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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-02-08

SENATOR MITCHELL. - The people of
Oregon have taken up the cais of Ssna-
tor Mitchell, of that State, in deep
earnest, and have sent memorial to
Washington, to be presented to the
United States Senate, making terrible
arraignment of his personal record to the
following effect. 1t is addressed in
printed form ITO the Honorable Sena-
tors of the United States" and upon
alleged information and belief, recites :
l. That John Nipple was recently
elected to the United States Senate under
the assumed name of John Mitchell.
3 That said Nipple was formerly
school teacher in Butler county. Penn,
where be seduced one of his scholars by
the name OF Sarah Hoon, whom be was
afterwards compelled TO marry on the
birth of q child.
3. That said Nipple practised as a
lawyer in Butler county, Penn, where
be seduced school teacher named Maria
5. Brinker, and ran away with her to the
Pacific coast, taking with him four thou
sand dollars in money belonging TO the
clients Of himself and partner, leaving
behind his wife psnniless and two
children.
4. That he lived with Miss Brinker as
her husband in San Luis Obispo, Cali
lorna, and in 1860 abandoned her in San
Francisco, and taking his eldest child by
his first wife, left for Oregon. Upon his
arrival in Oregon he represented himself
,r,lAu.r Dittp l,r0rh Damn
and said that his wife had recently died
in San Francisco.
5. That said Nipple, on February %,
1862, married Miss Hattie Price, of Port
land, Oregon, with whom be lived in big
amy until April, 1869, when his first wife,
Sarah, obtained divorce from him.
6. That when he first ran away from
Butler county, Penn, with Miss Brinker,
he assumed the name Of John H. Mitch
ell, by which he has since been known.
To substantiate these statements the
memorial claims that all the witnesses,
still living, will confirm them so far as
each is concerned, when required. None
of these things, it is declared, We're
known in Oregon when said Nipple, alias
Mitchell, was elevated to the Senate,
otherwise he would not have received n
single vote for his election to that office
That State, it insists, has been disgraced
and an outraged people respectfully ask
redress at the Senates hand. The peti
TONERS, therefore, respectfully pray the
senate to present this statement to said
Nipple, alias Mitchell, and if denied by
him that committee Of investigation be
appointed; and if they are found true
that he be expelled from the Senate as {
member from Oregon.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-02-08

A LONDON Foe STORY of course, the
town is ringing with stories of the adven-
lures which have happened during the
darkness. ono of which is worth quoting.
An old gentleman who had some bust
ness at Charing Cross made his way as
far as the Strand, but there completely
lost himself. He crept slowly on
and on without the least idea of
where he was going until he
found himself descending some steps.
On these steps he pumped against q
man who was coming up them. Halo
said the old gentleman. HALO said
the man. Can you tell me-" said the
old gentleman, where l am going tor
Yes, said the man, ''if you go straight
on you will walk into the river, for I've
Just come ont OF it.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-02-08

IMPORTANT INSURANCE SUIr.-The Gues-
ton is to be decided in the proper court
to-day, as TO whether certain Life in.
surancs Company is bound to pay the
amount for which Geo. Downey's life was
insured. The company refuse to pay on
the ground that the deceased was man
of incorporate habits, and secondly be.
cause he committed suicide. The suit
promises to be very interesting one. A
considerable number Of witnesses. Attor-
neys and others interested in the suit
went down from Virginia to Carson on
the morning passenger train.-[ Gold
Hill News, Feb. 3.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-02-08

MORE CoNFIscATIoN AT ROME. - In
addition to the suppression of the mon
asteries in Rome, the italian Govern
ment is about to confscate the property
OF the three great basilicas of that city
st. Peters, St. John Lateran's and st,
Mary Maggiore's. This property is
spread over many parts of Italy, and is
the accumulation of donations tesla
mentary and otherwise that have been
made to the basiicas for centuries. 1t is
of immense value, and affords the means
of keeping the basilicas in repair. etc +,
besides supporting the canons attached
to them. This confscation is supposed
20 be merely preliminary to raid upon
the museums and galleries of the Vati-
can, on the ground that these do not be.
long to the Church or the Pope, but to
the people Of Italy.-[N. o. Times.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-02-08

noon Colonel Norris telsgraphel 10
President Grant the circumstances OF his
futile appeal to the civil authorities and
asked for instructions.
Much feeling, even among the Nor
mons, relative TO the municipal e.ztion
Monday. Brigham's Tabernacle nom
nations. for the first time, excite open
expressions of disapprObation among the
Saints.
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Pacific Coast.
Heavy Suit for Damages--The Mining
Stock Market.

