Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-21
Eastern Dispatches.
WASHINGTON, June 10.

WASHINGTON, June -.
The Postmaster General to-day signed
additional articles to the present
postal treaty with Canada, providing for
the interchange of postal cards OF the
United States and the Dominion at
prepaid rate of two cents in full to Its
destination in either country-prepay-
ment to be made by afixing to the card
an ordinary one cent postage stamp. A
correspondence has been in progress
with the Canadian authorities on the
subject for some time, and it is known
that the additional articles will be
promptly signed on the part of the Can
adam authorities and will go into effect
July II.
CANASDAGGUA, n. V, June 10.
This afternoon Judge Selden made
motion, in the case of Miss Anthony,
for new trial, upon the ground of mis-
direction by the Judge in ordering
verdict of guilty without submitting the
case to the jury. The Court, in a brief
review of the argument of the counsel,
denied the motion. The District Attor-
ney Immediately moved that the judge.
ment of the Court be pronounced upon
| the defendant. The Court inquired of
Miss anthony if she had anything to
say why sentence should not be pro-
nounced. Miss Anthony answered that
she had great many things to say, and
declared that in her trial every principle
of Justice had been violated that every
right had been denied, that she had no
trial by her peers; that the Court and
jurors were her political enemies, and
! not her peers and announced her deter
mination to continue her labors until
equality was obtained. She was pro-
ceeding TO discuss questions involved III
the case, when she was interrupted by
the Court with the remark that these
questions could not be reviewed. Miss
Anthony replied that she wished it fully
understood that she asked no clemency
from the Court and that she desired the
full rigor of the law. Judge Hunt then
said: The judgement of the Court is
that You pay fine of 500 and the costs
of the prosecution, " and then immedi-
ately added: There is an order that
you stand committed until the fine is
paid. " and so the trial ended. A motion
for new trial is to be made in the cast
of the inspectors tomorrow morning, OF
the ground that Hall, one of the defend
, ants. was absent during the trial.
New YORK, June 10.
There is a great excitement at tn,
police headquarters over the report tina
the Commissioners were about to appoin
% colored men on the police force a
patrolmen. Commissioner Russell say
he supposes the rumor arose from tn
report of yesterday to appoint % stree
sweepers, but if motion is made t.
appoint'colored patrolmen he will sup
port it, as the question of equality i
settled and colored men should hav
their rights.
5 The Attorney General has decided thG
/. the resignation of surveyor Cornell too
: effect on the 3lst OF January, and not o
y the day of the appointment of his SUI
d cessor. This decision is believed to d,
+ prive Cornell of lis share of moietit
n from the famous Phelps Dodge cas-
S amounting to S22, 600
e At the Northwestern Railroad meetir
d to-day the question of dividend was Il,
u reached, but the directors meet aga
II tomorrow when probably some actiC
S will be taken in the matter.
e. General Horace G.. Stevens was burie
10 to-day. He commanded the fort
If Castle Garden in the war of 1912, al
J. was the first militia officer appointed
T. this State.
The heat Of to-day has been excessiy
the mercury stood "a degrees in Il
Or shade. A number of sunstrokes c
Of Cured,
Of WASHINGTON, June 10.
le Secretary Robson, in his report
T. the Polaris investigation, says the stat
H. ments of the rescued persons were taxi
lie and are now being printed, together wi
l. the diaries kept by some of the ice part
es A diary of the cruise of the Polaris W
t, kept by Herman Searons, one of t
er seamen remaining on board and pick
Ut up on the ice after the separation fro
le the ship. The Secretary says it must
b. clearly understood that the departing
4. neither makes nor declares any judgeme
against Buddington, who has no oppt
&c tunity for defence or explanation. I
es facts show that, though he was perha
e. wanting in enthusiasm and at tin
be grossly lax in discipline, and though