Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-16
.Telegraphie Dispatches
SPECIAL TO The procHE DAILY HEcoED.
Eastern Dispatches.
Fire In New Hampshire--Relief for
Msmphis-N~w Turkish Minister
Iowa Election Returns.

Of Goffstovn, WIS burned last night.
Also IL blooded horses, including Ned
Hastings, an Abdallah stallion, valued
at $1,000 Abdallah himself was the
only horse saved.
MEMHHIs, Oct. l4.-Hamilton, OF the
Southern Express, received $1,000 fr1m
San Francisco for the relief OF Memphis.
WASHINGTON, Oct li.-Areislachi Bey,
the newly appointed Turkish Minister,
presented his credentials to the Presi-
dent to-day, with the usual formalities.
CHICAGO, Oct. l4.-Returns from the
election in Iowa, up to midnight, are
scattering and rather meagre, but indi-
cate full vote, and considerable Repub-
lican losses. The Republican ticket is
doubtless elected, though by reduced
majority. The Anti-Monopolists have
carried their representative ticket in
quite = number Of counties where the
Republican State ticket has a majority.
The Boston Grange in TroubIe-Vin-
dication Of Bishop Cumins.
NEW YoEK, Oct 1.-THE Boston
Grange, composed of grain and commits
sion merchants. having been ordered to
disband by the Grand Master Of the Ma
tional Grange, for the reason that it was
not Farmers Grange, threatens to car
~ the matter before the National
Grange. The Boston Grange retains its
books, and initiates members, using the
passwords and grips OF the order. As
it is composed Of prominent business
men, warm contest is promised.
Bishop Cumins, of Kentucky, has
written letter indicating his own con-
duct and that of the Dean of Canterbury
in the matter of their communion in the
Presbyterian churches He says: 81
deny, most emphatically. that the Dean
OF Canterbury, or myself, have violated
the ecclesiastical order Of the Church o.
England, OF of the Protestant Episcopa
Church in this country, or have beef
guilty Of an act Of open hostility to thu
discipline. There is nothing in eccles
iastical order or discipline Of the Church
of England or OF the Protestant Episco
pal Church in this country, forbiddint
such an act as communion anon
Christian people, who are one in faitI
! l. -, haad
far as know, the Liberal Episcopalian
of New York rejoice in the action Of tn
Dean Of Canterbury and thank him for il
The Times on the Fin ances--Londol
Money lie nders Shaky.
New YORK, Oct. A.-The Times
financial article says there is stamped
in stocks to-day, owing mainly to tn
bankruptcy proceedings in the case o
Grinnell d Co. and the injunction upo
the money lenders on stock collateral
which followed The effect of all this
transpired before the court on Saturda
r is very bad, and is but partially qualifie
5 by the modification by injunction.
: Gable kilograms are received from Lol
, don advising against lending money G
| stocks, under any terms, until this alarm
g ing bankruptcy action is determined
= From the present stand point it wou
. seem as though no money lender is sa
T in lending upon stock collateral.
t Eastern EIections--BothP Parties Clai
6 Ohio--Decreased Republican M
~ Jority in Iowa.
v COLUMBUS, O., Oct. l5.-The Cent?
g Committees of each party claim t
u State ticket. The vote is very clos
The Legislature is conceded to the Del
sr ocrats, unless Hamilton county shou
r send full Republican delegation, viii
to is unlikely, according to present advice
rs CHICAGO, Oc-, 15.-The returns fro
ty Iowa confirm early advices Of the prof.
he bic reelection OF Carpenter, Republics
for Governor, and the success Of
or Anti-Monopoly county tickets in Il
y, jority Of the counties. The Legislatu
y however, will probably be Republican
~. CLEVELAND, o., Oct. 10 Retul
in from the State indicate very close VI
to on Governor, with probabilities in fay
:. OF the Democrats. The majority will !
II. run over one thousand either way. I
n; Democrats claim the State Legislat,
e. beyond doubt.
10 COLUMBUS, o., Oct. b. Ashla
v, county, Democratic majority, 500; ga
ie, %. Champaign county, Democratic 1
H. jority, GAO; gain, 40. Clinton coun
as estimated Democratic gain, $50. d
On ance county, Democratic majority, 8
ee gain, 1879.
ny Bank Robbery--A Woman Acquit,
If, -Absconding Cashier.
n, New YORK, Oct. 15.--The First
he tional Bank Of Athens, Pa, was ente
n by burglars on Monday night, v
on seized the cashier, and having boz
'ee him, proceeded to rob the vaults. ]
lte amount secured is not large-of spe'
deposits, $4,000. No arrests.
T. RocKLASD, Me-, Oct. 15.-Miss NJ
ar. Ike, on trial some days past for the m
es- der Of DIR. Baker, was acquitted.
IA ALBANY, Oct. 15.-Chss. H. Phel
cashier in the Treasury Department
'N the State, was arrested at Jersey {
.o' and brought here, charged with the ,
~. bling Of the State Treasury Of an amo
ie' estimated at 100000. Phelps left
% post short time ago, when State Tr'
- urer Baines informed him that he
40 about to begin an examination Of
Gu accounts. He wrote Baines from Jel
''u City, acknowledging the incorrectnes
Ie his accounts. but promised, il not ar
lac ed, to make good all, or nearly all,
deficit. Counsel on his behalf has
of gested compromise. Implicit CT
an dence was placed in Phelps.
yia, Foreign News.
ieii Bank Rates AAvanced-Money
'eo Misunderstanding in Spain.