Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-12-06
NEWS BIZ MAIL.

DETROIT, Nov. 29.-The oficial re-
turns are now complete and show that
the Michigan Senate stands IS Repnbli-
cans aud IA Opposition. The House |
stands so Republicans and AZ Democrats.
The vote on woman suffrage foots up-in |
favor, 40, 472; opposition. l35. 449. i
LONDON, Nov. 29.-Numerous finds OF
diamonds are reported from the Gold
Coast, and large party of Australian
dicpers have arrived and commenced
active operations Business at Cape
Town is still depressed.
COLUMBUS, o., Dec. 1.-The General
Assembly met at TO- a. m. to-day. The
Governors message was read in each
House. The most important recommen-
dation in the message ia the establish
ment Of sinking fund to pay off the
principal Of the State debt, duty which
the Governor urges, is made imperative
upon the Legislature by the Iplain pro-
visions of the Constitution, and which
provisions, he says, have been contra
veued BY the passage of acts by the Leg
islature of 1872 and 1878, providing for
the transfer OF moneys from the sinking
fund to other funds. A''
ALBANY, Dec. 1.-The appeal from the
order of the Brooklyn court in the Tilton
Beecher suit, denying the applications
of Beecher for a bill of particulars, was
argued before the Court of Appeals to-
day, by VIM. M. Evarts and the associ-
ate counsel for Beecher, and by Roger A.
Pryor for Tilton. The Court took the
papers.
RICHMOND, Dec. 1.-The American
Cheap Transportation Convention met
here this morning, President Josiah
Quincy Of Massachusetts,, in the chair.
About seventy-fve delegates are present,
and others are expected.
WILEsBARRE, Pa, Dec. IA. O. Fer.
Der, Chief of Police OF Scranton, Jacot
, Ferber and j. H. Schlager, we're arrested
yesterday on the charge of the murder Of
Michael KeaIney, in Scranton, on the
18th ult., and brought here this after
noon.
LONDON, Dec. News has reached
here of the illness Of the Gar of Russia
1t is rumored that he is insane.
Twenty-one lives were lost during Sat.
urday and Sunday evenings gale on the
Scottish coast. =t t, --t
VERSAILLES, Dec. 1.-The National
Assembly to-day reelected Buffet Presi
dint, by vote OF 348 to scattering
! The Left remained neutral and did no
vote. Martel, of the Left Center, ant
Kerdrell and Benoist D'Asey, of thu
Right, were elected Vice Presidents.
PARIS, Dec. 1.-The Journal de Paris
! reports serious differences in the Cabine
, over the message OF President McMahol
to the Assembly. A council OF minis
ters was held this morning. when differ
eut views were expressed and there wa
! an agitated discussion. The messag
will not be delivered in the Assembl
;. before Thursday.
ROME, Dec. lin the Chamber o
Q Deputies to-day, several bills providin
{ for the grant OF an annuity to Garibald
a were read. Signor Aigubetti and Presi
. dent Minisi agreed to an early considers
Q the government woulS submit bill witt
b the same object in view. ..-s =
\ WASHINGTON Dec. 1.-The report 9
the commissioners to prepare instrut
to postmasters concerning the prepay
ment of newspaper and periodical pos
age, after January LIST, sustains the RI
q concentrations OF Third Assistant Post
o master General Barber, rs to the pla
for carrying out the law in the mos
;. convenient and simple manner; instea
u Of placing stamps on the separate pacl
d ages containing them. according
@ weight, forms as already printed sho
the current account with publishers. an
after the printed matter is weighed, tn
:. requisite number of stamps 10 pasted !
10 the form of o receipt, which is given I
n the publisher OF the time of mailing, tn
"a credit and receipt having correspond
10 ing number.
The second bill on the Speaker tab
for the consideration of Congress. is ii
B. civil rights bill. The next. two are in
ly portant lobby schemes which must |
ot reached. So the civil rights bill will b
thrust, though unwelcome, upon Coz
gress, and &C both the friends and en-
h mics of the bill are expected to bs pre-
i ent in strong force, an exciting time
70 anticipated from the commencement {
n the session.
The friends of the civil rights bill feal
ing the Executive veto, even should
If pass, are now talking Of a compromis
II as an offset to the mixed school question
They propose to set apart the proceed
" Of the sales Of public lands, which sha
constitute an educational fund, and til
amount thus accumulated they propos
j. shall be distributed among the States Of
J. thu basis of illiteracy. l 90 p @
!. The public debt statement Of Novem
Der shows decrease of 1923, 427. s.'