SAN FRANcIsco, Feb. Z. - Francis &
Valentine, the well known printers,
brought suit in the Fourth District
Court against Bradstreet's Mercantile
Agency to recover $50, GOO damages for
an alleged false report of plaintiffs
standing as business men in the com.
munity.
The mining stock market for the week
ending to-day has, for the most part,
been dull.
A private telegram announces the ar
rival Of the steamer Alaska at Yokohama
on Thursday.
The DE YounGs. Nap,haly and Fitz-
gerald 80 The whitney.Scannell
Case.
The case of the De Youngs VS.. Napth-
ally and Fitzgerald was commenced in the
Police Court this morning, but adjourned
before eliciting anything of importance.
The case of The People VS.. F. Z. r.
Whitney, to compel defendant to turn
over the Office of Chief Engineer of the
Fire Department to David Scannell, be-
gan in the Fifteenth District Court to.
day. A change of venue is asked on the
ground that Judge Dwinelle has expressed
an opinion against the defendant, Blu,
the motion was denied. An appeal will
be taken to the Supreme Court by de.
PENDANTS counsel.
Public Feeling on the State Of Affair.
in Utah.
SALT LAKE, Feb. THE letter pub.
lished this morning in the Tribune, from
Chief Justice Mexican to Colonel Morris
Commander at Camp Douglas, that h.
is powerless to enforce the law, intensi
6es public feeling on the necessity Of tn.
Federal Government interfering in tn.
situation OF affairs in Utah. This after
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-02-08

REVOLT occurred recently in the
Lunatic Asylum of St Andrews, near
St. Petersburg, Russia. While the keepers
were at dinner the patients burst into a
room where some arms were stored, and
having distributed them, prepared for
resistance. The warders endeavored to
calm them by argument, but ineffectu-
ally, and some of the keepers having
approached too near, were seized and
attacked with sword cuts. Five were
killed and two seriously wounded. Re-
course was then had to famine, but forty.
eight hours fasting was endured before
the mad-men laid down their arms. Six
of the most furious have been placed in
separate cells with straight-waiscoats on.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-02-08

A NEW circulating library, imported ci-
gars, tobacco, stationery and CONNECTION
cry at J. Levin l. Co.'S, opposite Hamil-
toms saloon. Main street.
BREAD.-Eight loaves of good baker s
bread, made from California -four, for 81
at the Eagle Bakery, Main street.
d6-tf H Prudential.
PIONEER News DEPOT, Main strset-C.
Wiederhold.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-02-08

Alps Silver Mining Company.-LOc
ton Of principal place Of business, San Fran
cisco, Cal. Location Of Works, Ely Mining
District, Lincoln county, Nevada.-Notice is
hereby given that At Q meeting Of the Board OF
Directors. held on the second day Of February,
1874. an assessment mo. 81 Of Twenty five
Cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation, payable immediately in
United States gold coin, to the Secretary at the
office of the Company. No. 426 Montgomery st.,
San Francisco, Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the Thirteenth day Of
March, 1874, will be delinquent, and adver-
tised for sale al public auction. and unless pay
ment is made before will be sold on the Sixth
day OF April. 1874. to pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs Of Advertising
and expenses OF sale.
By order of the Directors.
CT. BALLOON, Secretary.
ofhce-426 Montgomery street. San Francisco
California. f8-td
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Geographic Dispatches

SPECIAL TO The ProoHS DAILY EScoRp.
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Married.

In Phoebe. February s, 1874. by J. B. Val
Hagen, Justice Of the Peace. Vim. McAnarlin, Il
Nancy Yanstinberg.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-02-08

KEYSTONE r. A., CHAPTER NO. c.
N Called convocations first and third Thurs.
day evenings in each month at O'Clock.
Stated convocations second and fourth Thursday
evenings in each month.
Sojourning brethren and companions in good
standing cordially invited to attend.
EDWD d. L. QUITS n. Z. II. p.
II. KRAUsE, Secretary. ie2s-u
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DAILY RECORD
SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 8, 1874.

