Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-08

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Nov. 6.-L. Is.
Johns warehouse was burned this even
ing. Loss about 6,OOO; partially in
sured.
Pennsylvania Railroad - Tweed's
Cass--First National Bank--Wis.
cOnsin Returns.
| PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.-The Board of
Directors of the Pennsylvania Railroad
will meet tomorrow to decide on the
question of declaring a dividend. The
matter hes not been previously consid-
cred, notwithstanding rumors to the
contrary
New YORK, Nov. Gin the Court Of
General Sessions to-day motion was
made to quash the indictments found in
1871 against ex-Comptroller Connolly,
on the ground that he was n co-defend-
ant in the trial now coming on against
Tweed. The case was set down for the
18th instant.
WASHINGTON, Nov. Con and after
Monday next the First National Bank
will pay 30 cents on the dollar on its to-
tai liabilities, exclusive of capital stock
over two millions. The New York As
sociated banks hold about S2l, 900, 600 in
legal tenders. Total amount of foreign
gold received at the assay Office from Oc-
tober 9Th to date, 81, SOL ,S25.
DETROIT, Nov. 6.-The Grand Rapids
Eagle figures Williams majority at SO,
with five towns il Muskegan county,
three towns in Allegany CO unity and one
in Kent county to hear from. The Dem
ocrat figures Comstocks majority at 81,
with seven towns in Muskegan, three
towns in Alegany and one in Kent
county to hear from.
Death of Laura Keene--Tammany Ex-
cited--NIfners' Strike In Tennessee.
New YORK, Nov. Laura Keene, the
we'll known actress, died in New Jersey
to-day, at an advanced age.
Crowded meeting of the Tammany
Society tonight. All the great guns Of
the party will be present to consider the
! report of the committee to watch cleo.
tions. Col. Fellows, from the committee
= appointed to watch frauds at the police
/ headquarters, in n lengthy speech de
r tailed how the returns from over two
4 Senatorial districts, especially that il
: which Judge Ledwith was running, hat
been tempered with by the police, tn,
delivery of the returns having been sys
:. .ematically passed back, and orders hav
ing been issued about ii o'clock in tht
evening to the police captains to pre-.
vent then delivery to the Associated
Press, lest these latter returns might in
:, terfere with changing the figures on tn
police returns. 1t is claimed that thi
action of the police was inspired by Com
d missioner Charlick, and resolutions wer
d adopted expelling the latter from tn
6 society.
y KNOXVILLE, Nov. 6.-The miners il
J the coal mines at Carreyville ore on
D strike against the employment of societ
men. The miners are boisterous. Th
= train returning from Carreyvills las
"a night discovered distractions on til
$ track, placed there by unknown parties
The engineer discovered the obstruction
- in time to avoid accident.
:, Shocking Scenes at an Execution.
WILLIAMspoRT, Pa, Nov. Cat II a
to-day an attempt was made to han
g. Wade, but the rope was too long and h
es touched the ground. The rope is no,
a being shortened for another trial. Wad
b. told the iailor to hurry up, as he ha,
I'd an appointment to dine in He'll with tn
Devil at 2. He said one thing trouble
az him, and that was whether those he mul
TX dersd was in Heaven or He'll. The rop
70 being too long, his feet struck squarely o
=. the ground. In this position he n
e. NAMED shouting. ooh Lord, hav
is mercy" The rope came off his nee
n. and his body fell over heavily on th
~ ground. He was carried upon the seal
is fold, and after long delay in arrangin
is the rope the drop was again pulled an
Ia he fell, this time less than three fee
d His pulse continued to beat for seve
To- minutes. After hanging 81 minutes b
We was placed in coffin and taken charg
,e of by his friends. Many pieces Of th
% rope was cut off and carried away as re
% les by the spectators.
Bricl<lsyers' Strike--The Affairs Of I'll
Virginlus.
= New YORK, Nov. The bricklayel
h are still on the strike.
d Judgment has been given for the d
: PENDANT in the suit of VIM. A. Britton I
!. New Orleans against General Butler