Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-07-29
Eastern Dispatches.
MEMPHIS, July "a.

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MEMPHIS, July "a.
\ mysterious murder was committed
at 1893 Monroe street. The victim, Frank
Moore, was a well known citizen. About
3 a. IN. his wife was awakened by noise
resembling persons struggling, and called
to her husband, Whats the matter ~
He replied, Some one popped cap at
me, " and moment afterwards fell heay-
lily to the floor. She alarmed the neigh
bors, who came in and found him lying
insensible, with a wound in the head.
He never spoke again, but fingered till 3
a. M, when he died. \ window down
stairs was raised, and a wardrobe door in
bedroom open, which Mrs. Moore had
shut when they retired. The general
impression is that the murder was COM
mittei by burglar, who had been dis
covered in the room by Moore; but still,
neither his wife nor the young man
sleeping down stairs heard the report Of
pistol,
New YORK, July IS.
The jury IN the case OF eX-Chief of Po-
lice McWlllians and Doyler OF Jersey
City, charged with conspiracy with three
well known burglars to rob the First Ma
| tional Bank, rendered a verdict of not
guilty.
A Herald special, from St. John, says:
The Tigress, of Polaris search expedition,
sailed to-day. She has been delayed
here in order to make some repairs and
have her boilers thoroughly and finally
overhauled. According TO the best cal
culations she will arrive at Disco on or
about the 18th of August
New YORK, July 2S.
The stables of the Broadway and
Tweuty-third streets stage line, a large
three-story brick building, on the corner
of Twenty street and Ninth ave-
nue., took fire this morning, and the up
per floors were completely burned. A
number of stages were also burned
Patsy Mclaughlin and Jim Kehoe met
at Weehawkin, n. j., yesterday, to en-
gage in prize fight, but We're prevented
by the Sheriff of the county; and the cry
OF police being raised, the principals
and supporters scampered off. On their
way to the battle-ground, one party in
sail boat had fight, capsizing the boat,
and two men were drowned.
\ few of the $50 Young Russian women
who were driven from Zurich by order
of the Car, while pursuing their medical
studies, have arrived here nearly money
less and wanting something to do They
are described as accomplished women.
Carl Nogt. saved from surrender to the
Prussian Government by the decision of
Attorney General Williams, emphatically
denies that he is the murderer of Cheva-
ler De Bianco, and explains his posses
sion OF bank notes and other securities
/ which Cheyalier's relatives claim, by
saying he had received them from a
woman known here as Mrs. Vogt, who
/ bought them i'll London from German.
I This woman Is now earning livelihood
by scrubbing law. Offices in this city,
while lawyers are fighting for the hund.
red thousand dollars worth Of securities
which she handed over to them after
Vogt's arrest, to pay the expenses of his
defense.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, July 2G.
At Rogersville, Ohio, Saturday night
during the trial of a man calling himself
jeff Davis, Tor raping girl nine years o.
age, the lights were put out, the prise
ner dragged out Of doors, shot twice Will
reyolyers, dragged by the heels two
squares, and hung to a tree till dead.
4 band of Ku klux raided on the farm
OF Mrs. Mason Brown, mother of B
Gratz Brown, in Owens county, Ken
lucky, on Friday night, killed Loui
Wilson, colored, burned his house down
and damaged other farm property. Tn
farm contained large growing crops o
corn and tobacco, which will be Difficult
to harvest in the absence OF labor, drive,
of by the In Klux. Other farms wer
visited by them, and owners warne
against employing negroes