Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-10

except TO secure the service of forces
required by the United States Courts.
BALTIMORE, May s.
In the United States District Court
this morning, the District Attorney an
nounced the death Of Chief Justice
Chase and moved an adjournment.
Judge Giles, after abiding in appropri-
ATE terms 10 tie lie and public service
OF the deceased, adjourned Court. None
of the City Courts are in session to-day.
A meeting OF the Bar is called for to-
morrow to take proper action in regard
to his death.
The Bar and Judiciary of this city
met to-day and adopted resolutions to
express the loss the country has suffered
in the death of Chase. The Courts ad-
journed out of respect to his memory.
The papers generally have eulogistic
notices of the deceased, and the feeling
of regret among the people is very gen
eral.
The streams are much swollen by re-
cent rains, and already great damage Is
done. There are fears that the floods
will he as disastrous as those of 1870.
PARSONS, Kan, Mays
Eight dead bodies, including one child
IS months old, were found under the
house of the Bender family, 10 miles
west of here, near which the body Of
Senator Yards brother was found. The
Bender family left the country two
weeks ago. The excitement is SO great,
and the determination to bring the
guilty parties to justice, is so strong,
that no effort will be spared to effect
their arrest.
WASHINGTON, May s.
There are several regiments Of infant
ry and a regiment of cavalry in such
close proximity to New Orleans, that
should any more troops be needed than
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.ocated, their services could be had in Il
ew hours. j. B. Hawley, of Illinois,
and J. NJ Rush, OF Wisconsin, have
returned their back pay into the treas
ury. This statement is made at the
equest Of these gentlemen.
Secretary Richardson will tomorrow
issue an order paying tribute to thu
memory Of the late Chief Justice, IL
which the Secretary will allude to TIL
past services OF the deceased as the heat
of the Treasury Department Secretar,
Richardson will also direct that tn
Department be closed on Saturday next
md that the building be draped il
Mourning for thirty days.
Bos7oS, May s.
| Cakes Ames died at 80 tonight.
| New YORK, May s.
| Judge Brady will charge the jury j
the BIakely murder case tonight.
General Mcclellan sent communicf
ION to the department Of Docks tn
afternoon resigning his position {
chief engineer.
The Board Of Aldermen this evenir
.dopted appropriate resolutions on IL
ieath Of Chase. The Chamber of Con
nerce will hold meeting tomorrow
,aks appropriate action.
Dos Passes, OF Stokes counsel, r
celved letter to-day threatening hi
with the direst evils if he persisted
;arrying the case of his client before Il
supreme Court, at its general term {
Monday next.
The strike Of the horse-shoers eI
ployed by the railroad and stage lin
uas extended to most of the companie
The Sth, Sd, 9th and 7th avenue lin
have employed non-society men.
b The Crispins threaten to strike in
: shops, which have just been classife
It unless an advance of wages is concede
d The Lady Crlspins, of whom there art
= large number, strike next week. 7
e Crispins in Brooklyn strike to-morro
1t The remains of Chief Justice Cha
" will be at St. Georges Church, in Il
y city, from s. q. IN. to p. m. on SAT-
day. This change has been render
lie necessary in consequence of family
s. rangements. 1t o'clock the same
!. ternoon the funeral services will to
ID place, as already announced. The
l. mains will reach Washington on Sumo
morning, and will lie in state at the re
dence of Senator sprague on .Sund
On Monday they will lie in the Met
politan Methodist Church, where an
:. portunity will be afforded friends
V viewing the remains. The services ,
be held in the church in the afterno
lie after which the interment will take pla
a New YORK, May
is The following is complete list of
gentlemen who have been invited 9
have consented to act as pall-bearers
the funeral Of Chief Justice Chase: LA
ilton Fish, W. 4. Sherman, Whitel
D Reid, Charles O'Conor. Gerritt Smi
W. +. Havemeyer, Gideon Welles, W
Cullen Bryant, VIM. NJ. Evarts, Hir
Mcdowell, Hiram Barney and JohI
Cisco. The following telegram was
r ceived from President Grant: Your
'"' patch announcing the death of the II
Chief Justice is received. HIS fan
~ and the nation have my coincidence
W. mourning the loss of the distinguish
- and faithful officer, Admiral Pt
ne Spanish Minister, also telegraphed
sincere coincidence to the family of
highly valued friend.
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