Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-15

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innate and then Of dissolving. and also
nnounce that the government disap-
roves of the Hardness OF the Comihit'ee
Thirty. .;,,os
It is asserted in Bonapartist circles
hat the Prince Imperial is to marry
of the Russian 1fand
duchess Marie.
RrpIIs. Nov. 9.-In Reichstag to-day
he army budget and other financial mat
'srs were mentioned in the Emperors
sneech. and were referred 10 appropriate
would hs IL. $50, 900 thalers.
MADRID, Nov. 9.-The Carlists havo
raised the seige Of Irun.
Don Carlos has arrived at Henedage, |
France, accompanied by his staff, and |
the Madrid Government has demanded |
they be returned IN Spain.
Republican successes --ar the Carlists !
elsewhere are announced.
ROME, Nov. Elm the elections as far
az known, 1870 candidates of the Right
and 20 of tho Left have been returned.
yisconti, Venosta, Sella and Borromeo,
are reelected Second ballots will be
necessary in l39 places, which failed OF
an election. Among these are Genoa,
Turin, Milan, verona aud Milan. Cara
baldi will have to undergo second bal
lot. 1t is estimated that the government
will eventually have q majority OF fifty.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Nov. S.-Despite the
Governments measures in Asia Minor,
the famine continues. The Khedive of
Egypt has sent corn to the distressed
district. Baker, the American Minister,
Phillips Of France, the British Consul
General and NJ. Sebet, French banker,
have formed relief committee.
CALCUTTA, Nov. 9.-Through the in
fuence of the Vicercy of India, concilia-
tory negotiations are begun between
Yakob Khan and his father.
w~--rNaroN. Nov. 10. - Lieutenant
Ransom u. PECK Is o.aa-ad to Ma G
Island Navy Yard; Lieutenant Comman-
| der Henry Glass is detached from special
| duty and ordered to take command OF
the nautical school ship to be established
at San Francisco.
A special to the Chicago Times an
nounces that there are dozen Republi-
cans Senators and members, here, whose
presence is given significance to by con.
slant caucusing which is going on be-
tMeen them and the officials, over the
causes of the late political revolution and
the best means to retrieve lost ground
Thus far but little has been said by the
President to inspire these gentlemen
with much confidence for the future. To-
day, however. it is positively asserted by
those who have been to the White House
that the policy Of publication begun in
Texas previous to the elections, is to be
continued throughout the South and in
the North.
| RICHMOND, Nov. 10.-The conference
between the Governor and Treasurer of
the State and holders Of Virginia bonds,
was held here to-day in the Estate Senate
chamber. Representatives of the press
were refused admission, except one who
carried o package of State bonds. Gov.
Kemper endeavored to exact pledge
from him not to publish tho proceedings
but he refused, claiming tho right to be
present as q stakeholder. The meeting
organized, and a resolution adopted that
the conference go into secret session and
bidding the members not to divulge the
proceedings. The bondholding reporter
Reports were submitted by the Gov.
ernor and Treasurer and committe an.
pointed to consider the same and report.
Hon. Hugh Mccullough, late Secretary
OF the National Treasury, made speech
in which he said the holders OF Virginia
bonds in England were disposed to be
lenient toward the State. Nothing more
is known Of the report of the Governor,
than that 1t gave most woeful picture
OF the pecuniary condition of the State.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10.-Several thou
sand dollars worth of bogus city bonds
city warrants were bought to-day BY
the brokers on Third street. The suf-
ferers are c. D. Barney 4 Co., Ackley a.
Smith. Morris 4 Smith and j. L. Ridge
way. The warrants courterfeited are
those OF the school treasurer. and are
well executed. Even the city compt,o OIL
er was deceived by his signature. A
man named William II. Randall and
confederate, name unknown, who mar.
rowly escaped arrest, are the guilty par
ties. Ridgeway discovered the swindle
in time to prevent the check for $4,000
being cashed. Total loss about $40, 900.
New YORK, Nov. l0.-Upon the ad.
jonrnment of the annual meeting Of the
National Association of Wooden Manu-
facturers, the manufacturers OF fancy
cassimers assembled to discuss the nd.
visibility of decrease in the produc.
ton Of their goods. Fine cassimeres.
which sold at five dollars yard in June,
now bring only SO or $3.50, and MANY
medium grades have fallen off in pro-
portion. 1t was finally decided to re-
duce production twenty-i five per cent.
SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Nov. 1O.-A large
public meeting was held at Florence this
eNning, at which gold medals, appro-
priately inscribed, we're presented by the
citizens of Mill River valley. to George
Cheney, Collins Graves, Jerome Hill
man, and Myron Day, heroes Of the
Williamsburg reservoir disaster, six
months ago.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 1O.-The jury in
the case OF Simms, the colored sheriff.
whose trial came off yesterday, returned
verdict of justiiable homicide. Simms
was Immediately released.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10. - Father
Gooderding. of st. Boniface Church,
who eloped with the organist, sailed
from New York last Wednesday. The
amount Of his defalcation is said to be
$4,000.
LITTLE Rock, Nov. 1O.-Both houses
OF the Legislature met to-day and or.
ganized.
PARIS, Nov. 1O.-In consequence of
his royalist opinions, Coifford, the newly
appointed professor in the school OF
medicine, was prevented from giving a
lecture by the students.
BERLIN, Nov. 10.-In the Reichstae to.
day, bill to extend the imperial coinage
law to Alsace and Lorraine, passed.
MAnpyn Nov IN IT,. ,.,kl
Seville have offered q reward of $40. 900
for the recovery Of Murillo's great paint.
ing of st. Anthony, which was stolen
from the cathedral Of that city.
TRIESTE, Nov. 10.-The Turkish au.
!horities at Scutari have captured thirty
thirty leaders OF the outrages perpetrat-
I'd on Montenegro Christians.
LONDON, Nov. 1S.-The Mark Lane
express says the weather for the past
week has been mild. Roots which OF