Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-21
Loss by "a Boston Fire--Specie from
Europe--Tweed not Senteneed--
shocking Murder.

Loss by "a Boston Fire--Specie from
Europe--Tweed not Sentenced
shocking Murder.
Bosros, Nov. 19.-Chaplin 4 Co. and
Joseph Boynton & Co., manufacturers
If picture frames. ETC., lost by the fire
asst night $4,000.
INV YORK, Nov. 19.-The steamer Sc
esia, which arrived to-day, brought
sl1i,oOO.
Sharkey, convicted of murder, who was
in the Tombs awaiting a new trial,
escaped to-day in woman's garb, sup
posed to have been furnished by his wife,
who was found in his cell.
The report that Tweed was sentenced
is incorrect. After the trial he obtained |
leave to attend TO some private business,
accompanied by two deputy Sheriffs.
Duden Freres obtained a verdict
against ex- Collector Murphy in suit to
recover an excess of duty, paid under
protest, on an importation of lace. By
lIils uSNAoipu isNC 40 "
duty of 80 per cent. instead of CO.
Queen Victoria brother-in-law, Ernest,
Duke Of SAKE, is coming to this country
in January. r. ... r.....
Thomas Kennel, an editor of the
Brooklyn Eagle, gave bail to-day in the
sum of $50, 900 to answer to the suit of
Thomas W. Field, Superintendent of
Public instruction, for the alleged mis-
leading Of his wife. Kennel denies the
charge. .I. ....-.
NEW CANAAN, Conn, Nov. 19.-Mrs.
Joseph Sillick, widow occupying a
small house alone, was brutally murdered
this morning with an axe. Her clothing
was saturated with kerosene and her
body nearly consumed and the house on
fire when discovered. Plumber was the
probable cause.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 19.-Jefferson Davis
returned here yesterday, after long i'll
ness at Louisville.
Relief for the Unemploy ed--The Arap-
edes---NIore Executions in Cuba---
stolen Bonds--Sumner and the Ad.
! nninistration--Death of Mrs. p. T.
Barnum.
New YORK, Nov. 20.-The Aldermen
have voted the public works $4,000, 900
to furnish work to the unemployed Ia.
borers.
The police, thus far, have been unable
to find Sharkey, the convicted murderer
but have secured the woman, who was
his daily visitor.
The captain Of the Arapedes has re.
ceived orders from the Home Govern.
ment to get ready for sea at the earliest
possible moment, and proceed to Cuba
OF the six passengers arrested on the
steamer City of New York at Havana,
three were women. From correspon-
dence found in their clothing many un.
suspected persons on the island are i'm
plcated As the Moro Castle left Havana
, they were being shot without mercy
About forty in various parts of the island
met their fate.
G. Warner "A broker and Baker,
: druggist, were arrested in New York las
v evening, charged with having stolel
l $4,000 worth Of United States bond
, found in their possession which the,
, were Offering for sale at 30 cents on tn
: dollar.
CHICAGO, Nov. pa Washington spe
g cial says Summers letter is interpreted
in Administrative circles to indicate tina
l he will make an assault on the Admins
: tration in the next Congress.
} WASHINGTON, Nov. 20. - The Nav
Department is ordering officers TO tn
a Franklin, Colorado, Brooklyn snd Dicta
. tor, soon to sail for Cuban waters.
: HARRISBURG, Pa, Nov. 20.-Rosen
e stein and Noodle, arrested on charg
: of killing Abraham Beam at Middletown
Il together with Davis and Preston, he'll
n es accessories, were all indicted to-day
} SCHENECTADY, Nov. 20.-Four or fly
!. hundred boats are frozen in between her
It and Buffalo.
u New YORK, Nov. 20-The wife of I
:, T. Barnum died last night Her hu'
$ band is in Germany.
e WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.-The Secretar
$ of State has received the following di
% patch from Consul General Hall:
/. HAVANA, Nov. 1S.-The Consul at Sal
.e tiago reports, under date of the 13tl
IS that the total number of executions
" persons from the Virginius was SO, an
d that there had been no execution sine
l. the .Sth inst. The statements publishe
l. here on the 14th respecting 81 additions