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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-08-31

THE French Minister of the Interior
has issued a circular prohibiting any
demonstration on the ith of Septamber,
the anniversary of the establishment of
the Republic. What S the matter
now?"
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-08-31
Ilotrls, Restaurants ctr,

"AyINa THIS DAY PURCHASED THE
III walker House. we are now in possession
Of the two best hotels in Salt Lake City. OF the
Walker House We deem it unnecessary to say
ANYTHING in its behalf its splendid design and
elegan, equipment being so well known to the
public.
the Cliff HOUSE, though not 80 well
known as the Walker House-haying been
onen hut a few weeks-is frst-class in all its
appointments. the building being new and the
furniture of the most fashionable and elegant
style, The location Of this house is central and
commands a splendid view of the lake and ever
snow-clai mountains and surrounding scenery.
Its local reputation is superior to that of any
other house in the city.
With the above facilities at our command We
feel assured in guaranteeing satisfaction TO all.
Respectfully, etc,
August l, 1873. aul3-u
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-08-31
Foreign N ews.

Expulsion of Foreign Immigration
Agents-Funeral of the Duke of
Brunswiek-No Observance of an
Anniversary British Interference
in spain.
BERLIN, August 30.
The Government has ordered the ex-
pulsion from the country of all immigra-
ton agents who fail to prove that they
are German subjects.
GENEVA, August 30.
The funeral of the Duke OF Brunswick
took place with royal obsequies. The
ceremonies were very imposing.
PARIS, August 30.
N. Beule, Minister of the Interior, has
sent circular to the Projects OF the De-
partments of France directing them to
prohibit demonstrations on the 4th of
September, the anniversary of the proc
lamation of the Republic.
MADRID, August 20.
At a meeting of the majority of the
Cortes to-day it was resolved to suspend
the session of that body from the first of
September till the third of November.
1t was also decided to pass vote of con-
fidence in the ministry before taking .
recess
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-08-31

The Business ofice of the PIoCHE
DAILY RECORD will be hereafter in the
office of Fl. L. Breakey, at Miehael's
cigar store, Main street, opposite
Meadow Valley.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-08-31
HERALD CABLE.

CARTAGENA, August q.
Last night the Contrear Junta was de-
serted by Galnez, who has no confidence
in the Insurgent leaders.
The British Admiral Yelverton in
formed the rebels of his intention to
move the vessels Victoria and Almanac
to Gibraltar. At a meeting of the rebels
the majority decided to open 6re from
the forts in case removal Of the Spanish
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-08-31
TeIegraphic Dispatches
Eastern Dispatches.

SPECIAL To THE pIocuE DAILY RECORD.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-08-31
Pacific Coast.

The Nathan Murler--The Billiard
Tournament - Fatal Accident
stabbed and killed Earthquake
In sacramento 90 PoIitfts In Cali
foTnia.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-08-31

The Bingham Pioneer effice has been
seized by the Sheriff for the back pay of
employees.
The New York herald., 1873-08-06
UTAH.

Mrs. Young No. IL in the Hands of Her
Lawyers-The Papers To BE Served ON
the Prophet Again-A Fire Destroying
Some OF the Property or Zion.
SALT LAKE Utah, August S, 1873
The divorce case OF Anne Eliza Young against
Brigham Young was up to-day before Judge Emcr
son. The defendants attorney, Mr.. Hampstead,
made the point that the papers were not properly
served, inasmuch as the serving Ofhcer was ap-
pointed in Chambers, and not in Court Judge
Emerson ruled the point well taken, and the plain
till must make service again. new service of the
papers will be at once made.
fire IN Ogden this morning destroyed seven
buildings, causing loss OF $4,000. The Zion Co.
operative Institution lost $4,000. wncn is partially
covered by insurance.
The territorial election passed of quietly. Out.
side the Gentle mining camp the Mormon ticket
was elected.
There was a tremendous rain storm yesterday,
which did considerable damage.
The headquarters of the Western Union Telegraph
Company has been moved from Omaha and estab-
liShed here.
The New York herald., 1873-08-06
The OHIO DEMOCRACY.
Gathering or the Straightouts OF '9s-No
More Unholy Alliances for the
s.Dems'-Wflliam Allen Will Probably
BE Nominated for Governor.
COLUMBUS. August 5. 1913.


