Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-05-31
Eastern Dispatches.

WASHINGTON, May 29.-The President
has issued a proclamation extending 10
Newfoundland the provisions OF the
Treaty of Washington, that the products
of the fisheries will be admitted to the
United States free of duty after the lst
of June next.
The internal revenue receipts for the
year, to date, are 1913, lSl,ol4. The Com.
missioner is confident that the fiscal
wears receipts will be slOO,OOO,OcO.
NV York, May 2a.-The supreme
Court, general session, to-day decided
the motion for q mandamus compelling
Chief Justice Davis to sign the bill oil
executions taken at the trial OF VIM NJ
Tweed.
CINCINNATI, May 29.-The United
States detectives, who have been here
nearly a year working up a counterfeit
case. last night arrested ten OF gang OF
counterfeiters, who were taken into Gus
tody to await a hearing next week.
BosroS, May 29.-The United States
Court has dismissed the bill in equity
brought to compel the assignees OF
Bowles Brothers X Co. to pay over
the balance of the assets OF one OF the
mariners over his individual liability.
CLEVELAND, May 80. - The planning
mill of Walker, Kicker q Co. was burned
last night Loss, Sl5, 900; no insurance.
MEMPHIS, May 30. - Wynne Lake,
formerly Deputy Sheriff, was found brut-
ally murdered two miles east of this city.
He left the city last evening for home
with $3.50 in his pocket.
On Saturday night at Frenchman
Bayone, Mississippi county, Arkansas,
two brothers entered the house of plan
ter named Campbell, and in the presence
of his family killed him with a shotgun
and rifle. They have been arrested, and
great excitement prevails.
DETROIT, May 30-LNst evening as
the eastward bound Atlantic express was
between New Buffalo and Niles, two
men got into the express car and knocked
down the messenger, Heath, who was
counting the money packages. One OF
them grabbed number containing So
700 and jumped from the car, leaving
the other struggling with Heath. The
latter finally shot the robber in the head
and he soon died from the effects of the
wound.
PEMBROKE, Ohio, May 30.-The steam
er Forest Queen, was burned to the
waters edge this morning. Margaret
Cavanauge, the cook, was burned tc
death.
WASHINGTON, May FISHERMAN from
the Committee on Finance, reported
back the House bill to amend the Gus
tom and revenue laws, and repeal thu
moeties with several amendments, an'
gave notice that he would ask the Sen
ate to proceed with its consideration o.
Tuesday next. 1t was passed on tn
calendar
Sprague reported adversely on the bi
to extend the time for proof Of pre-emI
ton claims on public lands. 1t Wa
placed on the calendar with the advers
report.
Alcorn submitted resolution instruc
ing the Secretary of the Treasury
furnish the Senate with copies OF u
cotton permits issued by President Lii
coin and Johnson, with the names of I'll
agents appointed by the Secretary OF II
Treasury to purchase cotton, and copi'
of the instructions given to such agent
Ordered printed and laid over.
Wright offered motion to reconsld
the vote by which the bill creating Il
Territory of Pembina was rejected We
terday.
The morning hour expired, and Il
Chair laid before the Senate the Hou
Finance bill, with resolution of IL
House disagreeing to the Senate amen
ments thereto, and asking for commi
tee of conference.
Wright moved that the Senate insi
on its amendments, and grant confe
ence.
Sargent then moved that the Sena
adhere to its amendment.
/ The Chair ruled that the motion W
out of order, and Wright's motion W
I agreed to.
: At 3 o'clock, in accordance with pr
: vious agreement, the Senate proceed
with the consideration of the bills fro
: the Committee on Pensions. and
number were passed, including bill
increase the pension Of Mrs. II.
= Sumner, widow of Major Z. II. Sumnt
Finally, by vote, it was discover
that no quorum was present, and t
; Senate adjourned till Monday.