Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-30

therefore respectfully to renew my re-
quest for their pardon, and express my
sincere hope that your Judgment will
approve the same.
The orders for postal cards received al
the Postoffice, aggregate $4,000, 600
About 6, 1000. 900. thus far, have been sent
to postmasters.
Ex-Governor Jewell is now in Wash.
ington, awaiting the return of the Presi-
dent, to give him a definite answer in
regard to the Russian Mission.
NEW YORK, May 30.
Jay Gould is said to be about leaving
this city for the West, to participate in
the election of the Northwestern Rail-
road Company. The bulk of the stock
is said to be held by Jay Gould, Horace
& Clark, A. Schell and their allies.
The horse disease, which visited this
vicinity last fall, has reappeared at the
stables of the Coney Island Car Line,
Brooklyn. Seventy horses are now sick,
and there have been two fatal cases.
The Tribune advices that SIS, 900 or
$50, 900 be raised in this city to assist in
placing beyond the possibility of want
the widow of General Candy, who died
penniless.
Startle was driven to road wagon on
Fleetwood Course yesterday, and made
the first quarter in 341I, seconds and the
second quarter in 33A4, making half a
mile in one minute and y. seconds
the fastest half mile ever trotted to II
road wagon by any horse except Dexter.
CHICAGO, May 80.
A Washington special says the Attorney
General, speaking of the elaborate bill
in equity iled by the United States in
the District Court of Connecticut against
the Union Pacific Railroad Company
and others, says it proceeds on the
ground that the directors Of the road
were the trustees managing that trust
for the benefit of the shareholders
mortgages, and other holders, including
the Government and the public, and that
for the fraudulent use of that trust the
Government charges that they are liable
to the jurisdiction of court of equity,
to correct all past abuses of trust and pre-
vent future ones. The non-payment Of
the capital stock, in direct defiance of
law, the fraudulent contracts made with
themselves under other names and asso-
Citations, and the general corruption
which has attended the management of
their trust, have SO wasted the assets of
the road that it is now bankrupt, and if
the first mortgage bondholders were to
forclose the interest of the Government
and the second mortgage bondholders
would be destroyed. 1t is upon these
grounds, well established in courts of
equity, that the United Srates inter-
venes to protect its own property, and
see that the interests Of the road and its
own interests are not sacrificed by the
company. The Government feels very
confident of complete success.
WASHINGTON, May 49,
The Chronicle of yesterday, Wednes-
day, has the following editorial para
graph; The rumor of the resignation
on the first of July of Secretary Richard
son of the Treasury, is again being in
dustriously circulated Mr. Richardson
stated yesterday to Chronicle reporter
that his attention had been repeatedly
called to the statement, as it had been
to various financial rumors, in order to
obtain from him an expression of opin-
ion; that he had never expressed any
opinion on the subject to any one, nor
had he authorized any contradiction to
1t. There appear, however, to be some
facts in connection with it, that would
indicate that Mr.. Richardson has still an
opportunity of the acceptance OF prop
sltion, which it is said has been made to
him by capitalists of New York City, to
take hold of banking house in Paris.
The rumor, however, is not traced to an
official source, nor is there any reason to
suspect that President Grant has not
full confidence in the wisdom and ability
of Secretary Richardson. If he leaves
the Cabinet, his retirement will be en-
tireIy voluntary.
DETROIT, May 80.
The boiler in Stevens single mill.
East Saginaw, exploded this morning.
One man was killed and four or five in
jured fatally. The mill was utterly de-
molished.