Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-29
Eastern Dispatches.



Eastern Dispatches Of Yesterday.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 2s.-The sash fac
tory of Wilson 4 Son burned this morn
ing. Loss, $40, coo; insured for $40, 600.
The census of this city shows popr-
lation of 800. 1898.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-The Secretary
of the interior, in bis annual report, re-
CARDS the situation Of the Indian service
as favorable. He says the Souix nation
is almost completely surrounded by tribes
friendly to the Government and hostile
to the Souix. If these friendly tribes
could be literally supplied with i'm
proved firearms and ammunition the
supremacy of the Sioux might in a few
years be destroyed with but little aid
from the army. He refers to the lawless
condition of the Indian Territory, and
saws if the constitution, with amend
ment, is not adopted at the next meet
ing of the Indian Council and Congress,
shall not enact Territorial Government.
he trusts legislation may be obtained to
provide for courts therein under the
jurisdiction, so far as the appointment
of judicial officers is concerned, by the
General Government. He also calls the
attention of Congress to request from
colony of Minnonites residing in
Southern Russia, for modification of the
existing laws in certain particulars, te
enable them to settle upon the public
domain in a compact colony. The entir'
area they will probably require will b.
about 500, 900 acres.
1t is stated, on what is believed to b
good authority, that the Government ha
extended the time for definite repl
from Spain.
New YORK, Nov. 2S.-M. Quesada an
Del CASTILLO have published card Stain
that they are the only representatives {
Republican Government in Cuba no
abroad; that the collection of funds fC
the suffering Cubans is without their al
thority and against the commands I
, their Government, and condemning q
: attempts to enlist men as being in dire
violation of the laws of the land.
! Ann Smith, widow aged IS year
e died last evening, it is supposed fro
: the effect of cruel beating at the han
. of Patrick Clark and his son, Both we
- arrested.
> CHICAGO, Nov. 2S.-Ex-Governor OIL
5 ex-senator Richard Yates of this Stat
" died suddenly last night at Barnun
)" Hotel, st. Louis.
10 LOUISVILLE, Nov. pa fearful tral
L. dy occurred at Harroldsburg Kentucl
yesterday, during the trial in which
y b. Thompson, Senior, was the princil
40 on one side and Theo. Davis, Senior,
a. the other, was in progress, and ed
. principal was attended during the VIII
q trial by sons fully armed. AT the CT
w. clusion of testimony, while the lawy
"a were preparing instruction, preparat
-. to commencing arguments, son
- Thompson and son of Davis mo
" towards the door, followed by all
=: other, and in a moment firing c.
menced, by whom it is not kno
% Many shots were fred, and Theo. Da
!. ST., and his son Larry were install
-, killed. Then. Davis, Jr., was mort
~ wounded and has since died. P B. Tho
a.. son, ST., and his two son, P. B., Jr.,
-. ]. B., are slightly wounded.
~. New YORK, Nov. 2S.-Jas. A. Inger
Loa was to-day sentenced to five years /
labor in the State Prison, and John
~, Harrington TO IS monts Imprisonment
a.. The Sheriff has received letter f.
rho the Attorney, General remonstra
,ra, against keeping Tweed in the To
- when he should be in Jail.
-. WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-Henry Yo'
~. a colored man, convicted Of the mu
u.as of frank Hahn, was hanged to-day in
: - Jail yard.