Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-13
Eastern Dispatches.
BosToS. April FLA. N

BosTos, April 12-l A. NJ.
Another alarm has Just been struck from
a station in the neighborhood of the first
alarm.
The fire was on Wareham street in
building owned by Cyrus F. Clark.
Loss, S35, 900. The New England Organ
Companys loss is 5000. The other
occupants were G.. S. Arnold, carpenter
and builder; Brannon 4 Co., piano-cover
makers; kinsie & Campbell carpenters,
who lose heavily. The next builling is
owned by Cressy & Noyes, and is dam
aged in the upper stories, occupied by
the New England Organ Company, To-
tai loss, $4,000.
BROOKLYN, April II.
kenser Hirasawa, young japanese
nobleman, died, aftera very short illness,
on Wednesday, in this city, when he was
pursuing his studies He will be buried
from the residence Of friend in New
York, and his body inferred in Green
wood cemetery. There are four japanese
students still remaining at the Polytech-
mic Institute.
The police, finding their many efforts
to discover the Goodrich murderer I'M
availing, have obtained female detective
named Lucy Raymond (name assumed
for the occasion) who was brought over
from New York and put into the same
room with Mrs. Lucette Myers, on the
pretense of being detained there as n wit
ness in another case. The female detec-
tive resorted to every cunning in order to
extort a confession from Mrs. Myers, but
i'll vain. The latter. il is said, knew Of the
trick, and became suddenly dumb on the
Goodrich case. Seeing that nothing was
to be gained in this way, Lucy Raymond
was discharged.
The case Of Mrs. Arlington, the woman
found in the street in an insensible con.
dition, few days ago, took new turn
yesterday. This is not her right name,
nor is the story she told thtm true. 1t
was stated that on Sunday last that this
woman was found in Jersey City in a
helpless condition, and the police dis
covered that the man who brought her to
Brooklyn in a carriage, on Monday, was
not doctor, but her paramour, who is
now concealing himself from the police.
After being recognized by the Jersey City
Police Captain, the woman seemed great.
ly excited, and said that it was bad
enough for her to be dsgraced in that
manner without having her family dis
graced also. No one has been to see her
yet at the hospital. Although she sent
to the hotel for her baggage and to n
banking house for remittance, neither
came.
New YoEK, April II.
European mail advices stated that the
Liberte announces that Ledro Rollin has
accepted the nomination for the Assem-
bly,, on the condition that the Government
will permit public meetings to be held.
Herr Sidaw, Under Secretary of State,
has been appointed Prussian Minister of
Public Worship, vice DR.. Falk.
Three socialist leaders, charged with
being officials of the Internationals, have
been tried at Copenhagen and sentenced
to four, five and six years Imprisonment,
respectively.
1t Is announced that the new Turkish
loan of 100000, 900 is meant to cover all
payments for the construction of new
railways and large deficit in the budget
OF this year. expected to amount to fs..
100000.
A Herald Havana special says that the
captain General states that two letters
from Cespedes were found on its CORES.
pondent O'Kelley, and he will be treated
as spy.
WASHINGTON, April II.
The resignation of friedrich F. Low
Minister to China, has been received at
the State Department. 1t is reported
that Senator Cole, of California, will be
Lows successor.
The President to-day appointed Ruth
erford b. Hayes Assistant Treasurer Of
the United States, at Cincinnati under
.ne NTH section of an Act approved
March 3, 1873.
The Cabinet session to-day was of two
Gays duration There was no subject of
unusual importance under consideration
Generals Sherman and Mcdowell Ind
an interview with the President this
morning. Mcdowell, who commands