Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-09-16
NEWS BY MAIL.

NEW YORK. Sept. 12.-The Herald h..
by cable, a long communicai;on las
Bazaine addressed to James C,ns m
Bennett, Jr.. thanking the Herajs ~
particular and American journals in Gen.
erai for the strong marks of symns,hn
ne has received at their hands in AM;
can journals. He says he has aIwo..
found them his best defenders and mo-,
impartial critics. He reviews the cir
cumstances Of his trial and conyictio,,
and says he was made the expiatorv viz.
tim for faults of the French army and
nation, but he will await the verdict of
time and history.
Boston, Sept. l2.-Chas. H. Billiard.
the alleged principal in the Boylston
Bank robbery several years ago, was ar
rested in New York a few DAYS since
and is now in jail here. Immediatelv
after the robbery Billiard sailed foy
faris, where he has since resided until
two months ago.
At the Beacon Park to-day Nellie,
Gloster, Red Cloud, Corners and Sensa.
ton contested for a purse of $1,000.
Red Cloud won the first heat, Gloster
the second, and Nellie the next three.
Time. 22224. 2:191t. 2:18. 2l9A, 2:2l%.
MEMPHIS, Sept. l2.-The men arrested
at Pickettsville on charge of completely
In the assassination of the negro prison
ers taken from the Trenton Jail, arrived
this afternoon in charge of q file of SOL
diers. They will be examined before the
United States Commissioner tomorrow.
Another OF the negroes taken from the
a nj l,xrk he, =.
refuses, under advice of United States
officials, to state anything except that be
escaped when six others were shot.
LONDON, Sept. 1l.--A terrible collision
occurred this morning on the Great
Eastern Railroad, near Norwich, in
which 10 persons were instantly killed
and 30 wounded, some, it is feared,
fatally.
LATER.-It is now stated that 90 were
killed outright and so wounded by the
Great Eastern Railroad collision. The
line is completely blockaded by the de-
bris of the wrecked train.
| SHANGHAE. China, Sept. 12.-The am
bassador from japan has arrived here
1t is generally considered that O pacific
solution Of the difficulties TO Formosa
| ~Ah W ehecteu' ~ ID TepOrteu tnat tue
question will be submitted for arbitra.
ton to the President of the United
States and the King of Italy.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. S.-The Globe has a
communication from Sauuagache, Colo
RADIO, which says that the bodies Of five
men were found, Aug. 10, near Lake
Fork OF Gunnison river, in San Luis
Park. The story is that party of miners
who started last November from South.
ern Utah across the mountains to these
, mines In Colorado, and were reported by
one OF their companions, named Packer,
to have undergone terrible hardships in
the mountains, and going nearly crazy
from hunger, and to have drawn lots to
see who should be shot to furnish food
for the remainder. This story was pub
lished at the time in the papers. 1t now
proves that Packer murdered three men
and robbed them of money and othel
property, and then told this story of can.
nibalism to hide his crime. He has been
arrested and is now in Jail. The names
of those murdered are Race Swan, from
st. George. Utah, Noon, from California,
Stanton W. Bell, supposed to be from
Ohio. James II. Murphy, supposed to be
from Philadelphia, and Frank Miller. Il
German.