Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-25

troubles, arrived here this morning and |
had a conference with Attorney General
Williams. He will have an audience |
with the President to morrow and leave |
for Vermont in the evening. Judge Po-
land states that the report of the COM
mittee will not be prepared until after |
the meeting of Congress
The Cabinet session to-day continued |
three hours. Attorney General Williams
submitted kilograms from Senator Clay |
ton and several State officers, urging re-
cognition of the Smith party. The gen.
eral opinion of the Cabinet was that
since their last meeting, nothing has oc-
Cured to alter the decision made at that
time. The Government has in Its pos
session no such information as would
Justify any interference in the affairs of
that State. aAty
Mr.. Allen, Minister from the Sandwich
Islands, this morning called upon the
President, accompanied by Mr.. Carter,
commissioned by the Hawaiian Govern
ment to negotiate q commercial treaty
with the United States. Allen stated
that the King was to leave Honolulu on
the 18th of Nov. for this country.
1t is rumored that the Treasurer OF the
State Grange OF Missouri is defaulter
to the extent Of $40, 900. r6I
A boat belonging to the American ship
Aurora was run down in the Clyde yes
terday, and seventeen men drowned.
The Kansas Central Relief Committee
is organized. Reports received show the
necessity of immediate relief.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 20.-Rev. Francis X.
Jacauemet, a priest of the Catholic
| "a, -, hsa nation Ito
Archbishop Bailey, announcing his
abandonment of the Catholic faith ana
his return into the Presbyterian faith, IN
which he says he was born and raised.
4 LITTLE Rock, Nov. 2O.-Smith is still
a hid. Peace and quiet prevail here. Hon
, Milton Taylor, Of the Congressional
Investigation Committee, arrived to-day
g RocHEsTER, Nov, 20.-Isaac Butts, FOL
i many years editor Of the Rochester
n Union and Advertiser, died this morn
|, ing.
IS ceived 1000 majority for clerk OF tn
# Court of Appeals of Kentucky; but hav
ing accepted challenge to fight due
five years ago, is ineligible, and the offic
r is declared vacant.
OTTAWA, Nov. 20.-Reche & Co., lum
Der merchants of Quebec, have failed
u Liabilities 100000.
J. PARIS, Nov. 20.-An explosion in
). chemical factory at st. Dennis to-day
:. destroyed the building, and the railwa,
u station near it was badly damaged
Three persons were killed and fifteen in
jured. Half the windows in town wer
8 broken. .....
o NJ. Rouher has gone to Chiselhurst t
q attend council OF Imperialists, sum
moned in view of the approaching SEES
!. sion Of the Assembly.
# ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 29.-The nayi
+ CATION of the Neva is nearly closed %
the winter. The Bay of Cronstadt
nearly frozen over.
!. BERLIN, Nov. 19.-The Reichstag, thi
;, afternoon, by unanimous vote. re-elect
u ed Herr Forkenbeck President. 1t
o now denied that the vote of yesterday
Fl by which the bank bill was referred to
!, committee, was government defeat
" The result is said to have been actual
in accordance with the wishes Of tn
. government, which sought to bring th
- pressure Of majority to bear to Undue
10 the Federal Council to change its att
d tuds in regard to the bill.
"a Germany and Mexico are negotiatin
for u treaty of commerce.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Nov. 20.-Bake
Minister of the United States, recent
IL received information that the residenc
le of the American Missionaries in LotatI
Is Syria, was violated by armed forces. 3
/ at once called upon the Grand Witt
and had long conversation with BIZ
on the subject Of the outrage. I'll
f.. Grand yizier said he was waiting for Il
49, report OF the Governor OF Syria. ar
.. could take no action until it was r
Oh ceived. Ht..
Bismarck assures the Turkish COVER
ment that the conclusion OF direct cor
u mercial treaties with Roumania will
r. no wise prejudice the political sovereig
n. ty of Turkey there.
ALDEN, Nov 2O.-Three Egyptian me
of.war are blockading the seaport
en- Berbira, Africa, and prevent the shi
!. ment of merchandise to this port.
10 British eunboat has been dispatched
'e- the blockaded port.
VIENNA, Nov. 20.-The Archdul
Charles Ferdinand died to-day.
sr- LONDON, Nov. 20.--Aterribls explOsit
ms occurred in coiliery at Wharfdal
ho Yorkshire, yesterday. The total nul
40 Der of killed is twenty-four. Ten mi
have been rescued more or less ipjure
MADRID, Nov. 2O.-The Carlists sh
as 81 prisoners captured at Cavello.
r. LONDON, Nov. 20.-The News corr
spondent at Hendaye reports the stor
abating and the Republican troops aga
les in motion.
Ter The Carlists yesterday captured II
newspaper correspondents and took the
to Andoam, where Gen. Egara imme'
:: atele ordered their release.
~ SAN SEBASTIAN. Nov. 2O.-The steal
re- ships which left here with troops
Santander, have returned, owing to
stress OF weather. The unexpected O
to cession to the population causes app
eat tensions, as the provision supply
short.
HENDAYE, Nov. 20.-The Carlists ha
,ea again occupied positions around Iru
~ They have retaken Ogarzin and cut t
OF railway and wagon road to San Sab'
tian. 1851.
New YORK, Nov. 20.-A letter fir,
Havana, of the 14th, says rumors IRE
circulation that Captain. General Conc
is about to resign or be superseded.
re HAVANA, Nov. 20.-The Splash M
y. steamer Isle de Cuba, arrived here
I'M day, having embarked thousand N
iis rines at Santiago de Cuba.