COLUMBUS, August s. 1878.
There are over five thousand strangers here, In
GLIDING the members OF the Convention and
friends OF democracy and observing politicians.
The ratification meeting OF Cocktails held in
Cincinnati has not frightened away the delegates
but has been the cause OF bringing men from Sc.
clusion who have not taken part IN any political
contest Tor twenty-five years. Judge Thur.
man has been Ill all day. In an in
demeanor ior which he is noted, declining any
questions concerning the platform, adding that
although he might know what would be q strong
plank in the platform he cared not to have any
thing teiegraphed TO the papers.
Cincinnati papers, save the Enquirer, have no
editorials on the Convention or It's results. A Co.
lumDus journal says the state sovereignty resolu-
tlons OF 9S, naming the ancient William Allen for
Governor, constitute the latest epitome OF demo-
cratic progress. Although Allen requested his
friends not to mention his name TO the Convention,
dispatches from him this evening say
"If ! am nominated by the Convention
VIII accept Living on his larm, Allen
twenty-five years though he has always been
democrat and Tree trader. lie was in the Senate
with Webster, Clay and Benton and was not con-
sidered last among them. He will be nominated
by acclamatlOn. John McSweeney was next
favorlte. The Lieutenant Governor nomination
and Lewis ID. Campbell. Stiliwel is favored by the
Young Democracy but the general opinion Is that
Campbell VIII be the choice Of the Convention.
There has been no mention Of who the candidates
for other onices Will be. Forewarned aud fore
armed the unterrifed democracy, with It's host,
will open a new campaign for farewell fight or a
grand triumph, their motto being mo unholy
n
The New York herald., 1873-08-06
VIRGINIA CONSERVATIVES.

Preparations FOR the Conservative state
Convention To-Day-Thc Names Put
Forward for the Gubernatorial N0m-
ination and Other state Omcers.
RICHMOND. August. 8. 1879
The city is crowded tonight with delegates to
the Conservative State Convention which will meet
tomorrow in the theatre. Not only in pumbers
but In character and reputation the body promises
to be equal to any that has ever as
sembled in Virginia. The Central Committee
this afternoon determined that Colonel
Mike Harman or Staunton, shall call the
Convention to order as temporary Chairman. and
the indications are that Hon. Thomas S. Bocock,
formerly Speaker of the United States House OF
Representatives,, will be selected as permanent
Chairman. The contest for nomination for Gov
ernor is narrowed down to General Kemper and
Colonel r. E. withers with q prospect almost
amounting to a certainty that the former will be
nominated lie is supported by every delegation
from the Valley and is strong in every quarter OF
the state. lie was speaker OF the House or Dele
gates at the breaking out OF che war, when he re-
signed and entered the army as colonel. He be-
came major general and was lett the field Of
Gettysburg so severely wounded that his death
seemed certain. His opponent was also brave
soldier.
For lieutenant Governor. General James A.
Walker, OF Pulaski, who commanded Stonewall
Jacksons brigade, 10 the decided lavoritc, though
the friends Of Mr.. John Goode OF Norfolk, are
urging mis- claims strongly tonight. For Attorney
General there are several prominent contestants,
and II the Valley does not present candidate OF
its own X T. Daniels, or Richmond, Chairman OF
the State Central committee, will be selected. He
is eminent lawyer and scholar. and is the uncle
OF MOnceux ID. Conway and the late John M. Daniel,
OF the Richmond Examiner
conference with delegates from every part of
the State shows the most determined spirit to beat
the republican ticket. With view to this arrange
ments will at once be made to inaugurate the hot
test canvass ever witnessed in the Old Dominion
It was thought that the Withers party would move
the adoption OF the twO-thirds rule, with view OF
defeating Kemper and nominating some new man
but Kemper has developed so much strength that
his friends can easily eat such proposition.
pected tomorrow morning. There Is great
excitement, and no bitterness of feeling exhibited
among the friends OF the various candidates for
nominations. All say they Will heartily support
any ticket nominated. Neither the names OF II. NJ.
T. Hunter nor Governor Smith will be placed before
the Convention, although both have been promi-
nently urged for the nomination during the past
three months through the journals Of the State
The New York herald., 1873-08-06
A Famous Revoluti0niSt Shot by
the LoyaIist Troops.
Government Gains at the Congress.
SiOnal Elections.
American Priests Relieved from
Penal Law Disabilities.
c HOL ERA VISITATI ION.
TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.


The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our CORE
spondent in the Mexican capital, by way of
Matamoros -
MArAMoRos, August s, 1873.
The HERALD correspondent in Mexico City
has forwarded the following special report,
under date of the I'd instant
A FAMOUS REvoLUTIONIsT EXECUTED.
The great Topic chieftain, Lozada, has been
captured and shot by the government forces.
GOVERNMENT GAINS AT THE ELECTIONS.
The returns of the Congressional elections
show great gains for the government
AMERICAN PRIESTS RELIEVED FROM PENAL LAW
ACTION.
The American priests whom the Mexican
executive proposed to expel under action of the
law against 'spernicious foreigners" without
legal process, have had stay of proceedings
granted in each case, with all advantage of
the laws of the country. This has been
accomplished by friendly American inter
ference.
Cholera is raging in the department Of
Chiapas.
The New York herald., 1873-08-06
TIE VERMONT SOLDIERS REUNION.