TIE Business ONCE Of the PIooHE DAILY
RECORD will hereafter be in the office Of II. r.
Brsakey. at Miehsel's cigar store, Main street
opposite Meadow Valley.
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r.. M. co K,
a = = a Y n r.

DECEIvING OFFICE. NEXT DOOR TO
IL Johnston's stable.
Ores Of every description carefully asssyed.
Bullion melted and assayed.
Bullion bought. jaS-H
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Masonic Directory.
HALL ON LACOUR STREET.

CT. JOHN LODGE, NO. 10, F. AND n
"a. M.-Stated communications fourth ~
Saturday evening in each month. Called Xxx
communications first, second and third
Saturday evenings at IL O'Clock.
J. F. HALLOCK, W. n.
SAMUEL McApAM, Secretary.
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A,w To-Day.
Notice to Creditors.

L'STATE OF MICHAEL O'NEIL, DECEASED.
Il Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
Executor of the estate of Michael O'Neil, de-
ceased, to the creditors Of, and all persons hay
ing claims against. the said deceased, to exhibit
them. with the Necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the first publication OF this notice,
to the said executor at his residence, Ely street,
Phoebe, in the county of Lincoln.
Dated at Phoebe, February It'll, 1874.
PATRICK O'NEII..
Executor Of the estate of Michael o'Neil, de-
ceased. fS-30i
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NOTICE.

HAVING THIS DAY SOLD OUT MY ENTIRE
III interest in the San Francisco Brewery
Saloon. Meadow Valley Street. to George Miller,
l would ask for him q share Of the public pat
rcnage so literally bestowed upon me.
jasl-ml CHARLES GOHDICF
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he Senate Judiciary Committee aud
Attorney General Williams.

CHICAGO, Feb. "A Washington
special says that the members Of the
Senate Judiciary Committee are dsn-
clined to give ont for publication the
letter which Attorney General Williams
has written TO them, complaining about
the inquisitorial nature of the investiga-
ton made into his character and acts
while his nomination to be Chief Justice
was pending.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-02-08
FLORENCE.

SpeCial attention is called
~ 10 the great improvements made
recently I'm this excellent Machine,
and TO the new and elegant styles u
Cases adalett to our list.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-02-08

FLORENCE
FLORENCE

Is the only Machine that
i can sew iss more th0Is one slirec.
tion--havinx 10 reversible feed--a
great advantage In fnsteiliIig ends
OF seams. in quilting, etc.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-06
BAD LOGIC.

1lat classical specimen Of the genus .iri
caiHs, Caius Cesar Anthony vclept the Lieut.
Governor OF Louisiana was interviewed some
days since, whilst on visit to Chicago by the
| Inter- ocean. Among other interrogatories
propounded by the reporter wera the follow
| ing:
Reporter What is the prospect for the coming
| election, as between the Republican and Demo-
cratic parties:
Lieutenant Governor-Thc prospec: Is in my
oplnioll that the Republicans vii carry the state
| by 1000 majority, even if we have no kind OF
p election whatever
After this he was asked:
Reporter How Will the Governor he able to
suppress disturbances in North Louisiana pa1-
ishcsY -
Lieutenant Governor He will not be able t,
suppress disorders there unless he has Federal
troops
The intelligent reader will observe tia. III.
conclusion of the sage and sable state~man-
the distinguished chef de e2tis;ne-is no a
logical sequence of his premises. Ii "tle
Republican party will carry the State ly %. 20
majority, even without any kind of prott elton
whatever. the query $ naturally sugsese
with such an overwhelming majority of
voters, how Is 1t that Kellogg is not liable 10
suppress sorders ;" without Federal troops
The ldet that II minority can intimid.te and
overawe the govornment Of the majority, so
as to render it inop rltive and impotent, is a
novel theory in the science of government.
which is supposed to be based upon the will
and power of the majority
Such. empty boasts Of political power by
this smb'in-headed darkey, and hi, simulan,
Gus admission Of physical weakness on the
part of the Republican rty in this State, is Il |
lair sample of the way in which he pr poses
to humbus and deceive the Northern people. |
But his efforts will avail nothing They are
too absurd and II tnsparent to Influence aly
)ne. 1t is an acknowledged fact all over til
country tn It Kellogg Government is y myth
Il has no existence save in the eyes OF Pres
tent Grant, and even to him It is only Wis |
bic through the lens of powerful microscope
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The frs; grand compliment picnic 6 ven by
the Quintetc Social Club will take place to-day
at the Carrollton Gardens. We have no doubt
that parties who were fortunate enough to re-
ceive invitations will have glorious time
Mr.. George Ellis, proprietor of the cheap news
and bookstore, opposite the Post Office, is reap
ing great benefit from his reduction of prices to
five cents for Northern and Western newspapers.
and ten cents for Illustrated journals He has
our thanks for the latest New York Ledger,
Chimney Corner, Boys and Girls Weekly, New
York Weekly, Saturday Night New York Varie-
ties. Police News. Budget of Fun, Leslie Bows
# America etc.
Louisiana state Lottery Company.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
I he next single number drawing,
The next single number DRAWN.
Will take place September II.
$40 400 III prizes.
$40, 400 III prizes.
Three capital prizes of $4,000 each,
1hrg- capital prizes IF $4,000 each.
And ONLY l0.0 900 numbers.
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ID +.

