Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-26
NEWS BY MAIL.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.-In regard to
the recent dispatch sent Py order OF the
| President to the Governor of Texas, 1t Is
stated that without forming or express
ing an opinion as to whether or not Sam
tanta had violated his terms OF parole,
the President and Secretary Delano,
| fearing he might be executed before tes-
| timony could be collected, considered it
merely Just to delay his execution. 1t
has since been ascsrtained that Santan-
ts's sentence had been committed, during
Gov. Davis's incumbenoy, to imprison-
ment for life, and that Santanta is now
in the Texas penitentiary.
Sixteen vessels were driven ashore
near Kingston. Jamaica, and wrecked by
the hurricane of the LIST. Hf-
An Arabian paper says force OF
Egyptians has captured Garfour, Africa,
and killed the Sultan.
1t is reported that better feeling is
springing up between France and Ger
many.
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows Of
Indiana, is in session at Indianapolis.
A proposition to fund the entire South
ern debt, has been made by London
syndicate.
Herr Forksnbeck, President OF the
German Reichstag, created o sensation
yesterday by resigning.
The son OF the Duke Of Edinburg has
been christened Albert Alexander.
A cotton exchange has been organized
in Boston. a,ess
The lower house of the Danish Reich
stag contains o radical who has intro
duced bill to abolish titles Of nobility.
Advices from Calcutta say that Yarkob
Khan has been treacherously arrested in
his own capitol, and imprisoned. The
worst results are feared. ~
Admiral Amy reports that the United
States steamer Saranac remains at Lis
Paz, Mexico, to protect American citizens
and their interests. Many robberies and
murders are being committed, and The
authorities are taking no steps to arres
!, the culprits.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Nov. 19.-The Rus
sian foreign Office, which invited re
newal of the Brussels conference mex
:, year, has received replies from several o.
the powers, which generally express thu
1 approval OF the principle on which thu
proposal is based, but demand time fol
I consideration.
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