RUTLAND, Vt, August s. 1873.
Every preparation for the first grand reunion Of
the Vermont soldiers OF the war OF the Rebellion,
TO be held here OF the 9th, 7th and sih inst,
is now completed, and the veterans are
already arriving. II is expected that fully
1900 men Will bc present and at least
twelve bands OF music. Governor Con-
verse, Lieutenant Governor Taft, Generals Owens,
Hawey, Doubleday, Roberts, Foster and several
other distinguished soldiers will be among the
honored guests. Colonel w. 5. Veasey, OF Rutland,
who distinguished himself at Gettysburg, has
been appointed Commanding General.
on wednesday evening reception Will be held
at the residence OF Charles Clement, In honor OF
Governor Converse. On Thursday there will be
grand review, and on Thursday evening there will
lie torchlight procession, with brigade evolutions.
ground.
The New York herald., 1873-08-06
SARATOGA MONUMENT ASSOCIATION.

SARATOGA, N. Y, August S, 1873.
At meeting OF the Saratoga Monument Asso-
citation, organized for the purpose Of erecting
monument on the site Of the surrender OF Burgoyne
held in Congress Hail. Saratoga Springs, to-day,
the following officers were chosen President
Hamilton Fish, of New York; Vice Prcs-
dents, Horatio Seymour, OF Utica; James
M. Marom, OF Saratoga Springs; Secretary, Will
liam l.. stone, OF New York city; Corresponding
Secretary, Edward A. b. Canning, of New York
city; Treasurer, Charles II. Payne, of Schuyler
vile, New York. number of committees were
appointed, after whicn the meeting adjourned for
one year, subject to the call OF the Chairman.
The New York herald., 1873-08-06
PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRACY.

sam RandnIl's Call for the Democratic
state Convention at Wilkcsbarre-
What Must BE Done to Reanimatc the
Dry Bones Of the Organization.
PHILADELPHIA, August s. 1873
The democracy OF the city are active throughout
the different wards, and are commencing the work
OF the campaign The following address, from the
pen of "Sam" Randall, Is being extensively Circu-
lated:--
DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE Room,
PHILADELPHIA, August l. 1878. I
BY direction of the Democratic State Committee
viii assemble at Wilkesbarre on the 9th day Of
August next at ten O'Clock A: M. 1t
is urgently asked. that the democracy
wealth will at once organize for the approaching
canvas; corruption and violence OF every descrip-
ton were practiscd by the radicals in almost every
part OF the State at the last State election, and
thus was nullifed the choice of the people OF the
State. TO accomplish TINS the ballot box
Of Of money % and the the practice Of ali I' kinds
OF maud, a radical Governor and radical
Legislature, in consequence. were chosen. Wig
OrOus effort must be made to prevent a repetition
Of these gross Outrages, and 1t Is believed by an
immediate and united struggle and thorough or
ganization OF the party that this result, so desir
able can be accomplished. IL Is the duty OF every
democrat TO make an exertion to that end.
The State Committee instructed me, in giving the
foregoing notice to the democracy or pennsylvania
to earnestly call the attention Of the people 10 the
political condition OF louisiana. In complying with
tn1S direction ana expressing the WISH O the cOul-
mittee, the democratic party of the commonwealth
is invoked to take such action in the county con-
ventions as will, when the State Convention con-
venes, enable that body to declare the opinion and
Judgment OF the democrats OF Pennsylvania
in regard to the infamous acts OF the
federal Executive in sub)ugatiug overthrow
ing and destroying the rights Of the
people OF sovereign State by violent, unlawful
and unconstitutional means, using federal troops
and the usurped power of federal Court TO deter
mine and decide questions of state franchise, con.
stituti0n and government
viii the people not pause ana reflect, that they
may see to what form OF government we are with
certainty drifting, and apply remedy before II Is
too late Let the executive, legislative and judi
cal powers OF the government be quickly and
hXedy restored to the limits within which our
Revolutionary fathers prescribed they should be
exercised. SAMUEL J. RANDALL Chairman.
The New York herald., 1873-08-06
A JERSEY COURT MARTIAL.
Colonel Drake Found Guilty Of Disobe-
dience.

