Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-26
Specie Payments TO be Resumed-In-
creased silver CoInage-Yeilow
Fever in Georgia--senteneed lie be
Hung-Snow ON the Plains-The
Fever nj Little Rock.

Hung-Snow ON the Plains-The
Fever nj Little Rock.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.--PursuaIt to
the views regarding resumption, e1-
pressed by the President and Secretary
Of the Treasury recently, the Director OF
the Mint has been making extensive ar
rangements FOX coming both gold and Sill
yer to an extent heretofore unprecedent-
ed, so as to beresdy for the resumption Of
specie payments, there now being large
quantities Of these metals awaiting coin
age The first steps in the resumption
has been taken, il having been aseertained
today from the Secretaryoi the Treasury
that the Government will pay ont silver
as soon as it ean be proftably and con-
ven.ently coined for that purpose.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct. 24.-Yellow fever
is reported at cambridge, Ga, with ten
cases thus far. An exodus Of the popu-
lation is threateaed.
ALBANY, Oct. 2i--Shaw, convicted at
Sandy Hill, Washington county, for the
murder of his wife and children by poi
son, was sentenced to be hanged on Fri
day, November IS.
OMAHA, Oct. 24.--Company c, "a cav
airy, arrived here to-day from the West,
and are going into Winter quarters.
-Four inches of snow have fallen during
the last "a hours. between Laramie and
Green river. 1t is now showing at Chey-
enne. No detention of trains has &C.
I cured.
LITTLE RocK, Oct. 2i-Dr. J. NJ. b.
hemine died to-day of yellow fever, and
F. H. Moody is very low with the same
disease Both had charge Of the quaran-
tine between here and Memphis, and it
is supposed they contracted the disease
from the fleeing citizens Of that place.
Heavy frosts, and no fear of the fever
spreading here.
Satisfactory Arrangements Made
Report Denied--The Banks in Good
Condition--Appealsf for the Afflicted
THE Shanks Contempt Case-Aid
for the South--Found Dead--Sus-
pected Murderers Arrested.
New YoBL, Oct. q. 1t is reported
that kinyon, Cot & Co., ana Fish a
Hatch have made satisfactory arrange
ments with their creditors.
The managers of the Clearing Houst
coutradicts tho report that several asso
ciated banks were embarrassed. HI
states that all banks are in a position t.
pay five times their liabilities.
Urgent appeals were made to-day TO
contributions for the relief of Memphis
Shreveport and other yellow fever of
flicted places.
The case of Skanks, city editor OF lth
Tribune, for contempt Of Court is con
, tinued until tomorrow.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Oct. "a. - fou
r deaths from yellow fever occurred her
4 yesterday
k BosToN. Oct. "a Major Price presto
ed at the meeting at the Exchange to-da
|. in aid of the yellow fever sufferers soutl
S Liberal subscriptions are being made
e The Coroner's inquest in the case {
c Mrs. Eunice McCool, found dead und'
t window of her residence in Chelsi
has resulted in holding her son, Ii
e brother-in-law and another, on suspicio
e of causing her death.
:. silver and Gold Coining-Died
jail of StarvatiOn--News frOl
Memphis--FinnI result in Ohio.
n New YORK, Oct. PA Washingto
a dispatch says the amount of silver to
i put out next week will be between 5000
Il 900 and 100000 and should the d
mand exceed this they will issue NOR
,r Thos. Finn, who has been locked u
l. in Jersey City since July last, for KILN
Eugene Waters in a quarrel with Ii
- wife. has died of starvation.
:, In the trial of Stokes to-day, a brothe
. in-law of Mr.. Morse, who was intima
:, with Fisk, testified that he never So
- him with pistol or pistol pocket in h
. pants. DR.. Wood said he would not IS
- Fisk's wound was net essarily fatal
80 MEMPHIS, Oct 25.-The weather W
:, thick, cloudy, damp and gloomy at moo
- Deaths to-day, %. The increase in t
applications for nurses by the Howa
, Association indicates an increase of ut
> cases. Ten nurses arrived from NJ
~ Orleans last night, aud this morni
there are demands for more.
COLUMBIA, o., Oct. 25.-Offlcialretur
n from all but one county insure the ELI
m ton of all.the Republican State ticket {
D. cept Governor.
IT, After Phillips AccOmplice--Anoth
n Contested Will Case--Spccie Shi
ments, Etc.
&c New YORK, Oct 25.-It is rumor
40 that the State Treasurer and the Distr
u Attorney Of Albany were in the city Ii
~ evening looking for the accomplish
Phillips, the defaulting cashier, and I
ptctiuH W gifu,uuc VI tuc iiioSi
money.
% Another notable contested will CT
20 has come before the courts here. Geoi
- Hardin, an Irishman, formerly an j
N porter of Irish linens, and recently
~ operator in stocks, died intestate MAJ
i' 10, 1872, leaving wife but no childr'
- and an estate worth million, one-h
,'o in stock and bonds and other perso
A property. After his death A. +. Trc
y" bridge, and his widow, Elizabeth II
80 din, took out letters Of administrat
10 upon the estate, which is now claim
~ by nephew and grand nephews, on
-" ground that he was never legally m
, %, ried; that he merely placed ring on
Nl woman's finger and called her his "