Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-09-26
NEWS BY MAIL.

BERGHAMPToN, N. H., Sept. 20.-Cos.
grove, alias McMaster Howard, q note.
worthy character suTpRSosseea tt, be iiBRg8H1Sj
Pennsylvania, in October last, was ar.
rested here yesterday, he having slept in
barn. About 1000 in currency was
found in the lining of his coat, and on
searching the barn an old satchel was
found containing $4,000 in bonds, 81
900 in currency. together with cashier
Robinson's watch. There is no doubt
he is one of the men engaged in the
Wellsbore, Pa. robbery.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 20.-There was q
meeting of Italians here tonight to de.
wise means of raising funds to erect n
monument to Christopher Columbus, II
is reported that several thousand dollars
have been collected; $25, 900 is needed.
An Italian sculptor has prepared models.
committee was appointed to secure
additional subscriptions.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 22.-Tho Rus
sian Government, on account OF IN ex.
tensive emigration OF the Mennonites,
has undertaken to exempt the members
OF that sect from actual military service,
but still holds them liable to do duty as
hospital attendants. The Mennonites of
'olga district will probably all consent to
remain under these conditions.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Sept. 22.-WlB
Jones, U. s. Commissioner OF Marepeo
county, and Republican candidate for
Probate Judge, writes that not man
has been killed nor a single outrage com.
mitted In that county on account of DO
litical feeling, and free speech, and ex.
pressions of opinion can be INDUCED in
anywhere. The best;feeling prevails be-
tween colored Republicans and Demo.
Gratis.
CoLUMBus, Sept o. The RepubIi.
cans OF this district to-day nominated
David Taylor, a practical farmer, for
Congress.
ST.. PAUL, Sept. 22.-The Headquar-
tiers Hotel at Fargo, belonging to the N.
+. H. Co. was burned this morning, to.
gether with the railroad, telegraph and
express offices. Loss, $45, 900; partly
insured. 1t was decidedly the finest
hotel northwest OF st. Paul.
CHICAGO, Sept. 22.-Colonel James O.
prominent LAWYER and
Democratic leader of Missouri, has writ.
Ten letter declaring his intention not to
support the Democratic State ticket. at
east as a whole, and favoring the cleo. |
ion OF Maj. Gentry, the Independent |
andidate for Governor. He declares |
lis belief that the purpose and spirit of |
hose having charge OF the Democratic
rganization in Missouri, is to make war
pom the Union men, and while he is ut
srly opposed to the Radical party, be
'ants none OF such Democracy. He con.
ludes his letter as follows: "Above all
hings, the country needs repose and
rder, and II the people would seek their
rue interests, they should avoid radical.
SIN OF both extremes. But the Missouri
Democracy is drifting into the worst
ind of radicalism. Its doctrine on the
urrency question leads to reputation
nd springs mainly from the TACT that
overnment bonds were issued to raise
leans to carry on the war; and its hostil.
y to Union men shows that it still bar.
'rs that yearning for revenge that must
evitably eliminate in loosness and ,
sorder which will paralyze the industry
our State and drive emigration from
borders. And am sure that il the
'ople Of Missouri were satisfied that the t
ccess OF the Democratic party in this
ate would cause the canonized bones
the rebellion to break their cerements.
ey would have done it, H