Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-09-04
NEWS BY MAIL.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 29.-Secretary Nc
Culloch has written letter which will
be published here on Monday, in which
it is stated he favors the withdrawal OF
legal tenders aud the granting of free
banking. He argues that coin basis
can not be reached while the legal ten.
ders are atloat. He fayors low tariff
for revenue and says the coal and iron
manufacturers Of Pennsylvania, and
wooden manufacturers each need protec-
ton no longer.
SAN FRANc1sco, Aug. 29.-Griger, who
was tried at Santa Rosa, California, for
the murder of Mrs. Strong, WAS convict
ed of murder in the first degree and SEN
fenced to imprisonment for life IN the
State Prison.
New YORK, August ga walking
match was arranged here last night.
George Talbot wages $500 to $500 that
VIM. +. Harding cannot walk over the
course recently walked over by James
Gordon Bennett, in one hour and thirty
seven minutes. The offer was accepted
and the match made. The contest takes
place on the Goth of September. Hard
ing made the attempt once and failed.
HARRISBURG, Pa, August 29.-Hsrry
Hicken, the celebrated pugilist, yester
day sent challenge to fight Edwards or
Sam Collyer, according to the rules of
the prize ring, for $1,000 o side, the
fight to take place within a hundred
miles of Pittsburg, in October. Hicken
fought his last fight with Bryan Camp.
bell, at Pittsburg. He is brother Of
the celebrated Abe Hicken, and well.
known in prize ring circles.
New York, August 29.-Frederick
Limguish, merchant in coffee and spices,
from Stockholm, Sweden, was arrested
in Philadelphia yesterday, and brought
to this city last night. on application of
the Swedish Consul here, on charge of
burglary. From the complaint, it OPP
pears that the accused hypothetical
coffee, valued at 10000 rix dollars, and
subsequently broke open the warehouse
in which it was stored, and after remov.
ing the coffee to another place. sold it to
O third party. He then left with the pro-
ceeds for this country. Limguish was
taken before Commissioner Gutham to.
day, and committed for examination.
New YORK, Aug. 29.-Moulton says
he will yet reflte the assertion that he
deserted Beecher in his emergency, and
shall prove him over his own and his
counsel's signatures, williul and adul-
ferrous liar, and that he is an adulterer
with another than Mrs. Tilton. Moul-
toms statement will appear early next
week, and will, he says, grind Sherman
to powder. 1t will deal less with Beech
ers criminal actions with Mrs. Tilton
than with other women. II will show
that Beecher confessed he had criminal
intercourse with lady of plymouth
Church. Moulton has received numer-
GUS congratulatory letters and offers Of
services from lawyers.
The accident on the st. Joseph Rail.
road on Wednesday night, was not SO
serious as at first reported. Nine per-
sons were injured, three seriously; but
none killed. The baggage and smoking
cars went through the bridge. The acct
dent occurred 40 miles below st. Joseph.
LONDON, Aug. ga dispatch from
Brussels to the Pail Mall Gazette says
that the International Conference, at a
full sitting, rejected the four INTRODUCED
ry general principles proposed by Rus
sin, and all proposals concerning re.
prisals. The course OF the elaboration
has been peaceful, and there has been no
recrimination between the German and
French delegates. The final adjourn
ment took place on the 18th. All the
members signed the protocol, except the
delegates from Great Britain and Turkey
who postponed attaching their sigma.
lures.
JrFyrRsoSvILIE. Ind, August 3l.-A