Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-21
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New York, January 1.-THE bill Of OK.
ceptions in Stokes's case was placsd by
his counsel yesterday in the hands Of the
District Attorney, and will probably be
submitted to Judge Boardman on Thurs.
day next
Geo. F. Dunning was arrested yester.
day, on a charge of embezzlins the funds
OF the United States Assay Office. while
Superintendent. He is held in defauIt
OF 10000 bail. He was formerly arrest.
ed on the same charge and indicted, but
when called for trial, failed to appear
An incendiary fire at Gloverville burn.
ed the shoe factories Of A. ]. Griffith
and +. E. Hodekiss. Loss, $4,000; in
sured for 5000
Fort Wayne, Ind, Jan. ia Catho-
lie priest of this city has just received as
present, from Louis Napoleon, a mag
nificent gold and silver chalice, to be
used in the Catholic Church. 1t is en-
graved in four colors. The autograph Of
the Emperor accompaniment. The priest
was personal friend of the Emperor in
early days.
Boston, Jan. 19.-Josephine Mansfield.
through counsel, has attached the prop
erty OF Nathan Appleton, at Newport
Il. l., to the amount of $4,000, for the
loss OF Sl2, 500 which she deposited with
Bowles Bros. Just before their failure.
The hearing of the case will be had in
April.
New York, Jan. 19.-Geo. Henrioues.
late Vice President of the Stock E1.
change, and also Pension Agent in this
city, died in Jersey City this morning.
New York, January 2O.-Counsel for
Stokes, in pressing for new trial. will
rely upon the fact that two Jurors went
outside the Court for evidence--one bay.
Ing examined the ladies staircase at the
Grand Central Hotel, and the other e,.
amlned pistol at gunsmth's to see
II four-barreled one could be distin.
gulshed from si1-barreled one. An
afhdavlt will also be embodied in the bill
OF exceptions, that before the trial one of
the Jurors said Stokes ought TO hang any.
how; another that if he was on the iurv
he would hang him anyhow.
The schooner Henrietta. formerly Rem
Nets yacht, was lost on the 10th inst.
by being driven ashore near Honduras
She is total wreck. Crew saved.
1t is reported in Havana that large
expedition OF friends of the Cuban revo.
lutionists, with arms and ammunition.
had landed safely near Guantanaman.
Chicago Jan. 20.-The President saws
the first information he received of the
action OF capitalists in the San Domingo
matter was obtained from Babcock who
recently received telegram from inter.
ested persons, inquiring of the President
II the Government would have any obiec-
lions to the purchase of SANTANA Bav
from the Baez Government by an Ameri-
can Company. Gen. Babcock INQUIRED
OF the President, and the latter said. of
course he had objections. What General
babcock telesraphed in reply is not
Known. 1t is the opinion of leading Re.
publican Senators friendly to tie San
Domingo annexation scheme, that this
movement will result favorably in the
way OF protecting American citizens in
an official protectorate over the Island Of
San Domingo, and finally in its anne1a-
uon' Arch company going there will
soon control the interests of the Island.
and it will not be long before they will
appeal for protection, either from foreign
governments or the Haytien or Donini.
can Governments.
New York, January 2O.-In the Tweed
case this morning, Carney was cross
examined at some length touching his
own implication in the ring. Proud,
counsel for Tweed, made strong effort
% extort from the witness the fact that
he was to be given immunity in consid-
ration OF his turning States evidence.
Witness did not acknowledge that any
uch arrangement existed, but said he
old the truth, and no harm could come
0 him.
Ottumwa,, Iowa, January 2O.-Uniou
'lock was burned on Sunday. Loss, ,
'l5O, 600 One fireman was killed and
everal wounded.
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Berlin, Jan. 19.-There was grand /