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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-05-23

A BODY Of men styling itself the hide
pendent Organization Of Virginia City,
has published a manifesto, Of which as
matter OF news. we republish the more
important portions. After calling upon
people to unite "to stay the tide of cor
rup;iou. peculation and fraud which for
a series OF years has been eneroaching
upon our dearest rights and most cher
ished interests, and now threatens the
very existercs Of our free institutions,
the address goes on to say that
Through the agencies of the present
political parties and their verel hordes
Of camp followers, they have corrupted
the ballot box and brought reproach and
disgrace upon the name OF popular cleo
ton. They have, with unblushing
effrontery, subsidized legislative, execu-
tive, judicial and ministerial officers to
gain an end or subserye a purpose.
They seek TO block up every avenue to
the masses of the people leading TO indie
pendence and material prosperity, unless
tribute is paid to their interests. By Sc
curing unjust legislation and unwlse DIS
examinations in the adjustment OF the
burdens of Government, they essay to
reduce the masses TO the condition OF
| seris and vassals, while moneyed
| aristoc.acy rsvels and riots in its ILL
gotten gains, filched from the pockets
and resources OF the toiling and pro-
/ ducing millions. As an auxiliary to
this end, our ports have been opened
/ and a cordial invitation extended to
the immigration Of millions of heath
EN- Asatics, aud the labor Of intel
| lgeu. American citizens brought into
competition with the labor of this de-
graded class OF humanity. In vain may
we look in the future, as We have in the
past, to the Republican or Democratic
party, rs party, to redress these grlev-
ances. We neei more strict morality
and n more stern integrity among the
qualifications for office, and public ser
wants whose sympathes and interests
are identified with the people. Hon.
esty, competency and citizenship should
be essential requisites in all candidates
for Office.
The manifesto concludes by stating
that it is the object of the organization
to correct and punish these evils ant
abuses, and suggests that committee b,
formed of one member from each county
to meet on the 9Th OF June next at Nir
ginia City, for conference, consultation
and organization of the Independent
party Of the State of Nevada" Thu
address is signed by one A. B. Elliot.
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SPECIAL TO THE PIooHE DAILY RECORD
Eastern DISPATCHES.

PHILADELPHIA, May 20.-At meeting
of the United States Centennial Com
mission this morning, financial state
ment was made, showing a total sub.
scription Of over $4,4O0,000. The ex.
penditures so far are $l45, 600. 1t is es.
timated that the total cost of the build.
ings will be So, 25O,OOO. The Executive
Committee declared that Congressional
aid was necessary to make the affair a
success.
CINCINNATI, May 20.-The 40 women
arrested on Saturday for obstructing the
sidewalks were to-day dismissed, with
the admonition that the next occasion
would be punishable. They marched to
church and held prayer meeting, but de-.
cided nothing in regard to their future
action.
CHICAGO, May 90. - The CHICAGO
Presbytery to-day reached vote in the
Swing heresy case, acquitting the ac-
cused by vote of 40 to IA. Professor
Hatton, the prosecutor, gave notice of
appeal to the Synod of Northern Illinois
CHICAGO, May 21.-Rey. David Swing,
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wHITEwisHED AGAIN.

How many coats of the very best lime
white has been plastered over that re-
nowned christian soldier. General How
ard, we do not exactly remember, but at
any rate, he has Just got another OF per-
fsctly dazzling spotlessness. There is
an old saying, that where there Is very
much smoke there is sure to be some fire.
Now, anent this same christian soldier,
there has been smoke enough, Heaven
knows. For the last seven or eight years
his resplendent light, which he by no
means hides under bushel, has been
obscured by clouds OF yapor aud smoke,
till the atmosphere surrounding him
must have been as murky as that OF
Herculaneum at the time OF the great
Vesuvian eruption. But investigation
after investigation has been had, some
times in church matters, others in Freed
mans Bureau, agricultural college, Indl-
an Aff4irs, and what not beside, bat still
every blessed committee Of them swear
there is 40 fire. Well, if there is not, il
is such an excellent imitation Of it, that
if any one but this modern Shadrach
Meshach or Obednego tyou can take
which you please had assayed its fervid
depths, he or she would have been ere
mated long ere this. In any event, if the
sanity Howard would for the future
permit the emission of fulgnous yapor
the folks in general would not be so APP
to think, that deep down in the recesse'
of the government circum!ocution offices
there was blazing furnace chuck full Of
incandescent matter.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-05-23
Pacific Coast.

