Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-22


shot her seducer, George Watson. has
been forfeited. She will be sent to the
Kings county Jail.
Rock Run, Nd, Jan. 20.-The town
of Port Deposit is overhowed by the Sus-
quehanna. The inhabitants have fed,
many of them in boats, and it feared there
has been loss of life. AIMS
Washington, Jan. 20.-Oflicials in the
Treasury Department say the proposal of
Phelps, Dodge g. Co., to pay the Govern
ment S26O.OOO in lieu of the alleged
duties unpaid, is not likely to be accepted.
Mrs. Mary A. Walker, widow of Robert
J. Walker, died yesterday. She was
granddaughter of Benz. Franklin.
New York, January 2O.-At boarding
house in Madison avenue, this evening,
Marshal McGruder fatally shot Clarence
Lockwood, for an alleged insult to a
female boarder, Annie Brown.
Louisville, KY, Jan. 20.--At Shelby
City, last evening, desperate, Bill VIII
son, killed his fourth victim, John Will
hanson.
Evansville. Ind, Jan. 2O.-The Dis
trict Grand Lodge OF Bnai Berth closed
its session by an elegant banquet.
Topeka, Jan. 20. Gov. Osborn has
authorized the emphatic denial of part
OF the testimony in the Caldw II case
which represents him rs having been
connected with the alleged corruption of
the Legislature, at the time Caldwell was
elected Senator. aat-
st. Louis, Jan. 20. --Ex-Goyernor War
mouth of Louisiana, arrived here TODAY,
and left for Washington tonight.
Washington, Jan. 21.-In the CalI-
well investigation yesterday. Gov. Car
ney, on cross-examination. stated that
Caldwell told him, in the fall of II, in
his (Csldwell's) house, in Leavenworth,
that the Kansas Pacific r. r. Co. would
have to give him money before they could
get any favorable legislation from Con-
gress; that as soon as he reached Wash
ington he would take good care that
they got no legislation until they paid
him. His impression was that the sum
was $4,000 but he would not say; it
either came from John Pry, President of
the X. P. h. r., or from somebody else.
Question: At what time did Smith tell
you he had got $40: 600 in currency from
the X. P. r. r. Co.? Answer: A very
short time before the vote was taken in
the Legislature. .r
Senator Carpenter-I should think
people out there would like to have
Senator elected every day. ...
Witness-I know that Levi Smith told
me that he had provided some money for
members at the time of the banquet;
that great many were coming there who
expected some money. He said he had
to raise considerable money for members,
to pay up arrears; that currency was very
scarce, and he did not know how to do
it, and he was afraid he would have to
disappoint certain men. do not know
that he mentioned any person.
Levi Smith, Sworn-I never had such
conversation about currency as that
stated by Gov. Carney heard the Gov
ernor's statement.
Sidney Clarke, examined by Senator
Hill received letter from Senator
Logan, but not from Hill, and Senator
Hill never spoke to me about the affair
until came here to attend the present
investigation.
New York, Jan. 21.-Vanderbilt denies
that he is either bulling or bearing the
Western Union Telegraph stock.
Little Rock, January 21.-There was q
horrible murder near this city last Satur-
day night. The wife of Enoch Jackson
(colored) and another woman killed
jackson with dray pin, and threw his
body into the fire, They reported that
he was drunk, and fell in the fire while
his wife was asleep. Both women are in
Jail. ...... ...
Boston, Jan. 2l.-Mrs. Harrison Grey
Otis died to-day.
Springfield, o., January 21.-The two
Houses of the Legislature balloted for
U. S. Senator to-day, with the following
result: Senate-Ogelsby, 80; Trumbull,
l6; Coobaugh, q House -Ogelsby, SO;
Trumbull, so. The two Houses meet in
joint session tomorrow to declare the
result. ..--.-......
Albany, Jan. '21. In the case OF Fos-
ter, the car-hook murderer, the Court of
Appeals has affirmed the judgment of the
Court below, and ordered that Court to
cffectuate its sentence.
FOREIGN.
London, Jan. 20.-Onslow and Whaley,