Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-08-15

DEs MONIES, Iowa, August 10.
The Anti-monopoly Farmers State
Convention met here to-day and organ
lied by the election of ". H. Lathrop
President, and a number of Vice Presi-
dents and Secretaries Jacob G. Vale,
of Van Buren, county, was nominated for
Governor on the first ballot; Frederick
O'Donnell, of Dubuque, for Lieutenant
Governor by acclamation B. J. Hall, of
Des Moines, for Judge of the Supreme
Court, and D. w. Prindle, of Hamilton,
for Superintendent of Public Instruction. !
New YORK, August 10.
According to foreign files received, the
female medical students, who have been
rejected at Edinburgh, are trying what
the Society of st. Andrews will do for
them. Iu their application, they point
out that they have fifteen women at least
prepared to be graduated at once. They
will bear all costs Of obtaining a suppli-
mentary charter, if necessary, and that
they are also prepared at once to hire, or
build suitable premises for a medical
school, and are also in position to ar
range for a complete course Of lectures
on all required subjects of medical edu-
cation, which are not taught at st. An
drews, if the University authorities will
sanction such arrangements, and will
subsequently admit them to an examina-
ton and graduation.
Following the example Of their CONT
mental brethren, says the Pail Mall Ga
zette, English Roman Catholics are now
arranging pilgrimage to Paroy lie Maral
small village some distance from
Paris, which has acquired its reputation
as center for pilgrimage, from the fact
that according to the Catholic belief, just
800 years ago our.Saviour appeared there
to the blessed Mary Margaret Alocaqua,
and intrusted to her message to pro-
pagate the worship of the Sacred Heart.
The English Pilgrimage is being organ
lied under the auspices of very intluen-
tial committee, at the head of which are
Duke of Norfork and the Earl Of Den
leigh, the Secretary being Lord Walter
Kerr. The pilgrimage is advertised to
start from London Tuesday, Septembe,
I'd. The pilgrims will reach Paroy lie
Marial on Wednesday. Having per.
formed their devotions Thursday, they
may return to London by Friday night oil
Saturday Morning.
New York, August 49,
The Belfort correspondent of the Lon.
don News writes to that journal tina,
time has softened but little the animos
ity of the French toward the Germans
On the contrary, the hostility seems tc
be more intense than ever.
WASHINGTON, August IA.
The recent redemptions of United
States gold coin at the Mint has shown
that the loss by abrasion is very great
| BY law of Congress, this loss falls upol
| the last holder, whether the loss result
! from his usage of the coin, or i.
the consequence of dishonesty
J The complaint have been 50 great
/ that DR.. Linderman, the Director OF tn
Mint, will, it is said, recommend to tn
t next Congress, that the Government
} shall bear what loss there may be from
= the honest use of coin, and that deface,
f pieces, where there is no evidence o
fraud, shall be redeemed by the Govern
ment at the face value.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, August IA.
The editor of the Farmers Union
who has Just returned from q tour Of in
spection through the States, says tn
wheat threshing commended week ag
to-day, and all machines are now gener
ally at work. The yield in most all il
stances turns out better than was ex
pected. No field, thus far threshed, ha
yielded less than twenty-five bushels t
|, the acre, while many run far above that
The oldest inhabitant has never seel
so uninterruptedly favorable harves
season as we have enjoyed this year.
ALBANY, N. Y, August IA.
Peter Brown, OF Bath, and Thoma
Quinn, of Troy, quarrelled while drunl
yesterday, and Quinn killed Brown by
i, blow of chair. Quinn was arrested.
New YORK, August IA.
BY the burning Of the Autenreith
l. factory, in Central avenue, Brooklyn
o last evening, It's men were thrown on
II of employment. 1t is proposed to re
% build the factory Immediately.
8 Within the past three days twenty
two vessels have been chartered in th