Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-20

OMAHA, Nov. lo.-HoSan and Allen
fought three rounds at Pacific City to-day.
First - Hogan first blood and knock
down. Second in Hogan's favor. Third
Allen fioored Hogan, and struck him
foul. Hogan's friends broke up the
fight
AUBURN, n Y.-Twelve loaded canal
boats were sunk at the wharves in this
city during the storm last night.
New York, Nov. 1S.-This afternoon
the Havana mail steamer, Wilmington,
took out IA large cases, containing sew
eral hundred Remington rifles for the
Spanish Government, and large guam
tty of provisions.
New YORK, Nov. lS.-The Tribune Of
tomorrow will publish the following let
ter from Senator Sumner, which was to
have been read at the Cuban meeting last
night, but which the committee state was
received too late
Boston, Nov. 16.
GENTLEMES: 1t is not IN my power to
be with you at the meeting to ask for JUS
tice in Cuba. Allow me to add my long
ing for emancipation in this neighboring
island, where slavery still shows its infa.
nous front, and always insisting that de-
lay is contrary to justice. | don't think
it is practicable at this moment, on exist
ing evidence, to determine all our duties
in the present case, where civilization has
received a shock. 1t is very easy
to see that no indignation at the dread
ful butchery is inconsistent with the
spirit of the age, but unhappily aroused
by an illicit administering expedition from
our own shore. Kindred to that OF the
Alabama, for which England has justly
condemned i'll damages, can make us
ish nation, struggling under the terrible
difficulties to become sister republic,
and therefore deserving from us present
forbearance and candor. Now can we
forget the noble President, whose elo-
quent voice pleading for humanity and
invoking our own example has SO often
charmed the world? The Spanish re-
public and Emilio CASTELAR, do not de-
serve the menace Of war from us. II
watchwords are needed now, let them
be immediate emancipation and justice
in Cuba. Success to the Spanish repub-
lie! Honor and gratitude to Emilio Cas-
tellar and the peace between our two ma
tons. Bearing these in mind there will
be no occasion for the belligerent prepa.
ratlons of the last few days adding to
our present burden some expenditures
of several million dollars, and creating
war fever to interfere with the general
peace of the country.
The Masons ON the Virginius Out
rage--Twecd Convicted.
NLw YORK, Nov. 19.-Owing to state
ment, contained in letter from Havana,
that on the night of the 7th when the
news OF the Nirginius capture reached
Santiago, the Spanish volunteers, in
fiendish exultation, visited the widows
of Masons, and shot and brutally out
ragged the helpless women; that in the
struggle four were killed, that seven have
since died, and several were in such a
condition that they cannot possibly re-
cover, petition circulated here, is be-
ing signed generally by Masters of the
Masonic Lodges in New York, and Past
Masters of Lodges residing here calling
for an emergent session of the Grand
Lodge of the State to take such action as
may be necessary. Similar action on
part of the Masonic fraternity is being
taken in New Jersey and Massachusetts.
New YORK, Nov. 19.-The jury in the
Tweed case this morning found verdict
of guilty on all the counts. The de.
tense took exception to any verdict ex.
cept general verdict on all counts
but the jury were discharged. His coun.
sci are endeavoring to obtain an arres,
Of judgment on the ground of a want Of
Jurisdiction. The Express says Tweed
has been sentenced to four years impris.
onment and to pay fine of 81, 900.