TRENTON, n. j., August 5, 1873.
The court martial called to consider certain
charges against Colonel j. Madison Drake OF the
Third regiment, State National Guard, promulgated
its findings to-day. They find him guilty OF dso-
bedience OF orders and acquit him of all
other charges. They sentence him to be
reprimanded by the Major General CON-
manding the National Guard OF New
Jersey in orders. The Court regret
that an officer who has such a brilliant record
for gallant services rendered during the last war
should so far forget the first duty OF q solder to
be found guilty OF disobedience OF orders.
This affair grew out OF the fact that at the cele
bration OF the raising Of soldiers monument, in
Camden, Colonel Drake marched his regiment TO
Philadelphia, contrary to the orders OF General De
Hart. who was IN command on that occasion.
The New York herald., 1873-08-06
YALE COLLEGE.
Another Hall To BE Built for the Divin-
ity Glasses.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, August S, 1879
The subscription OF sl6o,oOo for the erection Of
second theological hall for the Divinity School OF
Yale College, towards which friend OF the semi.
nary recently subscribed $4,000 on condition that
the remainder would be raised by the LIST OF
August, has been completed by the pro-
fessors becoming responsible for the sum
still wanting, amounting to about six thousand
dollars. The building which will he similar and
parAlel to the noble edifce erected IN 1870 oppo.
site the northwest corner OF the public square
will he capable OF accommodating ninety students
1t Will be commenced at an early day. and be ready
for occupancy in September, 1874
The next building most urgently needed at Yale
College Is q university chapel.
The New York herald., 1873-08-06
SETTLING A DISPUTE.

During an alteration asst evening between James
Kelly and his wife Bridget who live at the corner
OF Carlisle and West streets, James drew sailors'
clasp knife and cut Bridget severely on the neck
and face. The injured woman was removed to The
Park Hospital, but the husband escaped.
The New York herald., 1873-08-06
PHILADELPHIA OFFICIAL CRIME.

Alleged Swindling in the Recorder OF
Deeds Office to the Amount of q Mil.
lion Dollars.
PHILADELPHIA, August s. 1873.
There is great excitement in the streets tonight
owing to the alleged discovery OF gigantic frauds
in the Office. of the Recorder of Deeds The origin
OF the whole is attributed to an alleged conspiracy
entered into between one G. NJ Leslie large real
estate dealer, who recently became q bankrupt
and a clerk in the Recorders Office to issue clear
certificates to properties already encumbered by
were remortgaged 10 the extent OF 500, ,OOO The
total amount Of fraud has not been unearthed
but it will probably reach over millien dollars
These swindling operations were carried on dur.
ing the administration OF the former incumbent,
and have been concealed so nicely that 1t was by
the merest accident that they were discovered
Leslie has left the city, and no one knows where
he Is.
The New York herald., 1873-08-06
FRANCE.
Bourbonist Family Fusion-M. Thiers' Opinion
of the Event-Military Replacement
Of Prussian Troops.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, August s. 1873.
despatch from Vienna says the Count de Cham
bord received the Count Of Paris
NJ. THEIRS OPINION OF ROYAL FUSION.
ExPresident THEIRS assures his republican
rriends that they need have no fears that fusion
of Bourbonists and Orleanists will be crected.
REPLACING THE PRrssiANs.
The French troops entered Nancy to-day and
we're received with wild enthusiasm by the citl.
Gems.
The New York herald., 1873-08-06
SPAIN.
Strangers-German Action in the
Case Of the Vigilante
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, August g. 1873.
The German government has instructed its repre-
sentatives in Spain to cooperate with the English
and French representatives for the protection OF
foreigners and their property, even If force has to
be employed.
PRUsSIAN OPINION IN THE CASE OF THE vIGILANTE.
Captain Werner, who recently seized the Spanish
insurgent gunboat Vigilante, will be removed from
the command of the German squadron in the
Mediterra1ean
The New York herald., 1873-08-06
CHEROKEE ELECTIONS.
The ocmuigee Statesmen Anwiting tho
Result of the Baiio,ing Throughout
the Cherokee Nation.

the Cherokee Nation.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, August s, 1873.
An election was held yesterday in the cherokee
Nation Ior members OF the National Council and
delegates to the Grand Council at Ocmulgee which
meets on the first Monday in December next.
The interest of the election rests mainly upon
the issues which have sprung up in the
Nation during the past few years rela
tive to the establishment OF territorial
government for the Indian Territory and the
allotment OF land III severaty The progressive
party believe they have carried the election out
owing TO the remoteness OF some OF the voting pre-
cincts and tue absence of the telegraph. the result
cannot be ascertained for some days
The new council Of Cherokees VIII vote TO ratiiy
or reject the constitution which was framed by the
Grand Council at Ocmulgee in 1870 and upon
this issue the campaign was conducted.
The New York herald., 1873-08-06
ACQUITTAL OF A COLLECTOR.

