Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-07-17
Eastern Dispatches.

AVE-" iOhh, Jul io'
The Evening Post says 1000 newly
converted Mormons have landed here,
and another large company is expected.
It is announced that 100000 gold
coin win he shipped tomorrow.
BALTIMORE, July 10.
VIM, Z. tddersook, charged with the
murder of II strange man near Jenner-
vile, Chester county, Pa, was arrested
here this morning at the planning mill of
Alta Duler, where he was at work, and
taken to Chester county.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 10.
The Industrial Congress of the United
States, composed of delegates of various
trades-nuions throughout the country,
commenced its session in this city to-
day, About 70 delegates were present,
representing twelve States. The Con-
gress was called to order by NJ. A. Foran,
President Of the Cooper International
Union, who made an address of welcome,
and stated the objects of the session; one
OF which, he said, was to form new
political party. Permanent officers were
elected as follows: President, John
Frcbeuboth, Cleveland; secretaries, S.
Keefe, Philadelphia, and John schley,
indianapolis. Vice President will be
elected after the adoption of the consti-
tuition. 4 committee on rules was
appointed, and the Congress adjourned
until tomorrow.
New YORK, July lG.
The police are still actively searching
for Roscoe, concerned in the murder of
Goodrich. 1t is believed Kate Stoddard
admitted Roscoe into her house in De
Graw street, and that the murder was
committed by the pair. Roscoe has not
been seen around his old haunts since
the arrest of the alleged accomplice, and
he always had plenty of money. 1t is
I believed he has taken himself off to some
distant city. An accurate description
of him has been sent to all the cities of
the United States and Canada.
In connection with the meeting of the
directors of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company yesterday, it is said the Ocean
/ Queen and Rising Star will probably be
withdrawn next winter as unfit for SER
/ vice. To place the entire feet of eight
boats in running order the company will
require two millions. 1t is further as
serted that vessels for the opposition line
are building in England, and already an
advertisement has been published in
Hong Kong that the German line will
commence running in July.
During fst-fght between Thomas
Finn, keeper of the Hackensack river
bridge, yesterday evening, and Eugene
Atno, owner of canal boat, the latter
was struck in the neck and killed.
The first bale of Cotton of this year s
crop was sold yesterday at 36 cents per
pound. The cotton was grown in Cam
eron county, Texas.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, July 16.
Four fires broke out last night within
a space of two hours and half. The
first occurred about $50 p. m. in the
lumber yard of Long & Bro, but did
little damage. The second occurred in
the candy mandatory of Conrad Uhler
Market street, inficting loss of $40, 900;
insurance unknown. The next fire oc-
CURED on Third street, between Main
and the river, catching in j. E. Wither L.
Co.'s hne-cut tobacco establishment,
destroying that and adjoining buildings
occupied by Hubert and Wright as a
mill furnishing establishment. Loss OF
Wither e. Co., $4,000; insurance So, 900.
Loss OF Hubert and Wright, 90, 600; nc