SHERMAN-On August Is. after a short, but
distressing illness at the residence of his parents
Jersey City Heigh :, corner Chestnut Avenne and
Henry streets, Walter s. Sherman, Jr aged Is
wears and months.
PEEI.-On Wednesday afternoon, September
,. 1917, at O'Clock. Marie Louise Vinot wife OF
Henry Peel in the 23d year of her age.
McCAULLEY- Fridlv morning. September
t. 1874 Mrs. Eliza Met au ley, aged 3S years,
latlve OF Kings County, Parsonstown, Blrr, Ire
and
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me CrOuning Musicnl Triun.Dh o,
the Year.

Mrssrs CLickering:
1t IS very agreeable to me to add nv name y
'''' e'hc'f ~ Vi praises Oh winch your PIANOS aro
the object.
10 be just, must declare them perfect, an,
periec'lsSimes (Supeilatively pelfecD
IN consratulating You sincerely upon the IT, ,a
ana dc lsi'e success obtained at the Exposjtio,
at Paris, am pleased to anticipate the ha7pv
continuation OF the same in all places wnere your
Pianos will be heard; and | beg that Won
accept a: gentlemen the expression ii my mos.
ration. ~ ''
fsigncd) T. ycy1,
Rome, Dec. 26 1867
PHILIP WEPLETN.
80 itZp Is, 80 - and 30 Bar ,,ne street
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House FMr"ishiny store.
W. c. SHEP ARD 4 co

W. c. SHEPARD :. co
- Camp street,
VIII remove September next to Il. re fine storea
% Camp and ll6 Common street.
VIII sell their present LARGE STOCK ~
CROCkEkY, GLASS and CHINA MARE At
VERY REDUCED PRICES, to save the e.r,ense
OF moving
Als"-HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS "a larea
'"-i''s' Iyo zsipSu0
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-06

In publishing the official opinion of L. S.
District Attorney Beck~ith, tie date of the
document was ty u typographical error, made
e read October 80, 1874, instead of tue y,a,r
ls72. THIS error afor the Republican a
theme for an editorial But this is not sur
prising as its columns will SHOW that the BrI-
LErrS has always supplied the "organ with
subjects for editorials
The E'padiicda is lite cally snatcher up of
"unccnsid red tribes" and eagerly devours
even the insignificant errors of the BULLETIN
It's writ.r must be hard pressed indeed. VIII n
&hey di. IL f. with SO much importance the lit
IL inaccuracies tai Happen to every paper.
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81. Charles Hotel E.rru,smn-
Basement Of st. Charlie. Hot.

Basement Of St. Charles Hot:.
The proprietor Of this fayorite estab.i,b,oco.
respectfully informs his friep' md the publ.
that his bar room will be re-optncd on
Saturday Mornins. September 5,s.
AFTER undergoing the most theron h renovation.
ana repairs, with the addition Of many Improve.
rnents. He hopes to receive Continuance oY til.
liberal patronage her tofore be.,5,yeI mon hin.
G.. 70 me mousse Is ar7t-ctass Oyste.
stand keft ny BORGES, and a sirar stand !.
the Hot1nda Bar where only In,yo.t.d C,esrss,.
sod, by JOSE DOMINGO
ChAs. LACoUMf. Proprietor.
= " Ai.no, manager. si 't2dp
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Notice to the ruh!;c.

