Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-02-01
EASTERN NEWS.


has finally decided to open subscriptions
for the new loan on the 4th and to close
on the 18th proI., in this country.
Boston, Jan. 30.-The Committee ON
Claims decide the city liable for all
damages by blowing up buildings during
the great fire.
Chester, Pa, Jan. 30-Martin, de-
faulting teller of the Chester Valley
Bank, was to-day sentenced to A.. years
hard labor in the Pententiary.
Manchester, N. H., Jan. 3O.-Terrific
explosion of gas in the main repair shops
OF the Manchester print works this
morning; six persons injured.
Topeka, Kan, Jan. 3O.-Pomerov
lies seriously i'll. He has reconsidered
his determination to make public state.
ment A rumor is current that he has
rendered his resignation. Further de-
posts of bride money. amounting to
$50, 900, have been made with the Secre
rotary of the joint convention.
New York, Jan. Subcommittee on
Greeley fund issue an address announc,
ing the sure prospect of success, and ap-
pealing for generous contributions, as
the enterprise is in no degree partisan.
In Tweeds case Judge Davis delivered
lengthy charge to the Jury. The pros
ecutlon made vain attempt to have the
defendant committed until the verdict
was rendered. At II o'clock, the Jury
having been out three hours, the Court
adjourned till tomorrow.
st. Louis, Jan. 3O.-A bonded car
which reached here to-day, was found to
have been robbed of $1,000 worth of
goods between New York and Albany
This is the first robbery OF bonded car
since the law went into force.
New Haven, Jan. 30.-Passenger train
on the New Haven and Northampton
Railroad thrown from the track at Hen.
don, four miles from here, this evening,
by broken rail; 16 persons injured
some seriously.
New York, Jan. 3l.-Rumored that in
the Tweed case eleven are for acquittal
and one for conviction, but the iury is
understood to be nine for acquittal.
Chicago, Jan. 31.-A Washington dis.
patch says it is believed among few
Mormons now in that city and by several
Western members of Congress that
Delegate Claggett, of Montana, at tn.
close OF the present session or during
March, will be appointed Governor of
Utah. There seems little doubt that the
appointment will be rendered him.
Washington, Jan 3l.-The House
Foreign affairs Committee yesterday
considered the proposition to incorpo-
rate the American, Japan and China
Telegraph Co., and the Senate Foreign
Affairs Committee also canvassed the
matter. On account of the shortness of
the session, the subject was postponed
indefinitely.
Philadelphia, Jan. 3l.-A boiler ex-
ploslon at the Albion Paint Works.
Cornstocker, yesterday, killed Rosa
Fitzsimmons and injured several Others.
New York, Jan. 31.-The jury in the
Tweed case failed to agree and were dis
charged. After the announcement bv
the foreman that the jury could not
agree, Judge Davis expressed desire to
hear from other jurors as 70 the posi-
oility OF an agreement. Another Juror
then said that the jury were of the same
opinion since II o'clock last night and
there was no prospect of an agreement.
Peckham, for the prosecution, addressed
the Court, applying for another trial
forthwith. Defendants counsel thought
it would be hardship to 90 over the
case now. Tweed's civil suit was set for
the 18th prox.
Harrisburg, Pa, Jan. 31.-The Senate
passed resolution, Is to /, instructine
the Pennsylvania Senators in Congress
to vote against the purchase of the Cen
trail Telegraph by the Government,
Washington, Jan. 31.-Poland's Com.
mittee this morning heard Nelson's
statement regarding the transactions
with Brooks, heretofore mentioned.
The Wilson Committee heard addi-
tional testimony. H. +. Clarke testified
that the Union Pacific paid Gen. Dix,