Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-11

nd Spain, and especially those Fsiating
o Spanish possessions in America, in
which contingency the Administra-
ION would probably strengthen our
naval forces on Cuban waters and adopt
such measures as will insure protection
70 the lives and property of American
citizens in Cuba.
1t is asserted that Pomeroy is working
to succeed Caldwell in the |
Senate. He has sent his paid agents
already out into Kansas to work up his
chances. Kansas politicians concede,
however, that whoever is selected by
Governor Osborne for temporary success
sor will succeed before the Legislature
when it comes to make choice. Cald-
well has announced that he has aban-
doned politics for ever and that here
after he will devote himself to CONNER
cal business.
CLEVELAND, April 8.
A large number of the stockholders in
the Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati
and indianapolis Railroad have deter
mined to resist the proposed increase of
stock and lease of the road to the Allan
tic and Great Western Railroad.
PoRT JERvIs, n. Y, April 9.
Another land slide of the Monticello
Railroad carried away 100 feet of tracks
THAMIsyILLE, Ont, April 9.
The greatest food known here for so
years is devastating this locality. Many
families have been compelled to live
out doors, and have taken refuge in
upper stories. Dwellings and farm
houses are inundated. Horses and cat
tie are struggling to reach places of safety.
In Principal street the water is four feet
deep. The Postoflice and several stores
can only be reached by boats. Four
bridges ON Grand River have been
carried away.
WASHINGTON, April 10.
The President to-day appointed David
o. Atkinson Postmaster at Virginia,
Nevada.
The President will visit Richmond on
the 10th of May, after his trip to Con-
necticut and the West, from which he
returns to Washington. He will leave
about Monday for Connecticut to attend
the reunion of the Army of the Potomac.
ALBANY, April ..
In the Assembly to-day the Police
Trustees bill was ordered TO third
reading. 1t provides for the removal of
the present Trustees and the appoint
ment of their successors.
The Senate to-day rejected a motion
for the retention of Comptroller Green,
of New York city, till the end of his
term, and determined that there should
be new election in November next and
every four years thereafter, the term Of
the incumbent to commence Jan. l.
New YORK, April g.
London papers announce the death Of
DR.. VIM. Bridon, one of three members
who lived to tell the story of the destruc-
ton Of the British army in its RETREAT
from Cabul in 1912.
The Italians employed by the New
York Gas Company have all left. Tht
Germans supplied their places and eve
rything is quiet to-day around the ga,
works. The strikers have given up al
hopes that the employees of the Man
haitian Company will join them.
The car drivers on the Bella line viii
strike tomorrow for S2.75 per day. A
present they get 50.
Helena Kalls, doctress, was arrcste,
to-day charged by Mrs. Arlington, VIII,
claims to be the wife of Gen. Fred W
Arlington, of having procured an abor
ton on her. Mrs. Arlington is now a
Long Island College Hospital, and it i
stated she cannot survive.
Nineteen bids for gold to day, amount
ing to Sc, 100000 at 1873 to 1919
million and half sold from 1913 t.
1919.
The Erie Railroad authorities announc,
that all distractions on the road at Por
Jarvis are removed.
The United States Senate COMMITTEE
heard to-day the continuation of the ar
guments in reference to the postal ca
question.
There are no new developments in tn
. gas mems strike. The strikers are hold
: ing secret meeting tonight.
The committee investigating the Fri
Railway matters have made partial re
q port, and ask till April IA to make full
inquiry into the charges made agains
certain members of the Legislature
which was granted. .
The Governor has signed the Ciyj
q Rights bill.
PHILADELPHIA, April 10.
The Presidents of the National Bank
in this city gave a banquet last night t.
ex-Setteral, who is about going to Eu
= rope.
NEW YORK, April 10.
The 500, 900 insurance on Horac
, Greeleys life has been paid. This i
,, the largest policy paid in the last lei
) years.
Specie dealers are complaining of tn
United States Mint for DELAYING th,
issue OF new silver coins. Officials stat,
that the new dies are not ready and tina
they cannot issue coins from the ole
: ones.
A great commotion has been caused
on Wall street by the announcement that
the Grand Jury have summoned several