Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-03-17
Eastern Dispntches.

Eastern Dispatches.
New YORK, March, 16.-The Cubins
in this city have received information of
the uprising of the slaves in the sugar
States in the District of Maret, about 40
miles from Havana, in the neighbor-
hood of Bahia Honda. The uprising be-
gan in the State of Jaquirre, and was
formed by poor planters who are under
the impression that if the slaves should
rise in their vicinity the authorities
would feel bound to arm the whites to
maintain the peace at home, and thereby
prevent them from being sent to fight in
the eastern part of the island. The Cap
tain General has ordered troops to the
vicinity of the trouble. A Havana let
ter gives another account of the attack
upon the volunteers between Neuvitas
and Purto Principe. 1t seems that On
the arrival OF the first band of volun-
teers at Nuvitas, they found the railroad
leading to Puerto Principe cut, and they
attempted to march to the latter place,
when they were attacked by the Cubans,
losing % killed and 20 wounded. The
remainder retired to Nuvitas.
Owen Mangan, of West Twenty-second
street, threw lighted kerosene lamp at
his wife on Saturday night, and burned
her 50 severely that she died yesterday.
Mangan has been committed to await
the action of the Coroner.
New York, March 15.-The Panama
steamer brings detailed account Of the
great fire that occurred there on the
10Th of last month The flames started
in a hat store and communicated to the
Grand Hotel, whence many escaped by
means of ladders. The fire spread on all
sides, and the engines being out of re-
pair and useless the fire could not be
checked, and burned the central and
most valuable part of the city. The loss
is supposed to be about million dollars.
BosToN, March ID The committee
finding the body and face of Sumner
greatly changed, did not open the coffin
to-day. Immense crowds passed through
the doric hall leaving decorations and
floral tributes.
PHILADELPHIA, March l5.-Owing to
the non conviction of the parties indicted
for selling liquor on Sunday, the police
have been instructed merely to report
the names ofpartes keeping open house,
and to arrest only fragrant violaters.
The meaning OF the order being to wink
at the side door business.
ELKo, New, Mar. 15.-Woodruff Il
Ennor's mail carrier has just arrived
from Cornucopia, on snow shoes. be
reports having met Deputy Sheriff Ellis,
who had been to Cornucopia to serve a
writ OF attachment, and beyond all doubt
became bewidered and froze to death in
the terrible storm which was raging at
the time the carrier met him. The mail
carrier got within a mile of house last
night, but owing to the fury of the storm
in the mountains he was obliged to CAM
and only saved his life by exerting every
energy. The Masonic order will send {
party in search of Ellis body tomorrow
The weather to-day has been very stormy
it has showed and bowed necessarily
since morning, and at present the storm
is undated. All hope of the passenger
train getting through from the east to
night has been abandoned.
BosToN, March 1G.-The Committee il
charge of the body of Sumner arrived a
7 o'clock this evening. Ten thonsant
people were at the depot at Springfield
and at Worcester there were immens
crowds at the depot as the train passed
The body was conveyed to tho Stat
House and deposited in the doric hall
where the sham guards, colored, will &c
as Guard of Honor.
WASHINGTON, March l4.-Judge Loui
Dent, brother of Mrs. Grant, is lying a
the point OF death at his residence here
The cause is tumor in the stomach.
New York, March 14,-On the open
ing of the German mails which arrived
by the steamer Mosettc, forty packages
each containing two or three hundre'
letters, were found broken open an
badly damaged, owing to bad wrappin
and tlimsy envelopes.