Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-09

NEw YoRK, August S.-A London let
ter says a report has suddenly gained
currency that tue long expected crisis
has occurred in the financial affairs oil
the Prince of Wales, and the Ministry
has made up their minds to propose to
the House of Commons at the next ses-
sion TO pay his debts. The sum named
is 40, 900 pounds sterling, four times the
sum voted in ITS to appease the credit
ors of that pattern of royalty who after
wards became George Fourth. About
paying bills there are certain powerful
and contradictory sentiments to be taken
in consideration. One is that the honor
of the nation is concerned in providing
for the debts of its future King. The
other, that these debts are of character
which ought to be paid out OF the ac-
cumulated fortune of the Queen. The
latter view based on well known facts
that the Queen has been receiving ever
since the death of Prince Albert the
whole income, calculated at her ascen-
sion, to support the expenses of the
court in the usual degree of splendor.
That Her Majesty has, however, lived
during this period for most part in re-
tirement, and that the cost of drawing
rooms, levees and other royal pageantry
has, in fact. fallen upon the Prince and
Princess of Wales. whose income has
been unequal to such burden. The
existing debts, or a considerable part OF
them, have, according to this theory
been incurred in discharging these duties,
hence it is urged that the Queen, who
has received and kept money given her
by the State for such purposes, ought to
pay them. The Prince Of Wales has
10000 pounds year plus the revenue OF
the Duchy of Cornwall, which amounts
to seven hundred thousand pounds per
annum.
Governor Dix states he has not yet
come to any conclusion in the case Of
Mayor Havemeyer. Hon. John Kelly
says if judicial investigation should be
ordered, he would show the state OF
affairs in the Police Department q year
ago under the rule of Commissioners
Gardner, Charlick and Smith, that would
astound the public. He would show that
a conspiracy was formed by these Com
missioners.
A murder was committed last night in
Eastern Brooklyn, where the property
| owners had hired some non-society men
| to do some plastering, working ten hours
day. Threats were made by members
of the league working eight hours. Last
night three of the latter, James Killduff,
Thomas Mclaughlin and John Kingston,
after quitting work, started for the
building to teach the non-society men O
lesson they said, not to act in opposition
to their wishes. Killduff led the attack
and the others joined. who struck the
Waterman of the premises, who finally
struck Killduff on the head with a plss.
terer hammer and killed him instantly
All parties concerned we're arrested.
MEMPHIS, Aug. S.-Parties from Som.
erville to-day, report that fighting is
| stopped and everything is quiet. Tn,
militia sent from here will return to-day
The difficulty originated in quarrel be-
tween two rival negro politicians.
ROCHESTER,, n. Y, August s. The
Board OF Directors of the Driving Parl
Association, offer 81 900 to horse beat
ing the best time, and Goldsmith Maid
will make an effort. Her time yesterday
was 2:l5H.
LONDON, Aug. S.-The Americans ar,
playing cricket with the Richmond II
The Englishmen closed the first innings
| for score of 104.
New YORK. Aug. 8.-Victoria G. Wood
hull and Tennie G. ClaHin were arreste,
to-day on charge of not paying Chas
NJ. Truman on demand small sum de
posted with them for investment il
1871. Tennie and mother were about t.
sail for Europe.
WASHINGTON, Aug. S.-The Attorne
General left last night for Atlantic City
| He will return Monday or Tuesday