Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-01
Eastern Dispatches.
Postohice Clerk Held TO Bail--Failures
Announced.


NEw YORK, Oct. 30-A dispatch dated
from Wilmington, Del, says that Capt.
Dougherty, chief clerk in the Postoffice,
had been held to bail to explain defcien
cies in his accounts.
The failure OF Hoyt, Sprague & Co. is
announced.
The failure OF firm of German ship
ping merchants is also announced, but
excited little comment,
The temporary suspension of C. Mel
mann, Schmidt & Co. has taken place.
Twesd's Trial--Another Suspensions
Reflections upon Jurors and Court
Oficers--Financial.
NEW YORK, Oct 80. w Wednesday next
is fixed for the trial of WIN, NJ. Tweed
on the so-called bill Of indictment.
Lloyd & Hamilton have suspended
They were largely interested in Pennsyl-
vania
Judge Davis, in his charge to the
Grand Jury to-day, said that complaint
could be made against petit jurors for a
violation OF their oaths, and court officers
for neglect and corruption. This is sup
posed to have reference to acts in the
Stokes trial
WASHINGTON, Oct 30.-There will be
no sale OF gold or bonds purchased by
the Treasury Department next month.
International Railway Bridge---But-
Ter sued--Relief for the Memphis
Orphans
FoRT ERIE, Oct. 30.-The last span OF
the great International railway bridge
was successfully placed to-day.
New YORK, Oct 30.-The suit VIM. E
Button against Ben. f. Butler, to recover
fifteen thousand dollars, the amount o.
two drafts seized by Butler in 1862, while
he was Military Governor Of New Or
leans, came up to-day before Judge
Woodruff, Of the L. S. Circuit Court.
Boston, Oct. 3O.--Robert C. Winthrop
at the request of E. S. BradStreet, Of
Cincinnati, is urging different towns il
Massachusetts to forward funds prompt
ly for the relief of the hundred and tel
orphans in Memphis. The Board O
Trade is also actively at work.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Oct. 30.-No deaths
have occurred from yellow fever within
the past "a hours. The heaviest frost o
the season occurred this morning NJ
new cases are reported.
New YORK, Oct. 30.--The Board Of
Assistant Aldermen have confirmed the
appropriation of $4,000, made by the
Board of Aldermen, for the relief Of
Memphis,
WASHINGTON, Oct 30-The Superin
tendent Of the General Recruiting Ser
vice has been directed to send 100 re-
cruits to Fort Union, New Mexico.
Reduction of Labor--Supposed Murder
THE Allen and Hogan Fight.
Deaths at Memphis--More Failures
FALL RIVER, Mass, Oct. 30.-Thirty
seven mills in this city, after Tnesda,
next will run but four days each week
and eight hours day. The remaining
two mills have November contracts
These mills employ 1000 operators, ant
they paid out monthly when in full oper
alton about S450, 900.
ST LOUIS, Oct. 30.-Patsey Mamie,
who was to have fought Martin Brode
rick in the same ring in which Aller
and Hogan fought, was found dead, sho
in the left breast, in front of McCoole' ;,
saloon last night. He had been drink
ing in McCoole's during the night, anc
Edward Fitzgerald swore that McCool
shot Manley. McCoole, bar-keeper ant
two other roughs were arrested on suspi
cion.
It is said that Allen and Hogan NEE
this afternoon to arrange fight in Can
ada for $500 side. The fight is t.
come off in about three weeks.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 30.-Four deaths THU
forenoon. Weather moderate.
Csrrsction-The Fever In Texas.-Aid
Needed for Memphis--McCoole Ac-
cused OF killing Manley.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 30. "A telegram
published in Tuesday mornings papers
announcing that from three hundred to
four hundred mechanics and about 1000
laborers had been discharged from the
Washington Navy Yard within the last