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

explained that he did not submit as the
result OF the deliberations of the Judici-
airy Committee the report which recon-
NEEDED the remission of Susan b. Antho-
ney's fine, but simply that it might be
printed for the consideration of the Com
mittee.
A member of the Conference Commit
tee on the Finance bill said to-day that
the indications continue TO be favorable
to an agreement.
Assistant Secretary Sawyer authorizes
the statement that he will tender his
resignation to save Secretary Bristow
from embarrassment.
Hon. Jas. II. Robinson, Assistant Col
lector of the Treasury, will probably sue
coed Banfeld as Solicitor.
New YoRK, June 4.-The Chamber of
Commerce to-day adopted resolutions
favoring strongly liberal and just re-
ciprocity between Canada and the United
States, also favoring a change Of the
revenue laws by simplifying them with
ont decreasing the amount of the reve-
nue., also recommending specific instead
of advalorem duties whenever practical
BILE.
BosToN, June A. The Senate has
passed the bill abolish;ng the State Con-
stabulary, over the Governors veto, by
vote of q to 10.
LOUISVILLE, June A special says q
fight occurred at Burnside's Point, Pu-
laski county, to-day, between the citi-
zens and the railroad laborers, in which
one laborer was killed and several persons
wounded.
BosToN, June 4.-The National Con-
gress of Brewers to-day adopted resolu-
tons providing for laying statistics be-
fore the National and State governments,
thereby inclning them to judicious legis-
lation on the malt liquor question; also
for the adoption of measures to induce
| the government to remit the tax on Can
adian barley. They urge all brewers to
watch the interest of this great source Of
revenue, and to increase business by all
| possible means, and suggest the appoint
ment Of committee to prepare an ad-
dress to reach the public, and state the
brewers position on the question. A
series Of temperance resolutions were
adopted. They set forth that the Con-
gress protests against the actions of the
so-called temperance societies, which
attempt to prove that malt liquors pro
duce immortality, pauperism and crime
and protests against their efforts to in
duce legislation hostile to the manufac
ture Of beer They pledge themselves tc
united and undivided efforts to infiuenc,
public opinion in favor of malt liquors
as wholesome, nutritious, and necessary
They call on oil local brewers to us
every effort to prevent prohibitory legisla
ton, and to support only license candi
dates for office. A long address to tn
President and people of the United State
denounces the crusade movement a
being merely an effort of designing me
, for personal aggrandzement. 1t declare
that the stoppage of the manufacture c
beer would cripple the finances and ur
| justly curtail the right of individuals I
} engage in an honest calling. The &C
r dress concludes by saying: Let til
watchword be, maintain the credit an
r honor of the United States, preserve ii
sovereignty of individuals as well as IL
r Union, and as individual liberty tr
umphs SO will the financial ability OF tt
. National Government be upheld, IL
I welfare and prosperity of the people a,
n vanced, and personal liberty be ever vi
: torious.
q NEW YORK, June Peter Smith,
non-union cooper, was attacked yeste
@ day by the strikers while going fro
: his work, and finally in self-defense, |
r drew a pistol and shot one of his ASA
g ants, it is thought mortally.
Il A Cuban letter says indications poi
= to sickly season. The yellow fever h
d began to make its appearance, and sma
|, pox, scarlatina and measels prevail.
.e The libel suit for $50, 900 against De
ID mis- Barnes, proprietor of the Brook
Argus, by Judge McCul, has been wit
drawn. Barnes caused his counsel
10 read in court a retraction of the lib
N GUS charges, and promised to pay all t
d costs of the suit.
If ITHIcA, N. Y, June. 5.-An incendia
r fire destroyed Halssy's Touring IL
le this morning. Loss $4,000; insuran
= $4,000.
k CHICAGO, June Sat the annual me
d ing of the stockholders of the Chica
7. and Northwestern Railroad and its va
e. Gus branches yesterday, the old manal
ut ment was reelected without opposite
De and the following resolution was adop,
Of by the stockholders
~ Resolved, That We approve
g. action of the directors of this railro
es company in contesting the validity
N recent legislation prescribing arbitra
y unjust and inadequate tariffs for I
d transportation of freights and passeng
in the State of Wisconsin; that we 10
10 on such legislation as violation
Is rights granted to the company in {
!, charter, and as an attempt at pr
a. tical confscation of private property, a
Do the withdrawal of that protection viii
&c the laws of the State afford to oil oil
81 property within its boundaries.