Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-27
Telegraphic Dispatches.
SPECIAL TO THE procHE DAILY RECORD.
Eastern Dispatches.

NEW YORK, June %.
A Long Branch special says Presiden
Grant, on the evening before going Il
Washington, was visited by several gen
tlemen who urged the removal of Secre
tary Richardson from the Treasury De
partment, and they left his presence will
the belief that his decision was made t.
do so. The same dispatch says thu
official life of Minister Jay will terminals
on the close of the Vienna Exposition
as he has long been marked by the Pres
ident for removal.
CHICAGO, June 25.
A Washington special says adYices
from Paris, received here, state that the
French holders of the Memphis and E
Paso Railroad bonds, sold to them under
the French regime, have refused the
several offers of compromise made by
that interest and its successors, the
Texas Pacific Railroad. twas proposed
by the latter TO give the holders certain
number of acres of land along their line
in Texas, or to exchange the first mort
gage bonds of the Texas Pacific for the
Memphis and FL Paso bonds at the rate
Of thirty-seyen cents for each dollar Of
the latter.
1t is stated that the American Com
missioners to the Vienna Exposition who
were suspended by Secretary Fish are
determined that the matter shall not in
terfere at the present with the State
Department. Tney assert that gross
injustice has been done them, and that
they have had no opportunity to yindi-
cate themselves. 1t probable that they
will make common cause, and under the
management OF General Van Buren,,
Chief Commissioner, they will make a
raid upon Secretary Fish in Congress.
The matter will come before that body
in the form of a resolution calling upon
the President for all correspondence on
the subject in the possession of the Gov
eminent, together with the facts and cir
eumstances connected with the case,
Van Buren, friends allege that if this
correspondence is made public it will
show that the cause of the removal OF
Commissioners was the result Of plot
on the part of Fish and John Jay, Min
lister at Vienna, to get rid of Van Buren,,
and that there is no evidence other than
the mere assertion Of Jay to prove tina,
there is any truth in the charges pre-
ferred. The whole trouble is said tc
have grown out of an old personal quar-
rel between Jay and Van Buren,, before
the former was appointed Minister to
Austria Van Buren, appears TO have
many warm friends among the New
York, New Jersey and New England
Congressman, and the controversy prom.
Uses to be bitter, if not interesting.
New YORK, June %.
A jury having been obtained in the
Walworth case, Assistant District Attor.
ney Rollins opened for the prosecution,
reviewing the details of the tragedy, and
saying the defendant had travelled 300
miles to commit the crime. Testimony
for the prosecution has begun. Tn.
prisoner is attended by his mother and
younger brother.
WASHINGTON, June %.
The Warm Spring Indians engaged in
the Modoc war will be mustered out OF
service and paid off on their arrival al
the Dalles, Oregon, which was expected
yesterday.
Senator West, of Louisiana, has writ.
ten letter on the political situation il
that State, in which he discusses tn,
future situation of Louisiana, and hel
emancipation from disorder, debt ant
disgrace, the progress of her materia
interests and her restoration to all he
vancement, where needed reforms MAY
be effected in the unifcation of all who
profess republican principles, and sayl
they can only be jeopordized by distrac
ton among those who entertain them
He expresses the opinion that no new
election will be ordered in Louisiana by
Congress.
New YORK, June %.
The effects of the Alden Type-setting
and Distributing Company were sold to.
day at auction for $500. 1t is said the
inventor sunk at least half million in
perfecting his invention.
Christian Smith, aged So, IN the tombs
the past six weeks on charge of vagrancy,
died suddenly yesterday. It is said he
feigned death on three different occa-
sions, once being confined several hours,
and again was placed upon slab in the
morgue, only recovering when watel
trickled upon his face. The Coroner
declines holding an inquest until as
sured that he is actually dead.
The safe of John and Abraham Lott
attorneys of Brooklyn, was robbed on
Saturday night of mortgage bonds val
ued at two hundred thousand dollars
belonging to various clients, but which
were of no value to any but the owners
The facts were kept secret until to-day
The safe was opened by a skeleton key
but the burglary was fruitless Of valuable
plumber
The prosecution in the Walworth cast
proved the killing and rested their case
Beach then opened the case for the de-
Tense, forerhadowing it by stating that il
would be proven that the prisoner did
not fire until his father had, placed his
hand inside his breast as if to draw @
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