Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-05-27
Eastern Dispatches.

wrapped in carriage ROBE, fastened
with clothes line to a tailor S goose,
and there was bullet hole in the wo-
mans head. 1t is thought she was muir
dered here and carried to the Weymouth
and thrown in the water.
WASHINGTON, May 25.-The amend
ments to the internal revenue laws, ap-
pended to the tariff bill reported to-day,
include the following: Each collector
is to appoint as many deputies as he |
may think proper. Under certain regu-
lations provision is made for the redemp-
ton of revenue documentary stamps. the
use of which was rendered unnecessary
by the repeal of the tax, for the payment
Of which such stamps were provided.
They are to be redeemed before the first
of October next. Schedule is amended
to read as follows: Bank checks, drafts
and vouchers, for the payment OF any
sum of money whatever, drawn upon
any banker, bank or interest company,
to pay tax Of two cents. Amendments
are made by which brewers are called
wholesale and retail malt liquor dealers
instead of being classed as spurious or
distilled liquor merchants. Heavy
penalties are prescribed for fraud
in stamping casking, etc. 1t prohibits
the fermenting of mash or wort except in
distilling. State banks and other asso-
Citations or persons issuing other than
national bank notes are taxed ten per
cent. on their circulation. Proprietary
stamps are abolished on all medicines
prepared in accordance with a standard
formula or physician S prescriptions. 1t
allows the producer to sell on his farm
the tobacco Of his own growth at retail
to consumers to the amount of not over
$1,000 annually, free.
WASHINGTON, May 25.-The House
Committee on Elections to-day examined
Belle Kimball, daughter of Elder Kim
ball, of the Mormon Church, who testi-
fed that Delegate Cannon married his
fourth wife in 1867, and started on a
combined fishing and wedding trip, &C
companied by his wives numbers one
and four. The witness did not know
whether the other wives were living or
not
LITTLE Rock, May 25.-Tho House
Committee on Impeachment to-day re-
ported articles against Auditor Wheeler,
Chief Justice Mcclure, number of the
Associate Justices, Circuit Judges and
other officials connected with the late
instruction. Mcclure and Wheeler were
impeached, with but nine dissenting
votes Other cases will be acted on to-
morrow.
NORFOLK, Va, May 25.-The United
States bonded warehouse at McPhail' s
wharf was burned this morning, with
two hundred bales of cotton, and other
property.
RICHMOND, Va, May 25.-The British
settlers in Virginia celebrated the
Queens birthday by royal salute, ban
quet, and meeting to organize Brit
ish association in Virginia for promoting
the interests of Brtons intending to
make their homes there.
New YORK, May 25.-The steamer
Idaho, reported aground at Fire Island
this morning, was gotten off without in
jury to passengers or steamer.
Boston, May ga number of wit
nesses were before the Legislative COM
mittee appointed to investigate the Mill
liver disaster among them Collins
Graves. who rode down the valley before
the flood to alarm the villagers. His
story was modest, and harmonized with
the accounts already published.
BALTIMORE, May pa fire tonight
damaged the stock of Samuel Childs,
grocery and cutlery store, $50, 600; in
sured.
; PHILADELPHIA, May 24.-The Interna-
tional Centennial Committee submitted
the following statement: Bids will be
; opened on Tuesday next for the art gal.
lery building to cost $1,500,000. The
, State appropriates $1,000,000 of this
sum, and the city of Philadelphia $500.
900. The conservatory hall is to be i'm.
-. mediately erected at a cost of 100000
n provided by the city by appropriations
I The machine shop will be commenced
g some months hence. and will cost $500.
r 900, provided for by Philadelphia appro.
9 priation. The main hall for general use
will cost 50, 000 600, and will cover q
acres, and is nearly provided for by sub
> scription. The stock and agricultural
Q hall will cost $4,000. The grading
. draining, water, railroad connections
! ETC., will cost 100000. Contingencies
are, say $4,000. Philadelphia appro
n PIRATES 81 ,000,0 900, subscriptions amount
q to $500, 600, leaving total to be col
d lected of S2,S25, 900, which the board
10 confidently believe can be raised from
the people and the general governm ent
New YORK, May ga Havana letter
- says that the American, j. A. Dookery
IS arrested at Neuietas, will be removed tc
J. Puerto Principe for trial. His fate is
u uncertain, depending on the Governor
General The letter also says the Cuban
If government makes America virtually
=. bear the expenses of the war by charging
a additional customs duties, and a tax OF
ten per cent. on the net profits which the
foreign shippers must pay.
3 The steamship Idaho. from Liverpool
ID which was ashore on Fire Island yester
day, has arrived.
The Swartara, which is to carry the
scientific party to the South Pacific tc
, witness the transit of Venus on Decem
n Der sth, is in full readiness. Twenty-si,
Scientists are expected from Washington