Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-06-09
Eastern Dispatches.

! CHICAGO, June An aquarium car
with large number of fish for the Cali
fornia rivers, arrived here last night, and |
left this morning for San Francisco.
A tornado struck the village OF Tam
pico in Whteside county, Illinois, about
II clock last night, and demolished q |
dwellings and two elevators, and dam
aged more or less every building in the
place, but wonderful to relate, there was
no loss OF life, though number were Sc
riously, and one or two it is feared fatal
| ly injured. The amount Of damage done
can not yet be estimated.
WASHINGTON, June THE opinion OF
the Republican members of the House
seems mostly against the policy recon-
mended by the President in the published
| memorandum.
CINCINNATI, June Mrs. Vondeberg
was severely burned while lighting FIRE
with coal oil, Her husband, father and
mother were also badly burned.
ST. LOUIS, May The steamer Emile
lie Barge was sunk in the Missouri river
yesterday near Providence, and can not
be raised. She was valued at $50, 900;
insurance 500, 900.
MILWAUKEE,, June AT Watertown
yesterday, the conductor Of the Chicago,
Milwaukee and st. Paul Railroad, was
tried and fined $3.50 for refusing admit
lance to the cars to man who had de-
manded but failed to get ticket at the
price prescribed by law.
WASHINGTON. June T. Stephenson,
from the Committee on the Judiciary,
reported favorably on the bill incorpo-
rating the Presbyterian Church at Salt
. Lake. Passed.
Chaffee moved to suspend the rules
and pass bill for the admission of Colo.
RADIO as State. Agreed to, and the bill
, passed-170 to So.
, New YORK, June S.-A letter from
:. Rome says the liberality of the United
n States towards the Catholics is often
;. mentioned there, but wonder 10 also e1
e pressed that the government tolerates
n those dreadful public schools, so destruc
IS tive to the Jesuits. The priests say th,
Ia Catholic Church has gained more during
ia the past two centuries in America thar
n it had lost in all other countries. Pri
mary steps have bsen taken towards tn,
Qualification of Christopher Columbus
The claim is founded on the inspiration
- that led him to discover the new world
L. Troy, n. Y, June S.-During heav,
10 storm, span of the bridge across til
II Hudson to West Troy, blew down, o
i was struck by lightning. In falling int
y the river, it sunk four canal boats loade
> with iron ore. The persons on boar
d are supposed to have been saved.
s. UTICA, N. Y, June SIT is reporte
~ that twelve persons were drowned Will
ae fishing and sailing on Lake Oneida te
~ day, and seven on Lake Onondagua.
GO The most terrific thunder storm eve
OF known prevailed here this afternoon an
ne evening.
~ CHICAGO, June s. - A Washingto
n special says it is conceded on all hani
ir that the Civil Rights bill is dead. Ora,
IN will certainly veto it if passed, his pu
pose being, it is asserted, to make hin
self popular with the Southern people
IS. view Of his third term aspirations.
g. cannot, it is said, pass the House, as
'st is understood that Blaine has active
en- opposed its passage because it is said /
en- does not wish to give Grant a chance
Is veto it.
he WrLLIAMspoRT, Pa, June 8. = III,
members of the Volunteer Fire Depal
ment here, who were arrested on susr
= cion OF incendiarism, have confessed
burning nearly all the property consum,
~ since the great fire of 1871, amountil
to over million dollars.