PORTLAND, Me-, August 5, 1878.
Barnabas Nj. Roberts, collector OF Belfast, was
tried to-day before Wm II. Clifford, United states
Commissioner, on the charge Of violating the law
prohibiting officers Of revenue from engaging In
trade, and was acquitted on the ground first,
that civil and not criminal acton should be
brought to recover the penalty; and, second, that
him.
The New York herald., 1873-08-06
BUTLER AND robson.
General Ben Fishing for the Chief Of the
Navy at Little Boar's Head.

SEA VIEW HOUSE,
RYE BEACH, N. H., August s. 1873
General Butler arrived here yesterday afternoon
in his yacht America, and Immediately proceeded
to Little Boar's Head and called upon Secretary
kobeson, who is stopping there. The event is sup.
posed to have some political significance in con =
nection with Buffers campaign lor the Massachu.
setts Governorship.
The New York herald., 1873-08-06
A WARNING TO UNsKILLBD BATHERs.

An inquest was held by Coroner Britton In Tren.
ton N. j., yesterday, over the remains OF young
scotchman named George Beatson, VINO was
drowned while bathing in Pryor's Basin, on the
Delaware and Raritan Canal, In that city on Mon
day night last. 10 seems the man could not swim,
and, having gone out into deep water sunk TO rise
no more alive. verdict was rendered OF acciden.
tai drOwninv
The New York herald., 1873-08-06
FIRE IN EAST THIRTIETH STREET.

At five minutes to nine O'Clock last evening frd
was discovered on the top floor OF the four story
brown stone house No. East Thrtieth street, oc-
cupied by r. V. Lynch as residence. The nremen
were promptly on hand, and through their Efforts
the flames were eXtinguishcd after damage to tho
extent OF So, 900 had been inflicted.
The New York herald., 1873-08-06
TURNING THE TABLES,

The Nellie G. and Alert came up and anchored of
Long Dock, New Haven the fleet start tomorrow
for New London.
The New York herald., 1873-08-06
WRESTLING AT PITTSBuRG.

PITrsBURG, Pa!, August s, 1873.
In wrestling match between Ted Law ana
Mike Tiernay the referee has decided that tho
men must wreste again on Monday.
The New York herald., 1873-08-06
MORE sTABBINe IN THE QUAKER CITY.
PHILADELPHIA, August 8. 1873.

PHILADELPHIA, August 8, 1873
Stabbing Affairs have been so frequent in this
city OF late that the citizens are becoming alarmed
This evening James Lamb was seriously wounded
in the left side by bowie knife thrust by the
hands OF John Harrington. The wounded man is
in Pennsylvania Hospital, and the assaiant is held
Tor examination.
The New York herald., 1873-08-06
A SHOCKING BOILER ACCIDENT.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, August 6. 1873.
A nue IN one Of the boilers OF the Pacific Touring
mill collapsed to-dav, ana David collins, who was
working about sevcnty-nve feet from the boiler
was literally boiled by escaping steam. He died
almost instantly.
The New York herald., 1873-08-06
THE ALLEN-MooOLE PRIZE FIGHT.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, August 8, 1873
Another deposit OF $500 in the Aen-McCooIo-
prize fight, which is to come of ON September 8,
was made tonight at McCoOle's saloon. Fifteen
hundred dollars is now up. The last deposit Will
be made just prior to the meeting.
The New York herald., 1873-08-06
MASSACHUSETTS, REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

bUSIUN, AUGUST D, 1913.
1t is announced that the Republican State Gen.
tral Committee will meet in this city on Tuesday,
August IL, to fix upon the time and place for hold.
ing the state Convention.
The New York herald., 1873-08-06

bEHLIN, AIIpu9C D, 1913.
The Crown Prince Frederick william OF Germany
Ia visiting King oscar OF Sweden.
The New York herald., 1873-08-06
Two Deaths nj Carmf, III.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, August 5, 1879
There have been two deaths from cholera at
Carmi. ILL.,. and six new cases.
The New York herald., 1873-08-06
A CELESTIAL DUEL.

An Jan Flullu YunE and LAX Zud Out
Cam In Mortal COmbot-The Latter
Laid Out rs Flat as n Pigtntl.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, August 8, 1873.
An Jan Fulu Yung ana LAX Zud Qui Cam, two
Cinnamon, fought q duel in Lincoln county ON.
Thursday. The latter killed and the former
arrested and lodged In jail at Pine Blun.