Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-19
Eastern Dispatches.

ing any 1uttlef Ilshs III bostOn' 'hahs
companies have already determined to
do no business there, on the grounds
that the fire engines and water supply
are insufficient.
The Coroner's jury rendered verdict
of suicide in the case of Susan O'Neil,
and her husband, who was accused of
throwing her from a window, has been
discharged.
Two hundred and forty Mormons ar
rived here to-day from England, for
Utah.
Judge Benedict overruled the demurrer
made to the indictment of George f.
Dunning, for embszzling one hundred
and fifteen Thousand dollars from the
Sub-treasury, on the ground that it was
' drsNii a .ss - a}ol Of Congress.
The Judge held that both the Act of 1923,
and that of 1866, which supersedes it,
cover the offense, being simply differ
ence in penalties.
Augusta, VA, June IL.
Arthur A. Glover shot and killed VIM.
/ Gonmillion and his father Lovett Con
million. at Edgefeld Courthouse, South
Carolina, this morning. Glover and
Loyett Gonmillion had some words
few weeks since, during which Glover
cursed him, and in consequence young
Gonmillion threatened to kill Glover,
and a fight had been anticipated. Glover
sent for the father and son to meet HIM
at store in the village. On entering
young Gonmillion was shot by Glover
with derringer, and died instantly; the
father appearing on the scene, was also
shot in the head by Glover with another
derringer and MORALLY wounded. Glover
afterwards surrendered himself The
affair creates intense excitement IL
Edgefield, where the parties We're wei
known and connected. About thirt,
Years ago Lovett Gonmilion killed
Joseph Glover, uncle Of Arthur Glover
= PROVIDENCE, June II.
In the United States Circuit Court to
| day, Joseph Perry was arrai.ned ant
b pleaded guilty to three indictments 70
q perjury in the Madame Jumel estat
r case. Sentence was postponed at tn
|, request of the prisoner.
}, PHILADELPHIA, June II.
+ The jury in the case OF Charles
v Clark. on trial for the murder OF HI
y wife, March 18th last, brought in ve'
: dict of murder in the first degree, wit
a recommendation to mercy.
:, WASHINGTON, June II.
If The total amount of back pay returne
to the United States Treasury is 1892
OH, including the number of Senate
i and Representatives who declined
- receive it.
The Treasury Department has lssu'
an order closing the United States ID
-, pository at Cincinnati, assigning
~, business OF that Office to Assistant lres
~ urer William C. Davis, who recent
6. qualified,
:, The Legislature of Texas, i'll view
.. the Mexican depredations on the bordt
or has provided for employing a volunte
=. force for the purpose of protection.
=: MEMPHIS, June II.
:. The weather continues bad, wi
almost incessant rain. There were
80 interments to-day, 10 of which W.
colored persons.
NASHVILLE, June II
-E. There were 30 deaths to-day, 80 bel
SEES from cholera. The disease is eviden
an spreading. Dispatches from Gallat
up Lebanon, Grenville and other poi1
in show that the scourSe is carrying of
red great many at these places.
ly, CINCINNATI June II
I'd, A case of sudden death of won
sht with symptoms of cholera was repor
Sn, in this city to-day. The cases spOkel
one in last nights dispatches are improvi
and No new ones have been reported, exc
lor- the one above mentioned.
ng- LITTLE ROCK, Ark, June l.
arr Hon. Joseph Brooks has common
ese suit, in the Circuit Court of Pull
IN county against Governor Baxter for
Office of Governor.
o.r The State Teachers Association
An to-day, about 10 members present.
Who CANANDAIGuA, n. Y, June
r TO The case of Susan B. Anthony
, of others, who were indicted for votin
low violation OF the law at the city of
Off. chester at the last November ger
10th election, was called in the Circuit c
dor- of the United States, now in session
mis-; to-day. The defendants PERSONAL.
:. A. peared in Court, accompanied by
Matilda G.. Gage and other ladies',
were represented by counsel, Henr
in Selden and John Won VOORHEES,
for Rochester. Judge Crowley, Di'
st to Attorney, represented the United st
nice n The jury was empanelled without
WV Guilty. 1t was conceded that the de
ant was, ON the 9Th of November,
uage woman. After the testimony WI
,ond in Judge Selden addressed the Cour
4 in jury in an exhaustive argument.
in enunciated three propositions; LIST,
pro the defendant was legally entitl,
vote at the election in question;
have she was not entitled, but believed
,ena- was so, and voted in good faith in
Hop belief, it dose not constitute cri'