Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-08

Bank CIosed--Man Stabbed.
DAYTON, Ohio, Oct. 6.--Horsham &
German, bankers, closed to-day.
John Reed fatally stabbed Sam. Griffith
at York Centre, Union county, on Friday
night, in a drunken row. Reed was ar
rested.
Murder i'm Paris, Ky.
CINCINNATI, Oct. G.-An Enquirer spe-
cial says that most atrocious and cruei
murder took place at Paris, Kentucky,
to-day. Harry Clay, Edward Current
and Matt. Current were in Pat
O'Brien's saloon creating a disturb
ance. He sent for an officer, and
Deputy Marshal W. A. Burton came
and succeeded in getting them into the
yard, when Ed. Current shot at him sew
eral times with a revolver, two shots TAX
ing effect in the breast. Matt. Current
then seized Burton and shot him through
the head. Burton fell and was set upon
by the two Currents, who beat him over
the head with their revolvers, fracturing
his skull, beating his nose to jelly and
cutting his face horribly. Marshal Mil
Ter arrested both the Currents and put
them in Jail. The excitement is great
and lynching is talked of, as the Currents
have been boisterous, and Burton is well
known and was in the discharge of his
duty, Burton was single man.
Yellow Fever In Louisiana.
New ORLEANS, October G.-Forty-two
cases of genuine yellow fever at Calvert
Sixteen deaths from yellow fever at
Shreveport to-day.
Physician Arrested for Malpractice
Suit for SANDER - The Improved
Financial and Commercial Condi-
ton - Fiscal Agents Appointed
Fire.
New York, October DIR. James M.
Collins of l43 East Twenty-sixth street,
in this city, has been arrested for
supposed completely with a Jersey City
clairvoyant in causing the death of Ida
W. Vail. The young woman was the
daughter Of Newark compositor, who
died several years ago.
George Wilkes has applied for an order
of arrest against John F. Chamberlain in
an action begun by him to recover dam
ages for injury done to his character.
Sheridan Hook and Thomas Ryan have
agreed that they will pay the costs which
may be awarded if the defendant obtains
| judgment.
In commercial circles the features of
business is gratifying. Activity in grain
and grain freights increases. The export
movement ill wheat is on liberal scale.
Prices quoted high; receipts of wheat
heavy, Engagements of freights for
British ports embrace the free shipments
of wheat, petroleum and tobacco. Cotton
dealings for both early and forward de-
livery are moderate.
A Washington special says Morton,
Rose a Co., of London, have been APP
pointed fiscal agents of the State De-
partment in Europe.
A fire occurred this morning at 5l7,
519 and 52l west 18th street, occupied
by Dillmatt & Funk, as piano case
makers, and others. Loss $25, 900.
First Snow in Pennsylvania---More
Bank Irregnlarities.'
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IA dispatch
from Pottsville says the first snow of the
season fell this morning, and quite q
severe snow also fell at Fonda, N. Y.
LOWELL, Mass, Oct. John W.
Pierce, Jr., cashier of the Merchants
National bank, has been guilty of irregu-
larities, according to other officers of the
bank, to the extent of $4,000. Pierce
is also treasurer of the Central Savings
Bank, but that institution is said to be
all right.
Condition Of the Washington Banks.
WASHINGTON, Oct. THE reorganiza-
ton of the National Metropolitan Bank
is promised after an examiner shall have
made report.
The report of the receiver of the Wash.
ington Savings Bank shows q surplus
over obligations, estimating securities at
par. Depositors will receive at least
nine-tenths of their money.
New YORK, Oct. THE theological
section of the Evangelical Alliance, at its
session this morning, discussed the
Christian life, and listened to the read
ing of paper on personal religion, from
DIR. Fuller, of Baltimore, who took &C.
casion to denounce in terms of great
severity the Roman. Catholic Church.
The philosophical section of the Alliance
met at st. Paul's church. Charles Reid.
NJ. p, presided. Rev. j. H. Riggs, of
Westminster, England, read paper on
the relation to modern literature to
christianity, taking what is called pure
ly European view of the question.
Foreign News.
Items from Spain and Denmark.