Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-05
Eastern Dispatches.
Disbursements in Oetober--lndlans la
washingtor--MeCoo Arrested for
Murder-Clafiiu q Cos Affairs.

Washlngtou.-McCoo Are Tor
Murder--Clafiin - Co.'S Affairs.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 3.-The total dis
bursements of the Treasury Department
during October, exclusive OF interest en- |
the principal Of public debt, were sli'-
s32, 500.
At the Interior Department to-day the
Commissioner brought together the dele
CATION Of the Arappahoes, Cheyennes
and Ute Indians, and made them a
speech, urging the propriety and the ne
cessity of their making friends with each
other. After great deal of persuasion
a formal handshaking between the he
reditary enemies was gone through, but
without any indications of excessive cor
diality on either side, the Utes being par
ticularly offish.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 3.-Mike McCoole was
arrested this p. m. for the murder OF
Patsey Manley, and lodged in Jail.
New York, Nov. Sat a meeting of
the creditors and friend of Clafin & Co.
this p. M, the reports submitted showed
assets of all kinds, not, however, includ-
ing the personal assets Of the members
of the firm, to be $22, sos, 900; total in
debtedness, Sl5,5si, 900; surplus, &c.
924, coo. 1t was agreed that no assist
ance be asked of the associated banks or
Clearing House, and their friends and
creditors present at the meeting unani-
mously rendered an extension, averaging
A. months, which was promptly accept
ed, and the business of the firm proceed
ed as usual.
borers Discharged.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-The banks to-day
gained two and half millions of legal
tenders.
A Washington dispatch has the follow
ing: The house of Jay Cooke & Co.,
which borrowed from the First National
bank of this city 100000 through the
influence of Henry G. Cooke, President
of the bank, has since the failure with.
drawn 5000, 900 in Central Pacific bonds
and deposited them with the Secretary
of the Treasury as security for the 5000,
900 advanced them by the Secretary be
fore their failure The creditors of ia,
Cooke & Co. are going to investigate tn,
above proceedings.
The Delaware, Lackawanna aud West
ern Railroad Company has reduced tn
working time of mechanics and laborer
to eight hours per day.
The Domestic Sewing Machine Com
pany, of Newark, n j., has discharge,
1913 employees.
Tomorrow, election day will be oh
served as legal holiday.
Exciting News from Petersburg. Va. :
Railroad Strike.
New YORK, Nov. THE investigation
into the affairs of the Central Bank by
committee of the Clearing House Assoc
' alton shows that the capital of thre
1 millions is unpaid to the extent of S72
e 600.
y special from Petersburg, Virgin
), states that while about 800 colored me
S were marching in procession last nigl
e they threw stones at houses, smashir
r windows and injuring citizens. The e
e element became so great, owing to the
acts of violence, that a white and colore
n company was called out and was ke]
under arms all night. Governor Walk
approved this prompt action on the pa
of the military and citizens.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 4.-The CONNIE
calls Knoxville, (Tenn.,) special say
The strike of the engineers and firemt
on the East Tennessee, Virginia al
Georgia Railroads, threatens to assun
=, dangerous character. Some of the ell
ployees yesterday prevented freig
! train from leaving by uncoupling Il
cars. The night, passenger and
:, freight cars have been discontinued. CT
. Baxter, the attorney of the road, is nc
- addressing the employees, explaining
g them the trouble they are suDjectil
themselves to- and advising non-intt
) ference with the operations of the roa
CHICAGO, Nov. A Washingt,
- special says that the report that Il
Government purposes discharging
large number of employees engaged
s. the navy yards and other public worl
Y, is denied by the Secretary of the Nav
is who is represented to have stated
IL policy to be so far as consistent with {
t public interest to keep all that is need
le for such labor. There may be complain
Of that he is using appropriations for l
re department rapidly, but he believes t
e. duty of the Government in such cri
a. as the present is to give all the aid it c
e, to the material interests of the count,
D. Foreign News.
appointment of Vice Chancellor.
=. LONDON, Nov. 3,-Chas. Hall has be
=. appointed Vice Chancellor in place
Sir John Wsrkins deceased