Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-08


and Thomas ID. Warriek, both coiored, |
were arrested on information charging |
them with forgery. Several other par
ties connected with it will also be arrest |
ed. Underwood has been messenger IN
the office for some months; he was a
member o. the late District Legislature.
and is a well known local politician.
Warrick graduated from Howard Uni
versity as a lawyer, and has since acted
as clerk in the Collector Office.
D. l.. Watson is appointed Collector
of Customs for the Southern District of
Oregon, vice c. E. David Bushery, re-
sighed.
The Congressional Library Committee
have bought from Thomas Moran his
picture Of "Chasm of Colorado" 1t is
match to the "Canyon of the Yellow
stone" These pictures will be placed
opposite each other in the hall on the
east side of the Senate gallery.
The Attorney General has decided that
Nebraska is not entitled to five per cent.
upon the value of reservations for Indi-
an tribes in that State.
The Secretary of the Interior to-day
appointed the following members a
Board of Indian Commissioners to fill
vacancies: r. butler, New York; General
ii. A. Sihley, St. Paul, Mimi, and Gin
ton b. Fiske, ST. Louis. These appoint
ments increase the board from four to
seven. Secretary Delano will soon fill
the remaining three vacancies.
The committee OF army officers ap-
pointed to select model of an eques-
trian statue of General George II.
Thomas have agreed upon that designed
by Ward, and will have the statue erect
ed in Washington, if Congress or the
District Government will make the
necessary appropriation to erect the
pedestal.
New YORK, July The leading bank
ers were surprised this morning on re-
ceiving circular from the Secretary of
the Treasury waiting proposals for the
Sl79,000, 900, or any part thereof, OF the
funded loan-bearinP interest, payable
quarterly. and interest payable in coin
and exempt from taxation, as authorized
by the act of June IA, 1870, and an act
amending the same, approved January
20, 1871. Proposals will be received
until noon on the 23d inst. The new
five per cent. bonds are to-day quoted
in the gold market at 1024(g103 flat.
The bankers generally are puzzled at the
circular, and start various theories, one
being that the Secretary has already
concluded negotiation with some syn
dictate for part or all of these bonds, on
condition that he should offer them to
the public, and provided they did not
bid more, and the syndicate should have
them at the price, whatever may be
agreed on. The Post says if no arrange
ment has been made, as above indicated,
the move OF the Secretary is astonishing,
as the Secretary cannot expect that
bankers will take part of the loan when
the larger part may 60 at price below
what they pay, and which would destroy
their market for selling.
NEW YoRK, July 4.-The exact facts as
regards the Withdrawal of the large bid
for the new 5-20s, with which Wall
street was yesterday agitated, are stated
as follows: The Secretary sent a
circular to all the prominent bankers OF
the country, inviting them to submit on IA
bid for the new five per cents. In the
meantime, he received a number of unin-
vited bids. and among them, one from
Van Hoffman &, Co, which was not,
however. the highest of those received
The Secretary declined to accept any till
all had an opportunity to make theii
offers. Meantime Van II. & Co. with
drew their bid, in the interest, as is be-
lieved, Of another house whose bids the
Secretary was strongly urged to accep
at once.
The business at the Freemen's Saw
ings Bank in this city, has been entirel
suspended. A number of persons ap
piled yesterday for the payment of draft,
made upon the bank by depositors. NJ
application has yet been made for tn,
appointment of IA receiver.
The Governor of Porto Rico has con
coded the use of Government land t.
lines for telegraphing and weather re
ports from St. Thomas to Barbados
and Guadaloupe to Jamaca, and theme,
to Washington for signal service.
OMAHA July 4.-The Union and Cen
trial Pacific roads have re-establisheC
second class fares taken off two year,
ago. The prices by second-clnss ex
press trains, from this city to San Fran
cisco, Sacramento, Stockton, Marysvill,
and Lathrop, is SIS; to Cheyenne, $25
to Ogden, $50; to Salt Lake, $G2.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July 4. - TIL,
verdict of the Coroner's jury of the Mil
River disaster investigation is published
1t censures the Legislature for made
quate and defective legislation on tn,
subject of reservoirs and mill owners fo
a parsimonious disregard for life ant
property; and it censures the Count,
Commissioners for accepting dam s.
shabby built when they had the powe
to order its entire reconstruction.
LONDON, July Am the House o
Lords to-day, Earl Denbigh askec
whether England was to be represented
in the BRUSSELS Congress, and he sail
that the papers relative thereto had mad,
an undermined appearance on the pro
gramme of the so-called universal soci
ETY.. He indicated that it was primaril,
designed to promote the cause of hu
manity, particularly in relation to tn,
treatment of prisoners of war. 1t nov
/ appeared that the Emperor of Russi'
fathered the whole affair.
PARIS July 3.-The Count de Cham
bord has issued the following manifesto
"Frenchmen-You have required TEN
!, porary expedients for the safety of tn,
country, which now seems to be on tn,
eve of fresh dangers. France has neeC
OF royalty. My birth has made me you
: King. would be wanting in the mos
sacred of duties if neglected to make
supreme effort to overthrow the oppos
/ ing barriers of prejudice. I am awar,
} Of the accusations against me, and l hav,
remained silent. in order not to add t.
the difficulties Of the illustrious soldie
who protects You, because of the accu
mutation Of errors and falsehoods. 81
! lence is no longer permissible. Person
, have pretended to understand from pre-
t vious declarations that placed roya
power above laws and dreamed of un
heard of governmental combination
} based upon arbitrary ideas. Frencl
? christian monarchy is a limited mon
= archy in its very essence. 1t derives
=. nothing from governments of fortune
g which promise boundless prosperit,
t and lead to ruin. This limited monarch,
+. admits of the existence of two Cham
, bers, one nominated by the King. tn
t other elected by the nation, in &C
cordance to legal established suffrage
s 1t is untrue that my policy is at varianc,
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