Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-01

two weeks Is an error, portion OF the I
dispatch having been omitted in the 1
transmission. The discharge alluded to |
was by contractors in the Board of Pub
lie Works and private establishments.
Not more than twenty-five or thirty of
all classes have been discharged from the
Washington Navy Yard.
DsSSIsox, Texas, Oct. 9o.-The yell
low fever is abating at Calvert, Marshall
and Columbus, Texas. 1t has disap-
peared entirely at other places. Weather
cool; heavy frosts.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 30.-The city and relief
society officials say that though the fever
as an epidemic is checked, there is a
great need of funds tor the sick and des-
titute, who will be dependent on charity
many weeks. Money, food, medicines,
fuel and clothing are needed.
ST. LoCIs, Oct. 30.-The Coroner in
quest on Patsey Msnley find that Mike
MeCoole killed him with pistol shot.
Allen and Hogan have agreed to fight
for g, 600 a side. 1t is understood that
they agreed upon Canada, Nov. IS.
MENPHIs, Oct. 30-The mortuary re-
port at 6 P. u, is not SO favorable; II
/ fever deaths.
Faiiures-Cabinet Change Probable
Lucette Meyers ON the Goodrich
Murder.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3l.--J. F. and W. II.
Daley, Of 40 New street, who are in the
Southern shipping trade, are among the
failures announced.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3l.-A special says
Secretary Richardson will soon give
place to Governor Morgan or some one
else.
Mrs. Anna E. Park, of Brooklyn,
who, from the moment of Lucette Mey-
er's arrest on charge Of completely in
the Goodrich murder interested herself
in her behalf, and vino took her to her
own house after her discharge, has made
public Lucette' confession, Of which the
following is a summary: Lucetts was fol.
lowed home on Stanton street, New
York, by Goodrich, and he frequently
visited her afterwards. Roscoe and
Beach also visited Lucette. Kate Stod-
dard called several times on Lucette to
learn whether Goodrich visited her, and
manifested jealousy. Roscoe was also
Jealous and threatened to kill Goodrich
One night after passing with Goodrich
Lucette and Beach went to Goodrich 4
DeGraw house, and entering with false
keys hid in a closet. Kate Stoddard ant
Goodrich entered soon afterward ant
quarrelled for some time. Then Lucett,
heard a shot, and three or four more il
succession. She burst from the closet
saw Roscoe, pistol in hand, leaning owe
Goodrich and Kate wiping the BLOOD
from his forehead. Roscoe threatened
to shoot Lucette, but let her off on swear
ing secrecy. She then wandered home
She does not know how Roscoe en-
tered the house.
The Finances--PrObable Recommen
. dation of The Secretary of tn,
/ Treasury.
CHICAGO, Oct. 3l.-A Washington
t special says a further conversation witt
d the President, by members Of. Congress
confirm the statement, already telt
!, graphed, that he will favor the issue of
l. new bond, bearing low rate Of interes
convertible into greenbacks at the will {
e the holder.
It A Tribune Washington dispatch say
a two-thirds OF the entire capacity of til
s Philadelphia Mint are to be used in IL
J. coinage of silver until otherwise ordered
q by which between one million and or
million five hundred thousand dollars i
re silver can be coined in month, to faci
y itate the Treasury Department in IL
project for silver resumption. The ASA
T. officer at New York has been instructe
Is to make the bullion fund Of his off,
available as far as practicable. In tn
. fund there is about one million in silve
> The Secretary of the Treasury will,
= his report to Congress, recommend Il
- repeal of the section of the law which O
8 lows the expectation of United Seat
'. coin to the South American countries.
IL Vessels Lost in q Storm.
/ New York, Oct 3l.-Private advic
&c from Havana state that in the rece
storm three Spanish gun-boats were 10
p at Guatcernale-two at Batabano and Of
Vi at Saguo la Grand.
;. FOREIGN News.