Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-10

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NEw York, Aug. l0.-The funeral Of
Killduff, the workman who was muir
dered in Brooklyn Saturday while inter
fering with non society men In their
work, was held yesterday. He was con-
sidered the leader OF the Plasterers'
Union, and the excitement over his
death was intense.
A letter IRON Berlin on tine attempted
assassination of Bismarck by Kaufman,
contains the following: The very first
step which the government takes is to
open an attack on the Catholic party.
The private dwelling of Christopher
Joseph Cremer. acting editor of the Ber-
| lin Germania, was searched by police.
who confscated letters, manuscripts and
some pamphlets. The next visit of the
| police-seven in number-was to the
house of the Legation Counsellor, Van
Keller, Secretary of the Mayance Cath.
Ollie Union, and their booty was consider
able. About so documents. letters, cir
culars with the names OF the members OF
| the society on. The same evening
Herr Van Kehlers work room was
searched, and again on the following
morning the place of meeting of the
German members of the Gesslen Verein
| Union Journeymen, the house OF Vicar
Spiritual Chancellor Muller, Father OF
| the Catholic societies in Berlin, were
searched, and these police inquisitions
have been followed by the temporary
closing of the Catholic societies in Ber'
| lin on the authority OF the State. The
members of the Catholic Gesslen Unions
in Germany number 81, 900, besides these
hundreds OF other societies, such as Cath.
Ole adult societies, Catholic young men 4
societies, university societies, and socie-
ties of women and children. The con-
nection of Father Hauthaler with the at.
tempted assassination is gwen as follows
He had a desire to see Bismarck. He
was in schweinfurth, and not having
much money. yet bent on seeing the
Chancellor before returning home, he
paid flying visit to Messenger. He ar
rived at early morning, and since Bis
marck does not drive out until O'Clock,
he had some hours to spare, which he
spent in walking up and down the pave
ment in front of the Princes house. In
his perambulations he got into converse
ton Kullman, who said he too was de-
sirous of seeing the Prince, and they
talked together at intervals. At O'Clock
the crowd had grown larger, and Bis
marck's carriage was expected every
minute. Kullman stood on the pave
ment opposite Bismarck's house. Pastor
Hauthler found himself in what he
thought bad position. On the other
side of the street the wagon of the Prince
drove out OF the yard. Hauthler, think.
ing he had not moment to lose, and
being exceedingly short-sighted, ran
across the road. He was slightly
tripped up in the middle of the road by
his long coat, and the Princes coach.
man had to rein up suddenly to proven,
an accident At this moment the shot
was fired. Hauthler knew by intuition
in what a critical position he had placed
himself, and therefore his desire to gel
away as quickly as possible. When
Haulther left the court the justice &C.
companied him as far as the railroad
depot, in order to prove to the outside
world the old mans innocence.
A number of Dortmund gentlemen
offer prize of thousand thalers for the
best musical composition, with or with
out words, on the Chancellor. Competi
tors are to send in their WORK before the
I'd of September next.
A London letter says there are ugly
rumors buzzing about the militar,
service clubs to the effect that officia
news from the Gold Coast is of such
character that another expedition to
Ashantee is more than probable. @
But few OF those prominently con-
nected in the Plymouth Church in
vestigation committee were in town yes
teruay. Beecher is expected back on the
early train. At 3 o'clock this afternoon
Mouton will read his statement before
friends now say openly that he wat
blackmailed in large amounts for some
years, and should Mr.. Moulton tell all hi
knows, an entirely different phase vii
be assumed by the case. Several private
conferences, at which prominent gentle
men of Brooklyn, not publicly con
nected with the inquiry, have assisted
have been held recently with view o
adjusting the whole matter. 1t was statet
yesterday by member of the committe,
that Moulton's testimony would bear en-
tirely against Beecher. Tilton's coun
sci, and it is believed Tilton himself
was several times in communication witt
Mouton yesterday and Saturday; Moul
ton also had a talk with General Butler
yesterday.
CHICAGO, August 10.-The Right Rev
Henry J. Whtehouse, Bishop of the
Diocese of Illinois, died at his residence,
in this city, at 8 O'Clock this morning.
WEsTrIELD, N. j., August 10.-Ter
buildings were burned here this morning
involving loss Of $4,000. Insuranc,
$15, 900.
BURLINGTON, VT, August l0.-A
woman has been arrested here, having il
charge child answering the description
of Charles Ross.
MEMPHIS, August 10-Albert Reeves
who was shot by Burton during lat
election disturbance in Somerville, die,
last night. His brother Paul, also sho
by Burton, was dying this morning.
ST. LOUIS, August TO- Madam
Fortimyer was arrested last night in thi
city. charged with the practice of pro
ducing abortion. The dead body Of ,
young mulatto girl was found in tn,
house; also very sick young woman
and the remains Of an infant child.
CHICAGO, August 10.-A Washington
special says there are active Discussion
among journalists at the capital regard
ing the next Presidency. General Sher
man is urged as candidate for the Dem
ocrats. Chief Justice Waite and Score
tary Bristow are mentioned in connec
ton with the Republican nomination.
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