Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-19


of the Spanish possession. This Gov
eminent did not recognize any right on
the part Of Spain, in the present state of
affairs, to interfere in any way with our
merchant-ships on the seas, except in
the usual right in her own ports and
within one marine leauge Of the coast of
Cuba, OF on her dominions. and of this
fact she was aware as a matter of course.
1t is the determination of the United
States to protect its citizens in all their
rights and to compel respect to the flag.
The present naval preparations were
with this view; not to initiate war pre-
partitions by the President: that power
was vested in Congress; but TO be pre-
pared for all possible contingencies.
Upon the meeting Of Congress all the
facts in possession Of the Executive De-
partment relative to Cuban affairs would
be laid before that body, with such re-
concentrations as the occasion might
demand. Tomorrow he said he would
commence the preparation of a message,
but would defer that part relating to
Cuban affairs until within a day or two
before the meeting of Congress; desiring
first to obtain all possible facts on the
subject.
New YORK, Nov. Steamship Gle
opatra, which arrived to-day, brought the
newspapers and mails she took on her
outward-bound trip to Havana. The
Spanish authorities refused to allow them
to be landed.
PH1LDELAPHIA, Nov. l7.-The sale of
Cuban bonds has been commenced in
this city by the agent. They sold at 25
cents on the dollar, and as they bear 7
per cent. interest, many prominent citi-
zens, either through belief in the in
vestment, or a disposition to aid Cuba,
are purchasing freely.
A hundred additional hands were put
to work at the navy yard to-day, and this
afternoon an extra gang was employed
President Grant on Utah Affairs.
Murder and Suicide.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.-During the
brief conversation, the President said ht
should, in his message, again recommend
such legislation for Utah as to relieve ju
dicial matters there from their present
embarrassment. He would, in calling at
tention to judicial subjects, submit I
plan, not yet fully matured rendering
currency more flexible and preventing it
if possible, from being used as recent,
for gambling purposes,
OwENsBURG, KY, Nov. 1.-THE wool
en- mills were burned to-day. Loss
$4,000
At Henderson, one Thompson, in
drunken fit, killed his wife and attempted
suicide, but failed.
Levi Blue (colored) stabbed to tn
heart another named Simpson, at Man
gansdeld, Ky. The colorcd people ar
pursuing the murderer.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 1.-THE report i
confirmed that Cabreles Blanco, note
Mexican bandit, has crossed into Texa
with party Of marauders and is Robin
the country. He recrossed the Ri
Grande near Los Ceval The militar
were informed too late to make pursui
MEMPHIS, Nov. 17.-Mrs. Moon,
widow, committed suicide to-day by tai
ing laudanum. Cause, restitution.
The Office of the Cuban Junta here,
is rumored, purpose raising colore
regiment to assist in the Liberation OF th
slaves of Cuba.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov. IA comps
ny of 65 men, organized here, have tel
dered their services to Governor Lesl
in view Of a prospective war with Spail
BUFFALO, Nov. IA fire this morl
ing burned Wheat & Brailey's printin
house and adjacent buildings. Los
$500. 600; partially insured.
Money in Bank---Corrupt Juror II
dicted--Other Items.
= New YORK, Nov. 1S.-The banks hol
1927, 725, 900 in legal tenders, a decreas
f of Sc, $50, 900 since yesterday.
!, Robert Porter, juror in the Stok,
case, was arrested to-day for bribery. Q
I an indictment found by the Grand Jua,
3 FoRTREss MONROE, Nov. 18.-U.
steamer Worcester, flagship of the Mort
Atlantic squadron, passed out this NOR,
t ing for Santiago de Cuba.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1S.-The colore
citizens of the District of Columbia hol
: a mass meeting on Thanksgiving eve
Y sympathize with Cuba. Fred. Dougla.
s will be one of the speakers.
t The Supreme Court Of the District
Columbia requires personal service Q
8 all absent defendants in the case of Il
r alleged bankruptcy of Jay Cooke & c,
New YORK, Nov. 1S.--A Washingtc
7 special says the Navy Department b,
5 ordered recruiting offices opened througl
, out the country, and that the navy
recruited to the utmost capacity above
| by law.
PrTTsBURG, Nov. 18.-The Nation
Trust Company suspended temporari
, this morning.
: WASHINGTON, Nov. 1S.---Secretsl
Robson, now in New York, has sur
moned the chief clerk Of the Navy D
partment there, in connection with Il
preparation of vessels destined for Cub
Foreign News.
l second Letter from the Pope to Il
Emperor OF Germany, etc.
r New YORK, Nov. IT, The Londo
8 telegraph of the 9th has the followin
. Berlin, Nov. Cit is not denied in {
! fetal circles here that the Pope wrote
: second letter to the Emperor. The ia
8 that it has not been published is ascrib
Q to the circumstance that it treated Of m,
!, tiers strictly personal to his Majesty al
{ in no way touching upon political an