SAN FDANcIsoo, May q. - At the
opening of the Bawaiin Legislature the
King delivered an address. He said the
the country had been largely depleted
by the extraordinary expenditure neces-
sary for the removal of the lepers to Mol
ka, the burial of two soverigns, and the
election of their successors. He favors
a commercial treaty with the United
States, bat deprecates any cession OF
territory to the United States. He fav-
ors furnishing facilities for steam navi-
cation with San Francisco and Austria
LA, and recommends n commission OF
learned men to codify the laws. The
Legislature defeated the proposed
amendment to the constitution separat-
ing the HOUSES. This measure was ad-
vanced by Luniilo, who hoped thereby
to restore the constitution OF 1852.
SAN FRANclsco, May 21.-The Mikado
which arrived, exchanged passengers
with the Cyphones at the Marquis.
SALT LAKE, May 22.-The Supreme
Court Of Utah has decided that the Pro-
bate Courts have no jurisdiction
in divorce cases, also that Duncan
the Territorial Marshal, appointed by
Gov, Woods, legal officer of the Courts
The Mormon Marshal retired. The
Church papers are indignant at botl
rulings,
Associate Justice Emerson dissenting
is condemned by loyal citizens. Th'
Tribune, Gentle, advocates the remova
| Of Emerson from Office.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-05-23
FLENE EYISM.

Dogberry was very importunGte that
he should be written down an ass, and
Senator Upton is equally DESTROYS that
he should be recorded in the journals Of
the United States Senate as turnkey of
the real plush breeches shoulder knot
variety. This ingenious and ardent
youth was afraid his livery might not be
noticed. So on Thursday, he moved
that the journal of the Senate should be
amended to show that it adjourned to a
later hour than usual on account OF the
wedding in the Presidents family. The
good sense and selfrespect of the Senate
caused withdrawal OF the motion it is
true, but that does not hide the super
servic-abls hunkeyism OF Upton, who
wished to have it written that grave,
dignifed body, which the United States
Senate, by right and prescription is pre-
sumed to be, adjourned because young
lady was about to be married. Now in
speaking of this matter we do not wish
to be mistaken. The adjournment of the
Senate for the double purpose of per-
hitting its members who were invited 10
be present at the ceremony, and as o
graceful act Of courtesy to the chief mag
istrate OF the republic, was commend
able and appropriate. But the fact o
the adjournment was sufficient of Itself
as mark of consideration, without /
blunderheaded Jenkins like Upton in
sisting that the Senate of the United
States should show that it WAS collective.
ly as much of funkey as he was indi
vidually, by iDscribing on its journals
that the business of the country was tc
be postponed because sweet and est
mable young lady was about to be mar
ried. II the Senate were to defer it
sessions on all like occasions, it woult
not transact much business, for Their
are many thousands of young ladies il
the United States who are fully the peer
of Mrs. Sartoris, nee Grant, and in say
ing that, we are Offering no disrespect t
that lady, but on the contrary, are plaC
ing her among the foremost ranks OF he
countrywomen, who as n body, are dis
tiuguished throughout the world for a
that commands the admiration, respet
and homage of chivalrous mankind
However, it is no use talking. Son
folks want to be angels; Dogberry wante
to be written down an ass; Upton year.
ed to be a turnkey, and his wish is full
gratified
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ss5 the British Columbians that they
need not expect the work would be pros
ecuted more rapidly than circumstances
wouId admit. without increasing taxation.
Dacosoos. ex.Primier Of British Column
bia. in a long speech, argued III iavor oi
constructing pioneer line, of three feet
six and halfinch gauge, exclusively on
Canadian soil By using tres'le WofA
instead Of expensive piers AMI by the en-
ercise of due economy, the read need
mot cost over $50, coo 600, and could be
complete d within seven years.
Walker. Vice President Of Sir Hugh
Aliens Company, stated that the reason
why Sir Hugh's delegation to England IN
1873 failed to raise the capital, were the
hostility of the Grand Trunk and the
Pacific scandal, which frightened capi-
talists from investing in Canadian en-
terprises. No attempt was made to m-
vide the House on the measure, and Ii
was probable that the third reading viii
now pass unopposed, as tue radicals
have an overwhelming majority in tbs
Lower House. In the Senate, however
an attempt will probably be made t.
limit the powers given by the govern
ment, and so amend the measure as t.
insure the immediate prosecution Of tn
work on the whole line from Ottaw
river to the Pacific.
LONDON, May 22.-The Car left Eng
land to-day.
The Globe has a rumor that the Brit
ish trigates, the Narcassus and Eudjl
mon are ashore at Palermo.
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Foreign N ews.

