Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-29

order to commence payments of silver at 6
New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Balti-
more and other leading cities where there {
are Assistant Treasures, or designated
repositories. In no case will more than ,
- in silver be paid to one person, bal
ance of the check being payable in green
backs.
Cumberland, Nd, Oct 27.--John NJ.
Rislty, this p. IN. fatally shot Lloyd l..
Clary, editor of the Daily Times.
SYRACUSE, n. Y, Oct PA dispatch
says the main portion Of the business
part of Canistota is burned.
Seven hundred thousand pounds sterl-
ing was received at the assay Office to-
day, making total of 81 ,547 900 since
Oct 6.
VIM: Seaman and James McMahon,
two boys, quarrelled and fought to-day,
the latter getting worsted. He ran into
a grocery store, stole a cheese knife,
returned and stabbed Seaman fatally.
Heavy rain storm throughout the East |
to-day.
silver Payments Again--A Prize Fight |
ON the Tapis.
WASHINGTON, Oct Secretary Rich
ardson hopes to keep up payments in
silver, which he commences tomorrow.
He says he will be able to do so unless a
run upon the Treasury be made, and the
silver taken out for the purpose of being
boarded. There is at present about half
a million dollars in silver coin in posses-
sion of the Government, which will last
some weeks but the work of coming will
be continued, though not more rapidly
/ than heretofore. There is an abundance
of silver bars in the country, and the
capacity Of the minis is sufficient for the
coinage of about $4,000, 900 yearly in
silver, without interfering with other
coinage. With the exception of that in
California, there is but little silver coin
now not owned by the Government,
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 27.-Preparations for
the fight between Tom Allen and Ben
Hogan tomorrow are about completed.
The contest will come off at some point
down the river. Allen left the city yes
terday and Hogan to-day. Governor
Beveridge, of Illinois, has instructed the
Sheriffs of ST. Clair and Madison coun-
ties, opposite here, to prevent the fight
on the Illinois side, if possible, and it is
probable the battle will take place some
distance from the city. Both men are
said to be in splendid condition.
, The yellow Fever Decreasing In
Memphis.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 27.-Information from
all re liable sources tend to confirm the
a., opinion that the yellow fever is rapidly
decreasing The warm rain yesterday
had no effect to increase the number Of
new cases, as was feared on the contrary
there are fewer applications for nurses
to-day than since the beginning of the
plague. The Howard Association S room
is crowded with nurses awaiting applica
; tons. At noon the Association began t.
:, discharge them.
The Grand Chancellor Of the Knights
of Pythas, of Tennessee, has issued al
order returning thanks to the brethren
4 throughout the country for aid, and stat
ing that they now have sufficient fund
on hand to relieve suffering brethren.
- No Division of school Moneys--s, OO'
l. Men Thrown Out Of Employment
!. --Missing Steamer---SnOw--Dea
>. of an ex-GOvernor--PriZe Figh
Prevented--Death Of Corey,
New YORK, Oct. 2S.--The Cooper In
u stitnte was filed last night by the oppo
. nents Of any change in the common schoo
~ system, involving division of the pub
lie funds to sectarian schools. Anon
'@ the resolutions was one favoring the in
- corporation of the general principle c
= :. the school system in the Constitution c
~ the United States, that it become nations
&c and be placed beyond the reach Of il
enemies.
a. Bankruptcy proceedings have bee
o. commenced against the Union Tru,
to Company.
is The extensive print works of Garner
Is Co., Little Falls Cohoes, Rocheste
e. Pleasant Valley, Newberg and Have
S, straid, stopped on Saturday, and SOC
IN men are out of employment.
o. New York, Oct. 2S.--Up to late hot
es last night cable dispatches failed to brin
1t intelligence of the missing steam,
Of Ismalia, due at Liverpool from Ne
York % days ago. Inquiries have bee
made of steamers and sailing vessels a
:, irving here, and at English ports, b.
;, none have seen or heard anything of Il
;, missing craft.
CHICAGO, Oct. 2S.--A brisk snow storl
=, prevailed yesterday, last night and TIL
:, morning, throughout the northwest, a
80 companied by sharp northwest wind.
u Hon. VIM. Beebe, Ex-Governor
!, Ohio, having been in Office during Il
= Mexican war, died near Rockford, ILL.,,
few days ago Of pneumonia. He h
been an invalid for several years.
ed ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2s.-Steamer Cont
at mental, with the prize fight excursions
s. aboard, was seized at East st. Louis th
he morning by the Illinois authorities al
he tied up. Jack Looney, and other ma,
er ayers were arrested. Hogan and All,
tie were not on board.
ed CUMBERLAND, Nd, Oct. 2S.-Lloyd
ed Corey, editor of the Times, shot yeste
nc day by John NJ. Risley, died last nigf
=" Risley was arrested. The shooting gre
out of editorial reflections on Risley
l., father, who is clerk of one OF the court
no Foreign News.
10 The Tichborne Trial--The Jesuits
! Rama.