary of State, E.
5. Parvin of johnson; Auditor, Jos. Cas-
sidy of Pottowatamie; Treasurer d. B.
Beers of Audulson; Attorney General, 4.
G. Case of Floyd; Register Of nrsd Of
fee, Dan. Sherwood of Pott@ Stamie;
Electors at Large, Thos. Monrd tDu-
buque, and Barton Granger of FNR
st. Louis, Sept. 25.-Erastus Wells
has been nominated for Congress by the
Liberals of the I'd District. -g5,..-
Boston, Sept. Pa largely-attended
meeting of Republican women of Massa-
chusetts was held in fremont Temple
this evening to indorse the recognition of
the rights of woman in the platforms
adopted at Philadelphia and Worcester
and to ratify the Republican National
and State nominations. Lucy Stone
called the meeting to orde, and Rev. Jas.
Freeman Clarke presided. A congratu-
latory address to the women of America
on the encouraging progress of the wo-
mans rights movement, and embodying
the spirit of the meeting, was adopted.
Copenhagen, Sept. 26.-The Danish
authorities prohibit the importation of
English cattle on account of the rinder-
pest. .-. ...... .........
FOREIGN.
New York, Sept. 25. - The London
Times of the oath copies the following
from the Pail Mall Gazette: The Patrie
processes to be able to guarantee the per-
feet authority for the announcement il
made that the Government of Prussia
has finally resolved upon the construc-
ton of monster canal to connect the
Baltic with the North Sea coast. The
expense OF the canal, it says, is doubtless
to be betrayed out of the French indem-
nifty fund. The preliminary estimates
and plans are already in existence, and a
committee of engineers and superior Of
ficers has been appointed to proceed to
the spot, which is expected in Kiel about
the goth inst, ACCORDING IN the potr;o