Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-20
Eastern Dispatches.
NV YORK. June Is

/ NEW YORK, June Is.
The rumor has been revived on Wal
street that Judge Richardson is about t
resign his position as Secretary of tn
Treasury, in order to become residen
I partner at Paris Of a New York and Pan
banking house
( CINCINNATI, June 10.
In the suit Of Josephine Kimbal
against Jacob Slower, of the Massillon
Ohio, Furnace Company, to recove
$50, 600 damages for breach of marriag
contract. the jury rendered a verdict Civ
ing the plaintiff $1,000.
( Two deaths from disease with choler,
symptoms were reported to-day-botl
new cases, one being sick only day.
TOLEDO, June IS.
The Millers' Convention elected tn,
following officers for the ensuing year
Jacob Barnes, of Michigan, President
with one Vice President for each State
Z. II. Morrill,o Michigan, Secretary ant
Treasurer. The report OF the Committee
on Constitution, after discussion and
amendment, was adopted. The Stand
ing Committee presented lengthy re,
port on the objects and benefits of q
Millers National Association. At the
evening session a resolution was pre-
scented declaring it important that each
State have a Miilers Association for the
purpose of regulating the manufacture of
flour, and giving to this Association the
benefit Of their influence and information
for the general government of the whole
and requesting each Vice President to
call meeting of the Millers in his State
to protect such organization, After con.
siderable discussion, the resolution was
laid on the table. Messrs. Hayes of
Michigan, and White of Ohio, addressed
the meeting, urging the Importance of
earnest efforts looking to the permanent
success of the National ASS ociation. The
Convention adjournedto meet in Chicago
on the second Wednesday in January,
1874.
CANASDAIGCA, n. Y, June IS.
At p. M. to-day the case of the United
States against Jones, Marsh and Hall, in
spectors of elections, who registered the
names and received the votes of Miss
Anthony and her co-defendants, were
placed on trial, The proof on the part
of the prosecution was similar to that in
the case of Miss Anthony. The defense
proved the good faith of the parties
accused in receiving the votes and rested.
The case was argued on the part of the
defense by Van Voorhees,, of Rochester.
AT the close Of his argument the defend
ants counsel asked to be permitted to
address the jury in their behalf, which
was refused by the Court. He then asked
the Court to charge the jury that if the
jury believed that the defendants acted
and according to their best
Judgment, and had only erred in judg-
ment, they should be acquitted. This
the Court refused Judge Hunt then
his decision, overrulino tha
. ''A'u 'udteu Uuat III a case order
ing verdict of guilty, as he did in the
case of Miss Anthony, he would submit
the case to the jury with instructions
that there was no justification for the
acts of the defendants, and that in effect
they were all guilty, and stated to the
Jury that they could agree in their places
or retire for dehheration. They chose
the latter and retired The Court took
a recess of half an hour, at the end of
which time the jury came in and said
they had not agreed. They were sent
out again, with instructions that unless
they agreed within a few minutes the
Court would adjourn till morning.
New YORK. June Is.
Netts planning and saving mill, West
street, was burned this evening. Loss
estimated at $4,000.
MEMPHIS, June is.
The weather has been generally clear
o-day and for the first day within two
weeks no ram las fallen. The people are
more hopeful in regard to the cholera
nd many believe that few DAYS of clear
Weather will bring a release from all dam
er of the disease. There were fifteen
aterments to-day; II being victims of
hoera
NASHVILLE, June Is.
The eholer is not abating There is a
'nsiderable exodus from the city to-day.
hree drayman were attacked on the
rect, and 80 convicts were down with
sease-mostly with cholera. The
eaths from cholera to-day were 30, of
Inch eight were whites and % colored.
usness is almost entierly suspended
ld commercial interests are suffering
ldly.
NEW YORK, June IL.
The Vienna bankers reported failed
esterday were Draskierits & Co., whose
abilities are placed at ten million forms,
sets not stated. 1t is believed thew
I'VE no business connections in America.
hese statements rest on alleged private
spatches, and may be in relation to the
ilure which occurred some time ago.
CANANDAIGUA, June IS.
Judge Hunt, in his opening in the case
Susan B. Anthony. says the right of
ting, or the privilege of voting, is a
5ht or privilege arising under the Con-
tuition of State, and not of the United
ates' If the right belongs to any par
ular person it is because such person
entitled to it as citizens of the State
lere he offers to exercise it, and not be-
use OF citizenship of the United States.
the State of New York should provide !
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