Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-08-27

ANs ncIdstS rsAcs--
Government Receipts and Expend-
itures for the Year ending june
3o--Homicide in New York--Sen-
satIon about the Goodrich MUIR
der--Heavy Storm I'm New York.
ROCHESTER, n. Y, Aug. %.
As the express train, due here at 10
O'Clock this evening, was approaching
Batavia, it ran into carriage, killing
both the occupants, The engine struck
the launches of the horse attached to
the carriage. killing it and rendering the
carriage a complete wreck. The names
Of those in the carriage are James Ander-
son and Dennis Delany. One of them
was thrown a number of yards into
field. The other was dragged along until
the train stopped. His body was horri-
bly, mangled. The engineer, John Day,
stopped the train as soon as possible,
and got off the engine to see what injury
had been done. In passing in front of
the locomotive he saw it covered with
blood and brains. He was SO overcome
by the shock that he walked but a few
steps and fell. He was carried into the
smoking car and died in few minutes.
BELFAST, Me-, Aug. 25.
In answer to inquiries whether aid is
needed, the Mayor telegraphed as follows:
Belfast will accept with gratitude what
ever pecuniary aid may be offered. She
needs it for the second time within eight
years, but is compelled to do so now.
The amount of insurance was only Sl25,-
600, and but small part Of this will go
to the poor and destitute sufferers"
WASHINGTON, Ang. %.
Receipts and expenditures Of the Gov
eminent by warrants for the quarter
ending June 80, 1873: Net receipts from
customs, $40, S66, 443; from internal rev.
enue, S29, $50 7S7; from sales of public
land, S772,s07 miscellaneous sources,
S6,938,847. Total receipts, S77,S0S, 6s4.
Net expenditures: For civil and miscel-
laneous, $40 Gal, 032; War Department,
S11, ,6l3; Navy Department, 1885,
O73 Indians and pensions, So 3O5, $50;
interest on public debt Sl4,777, 957;
premium on bonds, S540,954. Total ex-
penditures, S59,4l9, 3l6.
New YORK, Aug. Is.
No cable dispatches have been received
since Saturday night, owing to trouble
on connecting land lines.
In the case of Michael c. Broderick,
the alleged murderer of his son early
Friday morning. by stabbing him twice
in the heart, the Coroners jury to-day
rendered a verdict to the effect that the
/ stabbing was done in self-defense. The
Coroner committed Broderick to the
Tombs. Bail will be fixed to. morrow.
The San Francisco cadets arrived here
to-day, and marched to the Seventh Reg.
lment's armory, which has been placed
at their disposal during their stay here.
NEW YORK. Aug. 90.
Some one, who affects to know, gives
this story in connection with the Good
! rich murder, 'hs interest ia which has
been revived by the recent action of the
police authorities. Kate Stoddard, when
she was known by her true name of Betsy
King, went to school where there were
four Spaniards, and one of them was
called Roscoe. She was attached to the
young man, and before she disappeared
from her parents abode she was regarded
as his betrothcd. She is said to have re-
newed this acquaintance afterwards in
New York, and this, too at the time
when Goodrich appeared on the scene.
This Roscoe is probably the man to
whom Lncette Myers points as the one
who killed Goodrich for robbing him OF
the affections of Kate Stoddard.
n. L. Lancaster Of Chicago, returning
there for the benefit Of his health, ar.
rived from Europe Saturday, having
with him thirty thousand dollars worth
OF diamonds, obtained in the gold fields
of South Africa. On landing at the pier
Custom officer Livingston took from
Lancaster a small satchel containing the
diamonds and declared them seized, alleg-
ing that Lancaster denied having dutiable
goods The latter gentleman, however,
asserts that he told the Inspector be had
diamonds, and accounted for their pos.
session by saying he had dug some and
purchased others in South Africa. He
also claims that there is no duty on uncut
diamonds, and denies he made any at
tempt at concealment, having displayed
them among his fellow passengers, and
refused offers OF purchase, desiring them
for his own use. Lancaster goes to
Washington to demand the restoration of
OF his property. He bears atfidavits from
his late associate travellers, certifying to
the truthfulness of his statements.