,a4i o 'nalch pe'"e"h H"gSarth and V. Grah.,.
NJ, p5sot aI i ~ reason 81 Gr&nain declining
Sunday, Sept G, at T. W.
Messrs H,gsartn and Posev vii, RIM 100 v,r..
for the purse offered by th,. N,uar.rs ri a..
Pyrotechnlcal Exhibition -
The manao cement further a.rnunces th..
should there be no nag eiepla,e5 after 70 VI
sunday at the Crescent Hall conner Canal ani
st Charles streets, the Fest al stand, uostnnrnd
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Citizens cannot be too careful in registering,
We We're shown q certificate OF regist alton
tins morning by naturalized citizen (Mr. F.
n. Wllberdlng), which was dated the 1th
whereas it was indorsed on the naturalization
papers If the gentleman that he was registered
on the 18th" This is evidently a trick, and
should be watched
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-06

Staut, from his cheap news stand, No 60
Canal street, sends us the New York Herald of
the 81, Louisville Courer-Journal Of the Sd,
Appletons Journal, the Nation Irish) the
New York Clipper and Graphic
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-06

The following named gentlemen, consttu-
ting the delegation to the National Pork Pack
era Convention, Mt Louisville, on the 9th inst.
leave here on Monday evening
W. e. Raymond, J. Schwabacher W. H.
Mathews, J. d. Cobb, Thos Byrnes, Victor
Prhdos, W. II. Deevrs, II. N. Preston
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NlAitRIF ED

TAYLOR CALLAGAN-On Saturday. Sept,
til, 1874, at the Cathedral, by the Rev. Fathe
liinot Henry 7. Taylor Miss Lizzie Callagan
st Louis papers please copy.
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There NJ on exhibition in the show-windo Y
81 Thee Lllienthal jeweer, on Canal street
two exquisite prizes for the rowing regatta
which takes place on the 18th inst. They
consist Of punch bowl and cup of n,as i've
silver, Of the most elegant aud novel design,
and from the label on them, '.The Howard
Prizes" We judge that they are off; red by
Charles Il. Howard, Esq, Of this city, We
advise all who have IA taste Tor the beautiful
and chaste to 90 and see them
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Poor little Willie! H, can't eat even his
Ernel His digest on last night was terribly
out Of order. His keen nose scented ON
board " steamship, now in the Gulf some two
million stand of arms for the White League.
and he turned sick. Packard was sent for.
and Willie declares he'll have those guns or
come down off the roof Sixteen pages of
foolscap were wasted making out his twilight
order to sequester them
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Pitt N still on the roof.

Paris is Supposed to have 30, 900 believers
u spiritaAlism.
Classical quotations translated by Pitt:
Hoe eral il uOtis This rat Is voter
Ore teaus On retain US.
Uterima Fides You bury me in five days
The Howard Rangers and the First Ward
Democratic Club have adjourned their meet
ting until next Saturday, when Messrs. B. F.
Jonas, Z. J. Ellis and Hon. John McPhelan
will address them
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Let Us HAVE THEM The St Louis Times.
OF the 81 inst, says g 1t il sud the history
and records OF the famous New Orle ms courts
martial during the war are here in this city.
with the names, descriptions and personal
characteristics OF the men wLc were sentenced
by these tribunals to expiate crimes anu
nfIensea by penal serv CO in the Dry Tor uyas
We have been thinking abou: print ng few,
as interesting reading matter to some poll
dcslns Of oinin.ncc and standing in the party
of great moral ideas
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GEN. GIBSON. A note received Yesterday
fom tina popular and intelligent gentleman,
District, informs us that he is now on his xay
home, and, on his arrival, will enter immedi-
ateiy upon an active campaign of the district.
Mr.. Syphtr will find this time that his can
vass will not he SO siuooth and uninterrupted
de has to encounter a scholar an orator and a
patriot, who will meet the Radical nominee at
every point and make him feel the power OF
mt. ucct, talent and honesty
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's1his Government uas n,nde by ul.ite men, for
- be'seta Of ,otite and their roste,-ity for
usr, and should be administered by uhas men
and By none other whatsoever. Stephen A.
Douglas.