Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-07-23

dates nominated by political parties are
both temperance men not 10 Interfere;
when one is temperance and the othertis |
not, to support the temperance man;
when neither is temperance man to |
nominate man of their own.
The Pail Mall Gazette gives currency |
to the following from the pen Of the
Rev. j. W. Brooke. late vicar Of st. |
Mary's, Nottingham, England "A GER
tain clergyman died in certain diocese
toward the end Of the year 1871. This |
clergyman had appointed as his executor |
brother, who is an Admiral in the |
British Navy, together with friend of
his brother, also an Admiral of high |
standing. the executors, on examining
his papers, found IA parcel indorsed:
Inviolably Sacred; TO be destroyed
The parcel contained two documents
one dispensation from the Pope per-
hitting the deceased to retain his posi- |
ton as an Episcopal clergyman, though |
actually Catholic priest; the other a
list of the clergy in his diocese, or near
him, as are likewise possessed o: dispen-
sations."
MATTHEW Brown, the English essay
list, makes the bold assertion that the
use Of ale, wine and beer is harmless
compared with tea drinking. He pro-
nounces tea the ..real enemy of modern
civilization. the secret poison that is eat
ing away the vigor OF the age" There
are SO many reiormers with different
theories respecting the direful conse-
quences attending the use of different
kinds of stimulants and food that nerv
Gus people will soon be afraid to touch
anything outside Of bread and water.
Those who are rash enough to disregard
these denunciations entrench themselves
| behind such statements as that made a
few days ago, of woman having sur
yived TO be 81 years old, who from her
youth had been addicted to the use of
snuff and tobacco.
The Democratic Mendocino County
Central Committee eompels all candidates
for the Assembly to give pledge that
they will, if elected, support none but a
I Democrat for the United States Senate.
D. W. McCallum, having announced
himself as candidate for the Assembly,
/ subject to the will of the Democratic
/ party, has formally Withdrawn and ac-
| cepted the nomination of the Taxpayers
| party, giving the following reasons there
for: While | am willing and anxious to
see any good man elected to the United
States Senate, who stands on the Cincin-
matt and Baltimore platform, and who is
not owned and controlled by the railroad
monOpoles, | cannot pledge myself to
/ vote for Democrats and none others, as
! III the probable event of a contest between
two Republicans, such a pledge would
leave me no choice and prevent my vot-
ing for such man AS Governor Booth
IN opposition to Geo. c. Gorham or any
other railroad candidate.
The News says the Town Marshal has
found in one of the Indian rancheries
near Gold Hill, fair-haired white child,
which was being tenderly cared for by Il
dusky mahaia. The Indian woman re-
fused to communicate any information
III regard to the parentage of the child or
how she came into the possession of it,
so that whether it was an Indian half
breed or some wait entrusted to the In
dian woman for rearing is question
still involved in mystery, and may at
some future time furnish the ground
work for tale or a romance.
The steamboat Daniel Drew was so
heavily loaded with passengers on the
trip from New York to Albany on the
Fourth that the first engineer left her,
declaring that it was unsafe to carry such
a load. The second engineer took her
through five hours behind time. Before
startins from New York the police put
off ovst 200 passengers, who, though
assured that the boat could not carry
them, had refused to disembark and take
the cars.
PRESIDENTS Brigham Young Geo. A.
Smith and Daniel H. Wells, some mem
bers of the Quorum of the Twelve Apos-
ties and few others, visited Coalville
While there the party visited and in.
spected the Wasatch aud some other
coal mines and also examined the Coal
VILE and Echo Railroad. The erection
of a new Courthouse at Coalville has
been commenced the dimensions Of
which, on the ground, will be forty feet
each way. After spending pleasant
day the company reached the city by
last evenings train Deseret News,
18th.
W. $. MCCAIN, a prominent lawyer OF
Queen county, New York, dropped dead
at Glen Cove, on the 18th instant, while
defending a case in Court.
COMMODORE WILLIAM NJ. GLENDY, OF
the Navy retired list, died at Baltimore
! on the 18th instant
COLONEL SIMON FAIR. prominent and
venerable lawyer of Columbia, South
Carolina, died on the 10th instant.