Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-18
Eastern Dispatches.

Eastern Dispatches.
NEw YORK, July l6.-The Paris cor
respondence of the London Times con-
taius the following; Various French
papers reproduce the correspondence in
which il is stated that the efforts
lately made by Marshal Serrano have
increased the chances Of the recog-
milton of the Spanish Republic by
Great Britain, Germany and Rus
STA. According to Spanish informa-
alton sent from Madrid, says one of the
letters quoted in to-day's Republique
Franchise, Marshal Serrano is believed
to have also made known to these three
powers his intention to claim from
France an indemnity of 25O,OOO,Ooo
francs, when the Republicans shall have
gained a decided victory over the Car
lists. The ground OF this claim will be
the support lent to the Carlists by the
French Government. Marshal McMahon
had the will. but not the power, to pre-
vent the French Legitimists giving aid
to the Spanish Carlists, and it appears
probable that on this subject question
OF international law will be raised which
is designed to be an example, and will
be the subject of a resolution by an In
ternational Congress.
CHICAGO, July ls.-The following is a
summary of the results of Tuesdays
fire as far as can be obtained: The As
SCISSOR estimates the total loss at S5,000,-
900, but he adds that owing the cheap
ness Of labor and material it could be
replaced for SO, 000,0 900, which is nearer
the probable value. The total amount
of risks in the burnt district is S2,727,-
300; estimated salvage, 1882. 800; net loss
to insurance companies, S2,224, 497.
Seven persons are known to have per-
ished il. the fire. Many new buildings
are already planned and some work is
commenced.
LITTLE Rock, July l6.-Deputy Sheriff
Kline was shot and MORALLY wounded by
an assassin in ambush. 1t is believed
for having officiated at the execution Of
Sidewalk at GAINESVILLE last Spring was
| the cause. His friends then swore ven
gance on all connected with the affair. A
cousin named Robinson was arrested
charged with the deed.
ELM1RA, n. Y, July l6.-Miss Van
nett, from Auburn, while on an excur
sion to Watkins Glen to-day, was dashed
to pieces in fall from precipice.
UTICA, July lG-4 special from For
Wayne, says that some men made an at
tempt to perpetrate a robbery on thu
New York Central Railroad to-day, bu
they were watched after the nigh
train had once brushed an obstacle from
the track. They placed a huge tie upo,
it, but discovering that they wer
watched escaped.
WILKsBARRE, July &c. Some circu
men abducted Mr.. Robinson's tw
daughters, aged II and IA years, fror
Nicholson, and then disappeared. Til
police of Scranton are on their track.
PHILADELPHIA, July 16.-Register Nj
, son and the counsel for the creditors {
the firm of Jay Cooke & Co., to-da
, commenced to examine their affairs
Jay Cook referred the counsel to til
company's books for most Of the info
! nation desired. Mr.. Fahnestock Sr
4 a partner, said the insolvency of the fir,
: was due to advances and the inability
!, raise funds to meet the demands of Sc,
g TENDER 18th. The chief cause was az
vances made to the Northern Pacif
Railroad by the advice of Jay Cook
;. No proposition was ever made by Il
y firm to exchange Northern Pacific Ra
80 road bonds for real estate. The Phil
" delphia house was largely indebted
! the New York house. The e1aminatic
y will be resumed on Friday.
New YORK, July 1.-THE Comm
a. sioners of Charities and Correction ha
"a authorized the removal Of VIM
If Tweed to more commodious quarter
ic owing to representations Of the Penite
,e tiary physician and the Warden. T
err new room will be made strong by Dol
and bars, and will be ten by twenty-i
feet. 1t will look on the river, and W
ry contain the furniture in the prese
'u room. Tweed is now assisting {
u physicians orderly. He usually eats t
CT ordinary prison fare.