Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-06-30
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his Intentions, 1t is said he will decline
on account of his time being absorbed in
railroad interests in the West. 1t is also
said that Mr.. Blow will decline.
President Grant and wife have gone,
for few weeks, to the White Sulphur
Springs, Virginia, and on their return
the President will go to st. Louis to at
tend the bridge opening on the fourtn
of July.
The President received dispatch from
the Emperor Of Brazil notifying him OF
the completion of Geographic communi-
cation between Brazil and Europe and |
thereby with the United States, and III
congratulation of his great and good
friend, the President, on the happy
event. which is bond Of friendship and
an instrument OF civilization. The Presi-
dent replied: II congratulate you upon
the telegraphic connection just estab-
established between Brazil and the
United States. May it prove as close a
link in friendship us communication
An execution having been issued in
the case Of a furniture dealer against the
District of Columbia the balff proceeded
to the house OF the delegates to-day and
made levy, taking possession OF the
furniture. Some property had previous
ly been taken from the Hall by retiring
members, as a joke, as they said, but
which they were seriously required 10
return.
New YokK, June 26.-Police Commits
siouers Oliver Charlick and Hugh Gard
ner, convicted yesterday of violation OF
the election law, were each to-day sen.
fenced to pay fine of 50 $50, and the
Clerk of the Court was instructed to no.
THY the Governor of the record of their
conviction. A motion to arrest Judgment
was denied.
Last night a large stone grist mill near
Mount SYM, Long Island, was blown
down, killing five persons and seriously
injuring two.
General Tracy, of Plymouth church,
says the whole of Tilton's letter fails to
show what his charge is. 1t certainly
shows 1t is not an offense for which one
gentleman could not apologize to an
other and have the apology accepted.
Tilton insists that the apology was Of
fered and accepted. After reviewing and
critcising Tilton's letter, Tracy con-
cludes by saying that he felt glad Tor one
that Tilton had made his publication,
can be said on the subject, and it will
Plymouth church, who have all along
been well and accurately informed in the
matter, have unanimously stood by tEeir
pastor during this long and unfortunate
| CONTROVERSY.
MONTPELIER, June 26.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention yesterday nomi-
mated for Governor, W. H, Bingham; for
Lieutenant Governor, II. Chase; and for
Treasurer, Otis Chamberlain. Resolu-
tons were adopted renewing the former
devotion to the Democratic party and
fayoring repeal of the prohibition law
and the adoption instead of stringent
license law. 1t was largely attended.
CINCINNATI, June 26.-Reports from
McCornellsville says severe storm has
been raging there, unroofing and pros
trating a number of houses and damag.
ing crops.
The tents of Firepaughs' show, at Port
Washington, Wis, to-day blew over in.
juring fifty persons.
San Francisco, June 26.-The ship
Three Brothers cleared from New York
yesterday for San Francisco with 4, 800
tons cargo. 1t is expected she will
make quick trip, arriving here proba.
bly, inside Of a year from the time she
left This ship is the largest sail vessel
in the mercantile marine.
The new steamer, City OF Pekin, is ex.
pected to leave New York in couple OF
weeks for San Francisco, and may fall il
with the Three Brothers and give an OBJ.
portunlty of trial of speed.
Tho Shir, Gaptpp salad bapna Gov Nau
York to-day with cargo estimated al
$4,000
Five cases of smallpox have occurred
| here during the present month. Three
of the same came to the city by overland
trains.
The Forbestown Consolidated Mining
Company, with capital stock of 81 ),
e 000.0 900, has been incorporated, to carry
, on mining business in Forbestown
Butte county. Directors: Nathanit
Dunbar Plum, Henry E. Vail, John p
Price, Benz. +. Rowland, and Dewitt C
Story.
Los ANGELES, June 26. -Work on the
; Lighthouse at Point San Pedro is pro
crossing rapidly.
= Night before last Juan Copriston, 6
Y MEXICAN. made murderous assault on
= his wife with a shotgun, at the Mission
San Gabriel. He dubbed her over the
head with the weapon, sinking the trip
a ger into her skull, twisted one OF bel
+ arms out of place, and broke three
fingers of one hand. The woman is ia q
dangerous condition. and will probabl,
y die. No effort was made to arres st him
1 The trial of Librado Corona was yes
terday continued until the 9th Of Jnly
In the meantime, a deposition is to b.
taken from Vasquez and subqna is on
for Chavez, which the Sheriff would lik,
d to serve for more reasons than one.
]. Constable Bryant, charged with as
q sault with intent to kill. was acquitted
y to-day.
The canvassing committee for the Lou
d isiana sufferers have raised $3.50
It The great Bartanchure dog case, whict
has been in the courts for nearly tw,
years, went to the jury last night, an,
l. the plaintiff recovered 5000 for the ma
e licious killing of his sheep DOG. Tn,
a case has been in nearly all the court
from Justices to the Supreme Cour
and back again to the District Cont
J. OTTAWA, June 26.-1n consequence O
l. the reciprocity negotiations, it is under
a stood that Parliament will assemble i,
December or early in January. 1t i
y proposed that the Dominion Parliamen
be in session at the same time with tn
n Senate of the United States.
MILAN, June PA fifteen years con
;, tract was definitely closed here TODAY 70
II putting Pullman Palace cars on ali tn
It lines in Upper Italy. This covers al
the great routes OF travel via the lakes
!. The press highly compliments America,
" progress and Director Gen Amilbon, =,