Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-12

was stopped off the coast o. Nova scotia
by sailing vessel short Of provisions.
The vessel and cargo is valued at nsarly
half million dollars.
A Washington correspondent has had
an interview with Secretary Fish regard
ing the shooting of the passengers OF the
virginius, and the Secretary said that 1t
was cold.blooded murder, and no one
of sound Judgment pretends to apollo
pizs for il. but the Cubans themselves are
misguided, yet they have had presumed
patriots running loose in New York
and Washington city, who, had they
been made o. sterner metal, would have
been fighting the battle on the island in
stead OF manufacturing useless enthusi-
asm in those cities. No one denies that
Ryan and his confreres were in the COM
mission Of the Cubans. If an American
is willing to enter into the service of
Foreign Powers he does il at his own
risk, and has no right at every turn
which proves inimical to his own inter
est or life, to ask the Intervention OF
the Government he has voluntarily left OF
battle for another Power. 1t would have
been much more creditable TO the Cuban
authorities to have kept their officers al
home doing service where it was valua
BILE. The Secretary added that he SYM
pathized with Cuba, but could not rem
der aid in any manner which will con
fiict with the comfy Of nations. Fur
thermore he wanted better metal from
Cuba than had been sent, before b.
could hope to hear of them ultimatel.
achieving their independence. In tn
present juncture of affairs he said tn
State Department will use the utmos
diligence to be advised at the earlies
practicable moment after We have tn
! full facts.
Affairs Of the Texas Pacific Company
Pacific Mail Litigation, Etc. Etc.
CHICAGO, Nov. 10--The Tribune
Philadelphia correspondent telegraph.
} Col. Thos. Scott informed me this after
noon that no more bills Of the Texas an
Pacific Construction Company will b
, allowed to go to protest, and that job
} Welsh will arrange an extension with tn
holders. Col. Scott says the failure
3. the company, or virtually its failure,
mainly attributable to the present sea
city of money in Europe and at hom'
and their consequent inability to dispos
Y of their bonds and thus meet their obi
!. cations. He is of the opinion that the
!. difficulties will shortly be settled to Il
a satisfaction of all concerned.
n New YORK, Nov. 1l.-A special di
n patch says public interest has bee
re-awakened in the Pacific Mail litig
A ton, by the publication of the papers
l.. the case. Ex-President Allen B. Stoc
!: we'll has made, through counsel, an a
e swer to the complaint of Aaron Freema
), of Schenectady. 1t is a general denial
n all the charges of fraud or malfeasan
"a in Office made against him.
10 CHICAGO, Nov. 11.-One Of the featur
4. of the recent election for county office
" in this State was that in 90 count
r. women were candidates on one or t
err other ticket for County Superintende
IN of Schools, and in three of these cor
ties the candidates on both tickets W,
4. women. In the 30 counties II fem
aspirants were elected.
ne PIrTsBURG, Pa, Nov. 1.-THE 1
as quensne Savings Bank of this city, a
IN the Savings Deposit Bank Of East Lib
In ty suspended to-day