Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-03-04
Eastern DISPATCHES.

ILltl justice o. tie supreme COuIt %
Washington Territory.
A banquet was gwen tonight by the
Alumni of Yale College, in honor of
Chief Justice Waite. 1t was attended by
large party OF distinguished gentlemen,
including President Grant, the Associate
Justices of the Supreme Court, President
Porter. Of Yale College. Vim. N. Evarts
and Judge PierPOnt.
NEW YoEE, March Am explosion
Of caps used in firing toy mortar in a
store on the corner of Broadway and
Twentieth streets, this afternoon. blew
out the whole front Of the store, serious-
ly iujuring the clerk of the establish
ment, and lady and gentlemen who
were passing.
The Catholic pilgrimage TO Rome is
announced to start not later than the
middle Of May.
Kennedy, shot by Mrs. Toner in Phil
adelphia last night, will probably recover.
He denies that Mrs. Toner shot him,
aud says it was man walking behind
them. bu: this story is generally disbe-
lieved.
Senior ALBANIA, agent for the Cuban
Republic here, says the patriot forces
more than hold their own. They num-
Der about twelve thousand armed men;
and they could put three times the mum
Der in the field if they conld procure
arms and ammunition. The native Cubans
are all on their side. Nearly half of the
island is in their possession.
CINCINNATI March 2.-The summary
of the temperance movement in sixty
Ohio towns and villages up to date shows
eleven towns in which liquor selling is
abandoned and over forty in each OF
which from dye to tweuty-siH places are
closed. The work is everywhere pro-
crossing vigorously. The Methodist
ministers Of Cincinnati have called tenn
perauce meeting for the people to con-
slider the expediency of inaugurating the
prayer movement here.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, March Am i'm
mense temperance meeting was held here
tonight The enthusiasm appears to
increase. