Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-04
NEWS by MAIL

SkS DIEGO, Oct. 2S.-From Wells, Far 4
70 * Co.'S messenger on the Newbern, {
We learn further particulars OF the revo-
luton in Lower California. The out I
break was merely a robbing expedition ,
more than q revolution. The troops ut
St. Lucas recovered over $4,000 in I
money, horses, etc that had been stolen
from La Paz. All the robbers not killed
were in Jail when the Newbern left, and
all was quiet. ID
wAsHiNaroN, Oct. 2S.-The Internal
Revenue receipts this month will be
about 50, 100000.
BAIrIMoRE, Oct. 2S.-At, the election
TODAY for members OF the City Council
the Democrats carried the city by l.OoO
majority.
PAR1s. Oct. 2S.-The italian Trabucco
who was sentenced to death for an at
tempt on the life of Napoleon and after
wards pardoned, has been arrested on
charge of threatening the life of Cheva-
lier Negri, the Italian Minister.
LONDON, Oct. 2S.-Four hundred clerks
| of the members of the Stock Exchange |
have been discovered dealing in stocks, |
keeping regular books and settling differ
ences BY pence instead of pounds. 1t is
probable that all the clerks will be ex-
PEELED from the Exchange.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 2S.-The Best q
Belcher Mining Company has increased
its capital stock to 10S, 900 shares. The
mine has 224 feet. An arrangement has
been made by which 32l feet Of the
Gould and Curry gryund is added to the
Best and Belcher, making 545 feet, leav-
ing the Curry with 979 feet. The Curry
receives in compensation $4,000 shares
of new stock of the Best and Belcher,
} which is share for share of Curry.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 30.-Governor Leslie
TODAY issued proclamation offering
rewards aggregating 5000, for the cap
ture of the masked rufisns who shot q
Young negro in Jail in Shelby county re-
If Gently. He appends an injunction to
It local officers to perform their duties I'M
- finchinely, and enioins citizens to sup
> port the law and discourage criminals
e. who are so rapidly increasing in th'
d. State. s4
New IBERIA, La, Oct. 31.--The Depu
IS ty Marshal to-day arrested in st. Mar
!. tins parish eight persons. At the ex
It animation one was discharged, two
held under bonds Of $4,000 each, tn,
: others Of $1,000. Two men we're ar
rested in Iberia parish to-day. A mum
Der of rich planters offer to make affida
& Wit that Commissioner Riddell refused Il
le accept them as bondsmen for the arrest
"a ed men. Considerable indignation il
-, felt among certain citizens at this ALLEGED
)" action of the Commissioners. Every
thing is quiet. Some anxiety as to tn
next steps that will be taken is felt.
D. WASHINGTON, Oct. 31.-Col. j. Hodges
lie commanding the First Artillery, write
ID to the Adjutant General Of the army tina
n owing to the prevalence Of yellow fave
w in the city of Charleston, South Carroll
ma, he has removed the troops unde
"a his command from Charleston to Sum
Nv merville.
1t CHICAGO, Oct. 30.-The following dis
q patch was received at headquarters yes
terday:
WINCHESTER AGENCY, I. T., Oct.29.
is The Indian war in this section !
- rapidly collapsing. General Davidson
y reports, through scouts, this evening
~ that Major Schofeld. with his column
warriors and 1900 ponies. The party
al of the worst character and is accom-
ut panied by families. I met Captain Cal
q penter with his column, to-day, in he
pursuit of party of Kiowas, who az
trying to get to Fort Sill to surrende
before he can overtake them. The part
- is thought to be at Lone VOLTS.
r- (Signed) p. H. SHERIDAN,
Lieutenant General Commanding.
BERLIN, Oct. 29,-The trial Of Kul
IL mann, for the attempted murder Of BIZ
ia marck, began at Wurzburg to-day. tt
~ prisoner admitted his guilt. Kullman
stated he had said Bismarck is the worl
md roodaaot nno ~ ha ohrrc1, !
H. avowed himself an Ultramontane and q,
mitted he went last Easter to kill Bi
marck, but found him absent; he the
went to the watering place where Bi
marck was expected to go, and as b
ds carriage approached he hurried towsl
Nv it and fired. He denied the assertic
W that he was frivolous, and said he acte
ed coolly throughout. This caused q sens
ton in the Courtroom.
BERLIN, Oct. 31.-The Kullmann tri
M was resumed to-day. The Judge,
be summing up the testimony as to Il
40 mental condition of the prisoner, sa
70. he was only partially accountable for b
;tv acts at the time of the attempted ASA
nj, sination. Kullman was found guilty
IN. charged in the indictment, and sen
;ce enced to Imprisonment for II years
~ the House of Correction, ten years su
bis pension of his rights, and police surve
'' lance for life. The jury deliberated b
etv five minutes before reaching verdict
T. The trial proper of Count Won Arm
a,' begins within two weeks.
* MADRID, Oct. 31.-The Governme
hy has acceded to General Lozerno's d
II mand for reinforcements for the Arm
ara of the North. He therefore returned
ent Lograno and will resume command
"a that army,
an. 1t is reported that Don Alphonso al
,e wife have returned to France.
~ LISBON, Oct. 31.-Mail advices fro
or. Buenos Ayros state that the Congress
the Argentine Confederation has declar
et. the Republic in a state of siege, al
voted money necessary to crush the i
Tho surrection. A number Of newspape
inf have been suppressed and the edito
Ihe have either fled or been imprisoned. TT
as President of the Republic says he CT
" muster and equip 10000 men immet
nj ately.
aS DUBLIN, Oct. 81. Cardinal Guile
nv. has issued pastoral letter denouncil
nm the late address Of Professor Tyndall
ch Belfast, before the British Associatio
as a revival of Paganism.
,ed LONDON, Oct. 31.-A dispatch to Il
wn London Times says that the Govern
on of Syria has ordered the suppression
j., all Protestant schools in his province,
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