Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-06-20


of the banking currency as heretofore
recommended substantially by Controller
Knox. The bill provides that the amount
Of United States notes outstanding shall
not exceed 1882 ,OOO. 900; s55 900, 600 of
National bank notes are to be withdrawn
from States having an excess OF sucn
notes, as application is made therefor
from other States, and awarded to the
latter; providing that not over $1,000
900 be withdrawn during the fiscal year
ending June 20, 1875. The title is
amended Ia read as follows: An Act to
FIX the amount of United States notes.
providing for the redistribution OF the
National bank currency and for other
purposes.
AUGUSTA, Me-, June 1S.-The Repub.
lieans in the Third Congressional Dis
trict have re-nominsted j. G. Blame
to-day.
The Republican State Convention met
to-day, and organized by the selection OF
EFT. Webb, President; four Secretaries,
and sixteen Vice-Presidents. Nelson
Dingley, Jr, was unanimously nomina-
ted for reelection as Governor. Reso-
lutions were adopted in favor OF an early
resumption OF specie payment, and ap-
proving the Presidents veto OF the cur
rency bill: also reiterating the former
declaration of party principles.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., June ls.-The ball
loting for United States Senator was
resumed to-day, with no material change
in the vote.
CHICAGO, June lS.- The Supreme
Court of Springfield to-day decided
against the application for the transfer
of the State suits against the Chicago
and Alton Railroad, for violation OF the
new Railroad law, from the State Courts
to that Court and quashed the writ OF
ceitiorari. These cases will therefore be
tried in the State Courts, in which they
were originally instituted.
TOLEDO, O., June 1S.-The explosion
of boiler in the wheelbarrow factory OF
Stevens & Co., Coldwater, Michigan,
killed the father of the proprietor, and a
boy sixteen years old. Five other per.
sons were injured.
CINCINNATI, June 1S.-Suspicion tina,
McDole murdered the Bradley family is
strengthening by the discovery on his
shirt and pants of spatters OF blood, oil
which there had been an attempt made
to wash out.
New YORK, June 1S-Francis Butler
a we'll known fancier and regarded as au
thority on dogs, died at his residence il
Brooklyn, yesterday, of hydrophobia
He was bitten at his store in this city 81,
weeks ago by small spitz dog while en-
deavoring to make it take some medi
cine. Butler was native OF England
an accomplished linguist, and has beer
connected with several educational insti
tutons as professor Of languages. Som
years ago he went into the business o
training, buying and selling dogs, ont
his ability in controlling and trainin
them was marvellous. He wrote o boo
entitled DOG Training" He had n
fear of hydrophobia, and often e,
pressed the opinion that it was simply
nervous affection, and that the bite OF
dog would not produce the disease unles
fear supervened and occasioned it.
CHICAGO, June 1S.-Tthe Stats Re
tung of this city, both in the telegraph
account OF the Republican Convention {
Springfield, and in an editorial leader o
it this morning, ridicules the conventio
and platform, and declares that German
will not support it. 1t especially col
dennis the financial plank, and sneers
the resolution in regard to interference
with personal tastes, etc. OF citizen
From special dispatches published tn
morning, it appears that the clause
the fourth resolution as reported by Il
committee on platform, was only stricke
out after long and very earnest debat
The reaf1irmation Of the specie paymel
resumption clause of the Philadelph
platform, is not in the language OF th
, platform which declared in favor Of
speedy resumption of specie payment
, The resolution adopted yesterday us
the words in favor of return to spec
4 payments at the earliest practicable da
. WASHINGTON, June 19.-Several Sen
: tors endeavored to have the bills on Il
, ? calendar called up for passage, but E
I munds objected. and the morning ho1
s business proceeded.
Y Anthony from the Commute on Prir
. ing, called up the House resolution
It print $500 copies of Professor Ba
8 den's report ON the cretaceous fora
:. the West. Passed.
i, On motion of Hooper the rules We
g suspended, and a joint resolution appr
priating $500 for the purchase and rest
y ration to the family of the Marquis
o Lafayette Of the watch given by &c
:; Washington to Lafayette, was passe
IT The watch was bought Of a pawnbrok
y in Louisville few years since by CT
70 zen OF Texas, who now owns it. 1t W
lost by General Lafayette at Nashvil
% Tenn, on the occasion of his last VII
to America.
CHICAGO, June ia Washinet
special says that at the instance of Ge
Butler, a session Of the House for debs
has been ordered for tomorrow evenir
He announces his purpose to speak up
" the subject Of informers, moieties a
the seizure of books and papers. 1t