Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-01
NEWS BY MAIL.

BINGHAM, Oct. 26.-Charles HER shot
William McGillora, last night, near the
Neptune mine. McGillora was hit twice
one ball struck his breast, hit bone
and glanced off; the other lodged in the
left thigh. Neither wound is dangerous
Cause of shooting unknown. Hier gave
himself up to the authorities.
WASHINGTON, October &c. Intimate
friends of the President say he has made
no allusion to them of the third term
question, nor is it known that any one
has mentioned the subject to him. He
has in no way expressed himself in such
way as to cause them to believe he has
aspirations in that way. They say, al
though much has been said and written
on the matter, the subject has not come
to him in form requiring reply, and
therefore any utterance he might make
would not only be gratuitous and intru.
sive, but contrary to oil usage.
New YORK, Oct. 26.-The Pacific Mai
Steamship Company's new steamships
City of Picking and City of Toxic, are
insured for $750,000 in gold. A cable
dispatch from Rio de Janiero says the
City of Picking, when one day out from
| New York, lost one of the blades of hei
propeller, and on the 18th day out lost
another blade. She put into Rio on the
18th inst; otherwise all was well. She
was supplied with duplicate blades. and
also q Golfer dam to use in replacing
her blades, and she may possibly be re.
tanned there from 10 to Is days. She
n ieit Sandy Hook on Monday, September
Soth, at $40 a. M, and with the loss OF
Diades as above stated, made the run to
DAYS ~ 900 miles, in about twenty
The head center of the Fenians OF III,
United States has written letter declin'
ing national subscription for his ben.
eft.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 2G.-The Demo.
cratic Conservative State Central Com.
mittee have addressed to General Emery
protest against the action of Major
Merrill of Shreveport, in arresting Ger.
tain persons there for an offense which
was only to be brought before the civil
courts according to State laws. They
protest because past political experience
has proven, they say, that Repub.
lican political leaders have found it an
easy matter to subordinate the civil to
the military power, which our fellow
citizens at the North are justly, by their
votes, denouncing as outrages against the
constitution, liberty and rights of civil
government.
Letters received from Grant Parish by
business firms, give accounts of con.
tlnued midnight arrests of planters by
United States soldiers. without warrants,
it is claimed for the purpose OF keeping
white voters from the polls by intimida-
ton. One OF these letters say the sol.
diers don't hesitate to express dislike of
the business they are engaged in, and
says the people don't complain of the
soldiers, as they are only obeying orders,
and that reluctantly.
MEMPHIS, Oct pa mass meeting
OF citizens ID called to meet at Green
laws opera house tomorrow evening, to
take action in regard to the presence of
national soldiers in the city on the eve
OF election, and petition the President to
remove them.
MONROE, La, Oct. &c. Rooms are
preparing in the Jail here for the priso-
ners, as they are now confined in room
with nineteen other prisoners, mostly
negroes. who are already confined in the
three small rooms. Great indignation
is felt here at the arrest and harsh treat.
ment OF the prisoners.
LONDON, Oct. 26.-It is said that Brit.
ish subjects living in Sooos Archipelago
have memorialized the home govern.
ment complaining of grievances at the
hands of the Spanish. who have assumed
over those islands. Her
Majesty's government will dispatch a
man-of.war to inquire int the matter
md report it.