Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-25

Eastern Dispatches.
The Language Of General Grant to n
Prominent senator ON Aggressive
and Defensive Policy-The Span
ish Objection to Our Dema nds--
The United states Flag Ship wor-
cester--Tweed Sentenced.
New York, Nov. 90. - Washington
specials to the New York papers contain
the following; During an interview with
a prominent Senator. President Grant is
said to have used the following language:
"When the Government makes every
preparation for an aggressive or defensive
policy, fits ont its navy, and does every
thing to make the army effective up to
the limit of calling for troops, you can
put whatever construction you please on
such activity. If We are to judge OF
such movement, as civilians, We should
say they were warlike. do not remem-
Der of anything of the kind having been
done in this country which was preface
to peace or satisfaction of our offended
honor. So far, l believe our history
sustains me in this assertion. If my
message to Congress does not convey
this idea, it will be because I forgot
words in which to express it"
The Heralds special from Washington
says: The Spanish objections to our de-
mands are, first, that the Virginius was
not an American ship, as she was owned
by the Cubans. and registered in the
name of one Patterson, residing in New
York. Second, she has forfeited even
this false registry by a subsequent sale to
other parties. Third. that she has fire.
quently sailed during the past two years
under flags of other countries. Fourth,
that General Ryan was C citizen Of the
United States. Fifth, that the Virginius,
at the time of her capture, was engaged
in an unlawful expedition against a
friendly power.
KEY WEST, Nov 23.-The United States
steamer Worcester, flag ship of the North
Atlantic feet has arrived here.
New YORK, Nov. 23.-Tweed has been
sentenced to twelve years in the County
Jail, and fined Sl2,750.
New YORK, Nov. 24.-Michael Har
rold, keeper Of restaurant on Broom
street, was stabbed and killed last night
in his saloon by Pierre Stefano, while
enleavoring to stop quarrel. The muir
derer was arrested.
John D. Harrington, partner OF 1nger
soil, known as ring chairmaker, ant
jointly indi cted with him for forging in
dorsements to warrant for $l5, 900, ha
been arrested.
CHICAGO, Nov. "a. - A Washington
special says the dispatches which repre-
sent the Cabinet unit for war are in
correct There are at least two of tn
Cabinet who don't believe we can max
ont legal case.
Considerable apprehension is felt her
that Sickles may not bear himself wit
caution at this critical moment.
TAUNTON, Mass, Nov. 24.-The Tauto
Car Company's shops and stock wei
damaged to the amount of $4,000 |
fire last night.
BosroN, Nov. 24.-In the Charlesto
, Navy Yard 2,10O men are at work.
, PARSONS, KS, Nov. 24.-Grayson,
wealthy creek farmer near here, in Il
Indian Territory, was robbed Friday
, over $50, 600 in coin by band who nea
ly killed Grayson by hanging to for
: him to disclose the place where Il
2 money was hid.
f LAWRENCE, KS, Nov. 24.-Governt
Osborn has appointed Robert Crazaie
: OF Leavenworth, United States Senat'
:: to fill the vacancy of Caldwell. Crazai
, is friend of Caldwell.