GENEVA, May 21.-The three American
students drowned in the Lake of Gene
va, were two brothers named Woodbury.
and the other named Granger.
PARIS, May 81. The new Cabinet was
completed this afternoon.
Duke de Montpensier's son died here
to-day.
In the duel between Prince Metternich
and the Count of Monticello to-day, the
Count was wounded in the arm and dis
abled.
LONDON, May 22.-Paris dispatches to
the Standard say it is thought that the
combinations made last night to COM
plete the Ministry will prove unsuc-
cessful
MADRID, May 2l--Concha has re-oc-
cupied Ordundu.
LONDON, May 21.-Ten persons are
arrested at Cork, suspected of connec-
ton with the mysterious disappearance
OF arms from the barracks.
OTTAWA, Ont, May Ala special says
of the debate in Parliament yesterday,
on the passage to the second reading OF
the Pacific Railroad bill, that DIR. Tup-
per protested against the scheme, con-
tending that it would involve an outlay
Of upwards Of 100000, and even then
Canada would be depending six months
OF the year on American lines for access
to the northwest.
Mackenzie argued that the country
was unable to construct through line
on Canadian soil at present, and he mott
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-05-23

Mn. SUTRo, in his lecture this evening,
said the Comstock mines own every
Judge in Nevada; they own every officer,
and they own everybody there Wash.
ington Telegram.
When Sutro said this-that is, if he
did say it--he uttered base, dirty cal
umny, without shadow Of foundation
or excuse. We suppose he is crazy with
disappointment at the inevitable failure
of his tunnel scheme, and so vents his
spite, reckless of truth or the conse-
quences. He WILL however, find to his
cost, that he cannot safely insult whole
community because they refuse to in
dorse his schemes for self-aggrandize-
ment, and as Tor political Office, we
doubt whether he could be elected fol
dog pelter, let alone United States Sen
atOr
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-05-23
TIE CENTENNIAL.

By our kilograms we learn that the
Philadelphia Committee of the Centen-
NAL Exposition declares that Congress
sional aid is necessary to ensure sue
cess We greatly doubt whether Con-
gressonal aid should be afforded, or
would make an international exposition
n success in any case, but for a national
celebration of the century of the nations
existence, we have no doubt that Con
gressionRl assistance would be cheerful
~ provided, and that the festival would
prove u grand success The trouble is,
that the Philadelphians in their anxiety
to enlarge and modify the basis of the
celebration, by giving IN international
and commercial character, to what should
simply and purely be a day Of national
rejoicing and congratulation, have over
shot the mark and given rise to very
| reasonable suspicion OF selfishness. Fol
that one day, at any rate, money grub
Olng ana poilllcs should be gwen to th'
winds, put far away, and the mere idet
of making it a money seeking specula
ton, is as repulsive as if man, wher
celebrating his birthday, insisted on hi
guests paying for their dinner. Let thu
one hundredth anniversary of the exist
ence of the nation be utterly free from
sordid considerations, and let the testiva
be like a family gathering whose mem
bers meet to rejoice with each other t
reunite ties that time and circumstance
may have loosened, and cultivate ane'
the feelings of harmony and friendship
which should be the marked and chic
characteristic of the United States.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-05-23

