Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-26
Eastern Dispatches.
SCHENECTADY, n. Y, June p

Eastern Dispatches.
SCHENECTADY, \. Y, June "a.
The express train for West New York
on the Central Railroad, due here at
p. IN. yesterday. ran into freight train
on the side track, a mile west OF this
city, and demolished several freight cars
and the engine of the passenger train,
killing Robert Hammil and seriously
injuring j. I. Shycks, the brakeman Of
the freight train; also injuring the fire.
man and engineer Of the passenger train.
NEW York, June "a.
/ The indictment against Thomas Cow
an for bribery is set forth in three ae-
counts charging him with putting in q
! former warrant for SIS, 664 SO, knowing
I it to he false warrant, as the work had
not been done, and in consideration OF
five per cent. of the amount he certified
against Norris W. Roe and Peter Mona
han for felony. He charged them with
obtaining signatures. to the written in
strument by means of false pretences,
and by placing the signature of Mayor,
A. Oakley Hall, to county warrant for
furnishing the stationery, ETC., to the
Office of the Receiver Of Taxes. They
We're each bailed in -, 600.
Phineas Cokingsland is charged with
| forging three bills on the Broadway
National Bank, one for So, 1892 and an
other for S2j, $685. and the remaining one
for S33, 063 on the 4th of January, 1871.
The bills purported to be signed by
Richard Connolly, Comptroller, and
countersigned by A. Oakley Hall, and
Joseph 3. Young, Clerk Of the Super
yisors
Twelve jurors have been obtained in
the Walworth case.
The Board of Health this evening
listened to a report upon the approach OF
cholera, and resolved to increase the
disinfection corps.
The funeral of Lewis Tappan was
largely attended at Plymouth Church,
Brooklyn, to-day. Beecher officiated.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, June "a.
The Supreme Court to-day unanimous
ly decided that the Constitution Of Ohio
does not enjoin or require religious in
structions or the reading of religious
books in the public schools of the State,
the Legislature having placed the man
agement of the public schools under the
exclusive control Of the Directors, Trus
tees and Board of Education. TIT
Courts have no rightful authority to in
terfere by directing what instruction
shall be given or what books shall bt
read therein.
Judge Greene, Of the Common Plea
Court, to-day decided that so much o
the Sunday ordinance as affixed penal
ties for keeping open saloons for the sail
of spirituous liquors on Sunday is valid
and so much thereof rs affixed penalties
for keeping open on that day saloon
or other place for the purpose of selling
Ohio wine, cider, beer, porter, sod
water and confectionery, for the sal
thereof, is held to be void.
ST. LOUIS, June "a.
An attempt was made on Saturda,
last by a band of desperadoes to rob tn
store Of Mrs. Roddy, at Burlington
Roddy resisted and shot and killed tw
of the band named Joseph Backus AM
Thomas jefferson, and dubbed anothe
with his gun so badly that he canno
live.
New YORK, June "a.
The billiard game was resumed q
Irving Hall this evening. The contest
ants were Albert GARNER and JOSEF
Dion. The first call of the score CAV
GARNER ll2, Dion so. At the end c
the Dist inning the game stood: Garnie
1876, Dion l0j. In the subsequent il
ming GARNER, by some of the mos
brilliant playing ever witnessed here
made Sc points and in the 25th innin
ran out. The game score was: Garnie
300, Dion 1856. Before the game Dio
was the favorite two to one. The fourt
game of the tournament was played tc
night between Cyrille Dion and Josep.
Dion. The game was devoid of any par
ticular interest, with the exception G
several brilliant shots by Joseph Dion
who seemed to play as if he was rattle
careless about winning the game. Tn
score stood at the 44th inning: Josepl
Dion 2l5, Cyriile 222. In the SAT-
inning Cyrille finished the third hundred
winning the game--Joseph' score stand
ing at 235. The fifth game was between
Francis Ubassy and John Deery. Il
banking for the lead the balls were S
nearly on a line that it was impossible t
tell to whom it belonged. Ubassy sc
down and waived his hand to Deery t
proceed, which he did. On the frs
inning neither scored. Deery did nc
score in the second, but Ubassy, by
mastery stroke, got the balls imposition
and then followed some billiards tn
like of which was never before seen il
New York, he making run of 90 an
then stopping up on q cushion shot
While Ubassy was playing there wa
intense excitement in the hall, the aud
ence cheering and stamping at ever
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