Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-08-09
Eastern Dispatches.
Kate stotitiard Quit Claims--Pigeon
shooting ut saratoga-Choiera at
Chattanooga Again - Health OF
Vice President Wilson-European
Mail Contractors.
NEW YoRk, August Z.

NEW lbhAs -htc -
Kate Stoddard has executeda quit claim
deed, freeing all the property OF the late
Chas. Goodrich from any claim that
might be urged in her behalf,
SARATOGA, August 4.
The pigeon shooting for the Lorillard
medal WAS finished here to-day. Brown,
OF Cleveland, won by a score of 80 killed,
missed. Payne, of New York, got The
second money, killing %, and missing
u. hudson. of Syracuse, killed q out
of 80, and Farrell, of Chicago, killed 26
out of 40. Neither Bogardus nor Klein
man would continue shooting, claiming
that they had received no notice OF the
postponment from . a. N. to 4 p. H.,
and wouldn't shoot Referee Miller, OF
New York, consequently let them WITH
draw. and at the same time declared all
pools off. This caused great dissatis-
faction, Brown having sold in the field
against Payne, Bogardus and kleinman
| at almost 10 to /.
NASHVILLE, August z.
The cholera has reappeared III Chatta-
nooga to-day. Eight cases, two fatal.
As vet it is confined to the colored popu-
lation. and is caused from eating uprlpe
fruit and melons. The Mayor has is
sued a proclamation, forbidding the sale
of al fruits or vegetables. except pota-
toes and tomatoes.
CHICAGO, August Z.
The Tribunes Washington special,
saws: 1t is manifested that the officially
published denials regarding the health OF
Vice President Wilson are OF diplo-
matte character. There is the best au-
thority for the statement that his physi-
clans contemplate the application of 4
seton in the base of the brain, as the
only possible cure for his disorder, anc
it is also certain that his most intimate
friends have the gravest fears OF the re
suit. 1t is stated that this application
has been delayed, in order to permit Mr.
Wilson to so far regain his general healtl
that he may be able to endure this radi
cal treatment with more safety.
, The same authority says there is
project on foot to take the Wednesda
European Mail from the Williams an
! Guion line, and give it to the Cunarder'
4 The point is made that the ships are to
o slow; so slow that letters leaving O
v Wednesday, do not arrive in Europe an
6 sooner than those leaving on Saturda..
9 They claim that the letters sent soone
y require most time fortransit The Pos
g master General is earnestly in favor OF Il
=, present line, but he is opposed by ce
9, tain New York parties. He claims tn
4 the contract was awarded to this Ii
K upon the recommendation OF the prop
-, committees of both Houses of Congre'
% and that the predominating reason
a. the choice was that the majority of
ra stock was owned by Americans; and Il
~, the line came to the assistance OF
-, Government when all the other stea
n ship companies combined, refused
q carry the mails without increased co
H. pensation. On the other side it
ba claimed that none of the stock is II
ao- really owned by Americans, and that
"a, interests of commerce require qu
mt transit irrespective of the nationa
ter of the flag. If the matter
tes not adjusted before the meeting
Congress, the contest for the Europ
mail contracts will be very bitter dur
January. All the European mail c
tracts are to be relet, and the respec
the steamship lines are already organizing
slve secure the mails. 1t is even intims
that the Cunard line will carry the IN
,'O OOo for nothing, and be contented with
1000 advantage which advertisement it G
1000 IL,
1000 tnelA.