at present visiting in Oxford, Ohio, t5ie-
graphs to-day to tie press ana 10 'ne
members of his congregation 10 an
nounce his Withdrawal from the Presoy-
terrain Church. giving is his reason that
be cannot any further continue theo-
logical war. Strenuous efforts will be
made TO induce q change in this deter
mination.
The celebrated Lundale herd OF short
horn cattle belonging TO Hon. W. 8
King, OF Minneapolis, was sold at Dexter
Park, near this city. to-day, IS cows and
81 bulls bringing Sl26, 993. Duke Hills
hurth, bull, was sold to G. Robbins
Of London. England, for $4,000.
WASHINGTON, May 2l.-The Arkansas
Louisiana and Mississippi Congressional
delegations to-day had conference at
the Capitol with a view OF obtaining fur
ther Government appropriation for the
inundated districts in those States. 1t
is expected that $4,000 additional will
be asked for.
The Committee on Currency and
Banking to-day submitted a report on
the Senate amendments TO the House
currency bill. The Committee recon-
mended a concurrence in most OF them.
LOWELL, Mass, May 2l.-The citizens
to-day sent $4,000 to New Orleans and
5000 to the Northampton sufferers.
New ORLEANS, May 2l.-Gov. Kellogg
replies to a telegram from Honor Frank
Merry, Washington, that from 10000 tC
40, 900 rations are served daily, and a
that rate the provisions will be exhausted
in five days.
LITTLE Rock, May 21.-In the Hous'
to-day resolution was introduced, ant
referred for Joint Committee, to In
vestigate the conduct of Arkansas Repre-
sentatives and Senators, and asking Sen
ators Clayton and Dorsey to resign. In
most of Bakers forces have dlsbande'
and matters are assuming their usua
face.
BosroN, May 2l.-The testimony be
fore the Legislative Committee on tn
, Mill River disasters, fixes the loss !
northampton at $40, 900; Williamsburg
, 100000; Florence, $4,000, beside
, private losses. The Representatives
, the the district ask relief from taxatio
Q for few years.
r New YORK, May 2l.-Mr. and Mr.
E Sartoris arrived at the Fifth Avenr
t to-day.
8 PrrrsBURG,' May 2l.-Forty crusader
D were arrested and brought before IL
Mayor this afternoon, charged with o.
+ structing the sidewalks. They were di
, missed, with the admonition that the la
! must be enforced, and that on the he
offense they would be punished.
9 WASHINGTON, May 2l.-The Sena
4 met at l p. m. Upton moved to amer
I the journal to show that the Senate
4 journed yesterday to one o'clock to-da
A on account of the wedding in the Pre-
h dents family, but it being shown that
= mention was made Of the reason of t
y adjournment, the motion was withdraw
:. Fenlon introduced Il bill to establi
~ the compensation Of certain Custo
10 officers and to regulate the Customs
vice Referred.
# The Senate resumed the consderat
# of the Civil Rights bill.
NJ The Postoffice and Pension Approx
ID alton bills were received from the Ho
# and referred. Adjourned.
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The Arkansas Legislature have asked
Senators Clayton and Dorsey to resign.
1t is doubtless very proper and very well
for the Legislature to request these wor-
thies to resign, but the true carpet bag
ger has yet to be found that will loosen
his grip of Office until he is kicked out
So asking these men to resign is one
thing but their doing it is another alto
nnther
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-05-23

MINING LAw.-There is some differ
900. opinion among the press of the
State as to the advisability of extending
the time for performing work on mining
claims, but the majority seem to be de-
cidedly in favor Of the amendment, with
which conclusion we entirely agree.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-05-23

They have several queer fashions in
San Francisco. The latest notion is to
shoot street car conductor when he
does not stop his vehicle sufficiently
quick. Droll folks these San Fran
ciscans, no wonder they are addicted to
murder and suicide.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-05-23

The Incinerationists or Cremationists
are earnestly at work in New York advo-
eating that method of disposing of the
dead. New York always had u fiery
turn. At one time it had strong faction
called branburners, and now it rejoices
in body burning association.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-05-23

