Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-25

The storehouse of the Danvers Carpet q
ompany, at Danvers, was burned on q
aturday night Loss, $4,000; ipsur- X
nee, $4,000; incendiary. b
IsDIASApoIls, Oct. l9.-Oficial re- O
arms from 73 counties, with a number to Il
ear from, give the Democrats majority Q
4 l4.733. In Knox county the vote Is a l
le. Leaving this ont, the Legislature I
lands; Senate-Democrats %, Republi-
ans "a. Independents 3; House-Demo-
rats 80, Republicans 81, Independ. ,
.nts 10.
There was an inharmonious meeting
II Hollis street Church tonight to con- {
,ider the Indian policy. Father Glea-
,on in some remarks eulogized Captain
lack and defended his shooting General
CANDY aud Commissioner Thomas. Col.
Meacham arose and denounced the ACT
as q dastardly outrage. Gleason theh
made some severe remarks on the char
acter of Msacham, who, alter much
wrangling, left the church.
OMAHA, Oct. l9.-For several days past
Kearney junction, Neb., has been over
run with a lot Of Texan herders, who
committed many depredations,' but the
citizens we're afraid to attempt their ar
rest. Matters eliminated last night in |
row. in which two citizens were killed. |
The herders then retreated to an island
in the Platt river, and have fortified
themselves. The citizens have teie-
eraphed to the Governor for arms and
AMMUNITION, and he has ordered them for
ward from Lincoln without delay. In
the meantime the citizens will do all they
can to copfine the desparadoes to the
island.
PANAMA, Oct. "a Guatemala paper
saws the victims by the earthquake OF
September 80, number 200. The loss
suffered in the department is estimated
at 5000 900. Many dead bodies remained
buried under the stream OF mud when
descended from the Cerro Del Tigre, and
was one hundred feet deep in some
places. The town Of Euenas is entirely
ruined. and Alotenougo, Cuidad, VEGA
and Manattilo suffered severely. The
government has ordered supplies Of
/, flour from Salvador and California.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct. Is. - The
schooners Halstead, from Erie, and City
of gainesville, from Chicago, collided
of Ashtabula. The latter was sunk with
cargo of thirty-five to forty tons OF
corn. Insurance unknown. No lives
lost.
CINcINNATI, Oct. 19.-On the Nj. e. G
, Il. r. this morning, the engine went
, through bridge near Loveland, killing
the engineer, Dan Perdue, and the fire
man Joseph Parent, both of whom re-
manned at their posts and saved the
lives of all the passengers, although they
might have escaped by jumping
he DnetDeoa Mi
notice that in accordance with the desire
of New Zealand, the Government MALL
will again be sent to that colony by way
a Of San Francisco.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 1S.-A mass meet
, ing of colored citizens at jackson this
! afternoon, eliminated in riot, in which
four negroes were shot, three probabl,
fatally. There is great excitement, ant
it is probable that United States troops
will be summoned. The riot was caused
t by a contention between rival orators.
r BAYoNNE, Oct. 19.-The steame
Nio-~ss. which was detained by tn
French authorities, tho representa-
ton OF the Spanish Consul at Bayonne
r that she contained contraband articles o
| war for Carlists, is held under guard il
! the port of Socoa. The Mayor of Irun
and the Spanish Consul at Hendage
have arrived there in the Spanish gun
t boat and demanded the surrender Of th
steamer. The Captain Of the port al
swers that be is without Rut.haritv-t
b not yet made any formal demand o
: France for the vessel.
n Four hundred Carlists have been car
tured by the Republican troops net
: Albacete.
n In recent engagement at Amposta,
|, thousand Carlists were killed.
IF The Navarrez soldiers in Don Carlo
army refused to leave their province an
march into Leon.
ID Don Carlos has appointed the Duke {
,r Parma and Counts Caserta and Bardi
v important commands.
: PARIS. Oct. 1S.-It is officially al
q" nounced that the Column of Vendom
i will be completed next month, and tn
d statue of Napoleon, which is finished
, will be placed on the monument.
The French Government has issue
u fresh orders prohibiting the residence q
: Spaniards in eight communes, borderin
Q on Spain. Some thirty Carlists have az
= cordingly received notice to quit.
BALTIMORE, Oct. ala boiler in tn
II rolling-mill of George Coats IL Bros, @
IS Locust Point exploded early this morn
IT ing, demolishing the boiler-house,
solid brick structure, and the chime
8 seventy-fve feet high. Five men wer
IL severely injured, two probably fatally
0 Several hundred men are thrown out q
"a employment till the damage is repaired
Fl. WAYNE. Ind. Oct. 2l.-A grea
fire has been burning five miles west @
III fhis aitv h, II Al
line Of the Toledo, Wabash & Wester
road. The country is black with smok
l.. clouds. 1t is estimated that two thous
q and acres are on fire, and fears are enter
y tanned that the fire will reach the cit
unless it rains soon.
, BosToN, Oct. Ala mass meetin,
: held in Bunker Hill District, this even
q ing, was attended by two thousand PEG
pie. General Banks delivered lonl
: address on the condition of the country
8 particularly the South. The meetin,
i unanimously voted to nominate him fo
Congress, on the peoples ticket.
PETTsvILLE, Pa, Oct. 21.-The citi
, zens are searching the mountain fo
Lesher, reported murdered near Frock
vile this morning. He recently effected
> an insurance on his life for $50, 900, ant
yesterday paid the premium in Potts
Vile. The last seen of him he was il
st. Clair, where ne borrowed revolver
remarking he had forgotten his own ant
-. had no more money with him thar
usual.
, CHICAGO, Oct. 81. An adjourned
meeting for the formation of an electri.
cal society, was held in the Paine,
House this afternoon. G. H. Haskins
called the meeting to order and stated
the objects of the society, which are the
Improvement Of the members in the
knowledge of electrical apparatus and
electricity, and the advancement of tele.
graphic science, and establishment of a
central point of reference. The consti.
tuition adopted provides for an annual
meeting in October. Chicago is to be
| the headQuarters of the sociatv