Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-03
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WAsHISGroS, Oct. 29.-The President |
has issued proclamation setting apart |
Thursday, Nov, 26, as day OF national
thanksgiving.
The Judges OF the Supreme Court to-
day at noon made their annual call on
the President.
All the charges against Secretary
| Sturye, of Washington Territory, were
dismissed to-day, and that officer was
ordered to return to his post of duty. ac-
eording to the findings OF the Interior
Department, the principal charges
against him being mismanagement OF
public printing, which was shown to be
without foundation.
In the safe burglary case to-day, the
examination OF Seimuth was continued.
He admitted to being arrested few
wears ago for rape, but declared it was
put-up Job of Nettleship's. When asked
how he got out of Jail on the goth, he
said he didn't know; Riddle could tell.
Riddle then examined the witness in d.
rect examination, and asked if he hadn't
made confession of the whole affair to
New York Sun correspondent before he
came to Washington to give himself up.
The question was objected to, and the
court decided that it might be asked II
he had made the same statement to any
one else, to which he replied in the affir-
native.
1t would appear that the Democratic
successes in Ohio and Indiana, on an
Z anti-bond paying in specie platform, Is
. causing alarm among American creditors
in Europe, as well as financial circles IN
: this country. The German legation in
s. Washington is in receipt OF numerous
Y anxious inquiries from owners OF oul
- bonds in Germany, as to the probable
- future status Of this class of American
securities, in view of the apparent sue
=, cess of the regulators in the West.
II New ORLEANS, Oct. 29.-About hal
IS past 3 p. m, Governor Kellogg, witt
in Judge Atocha, was going home in cab
bv when Major Ezra Burke stopped tn
=, carriage near the corner of Rampant AM
III Canal streets, and walked up to it, whe
at kellogg extended his hand, which Burk
30. took, and at the same time seizlng III
,lo Governor by the wrist with the oth'
~ hand, and attempting to pull him on
ia but the Governor being stronger, n
re leased himself, and drawing q pisto
d. fired at Burke, grazing him. Burke the
an drew a revolver and fred three or for
:. shots, without effect. Burke was n
as rested.
is New York, Oct. 29,-Bids for Govern
re ,nent gold to-day amounted to two and
,a halt millions. Half million of it WI
=, ' awarded at $40 10 and S10.16.
IL BERLIN, Oct. 29.-Von Arnim, whe
er released, was merely required to guaraI
tic tee that his absence should not caus
=. delay in the proceedings in his case. II
''' is not bound to remain in Germany.
'te The trial of Kullman, for the a
or tempted assassination of Bismarck, b
nm gan at Wurzburg to-day. The prison'
admitted his guilt.
The session of the Reichstag opene
-. to-day. The Emperor in person d
i"' livered speech from the throne, enl
'e- merating the measures to bring abol
be uniformity in judicial proceedings, an
e. other measures affecting the welfare
. the nation.
u New ORLEANS, Oct. 29.-Mayor Wilt
We issues a proclamation requesting tt
It's closing of all drinking saloons on ele,
,r. ton day, and calling upon all good cit
=. zens to use every effort to preserve th
's' peace.
IL Between 5000 and 5000 fraudulel
q. registrations Of negroes in the city Al
n. alleged TO have been discovered, but Il
authorities don't strike them from Il
ct list. The fraudulent registration il
OF cludes Democrats and negroes, many
u, whom it is alleged have from five to I,
registration certificates each. The X
publicans claim that there are as mai
n. falsely registered whites as negroes.
:. is evident If the laws are enforced Il
IT. State Prison will soon be 1lled wi
re- political rascals who are now at large.