Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-15
TeIegraphic Dispatches
SPECIAL TO THE rIocHE DAILY Rkoonr
Eastern Dispatches.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. lo.--Neaf NaiIoii'on, |
Mo-. last Friday night, Robert Austin. a
wealthy young farmer, who suspected c
the fidelity Of his wife, announced his d
departure for st. Louis, but instead went ,
into his closet bedroom, armed with a
double-barrelled gun. Shortly after the
wife retired Elijah Haley, young man,
came in and prepared to retire, when
Austin sprang out and fired one barrel
at him, but struck his wife instead, in
flicting wound, then shot Haley dead
with the other barrel. Mrs. Austin died
on Saturday Austin surrendered to the
authorities.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 13.-To-day Jas. Ho-
gan, a boy Of 10 years, shot and killed
r. NJ. Richard, proprietor of the Acade-
my Of Music, who had seduced his sis
ter and refused to marry her. Hogan
surrendered to the police.
Chicago Bankers Resume Business,
Etc. Etc.
CHICAGO, Oct. 13.-The Union Nation
al Bank resumes business in the morn
| ing. The result is hailed with general
favor, and saves million of banking
capital to the city.
Grand benefit in aid Of the Memphis
and Shreveport sufferers, at the EXPOSE
ton tonight proceeds between $4,000
and $4,000.
Cincinnati Banks Resume Currency
Payments.
CINCINNATI, Oct 13.--All the banks
and bankers of the Clearing House Asso-
citation resumed full currency payments
to-day.
The Fever Mt Memphis---The Worst
Probably Over.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 13.-The fever ravages
continue frightful, but there are hopes
of speedy reaction, the sanitary work
being so vigorously pushed. 1t is hoped
the malaria will be eradicated in few
days. Physicians think the worst has
passed. New cases are not SO many or
J malignant Continued frosts are ex-
pected in week or ten days. Several
large houses have closed in consequence
, of the affliction. 1t is estimated that
, not 10000 persons remain in the city
during the epidemic. People hurry to
the country day after day. All societies
and organizations need help, and look to
the charity of the world. 1t is reported
8 that the fever is raging near Brownsville,
I Texas. Six new cases are reported at
s various points near Memphis, on lines
of railroads, and are attributed to per-
I sons going from the city with the infec-
, ton in their system.
4 Ecclesiastical Row 49, Death of Mrs.
Charley Bacluss-MayOr Havemey-
A err and the Destitute Unemployed--
l., Drowned Mt Sea.
!. New YORK, Oct. 13.-The action of the
n Dean of Canterbury in taking part in the
!. celebration of the Lords Supper in the
{ Madison Square Presbyterian Church
!, on Sunday, Oct. 5, has caused, as ex
l. pected, much discussion among thu
y members of the Evangelical and Protest
d ant Episcopal churches, and letters hav'
o been written to the Dean and Bishol
d Potter of the diocese, by the Right Rev
= ~ DIR. Tozer, late Missionary Bishop t.
is Central Africa, A tardy publication il
l. this morning given to these letters, tn
lie existence and import of which have BEEF
"a known for some days. In a letter t.
at Bishop Potter, DR.. Tozer says it is by n
he means improbable that rel 'ess and un
ie stable persons in England will seiz
n upon this act of what he must presum
lg to be open hostility to the discipline c
b. the church, as an excuse and apology fo
y attending from time to time the attrat
ct tive services of the Church of Rome; bu
1T the result of this experiment here il
Us America may be even more disastrous
for so far as DR.. Smiths influence ex
n tends it will sgguest the idea tina
al the promise held out by tn
il. Episcopal Church in this land of becom
ing the haven rest by men who ar
:. tossed to and fro by multiplicity {
j. connecting creeds and systems, is notl
r. ing else but mistake and delusion.
~, Mrs. Charles Backus, formerly Ka,
2 Norton, a well-known actress died hel
10; yesterday.
u, The committee to wait on Major Hav
70 meyer to see what could be done abo,
o. modifying the contract system so as
'e, give so, 900 persons who were last ye
y depending upon com missioners of chal
ii ties for some means of earning their ow
d. bread, reported that the Major would
nothing, and he sal dhe didn't care if OIL
N. million people were without chance
40 earning their livelihood this Winter.
u The steamship George Clyde, at X
. West, October s, from Galveston for Ne
~. York, reports that during a severe hurr
al cane on the 9th, Captain Cole, the Sc
N. ond officer, the chief engineer, and OIL
m. seaman, we're washed overheard al
2. drowned.
chicago MURDER.
led CHICAGO, Oct. 13.-Patrick Lawle
was stabbed and killed last night in Il
southern part of the city by James Walls
an who broke into the house and attack
the the owner, one Wood. The murder
A.. was arrested.
has Foreign News.
10 Emigration Agents to be Expelled
Francis Joseph to Visit the Cza1
AlphonsO Returns to France.
-, BERLIN, Oct. 13.-The Ministers
" Commerce and the Interior have issu
instructions to district authorities to
nor pei all emigration agents who are dor
ual ciled in Germany.
hall VIENNA, Oct 13.-The Emperor Of A,
OF tria will visit the Gar at ST. Petersbr
mai during the holding of the Russian Chri
UGH mas.
All MApprp Oct 12-It 10 caid noo