Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-15

Bulkley Institute, died at Tarrytown
yesterday.
Boston, Jan. 13-The City Of Wash
ington, II days from Liverpool, for New
York, put in here this morning, short of
coal. She experienced rough weather.
New York, January 13.-Lyman Ire
maine, principal counsel for Stokes, is
understood to have retired from the case.
The chief point raised by the defense on
the basis of the application for new trial,
is alleged to be unconstltutionality of the
new jury law. of which he was personal
advocate and warm endorser.
The Greeley will case is before the
Surrogate of Westchester again. At the
suggestion Of Ida, all proceedings were
deferred until the 2Sth inst, in order to
afford parties an opportunity to come to
an amicable arrangement.
New York, Jan. 13.-Watson, Presi-
dent of the Erie, says $4,000, 900 worth
of convertible bonds will be issued, and
the road changed to a narrow-gauge.
The stock restored to Jay Gould will be
unproductive for years.
Boston, Jan. l4.-Last evening fire
was set under the stairway of tenement
house whereby all mt ans of escape were
cut of, but fortunately it was discovered
in time for the inmates, consisting of
two families and their children, to make
their egress. ....-- .-
New York, Jan. 14.-The Herald states
that the steamer Edgar Stewart, which
recently sailed from Aspinwall and Car
thagenia with cargo of arms, ammuni-
ton, and some 40 recruits, for the Cuban
revolutionists under the Cuban General
Ognero, has successfully landed all the
cargo on the Cuban coast.
A London letter says the retirement of
Bismarck from the Prussian Cabinet is
really due to difference between him
and the Emperor on the church ques-
ton. The Emperor seems to be alarmed
at Bismarck S course toward the Catho-
lies, and declined further to follow the
Prince in his policy.
A letter from naval officer states that
the foreign population at Tientsin, near
Pekin, are much alarmed at the fact that
the Chinese are being literally supplied
with breech loading arms.
Washington, Jan. 1.-The President,
yesterday, in answer to resolution Of
the House, sent in mass of documents
relative to the Louisiana troubles, bu,
nothing which adds to his former state.
ments.
Chicago, Jan. 14.-Accounts of loss Of
life in the recent terrible storms in Iowa
Minnesota and Dakota, continue to BE-
received. No doubt hundreds of human
beings have persisted, and thousands o.
head of stock. In Minnesota and Dakots
whole herds of cattle froze to death
Among the cases which show the fearful
character of the storm is that OF Mr.
Hampstead and wife. The man wa.
away from home when the storm cam,
on. He managed to reach the house
where he found his wife out caring TO
the stock, and went out to search TO
her. Both have since been found sid,
by side, frozen to death, within forty rod
of their own door.
New York, Jan. 14.-In the opening o
Tweeds case, Cassidy, for the prosecu
ton, denied that there was any measur
taken yesterday for the removal of an,
of the jury as Objectionable. Exon
troller Stores was called as the first wit
ness. but Tweed's lawyers interposed
demanding that the prosecution selec
some particular count of the indictmen
under which they would proceed, the
denying that Tweed ever was amenabl
as auditor, as no such office ever existed
besides, the law forbade Tweed from
holding any such Office, he being Sens
tor.
New Orleans, Jan. 14.-Pinchback i
elected U. S. Senator, by the kellogg
Legislature.