Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-13
Telegraphie Dispatches
SPECIAL 70 TUX rIocHr DAILY RECORD,
Eastern Dispatohes.

Eastern Oispatohes.
The virginius A1Air--Cineinnsti Rae
ing-Andy johnson VI. Judge Holt.
WASHINGTON. Nov. ll.-No official in
from Santiago de Cuba rels-
tive to the seizure. of the Virginius has
been received by the Department OF
State. The Spanish Minister of Foreign
Affairs, in his recent conversation with
Minister Sickles, expressed his disappro-
baton Of the summary manner OF the
execution Of the persons captured with
the virginius, and gave him assurance
that no efforts should be spared by the
Spanish Government to show the United
States that it's friendship was more sub.
stantial than 10 mere words.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 1.-THE race at
Fleetwood to-day between Judge Fuller-
ton and American Girl, was won by Full
lerton. Time, 2;a4, 2:24h, 2:24, 2:A.
The third heat was dead head.
WASHINGTON, Nov. n.-Ex-President
johnson has addressed lengthy COM
munication 10 the Washington Chroui-
Gle in reply to Judge Hollis, Of last Au-
gust, concerning the execution of Mrs.
Surratt. He says Hon. James speed was
mistaken as to seeing the sentence and
finding in the Presidents office; that
Judge Holt urged the speedy execution
of Mrs. Surfatt in private consultation
with him tJohnson) When he brought
the papers from the Secretary of War, he
says Judge Holt wrote the order approx
ing the sentence Of the Court, and affixed
his johnson name to it, and rolling
up the papers took his leave, carrying
the record with him and departing as he
had come, through the family or private
entrance. lie further says the petition
for clemency was not attached to the
record. and questions the correctness OF
Hollis records, rs the petition was not
found in the printed record authorized
by Holt and certified by Col. Burnett,
special Judge Advocate Of the commits.
sion, and concludes: Holt not only with
held the petition from the President, but
suppressed in the record the most i'm.
portant trial in tho history Of the ma
| tion."
Ticket Agents Organized for Self.
ProtectiOH--0oing Back 10 Europs
--Boiler Explosion. t|.
NV YORK, Nov. 1.-THE genera
railway and steamship ticket agents helt
meeting to-day and formed perma
nent organization for the purpose Of
maintaining passenger rates and protee
ton against the movement Of railroad
managers TO abolish the business of com
mission agencies, Every agent in thi
city WAS present. Steps we're taken +
unite the agents throughout the country
BosToY, Nov. 1l.-Steamship Atlas
hence to-day for Liverpool, had 260 steer
age passengers, large portion of then
mill operatives and artisans returning
the Old World for lack Of employmer
here. Some 40 factory operatives cam
on from Fall River, to embark on Il
Atlas.
New YORK, Nov. IA boiler e
: ploded At 1 O'Clock this afternoon at Il
, corner OF 4th avenue and 18th street
used by Coyne 4 Beemer, contractors G
the 18th avenue improvement. SIEVE
persons were instantly killed, and sever
wounded. All the killed had either Il
: whole OR portion OF the head blown of.
The Chicago billiard Tournamen
q CHICAGO, Nov. lin the billial
t tournament to-day Cyrille Dion. of Ne
York, beat Slosson. of Chicago, in SEQ
of 400 to 1917; winners average, 5000
Daley, OF New York, beat Snyder. of Oh
: cage, 400 to I66; winners average, /
GARNER, of New York. beat Bessungs
, of Chicago, 400 to $40; winners averag
} 7.22-54. Daley beat Slosson 400 to 20
: winners average, l.24-33. Largest ri
1873, French caroms. Attendance larg
, The tournament was successful. d p @.-'
President Grant on the Outrages
3 Cuba. --
NEw YORK, Nov. 12.-At Cabin
!, meeting yesterday Washington corr
spondent makes the President say be hi
raed that 80 Cuban insurgents captured
: prisoners Of war had been shot on Il
: field, and while the report lacked co
firmation, he was prepared to bear Of
:. confirmation after what had already Q
!, Cured in Cuba. He was satisfied th
n the Spanish Government did not Al
;. would not approve Of such butchery.
I was matter which an enlightened natl
: could not overlook. If, indeed, til
9 method OF warfare was necessary to ~
! port the Spanish Republic, individual
! he could not wish such Governme
3 prosperity. II the Spanish people,
!. their effort to establish q Republic
: form OF Government, could not cont
their authorities in Cuba, then, in the |
tessss Of humanity, he thought it time
O interfere, not to encourage the strugf
2 Of the Cubans, nor 10 embarass the Spa
3 ish Republic in any way, but wholly
!. the interest Of civilization and human,
\ War Ships Ordered for ssa-Twsed