Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-04

relieving another OF unjust imputations
The document which was recently pub
lished bearing my name, with others
was published without consultation
either with me or Mr. Tilton, nor with
any authority from us. II that docu'
ment should lead the public to regard
Mr.. Tilton as the author of the calum.
MES to which it alludes, it will do him
great injustice. am unwilling that he
should even seem to be responsible for
injurious statements, whose force was
derived wholly from others.
HENRY WARD BEECHER.
The public debt statement shows a
total debt of 80, 225, O73, 1854; total inter-
est, s35, 669, 904; cash in the treasury
coin, 75,5Ss, 3lG, currency, S6,055, 799;
special deposits held for redemption of
certificates of deposit, as provided by
law, 1923, l25, 900; total in the Treasury,
Sllo,7T9, lis; debt less cash in the
Treasury, 80, l49, 9S3,S73; decrease dur
ing the month, S3,525,2s
CHICAGO, June 2.
A fire this evening destroyed two
thirds of the Otis block, Nos. $50 to 2SS
Wabash avenue, together with the stocks
of J. Liebelston l. Co., furniture deal
ers, and Potter, King Il Co., furniture,
and damaged the stock of several others
in the block. The total loss is about
$4,000. Insurance 5000, in eastern
companies.
PORTLAND, Me-, June 2.
a fire in the northern part of Cumber-
land county on Friday and Saturday,
destroyed about 1000 acres of fine tim
Der.
MONTREAL, June 2.
The International Typographical
Union convened here to-day, President
Hammond in the chair. After receiving
an address of welcome from the officers
of the Montreal and jacques Cartier
Unions, and appointing committee on
credentials, the Convention elected the
following officers for the ensuing term
President, W. r. Mackean, Washington;
First Vice President, VIM. G.. johnson,
Chicago; Second Vice President, VIM
G. johnson, Troy; Secretary and Treas
urer, John Allen, Cincinnati. The Con-
vention is the largest that has taken
place since the organization of the Union,
one hundred and twenty delegates being
present.
NEW YORK, June 2.
Three OF the late directors of the
Pacific Mail Company, state that the
recent report of that Company was
issued by the late President, S. Tack
well, on his own responsibility; and
asked the present board to publish a
correct statement.
The jury returned a verdict to-day in
the killing OF Mrs Roderick by her son,
that it was an accident, but censure him
for carrying concealed weapons. Both
young Roderick and Corcoran were ex-
amined by Judge Demar, who discharged
Roderlck, and held Corcoran for trial on
the charge of fighting and carelessness.
New YORK, juno 3.
W. J. Stillman, writing to the Tribune
from Vienna. gives lengthy and circum
stantial account of the irregularities al
legged against Ex-Commissioner Van
Buren,. From this account, it appears
that the charges against Van Buren, and
his Secretary, Meyers, are all true, and
that parties were not only required to
make large deposits with NJ eyers before
commission would be granted to them,
but that several who obtained the right
signed an agreement to divide the profits,
and that Meyers actually demanded ten
per cent. of all profits from Jewett, one
of the New York parties who purchased
the right to run a restaurant.
The pleasantly INDUCED in recently by
some New York detectives, at the ex-
pense of English officers who were EN-
gagged here in the case of Mcdonald, the
forger, threatens to result unpleasantly
to the victims. The English Govern
ment is to make an investigation, and
has asked Secretary Fish to obtain the
particulars of the so-called joke.
+ Lucy d. Fisk, Executrix of James Fisk,
DR., has begun what is essentially a new
suit against the U. p. r. r. Co. and
Credit Mobilier of America, Governor
Dix, George Opdyke, and others.
Frank II. Waworth, aged 10, shot and
killed his father, Mansfield T. Walworth,
in the Stustevant House this morning
Deceased was an author and boarded in
the Stustevant House, away from his
family. Domestic troubles are assigned
as the cause of the tragedy. Young Wal
worth who lives at Saratoga, directly after
the shooting went to the goth precinct
police station, and surrendered.
1t is reported this afternoon, on good
authority, that Mcdonnell, the Bank of
England forger, was taken direct from the
United States District Court to Fort Co.
lumbus, SO as to avoid service of any writ
his counsel might obtain. He will, it is
stated, be taken to England tomorrow.
WASHINGTON, June 3.
The question as to what shall be done
with Captain Jack and his followers, is
to-day privately discussed in military and
civil circles. All seem to be agreed that
as no Modocs had surrendered as prison.
ers of war, it is not to be expected that
they shall be punished by the army,
which for the present will hold them in