Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-27
Eastern Dispatches.


loaded with rails, on the Delaware, Lac
awana and Western Railroad, was
passing Little Falls, number of rails
on one of the cars swung around with
great violence, killing one man and seri-
ously injuring five others.
WASHINGTON, April %.
In the matter of the controversy be-
tween the Winona and st. Peters Rail-
road Company and the St. Paul and
Sioux City Railroad Companies, involv
ing the possession of $4,000 acres of
land, and growing out of tapping land
grants, the Secretary of the Interior
has decided that the first named compa-
ny is entitled to the lands.
Levi P. Luckey, Private Secretary to
the President, VIM. o. Avery, Chief |
Clerk of the Internal Revenue Office,
and Mr.. Martin of the Office of Secretary
of the Treasury, left this city tonight
for New York, and will sail for Europe
tomorrow in charge of the bonds for the
Syndicate.
PORTLAND, Me-, April %.
Two laborers Of the Aims House,
Michael Sullivan and John Warren,
quarreled this morning about a woman,
and the former was killed by blow of
Warren fist
New YORK, April %.
4 special from New Orleans says that
Governor Kellogg has sent the State
militia to Tangiahaboa parish, installed
the officers, scattered the mob which had
collected, and restored order He has Sc
cured a steamboat, in which is mounted
a 12-pounder howitzer for service in-the
rivers and bayous and has organized a
battalion of cavalry. He has also direct
! ed the Attorney General to commence a
prosecution of Governor McHenry and
others under the Usurpation Act, and
for treason. He has offered a reward for
evidence which will lead to the convic-
ton of those engaged in the recent mas
sacre in Grant parish.
Last evening Mrs. Hennesy, who muir
\ dered her two children on Wednesday,
e said that God and his angels in a vision
It had told her to kill the children.
To-day it transpired that the Grand
{ Jury had found indictments against one
" hundred and twenty-seven keepers Of
;. sailors boarding houses, charged with a
;, violation of the act of Congress, known
u as the new shipping act, passed 1872,
for the protection of sailors. About G
u O'Clock 70, policemen, armed with war
" rants, made tour of the Fourth ward
II and succeeded in arresting SO of the
indicted parties. The arrests produced
le much excitement, and but for the over.
S whelming force of the police, resistance
r would doubtless have been made. The
y arrested parties are locked up in the
l. Oak street police station and will to-
n morrow be arraigned at the Tombs.
l. The Grand Jury has indicted Assist.
4 ant Deputy Marshal Moses Mority fol
l. murder. Mority, it is alleged, in at.
tempting to dispossess Margaret Gordon
at of No. 70 Goesick street, last January
kicked and pursued her SO violently, tina
to she died in February from the effects o
lg the wounds.
A cannon, weighing 1850 pounds, ha
as arrived here from Berlin, present from
Nv the Emperor to the Lutheran Church o
Titusville, Pennsylvania. The cannon
at was captured at Sedan, and will be cas-
,al into bell for the church.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, April %.
re- In the Supreme Court of this city to
sr- day, Albert W. Smith was convicted @
hn murder in the first degree, for KILN
lg- Charles d. Sackett, at Westfeld, on til
mt Goth of November last. He will be ser
ar fenced tomorrow. The circumstance
Ter that led to the crime were that Smit
*, had an infatuated passion for Mis-
en- Jennie Bates, of Westfeld, and meetin
lay her coming from the theatre in compan
'rd with Sackett, to whom she was bstrothet
ew he fired several shots from his pisto
'as wounding Miss Bates in three places an
putting a bullet through Sackett, frol
i've the effects Of which he died in a sho
go time The line Of defense was that ii
Ter murder was committed under a romant
delusion.
cts WASHINGTON, April %.
six The reports of further depredations Q
on the Kansas frontier by the Cheyenne
excite considerable apprehension at Il
ted Indian Bureau The raid made at 81,
OBJ ney yesterday is regarded as most signii
es. cant, as the locality is so miles this sic
90. Of Cheyenne, and is q station on Il
in. Pacific Railroad.
General Butler is about to enter Il
/. field for Governor Of Massachusetts, al
MIA his aspirations are said to be favored |
sa- both Vice President Wilson and Senat,