Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-07-09
TeIegraphic Dispatches.
SPECIAL TO THE r1ocar DAILY RECORD.
Eastern Dispatches.
WASHINGTON, July Z

WASHINGTON, July z.
A dispatch from Stanley's Yellowstone
expedition, dated 20 miles west OF Bis
mark, Dakota, June 80, states that the
health OF the whole command is good.
Indians were offering no serious resist
ance 10 the location of the railroad
through their hunting grounds. Alum
dant coal OF good quality is found q
miles west of the Missouri river. The
surveyed line of the road and country
thus far traversed by the evolutionary
force is an excellent one, well grassed
and watered.
NEW YORK, July I.
The Evening Telegram says the law
under which Rozenswig, abortionist,
was convicted, with a penalty of seven
years Imprisonment, was legislated out
Of existence by the passage of a new law
making malpractice, attended by fatal
results, punishable with death. Rozen-
swig has lain for month, in the tombs,
waiting for a new trial, but has not been
reindicted, and it is believed cannot be.
Stokes. Simmons and King will it is
supposed escape the death penalty
through the new law requiring proof OF
deliberate intent to kill before convic-
ton of murder in the first degree.
The funeral OF Mrs. Eliza Tweed,
mother of VIM. N. Tweed, took place
to-day.
NASHVILLE, July Z.
No deaths from cholera to-day.
CINCINNATI, July
Seven deaths from cholera to-day.
JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, July
The heaviest rain storm ever known
in this region began at u O'Clock last
night and continued till this afternoon
twelve inches of water fell during the
storm. All streams are unprecedentedly
high; bridges swept away and great DAM
age to crops.
CHARLESTON, S. c., July Z.
Advicas received of the destruction by
fire ON Sunday Of the business portion
of the village of Frog Level Loss
SEQ, 900; no insurance.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, July I.
Col. 0. A. Bradshaw, Grand Master of
the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of this
State, died very suddenly at his home,
in Pine Bluff last night, of cholera.
New YORK, July Z.
Fatal cases of cholera are reported in
Jersey City to-day. DR.. King, No. los
Grand street, died at o'clock this morn
ing OF what is described as spasmodic
cholera 4 German emigrant of the
same city died last week of cholera, but
the report of the fact was suppressed.
New YORK, July s.
james Donnelly is arrested at Tarry-
town on charge of beating his wife to
death Two ster-children are the chief
witnesses against Donnelly.
By direction Of the Sheriff, young Wal
worth was removed from his quarters in
the tombs to a cell in murderers row. 1t
is said that when the friends of Wal.
worth learned OF this action they were
very much annoyed. Yesterday depu
tation, including Mrs. Walworth, Gen
Hardin and Thurlow, waited upon Sheriff
Branan TO ascertain if it was not possible
to place Walworth in some other cell moi
in the neighborhood Of convicted felons
The Sheriff informed the deputation thai
he Il ID only few hours before visited
/ Walworth, who said to him: 81 like my
new cell better than | calculated. l dom
care 10 be moved from here" Tn,
deputation also urged the Sheriff to keel
Walworth in the tombs as long as h,
could, but the Sheriff expressed his de
termination to send him to Sing-Sin,
tomorrow.
CHICAGO, July s.
Accounts from Ohio, Indiana and Hi
nois state that the unprecedented rail
storms have done immense damage t.
wheat, which in many places was nearl
ready for harvest-the wheat suffere
most, but the growing corn also sustain
ing severe damage The central portio
of Ohio appears to have suffered mos,
and the amount of damage to crops
fences, buildings and stock is estimate
at hundreds of thousands of dollars. TIL
storm was less general in Illinois, br
still the loss will be very considerable.