Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-28

prevent the shedding of streams OF blood
at the expense of the army. II there. is
man who counts the cost Of this effus-
ion of blood it is myself. have fallen,
| rather wish to say We have fallen. For
long time I had hoped that the detesta-
BILE faction - The close Of the
sentence was lost by the tremendous up
roar which the beginning had excited.
Again did Theirs awaken the enthusiasm !
of his friends, when, charged with being
the protege Of Radicalism, he retorted
that there was something more remarka-
BILE than that in their midst. They had
with them the Duke De Broglie, who was
the protege of the Empire. No fear OF
disturbance is apparent in Paris. People
on Sunday attended in great numbers
the Chantilly races, giving themselves up |
to pleasure; carrying little, seemingly, |
for politics.
The New York Central r. R, has COM
meneed suit against Collector Bailey.
The Governor has appointed the fol-
lowing Commissioners to examine into
the condition of college land grants; Ho-
ratio Seymour, Vim. A. Wheeler and
John d. Van Buren,.
The Stokes case was argued in the
Court of Appeals to-day, and the final de-
cision, i, is believed, will be given to-
morrow.
/ The Metropolitan branch of the Balti-
} more and Ohio R. R., between Washing
y ton and Point of Rocks, was opened to
1 passengers yesterday.
r The Cashier of bank in the Bowery
has been discovered using United States
9 funds for private speculation. No defic-
D iency is found and he will be simply de-
: posed,
New ORLEANS, May 26.
r Generals De Blanc, De Cluret, and
= others from St. Martinsville, were tried
to-day before the United States Commits
9 sioner, but there being no evidence to
;. sustain the charge against them, they
were discharged.
kellogg's Attorney General offered this
d morning in the First District Court, an
is information against NJ. NJ. Cohen and C.
ls R. Bailey, jointly charged with attempt
If ing to murder Kellogg. The parties
d. were bailed in the sum of So, 900.
BALTIMORE, May 26.
r. Mrs. McGee, who on the l4th inst,
tried to shoot her uncle, Oswald Koock,
n succeeded better this morning She OBJ
st tanned warrant for his arrest charging
him with abusive conduct, and accom-.
st panied the officer to his place of business
i'd to identify him. The officer made the
sn arrest, and as they were coming down
he stairs, she drew double barrelled pistol
Id and discharged both barrels; one sho
Il. taking effect in Koock's back, and tn,
e. other in the calf of his right leg. Thu
wounds are not necessarily mortal Tit
I'm woman was arrested.
OF In the 10th days session of the Pres
ly byterian General Assembly, it was de
he cided to publish and stereotype the worl
of common prayer and praise, compiled
by Rev. Jos. T. Duryea of New York
to- and committee was appointed to confe
ny with similar committee from the Gen
). eral synod of the Reformed Church, o
nit. the union of the two churches.
ent CHICAGO, May 26.
ION Surveyor-General Hardenburgb, {
for California, is in Chicago.
Use, New York, May o.
me The funeral of James w. Wallack too
place this morning from the Church {
. the TRANSPORTATION, 29th street.
's' WASHINGTON, May 26,
Professor C. F. Peters discovered, tn
o "a, morning, new planet of the eleven'
-.o magnitude, right ascension, l61 degree
A. fourteen minutes south, and 2l1 degree
hs' eighteen minutes declination-.motio
VI due west.
ou' Mr.. Ashton, of the counsel for Cover
o ., ment, left last night for Hartford, whe
inc the bill in equity against the U. P. R.
'a'e Co., and the Credit Mobiler is to
DER filed.
.he J. B. Monteith, United States Indi
..on Agent, at Lapwai, Idaho Territory, wro
ne~ Commissioner Smith as follows; Have
liy the right, this being the Presbyteri
o'n' agency and mission, to exercise such CO
Ai'i- troll over the morals of this people as "
'ins enable me to prohibit the teachings
on'' the Catholic faith, or holding of Catho
'eA service among them, even though
anu Indians desire it, and clamor for it?
.n' which query and others, Commission
'"oo Smith made answer. l have to say Il
''e' the fact that your agency is under
charge of the Presbyterian Church d,
not warrant any intolerant exercise
power, and that while it is desirable
all cases, that mission work should
IS. done under the direction Of the religi,
the body nominating the agent, yet wi
IS to there are persons having another faith, {
who desire religious service of their o,
on1- it is not in accordance with public pol
the or the spirit of religious federation, to
nme- bid and hinder such services in any W
sting Lieutenant Colonel Fred. Grant
$. accompany General Stanley on his !
upon lowstone expedition throughout the Sit
riotic country. No civilians or corresponds
rmed will accompany the expedition, and
scientific corps has been reduced to