Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-22

which Congress passed few years ago, |
and which also provides that persons |
thus violating the law shall be SUMMARY |
ly discharged. There is great excitement
among the clerks, and to-day, lady
clerk in the Patent Office. in an interview
with Assistant Secretary Cowen, assumed
the entire responsibility Of gathering the
subscriptions from the clerks and others
in that office to purchase tea set for re-
firing Commissioner Leggett. She was
informed that her admission could con-
Germ only herself, and could not exempt
the other contributors. The law requires
the summary discharge of those who con-
tributed to such purpose.
New York. Oct. 1.-THE Tribune
says at meeting of the Trustees OF
the Peabody Educational Fund, letter
was read BY Robert G. Winthrop. Presi-
dent Of the Board. dated Berne. Switzer-
land, Sept. /. DR.. Sears, General Agent
of the Board presented volumnious re-
port of the work for the past fifteen
months. He spoke of the signal success
of the Southern School system OF the
Board: mixed schools had been tried
with remarkable success. The report was
| unanimously adopted and Mr.. Sears com
mended for the able management OF his
trust. The next meeting OF the Board
will probably be in June. 1875.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 17.-At @ meeting
OF the bar OF the United States Supreme
Court held to-day. Judge Campbell pre-
siding, resolutions expressive OF affec-
ton and respect for the late Judge Cur
tbs, and their grief and sense Of the loss
that the courts, and the bar, and the
whole country sustained in his death
were adopted, and Attorney General Viii
liams requested to present them 70 Inc
| Supreme Court and moved they DC en-
I tered on its minutes. Beverly Johnson
and others delivered eulogies.
CHICAGO, Oct. I5.-The Posts WASH
ington special says that dispatch re-
ceived at the Attorney Generals office
this morning from the United States
, Marshal at Montgomery, Alabama, state'
that forty-two more arrests OF person.
: guilty of outrages upon Republicans
f and of stopping United States mails
n have been made.
AUGUSTA, Oct. l6.-Alex. II. Stephen
u made speech of two hours and hal
. duration at this place last night. il
IS said the passage of the Civil Rights bi
4 would work great evil and destroy th
public school system of the Soutf
President Grant, he would do him th
justice to say. had done his duty. H
: (Stephen's) had no objection to th
i. third term, personally; he saw no reaso
!, why President who had executed th
laws faithfully should not be elected 70
s the third term if the people desired il
G He had looked into the Louisiana ques
a ton, and saw no sense in abusing Presl
dent Grant. He spoke hopefully Of tn
future of the Republic. He advised hi
d hearers to obey the laws. suppress law
/. lessness, and be true to the Constitution
n and the Union, as established by GU
fathers. He proclaimed himself Jeffel
sonian Democrat, and had great faith i
t the ultimate triumph of the principles
i that party.
LITTLE Rock, Oct. 16.-Returns fror
u fourteen additional counties hold up t
Q the estimate of last night-75, 900 ma
8 iority for the Constitution and the Dom
cratic ticket. So far but three countie
have voted against the Constitution.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 16.-This aftel
I noon, while some workmen were film
8 up culvert, the bank fell in, killing
a BOY named HuSn, ana TWO IaOoIer'
Frank Rees and Frank McGonigan, an
: seriously injuring Samuel Mink.
BROOKLYN, Oct. 16.-Beecher returne
from his lecture tour this morning, an
=, looks cheerful and happy. He will pre-
side at the regular Friday evening praye
meeting at his church tonight.
3 The Judge who tried VIM. NJ. Twee
s found him guilty of misdemeanor; br
, Judge Davis, in signing the record. mad
it misdemeanors, and imposed sen
a ence of fine and imprisonment for eac
s misdemeanor to which the verdict al
a piled. A motion was made before jude
Brady, in the Court Of Oyer and Term
: ner, to-day, to restore the record to Il
,, original finding. After argument II
!, Court reversed its decision.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 16.-The Minist
>, >, of the Argentine Republic, resident
this city, has received telegram fro
3. the authorities in Buenos Ayres, statir
10 that the revolution has proved failur
\ and that General Mitre. the insurgel
chief. has returned home.