Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-11
Eastern Dispatches.

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OMAHA, June 8.
The Union Pacific passenger train,
due from the West yesterday, came in
this afternoon via Blair and the Omaha
and North Western Railroad. To-day's
West and East-bound trains, out and in,
are a little late. The wash out is not yet
fixed, and cannot be until the water sub
sides. Mr.. Cary's body is in sight, but
under water, and jammed between the
tank and the engine. No delay is an
ticipated to passengers, but there is no
freight moving.
A scouting party sent out from Fort
Mcpherson, two weeks ago, was caught
last Tuesday night in severe rain storm,
in camp Oh Blackfoot creek. The camp
was flooded, and six privates of company
F, Third Cavalry, and "a horses were
drowned. The rest of the command
saved their lives by climbing trees, where
they were compelled to remain Is hours
There have been several storms west and
northwest the past three days.
New YORK, June 8.
Peter Kenny and an unknown man
quarrelled in a Third avenue car to-day.
The latter suggested that they step off
the car and settle the difficulty. Kenny
consented, and as he stepped from the
car his antagonist shot him fatally and
escaped,
PIrTsBURG, June 8.
W. K. Wales, charged with being con-
cerned in extensive mail robberies and
draft forgeries in all sections of the
country, and now in Jail here, is said to
have made confession, telling the whole
story, and throwing all the blame on
Dudley but the document is kept con-
cealed.
WASHINGTON, June 8.
The Supreme Court for the District of
Columbia have decided the case of
Dainez against Charles Hale. The de
PENDANT was the Consul General in
Egypt, and by virtue of his Office, exer-
cised Judicial power by seizing goods in
which Dainez had an interest. Judge
Carter in delivering the decision of the
Court, overruled the demurrer, holding
the Consul had, under the law and
treaty, been clothed with judicial
powers.
In the case of Farragut against the
ship Metropolis and others, prize case,
in which an award of million had been
made by the arbitrator, the award of the
arbitrators was confirmed. In the
District Court to-day, the case of Collins
against the Florida, a prize case, was
argued on the motion to dismiss the
libel filed by the Government. Judge
Humphry overruled the motion, and
referred the case to General Massey to
take testimony. The Florida neve,
reached any port in the United States,
having been lost and purposely scuttled
on the way.
NEW ORLEANS, June 8.
Cholera is believed to be on the in
crease, though there is no marked
increase in the mortality since last week
The interments at Ellwood were So
against 26 for the corresponding weel
last year, and an average of 10 during the
past year.
PORTLAND, Me-, June 8.
Mr. Payson, who was sent to Europe,
to investigate the claims of the Burn
ham heirs, has returned; and report.
the story of the will of Benjamin Burn
ham of 1894 humbug, and there i,
no $22, 100000 to be contested.
ST. LOUIS, June 10.
The heaviest rain and thunder storm
of the season passed over the city las
night. 1t ragged from about six to eigh
p. M, recommended after midnight, ant
continued till morning. An immense bod,
of water fell, and much damage was
done in various parts of the city. SIEVE
eral houses were struck by Lightning
a sewer caved in and choked up, and the
back water flooded the streets and
cellars to depth of several feet. Sew.
eral houses were undermined, and chin
neys and trees were blown down. .
A bridge on the Leavenworth, Law.
renee and Galveston Railroad fell under
a train on Saturday last, and the bridge
and train were entirely demolished
There were eleven persons on the train
but no one seriously hurt.
CHICAGO, June 10.
Newspaper information has been re
ceived here Of an outrage having beer
committed on the Scotland, a small YES
sci, by Spanish man-of-war, in the Ash
attic seas. The Spaniards boarded ant
searched the Scotland. and made no ex
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