Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-03
Foreign News.
CHrlist DissensiOn in Spain--Cable for
the South American Telegraph

Cnrlist DissensiOn in Spain--Cnble for
the south American Telegraph
MADRID Oct. /.
Discussions in the ranks of the Carlists
are increasing. The leaders, Dorregar-
rey, Roda and Lizzaraga, have left their
commands and arrived at Bayonne.
PANAMA, Sept. p.
News is received at Valparaiso that the
steamer Hooper had arrived at Pernam.
buco with l, 400 miles of cable for the line
to Jamaica, and it is expected that COM
munication with the United States and
Europe by that line will be established
in October.
New YORK, October =.
A dispatch from Fort Klamath, dated
yesterday, says Captain Jack and his five
associates will be hanged Friday morn!
ing at 10 o'clock sharp, and to-day the
carpenters drove the first nail into the
structures that is being erected to meet
the requirement of the sentence. They
will all be suspended from one beam,
and at given signal will swing into
eternity together. The execution will be
public, to allow the Klamaths and neigh
boring Indians full view of the manner
in which law of the United States is
meted ont to transgressors.
CHICAGO, Oct. ..
A Washington special says: In reply
to inquiries this evening, Secretary
Richardson reiterated his former state
meut that he believes the Government
will not lose dollar in consequence of
the failure of Clews d Co., or Clews,
Habicht & Co.; that few thousand dol
lars may possibly be lost thereby, but he
thinks the indications are that the COM
pany will pay all its debts. Further
more, if Jay Cooke & Co. pay even 80
per cent, he believes the Government
which stands in position of preferred
creditor, will not lose anything by the
failure of the First National Bank in this
city. No proposition of compromise has
yet been made by Jay Cooke & Co.,
through the receivers of the First Nation
al Bank, to the Treasury Department.
Judge Richardson says if Cooke & Co.
will pay 80 per cent. cash, with interes st.
bearing notes for one, two and three
years for the remainder of the company's
Indebtedness, as has been reported will
probably be their proposition for settle
ment, all will be well, especially so far
as the Government is concerned in the
First National Bank at Washington, and
it is probable that the latter concern will
be able to pay up its entire Indebtedness.
As to the affairs Of the syndicate, Mr..
Richardson says they will not be directly
disturbed by the failure of Jay Cooke &
Co., though it is possible that the result
Of the financial panic in this country
may retard or injuriously affect the sale
Of our new bonds in foreign countries.
Pacific Coast.
Sudden Death "A Fleeing Culprii
Heard From-The Execution of ths
ModOcs $50 Final Preparations fol
the Execution of the MOdocs =.
Contested Election Case Decided.
Flour and Wheat-CaliforniaS stat,
Treasury.
SAX FRANc1sco, Oct. 3.
Patrick Kelly, barkeeper on the cor
ner of Market and Battery streets, dice
suddenly in his saloon yesterday. TIL
cause of his death is unknown.
One of the mates Of the ship Sunrise
who fled from here, was heard from yes
terday in Nevada. Measures have beer
taken to secure him. The members o
the crew now say they have been bribet
to say no more about the matter.
PORTLAND, Or, Oct. 2.
Large iires are raging in the wood,
north Of the city.
JACKSONVILLE, Or, Oct. 2.
From Mr.. Obenchain, who left For,
klamath yesterday, We learn some par.
ticulars of the closing preparations 70,
the execution of the six Modocs now un.
der sentence of death. Mr.. Obenchair
says the scaffold is erected just outside
the fort, and is built strong enough, to
all appearance. to hang twice as many as