HYsTERIA.-We are by no means sorry
to see that the crusading parties in the
Eastern States are being practically in
formed of their folly by being conducted
to the retirement afforded by the inte-
rior of Jail. The crusading movement
may properly be denominated species
of hysteria, in the symptomatic spasms
of which true reform is not likely to be
generated
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-05-23

The completion Of the French Min
istry, which is announced in the tele-
grams published this morning, affords a
hope that the suffering people Of France
will, for time ct any rate, be saved
from the inhiction OF another royal or
imperial dynasty.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-05-23
Assignee's Sale,

OF TIE ESTATE OF MYERS X LlCHTTN-
" STEIN. Bankrupte. l will sell at public
auction, without reserve, beginning Monday,
May Is, at p. M, and continuing from dey to
day thereafter until disposed of. all the goods
of the above estate, consisting Of Clotkug,
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Yankee No.
lions, Jewelry, etc, contained in the store on
Lacour street, Lynch Block.
M L. WALLER, Assignee,
per PHI. TELsENTBAL, Agent.
gro. A. DAVIS, Auctoneer. mylT-tf
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-05-23

A HERD of 70 shorthorns has recently
been disposed of for the large sum OF
$4,000 One bull fetched Sl4, 200,
which must certainly be said to be q
bully price
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-05-23

FROM all accounts the Burleigh drills
and air compressor are giving much sat-
isfaction in the Comstock mines. AS we
observed the other day, the Raymond &
Ely Company are inquiring into the fea-
sibility of using compressed air as mo-
tor for the pumping machinery it is e1-
pected the company will shortly have to
erect.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-05-23

The Board Of Trustees per cent
resolution authorizing me to allow aeat on Page
TO ali shareholders who pay assess'
4 Panaca stock Immediately. rAIK,
President Page L Panacr silver apatiS
DAny,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-05-23

vAseUEz has literary turn, and is
now devoting his leisure time to writing
his autobiography.
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NOTICE.

yTHE COPARTNERsnIP HERETOFORE En-
| listing between A. Mandich and Nicanor b..
kodriguez is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. Hereafter the business will be conducted
by A. MANDlCH, who will pay all debts due by
the concern, and collect and receipt for all
moneys due us up TO date.
A. MANDICH,
NICANOR Il. RODRIGUFS.
Phoebe, May 7, 1874. mys-lm
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-05-23

The New York World says that at the
next election Indiana will certainly 60
Democratic.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-05-23

PERsECuTIoN.-Prof Swing, con-
corning whose theological opinions there
has been so much discussion at Chicago,
has very sensibly determined to with
draw from the religious society which he
was connected, as the members cannot
let him enjoy his own notions in
quietude. What a strange thing it is
that the teachings OF the Christian dis
pensation which was vouchsafed by the
Divine Author to declare "peace on eartf
and good will to all men," have for fif
teen or sixteen centuries been SO per
verted as to form the fruitful source o.
as savage, bloodthrsty crueties and re
lentless prosecutions as ever disgraced tn
bloodstained ANNALS of heather ant
barbarian worship.
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SheriF's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of the District Court in and for the
County of Lincoln, State of Nevada, and to me
directed and delivered, for Judgment rendered
in said Court, on the 18th day of May, A. d.
1874 in favor of NJ. McCmsky, and against 7. S.
Coleman and John +. Tyler, for the sum OF
Five Hundred and Six Dollars, debt, together
with ISL rs dollars, tax costs, and all accruing
costs and interest. have levied on the follow
ing property, to-wit:
Nineteen 1l-l2 feet undivided in that certain
mining claim, situated in the Ely Mining Dis
trict, Lincoln county, Nevada, and known as and
called the /" Havannah."
Notice is hereby given that on
Saturday, the Sixth day of June,
A. ID. 1874,
at IL O'Clock m, will sell all the right, title
and interest of said defendants, or either Of
them in and to the above described property,
at the Courthouse door in Phoebe, Nevada,
at public auction, for ca-h in hand, to the
highest and best bidder, to satisfy said execu-
ton and all costs.
W. S. TRAVIS, Sheriff