Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-21
Eastern Dispatches.
Boston, May 10

Boston, May 10.
Proceedings have been instituted in
the United States Bankruptcy Court by
Warren & Co., the largest sufferers by
the iorgeries of James A. Coe, against
the estate of that individual. On Sat
urday provisional warrant was issued
for the attachment Of his property real
and personal, and the warrant was served
by United States Marshal Usher, who
recovered tin trunk in which Coe kept
his securities, and which he removed
from the Union Safety Deposit Vaults
on the day of his frauds. The normal
value Of the contents of the box is esti-
mated at between $1,000 and $3.50, O0O.
Coe delivered up the key Of the trunk,
also the key of his box in the Safety
Deposit vaults. Upon opening the
package in the vaults, it was found to
contain seventeen thousand dollars gold
bearing bonds on the Lake Shore Louis
vile and Southwestern Railroads. The
normal value of bonds and certificates
thus far recovered is nearly S150000.
The creditors will meet aud elect an
assignee, and on Saturday next the case
will come formally before it.
The steamships Siberia, from Liver
| pool, has arrived
New YORK, May 10.
A new phase was developed in Judge
Wright's case in the United States Court
to-day. His counsels, Stoughton ant
Burnett, made motion to quash The
indictment, which was argued by Gen
Burnett. Should the motion prevail, il
would defeat all the cases now pending
here against Judge Wright. These cases
are connected with the contest that has
so long been going on between the Int
rior and Attorney Generals Departments
Decision reserved.
D. Harris, physician of the Blatchfor'
family, says the six domestcs OF tn
family who were poisoned, undoubtedly
obtained the poison in corned beef; as
is supposed the butcher at the marke
where the meat was purchased use
arsenic to kill rats, and some was spille
into the pickle which contained the beeI
All the poisoned are recovering.
The grand opening festival of the Ne
York Schwitzer Corps, commenced thi
,, afternoon on Union Hill. 1t will las
four days.
President Graham, of the Wall Hi
National Bank, and fainter, the defaul
! ing Cashier of the Atlantic Nation,
: Bank have applied to be tried on Ma
26.
The Crispins claim they are entirel
successful, only one shop holding o,
against them; and they will discontinu
their daily sessions.
Work is suspended on the publ
parks i'll consequence of the failure Of ii
Legislature to appropriate the necessar
: money to keep the laborers. Over 7(
f men are thus thrown out of employment
Seven hundred and eighty-fve EN-
grants landed at Castle Garden to-da
The inquest in the case of the me
, crushed to death by the falling of Il
buildings, Nos. "A and As, Humbol
/. street, resulted in verdict of death |
a falling floor which was overloaded.
In an interview to-day, G.. Sutherlar
Restaurolne stated that about year al
General Van Buren, called on him ar
J offered him good site in the yienl
Exposition building to open frst-cla
American restaurant, and told him
: could make enormous profits addin
D. "We will of course expect that you will
L. something for us in return for CIVIL
g you such good SITE" Switzerland a
u swered he couldn't accept the prop
sition.
Judge Black and Wayne Mcveag
SUuLStl lOT bcutIdl ITeulOuI, Ill 1
L case of the Memphis and Ell Paso bono
r will apply, it is reported, for reversi
VI of the proceedings in the French Cou
VI in which Fremont is condemned by 1
> fault.
II The New Idria Mining Company. it
reported, has again applied to the Sec
tary of the Interior, for patent to t
:, Quicksilver mines worked by them
+" California. McGarrahan has also I'll
evidence combating the company's rig
y to the mines.
IS ALBANY May 49,
a On motion Of Lyman Tremaine todd
"a the case of Stokes was ordered to
al heard on Monday, the Goth. A jury
N the Train case has been procured and
20 trial begun to-day.
j. MILWAUKEE, May 49,
Q, A report from Green Bay says
N woods are on fire around Big Cedar, a
a. running along the side track. The n