Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-07-08
Telegraphic Dispatches.
SPECIAL TO THE rIocRE DAILY RECORD.
Eastern Dispatches.

Eastern dispatches.
New YORK, July 8.
Walworth, who shot his father and
was convicted of murder in the second
degree, was sentenced this morning to
imprisonment for life. Walworth was
attended in Court by his mother, broth
er, sisters and number of relatives and
friends. His council except Beecher,
were present, Mr. O'Connor was sitting
beside the young criminal, Walworth,
who preserved the demeaDr which has
characterized him throughout the trial.
He apparently was solely insensible of
the position he occupies in the estima-
ton of the great body of the people.
He heard, unmoved, the sentence to the
State Prison for life, and at the
close retired from the Court room,
accompanied by his mother and the
Sheriffrs officers. Walworth on his way
TO the tombs, after sentence, remarked:
II am glad did not have to endure the
lecture l had anticipated Judge Davis
would infiict upon me. I thoroughly
understand my position, and did not
desire any instructions in relation there
to. l simply wish time to arrange my
affairs and l shall then submit myself to
my fate with all the equianimity ! can
command" Upon being taken to his
cell he parted cheeriully with the Sheriff,
saying his was case which he thorough
" understood, but did not blame the
world for not understanding.
jefferson Davis is still at the New
York hotel.
Peter B. Sweeney was among the
passengers for Europe to-day,
WoLFBoRo, N. H., July ).
Lightning Yesterday struck the house
Of Mrs. Drew in Tuftonboro, instantly
killing her.
CINCINNATTI, June ..
Nine deaths reported from cholera to-
day.
ST. LOUIS, July 8.
A special from Hannibal, Mo-, says
the seyerest storm that ever visited that
section broke over Hannibal last night
Two or three houses were blown down
and several unroofed. A large number
of trees were uprooted, and much dam
age done to fences.
BUFFALO, y. Y, June C.
There were three distinct shocks Of
earthquake this morning; one quite
strong about ) o'clock, another about Z;
third, quite strong, at 80 causing con-
siderable alarm by the rocking Of build
ings and shipping in the harbor.
NEW YORK, July 6.
The Herald publishes the report Of
the State Park Commissioners appointed
by the last Legislature, who favor the
conversion into State Park of an i'm.
mense tract of land almost entirely in the
Adirondacks, much frequented by tou-
rists, and covering about 1874, 900 acres,
which, when finished, would be the
largest park in the world but one, the
United States Park on the Yellowstone
river.
Since the abolition of the frankinG
privilege on the lst inst, there has been
marked decrease in the amount Of
mail matter passing through the New
York Postoffice. The Postmaster says
the reform has caused falling off Of
800 free exchanges during the week.
Six thousand immigrants arrived dur,
ing the past week.
The Worlds Geneva letter gives q
conversation with the late Empress OF
France, She says her visit to France
is for political purposes, and it is useles:
to try to conceal it, She believes there
will soon be Il general return of the
HCbl'AN ~ 'ittl, tili Silti ItllllIbnI
the Government Mt Rome, the anti
Christian and Pagan Court at Berlin
are filed with fear at the awakening o.
Catholic France. Now that the wretchet
Theirs is gone, all moves well. Nc
Mahou Is prudent and loves France
The future, said Eugene, is ours, anc
France will lead the reaction against
fires which have seemed to THREATEN
the existence OF society and religion
throughout Europe, She saw in the
future that France again will be at tn,
head Of nations, her robbers driven on
of Rome, the Pope restored, Germany
divided into harmless States, and Aus
tria again strong.