Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-06-17
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WASHINGTON. June l3.-Roberts, Z. Ii
Sheldon and Wood Maynard maize re-
port from the Conference Committee on
the Currency bill. Clymer, member OF
the Conference Committee, who did not
sign the report, gave as reason LOT ms
dissent that he regarded the substitute
as transparent fraud, intended to allow
the Republican party to escape eondem-
nation and to bring over the coming
election, and that the only standard OF
money was gold and silver. He would
not favor further disgrace and misery
upon the country by voting for the Con-
ference report.
Maynard regretted the absence OF ely
mer's name from the report, because IL
might seem to give a sectional character
to the question of currency, but he
hoped the vote OF the House would not
obligate any such idea. The House then
proceeded to vote on the report OF the
Conference Committee, and IT was re-
jected; yeas 10s, nays LAG.
Morton. in presenting the report OF
the election in the case OF Senator
Mitchell, said it afforded him great
pleasure to state that the committee was
unanimous in the opinion that the
charge contained nothing against
Mitchell requiring the action OF the
| Senate.
CHICAGO, June 10. = A Washington
special says there are rumors OF recon.
Citation between President Grant and
Senator Schurz, brought about through
the medium of Senator Jones.
There is considerable rejoicing among
the Congressman over the killing of the
Civil Service Reform bill in the House
to-day; in fact, but few people In any
position here, except those directly inter
ested in its passage, appear to gnye IN
the loss of the deiuuct.
The Moniteur holds England response.
BILE for the escape OF Rochefort, and says:
England cannot refuse to enter upon nm
inquiry whether one of her subjects in
assisting the convicts to escape has not
transQressed the international law?
MADRID, June 13.-Seeballa, President
Of the Ministry, has authorized the gen.
erals commanding the National forces in
the North, to grant pardon to Carists
submitting to the Government.
Senior Montello, whose appointment as
Minister to the United States was some
time ago announced and afterwards con-
tradicted. has been ordered to proceed to
Washington without any delay:
The Carlists have shot two officers who
mutinied at Durango.
The Impartial newspaper says that IN
the event OF the death OF the Pope, the
Spanish Government will, in the ection
of his successor, claim the privilege OF
vote formerly accorded to the King Of
CASTLE.
SAN FRANc1sco, June l3.--Ira Brown.
OF Virginia City, separated from his wife
recently, undertook to send her 10 hei
friends in Iowa, and put her on the train
She met young John Lefaule, and they
took the return train to this city, regis
tered as man and wife, and then went to
Portland, Oregon. Brown pursued, and
they came here again; Brown following
found them buying nrniture, and had
them arrested for adultery. He tainted
in the arms of the officer, waived an ex
animation, and was sent to the County
Jail. .....
ELKo, New, June 13.-There are but
two cases of smallpox in town now. Ou
of the fifteen afflicted with the disease
but three have died. and all but two re
covered. The Sanitary Committee hal
removed all the yellow flags with tn
exception of two, and thoroughly reno
waited and fumigated the houses wher
the disease was prevalent. The commit
, tee and physicians report that there
! now no danger of contracting the diseas
and that in another week it will becom
extinct.
SALT LAKE, june 13.-No demand ha
= yet been made by the city authorities G
il the military for the surrender to them {
the soldier taken forcibly from Jail b
j. the military order. although it is state
/. he would be delivered if application wei
. made.
h A company has been incorporated her
:, to build railroad 80 miles, which woul
give more direct connection with tn
J. U. p r. r., through fine mining di,
trict and coal field.
4. WELLS, New, June H. Rich disco,
cries of silver mines were made thi
o week about ten miles north Of this plae
= by NJ II. Moose, AN old resident OF Hun
bolt Wells. The rock brought in assaye
~ $500 per ton, the assay being made frol
- the poorest rock in the ledge. The vel
% is said to be large and very rich. Their
is considerable excitement in this vicinit
Al over the discovery, and several prospec
= ing parties have already left for the dil
: trict. Parties from Salt Lake are e,
4 pected here in day or two to look {
e the mine with the intention Of workin
l. the same.
go STOCKTON, June 1.-THE female wall
10 list arrived here this evening, and wi
remain over the night.