Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-25

In Memory of Chief Justice Chsse--Not
suicide, but Murder - The Com
tempt Case.
WAsHISGToS, Oct. 23.-At the opening
Of the Supreme Court to-day, Attorney
General Williams presented the resolu-
tons Of the bar in respect to the mem
DRY of the late Chief Justice Chase.
The Court, viii. feeling and appropriate
concurred in the resolutions of
the bar. and directed that they be en-
tered on the minutes. As mark of res
pect to the memory of the deceased, the
Court adjourned until tomorrow.
SPEISGYIELp, Oct. 23.-Wm. Stodden,
Chief Clerk in the Auditors Office and
Superintendent of the Insurance Depart
ment of that office, died to-day Of apo
plexy.
New York, Oct. 23.-It is rumored in
Brooklyn that ex-Assemblman Towers,
supposed suicide, was murdered, three
bullets being found in his head.
General Cadwalder, of New jersey,
died to-day.
Shanks, city editor of the Tribune,
after testifying in..the Stokes case to-day,
was taken before Judge Fancher on ap-
plication for release on the ground that
that the commitment for contempt was
illegal in not specifying the time. He
was released on his own recognizance
until tomorrow, in order to give the
District Attorney of Brooklyn an oppor-
tunity to appear.
Hurricane mt Jacinel - Arrested for
Counterfe iting--Boston and Al
bany TO Aid the suffering South.
New YORK, Oct.-23.-Jacinel papers OF
the 10th report the hurricane of the 2Sth
ultimo very destructive. A great many
lives were lost and 500 houses blown
down. Goods arriving by steamers
could not be landed, as there were nc
lighters left in port.
The police have searched Lumber Of
houses and arrested several persons on 4
charge of manufacturing and passing
counterfeit paper money.
BosToS, Oct ga public meeting II
called at the Merchants Exchange to
morrow in aid of the yellow fever suf
ferers OF Memphis and Shreveport.
ALBANY, n. Y, Oct. 20. - Mayo
Thacker has issued an appeal to the cit
liens to contribute aid for the sufferer
OF the yellow fever in the South.
Affairs Of the Lake shore Company
Thrown out Of Employment-Snow
--Stokes--Memphis Improving.
New YORK, Oct. 24.-The Sun say
some months ago Horace F. Clark Pres
ident), Aug. Schell Vice President)
and Jas. A. Banker (Treasurer), all Q
the Lake Shore Co., formed pool 70
operation in the stocks of that corpora
The capital of the pool was stated a
from pine to fifteen millions, and the poo
ers operated through George b. Crime
q Co. With the approach Of the PAM
the railroad shares began to decline, an
, as this combination was heavily loade
E with Lake Shore, they were put to the
e wits TO raise money to keep their ma
g gins good and hold their stock. Final.
= on an imperative demand from the
brokers for more money, they, as office
of the Lake Shore Company, called upc
themselves, as officers OF the Trust Con
pany, for the bonds, held by the latt
: company, $250,000 in amount, whiC
n were taken to Grinnell d Co.. who We
s authorized to raise ready money on Their
e Commodore Vanderbilt succeeding Clal
:, in the Presidency Of the Lake Shore, |
o legal means prevented the Union Tru
i Company from making transfers OF the
u bonds and insisted that members in Il
v pool should either replace the bonds
r their equivalent. Banker has made ov
to the Commodore real estate valued
$4,000 the Commodore has assum,
Clark share, and Schell is said to
y. doing his best to make good his share
;, The World says gentleman recent
u returned from Connecticut, one repl
senting the manufacturing interests
= that State, says from $1,000 to 10000 O
" eratives and factory hands have be-
~ thrown out of employment.
u MILWAUKEE, Oct. 23.-Three inches
snow fell at Negaunee, Michigan, Al
% seven inuhes at Fort Garvey, Manitot
" New YORK, Oct 2i.-The cross-exal
nation of Stokes to-day has develop
"a nothing new.
. MEMPHIS, Oct. 24.--Noon. The mt
n tuary report shows "a deaths from yell'
# fever. A heavy frost of quarter Of
inch has fallen. Favorable results 6
, hoped for. The Evening Ledger sa
q the appeal, made by the Masonic iratel
ity, has met with such liberal respor
J that they are now in condition to ia
d care of the sick and suffering brethe
u without further contributions,