Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-11
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Il a breach Of promise Of marriage case
in BROOKLYN. y. Y, in which Miss no
man appeared as plaintiff and widower
Earle as defendant. it was proven that
deiendan, had frequently kissed the
plaintiff, although no promise oil mar
riase had been made either by "Sit u
in writing. Thereupon Judge Ni.soH
charged that no promise was heeess
1.-THE CLEAN of the eye and the eonJIn
ton OF the lips being oVertares, VIZ
protracted and frequent. ms olln'Vn
and the verdict Of jury sustained ~ ~ '"e
Court of Appeals, enriched MISS iiC ION
by SIS, OO0-possibly at the rate o' 7i'O
per kiss.
THE Farmers and WorkinSmen's
County Convention, at Lawrence, nan
sas, adopted a platform of which the 'o''
lowing is a synopsis: /. Legislative
control of railroads; :, Treats oil nilahee
and the national banking system D. De
mands a sound and safe currency; l.
Asks for n revision OF tariff laws; D. De
mands that other methods OF taAatioh
be devised, and that the wealth OF Tue
nation paws its proportion; .. ASKS ior
increase of TRANSFORMATION facilities; Z.
Demands that the public domain oe re-
served for actual settlers; .. Dehouhees
the back-salary steal; >. DISCUSSES ,no
Credit Mobilier and other giant swlho'es'
and asks for a united effort to REFORM
The State Central Committee OF the
Illinois State Farmers Association have
issued call to the Farmers Clubs,
Oranges, Farmers Associations, Agrieul-
tural Societies. Boards Of agriculture,
and other organizations of the industrial
classes of the United States, requesting
them to send from their own NUMBERS
and identified with their interests one
; delegate from each organization, to NEE,
: in Chicago on Wednesday, the 2Zd o.
, October, for the purpose OF discussing
, the prevailing oyer-charges IN transpor
ton.
SENATOR FENToN. Of New York, ex
I presses belief that the coming session
of Congress, like that of last Winter, VII
I be largely devoted to Investigations, TO
!. he believes that the people will insist OIL
= finding out, through their representatives
S what is being done with all the none
a the Government is spending. 1t Is pos
: sible that some necessary legislation ma
g be carried through this Winter lookin
/ toward the resumption OF specie pay
/. ment, but he is not at all san9uihe thf
Gu oh will he fine case
+ W. L. HILL, one OF the Oregonian pull
r fishers, has gone to Washington for I'll
4 openly avowed purpose Of having Sent
IT tor Hipple-Mitchell expelled from IL
l. Senate. He takes with him mass
evidence, which he claims will place IL
Senator in position so obnoxious TIL
N he will be only too glad to vacate his sea
His friends, however, say that Hill vi
:" only sccceed in raising tempest IN
d, teapot, and beyond revival of old storl
is OF unpleasant memory, nothing Will con
ii of the mission.
THERE are now about 80 subordina
ID Oranges in California, and supposing t
Il, average number of members TO each su
ng ordinate Grange be sixty, the aggregi
Vt membership would be about . 400. III
% number, it is true is but a small prop
ton of the farmers of the State, but
Gated as these members are in all
'er principal agricultural districts they II
exert a great influence over the whole
ricultural population of California.
ID THE Knoxville, Tenn. Chroni
ng having contradicted the report that II
no. ace Maynard is interested in mar
en-. ouarries on the contract for soldit
ent headstones, the Louisville Courier-Jou
al says: If Horace is q candidate
Speaker, he might as well buy one of
inc headstones in question for his own
at once, and have it lettered by the sto
ay' cutter ''Died of chill Blaine"
b. friend Ben. Butler is inferred Def
,ph him.
'on IT is thought that the worst memb
irst of Captain Jacks band will be conf
nd, at Acatraz. The others will be placed
some reservation, under the watchful
90, of the military. The State authorize
cen Oregon insist upon the surrender of
an tain members of the band, to be tried
the courts of that State on charges
Won murder and robbery, but it is doub
whether the Government will accedt
'ci. the request,
'efS THE privilege of naming a new tC
IN in Colorado Territory was claimed
DE four different men, and the contest
ram decided by game of D." seven up" I
ave played partners and the winning
of were divided in opinion respecting
name One man was in favor of
Piuos and the other said Las Amin
They sawed off, and the last name
Soh vailed.
ooi' In consequence of the dead lock in
'ee- ore and bullion shipments, it is estiI
ed that $4,000 worth of bullion has
'ov- cumulated, within the past two We
No ut the various smelters, at Sandy anS
rire Salt Lake City. This indicates to $
1;.r extent the effect of the Eastern pani
I'LL Utah Under these circumstances
ner- somewhat consoling to know that bul
rom is good asset.
nslt IT is said that wealthy gentle
paid "a, coo for his pew in New
set place of worship the other day, ano
mps 50, $50, and many others the price I
nice corner lot for seat in hous
worship. Poor people will be less
stru cted than astonished at CHI
whose pews rent for more than 5:
Gap 00O
dent A MEETING has been called at Chi