Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-19
Eastern Dispatches.
New York, March II

The procession of Irish societies to-
day was the largest Of the kind ever seen
here. 1t is estimated that $4,000 men
were in line. Dispatches from the
Eastern and Middle States show that the
day was very generally celebrated.
The Tribune devotes half column to-
day in showing that Woodwards share
in the ring plumber was divided with
Joseph B. Young, who was still Clerk of
the Board of Supervisors.
FRANKroRT, KY, March II.
Saturday night fire began in bar
room in Lawrenceburg, Anderson county,
and, as the wind was blowing heavily
and no engine was at hand, the main
portion Of the town was laid in ashes,
including AZ houses, among them the
Calf House, Collins Tavern and Wither-
sons bank. The loss will fall heavily
on the citizens of Lawrenceburg, as the
houses We're generally owned by the oc-
cupants, and there was comparatively
little insurance. Loss not less than
$4,000. A public meeting was held
here to-day for the purpose of organizing
relief.
CHICAGO, March II.
Associated Press dispatches say the
recall of Minister DeLong is insisted
upon because he is said to have involved
himself in difficulties existing between
Japan and other nations, contrary to di-
plomatic law and usage, and his rela-
tons with the State debt not being en-
tirely satisfactory, the efforts of Pacific
coast friends in his behalf are consider
ably neutralized. His integrity does not
seem in any way called in question,
OGDENsBUEG, N. Y, March IS.
The fire here on Sunday morning was
very destructive, and threatened the en-
| tire town. Loss, $4,000. Among
| the heaviest losers are j. H. Morgan,
grocer, and r. H. Houston. Much Of
the loss was caused by the moving of
| goods for fear the fire would reach them.
CHICAGO, March IS.
A horr.d murder was perpetratel here
at late hour last night by party of
Irishmen who had been freely celebrat-
ing ST. Patrick's Day. They entered q
German ball room and soon became in
volved in quarrel. A free fgh
ensued, in which an Irishman by
the name OF Hea!y received knife
wound in the side of the head
Several companions of Healy then caugh,
hold of Albert Goetz, young German
whom they accused of stabbn5 Healy
and holding him up, bent his head back
while Healy drew knife across hi:
throat, cutting it from ear to ear, and in
stantly killing him. Exhausted by the
loss of blood from his wound, the muir
derer fell insensible beside the corpse Of
his victim, where he was found by the
police and arrested. Most of Healy':
companions were also arrested.
New HAMBURG, n. u, March Is.
| The dye house Of the Duchess Pain
Works burned to-day. Loss, $50. 900
500 men thrown out of employment.
CINCINNATI, March IS.
A large fire is reported in the town o
Centreville, Ohio, destroying ten build
ings, and the fire still raging. Higl
winds prevail, and citizens are 50 tx
hausted from efforts to sublue the flame
that but little property will be saved.
ALBANY, Morcn Is.
The Assembly Committee to invest
gate Erie Railroad matters met to day
Francis c. Barlow, Attorney General
made a statement showing his connec
ton with General Sickles in proceed
ings to effect change in the Erie direc
tory were entirely legitimate; that thu
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