Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-06

Ten thousand Chlnese troops leacneo
singapore en- route to Formosa when the {
teamer left Yokohama. There are still :,
reports about Formosa. The >,
opinion prevails that wor must onsae.
P. Bernard stabbed himself last night.
lie is very low, and his physicians say
he car not recover. Cause family
troubles. i
The Finance Auditing Committee OF
The Board of Supervisors Will commence
to-day an investigation into the ana,rs OF
the Assessors office. 1t is reported that
charges are already made in that quar-
ter. These proceedings have caused IN
tense excitement. All are ANXIOUS 70
know who and what is next.
There are thirteen prisoners ID .ne
County Jail awaiting trials for murder.
Miss Yoskum, who shot at DR.: BUCK,
lev yesterday, was. released on Dali Oh
SEATTLE. W.T., Oct. 2.-The telegraph
station and agents residence OF HATS
Camp, forty miles north Of here, was to-
tally DESTROYED by fire to-day. portion
of the telegraphic instruments were
saved. Loss 5000, said to be insured.
NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-A New Orleans
dispatch says reports received at militia
nv Headquarters indicate that an uneasy
spirit still prevails in several parts OF the
State, but in general, the temper OF tne
people of both races and both parties mas
| improved during the past week.
Lieutenant Mither, OF the I'd infantry,
who went with detachment OF United
States troops to Bayou Goula, IN re-
sponse to an appeal of the white citizens
for protection, found the negroes mani,
testing an aggressive disposition, and
had not the troops arrived when they
did, a collision would have probably oc,
Cured. in which case the whites would
have undoubtedly suffered severely, as
the. negroes outnumbered them, Tour 10
one.
Bosros. Sept. 3O.-Louis Wagner, the
Isle of Shoals murderer, is sentenced 10
be hanged the last Friday in January,
the Governor of Maine having finally de-
cided to carry out the Recommendation
Of the State Council.
PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. 30.-The missing
steamer New York, Of the International
, line, arrived at p. m. to-day, having
/ put into Machios and into Penohscot to
, avoid the storm, which was very severe.
ATLANTA, Ca, Sept. 30.-The Governor
to-day orders the sale of the Macon d
Brunswick Railroad, on the first Tuesday
, in December next, at the depot in Macon,
Ga, at public auction to the highest
} bidder.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.-Up to noon
3 to-day, about one hundred wedding pres
/ ents have been made to Miss Sherman.
r Generals Sheridan, Mcdowell and Pope,
/ Speaker Blaine, Messrs. Everets. Drexel,
r Childs and Borie, and Senator Sherman,
, are among those who thus complimented
] the lady.
5 KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Sept. 3O.-1n the
, Knoxville papers tomorrow, Senator
( Brownlow publishes card announcing
: himself candidate for Congress from
b. the second Congressional district.
0 WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-The marriage
=, of Thomas W. Fitch, of the Engineer
1 Corps of the United States Navy, to Miss
Q Maria Ewing Sherman, daughter OF Gen
. Sherman, took place at St. Aloysius
a Roman Catholic Church this morning
at II o'clock. The marriage was solemn
t lied by the most Reverend j B. Purcell
= Archbishop of Cincinnati, persona
Y friend of General Sherman. The church
Il which seats nearly two thousand per
o sons, was densely crowded, that humble
y of invitations having been served
g Among the guests were President Grant
u the members of the Cabinet, members o
d the Diplomatic Corps, distingbishe
:. army and navy officers and prominen
l. civilians, nearly oil being accompanies
le by ladies'. The number OF notable
T. present exceeded that on any like occas
rs ion ever assembled in this city. Th
I'd nuptial mass was celebrated by the mos
re Reverend Archbishop Purcell, attende
SO by Reverend Father Healy, President
lg Georgetown College, Reverend Fathe
Mooney, Of Brooklyn, and pastor Of th
Ok church to which Mr.. Fitch belongs Re'
IN Father Mcguire, pastor, and Rev. Fatht
es Jameson, assistant pastor of st. Alo.
p sius, and number of other clergymel
d. Music was sung by the choir of ii
ne church, assisted by double quartett'
ne The bridesmaids were Misses Lizzis an
s, Ella Sherman, sisters OF the bride; Nil
as Phillips. of Cincinnati Miss Fam
* Marcy, daughter of General Marcy,
s. A.; Miss Alice BARLEY, of Washin
nd ton; Miss Marie Patterson, of st. Lou
N, Miss Ella Ewing and Miss Bessie Smit
iai Of Cincinnati. The groomsmen we
Charles Rea, of the Engineer Corp
'ht Liet. Hunter, Paymaster Cochran
ar, Edwin Wells, of the Engineer Corp
nd Lieut.. Wood, U. S. N; Lieu. Ru
W; sell, of the Marine Corps; Thomas
Sherman, brother of the bride, ar
Mr.. Calvin, OF Boston. The bridal part
~ entered the church and approached Il
fly altar railing. and after kneeling a sho
ur. time, took the positions assigned
'ut them. As the procession marched dow
the aisle, Mendelssohns wedding MARI
Ire was rendered upon the organ. Precee
se ing the bridal party upon entering Il
S. Church, was Mrs. General Shermt
with her brother, Judge P. B. Ewin
'p- General J. c. Ewing, Senator Sherma
'g' Judge BARLEY and Col. Moulton. A
being in readiness. the Most Revern,
mt Archbishop entered the sanctuary fro
led the sacristy, and proceeded with the me
riage ceremony, the bride and Bird
ier groom receiving Holy Communion.
Jus the conclusion of the mass, a speci
ended. As the procession left 4
40 church, a triumphant march from :
yer Propheta" was performed. The new
lls' married couple leave this evening at s
N for q bridal tour North and West, reac
MS ing st. Louis, their future residene
d, about the 18th inst. In Brooklyn t
me bridal party will be entertained by MI
ar Fitch, mother of the groom, and in La
er- caster, Ohio, by the relatives OF Nj
ng Sherman residing at that place. On Il
road to the wedding, the horses attach'
al to the Presidents carriage ran ava
~, The carriage contained the Preside
IN and Mrs. Grant, and Marshal Shar]
ICE and wife. None of them were injure
N. though the carriage was smashed. tt
ay President Immediately hailed anoth
up and his party proceeded to the churc
NJ arriving about five minutes after the Sc
., vice began.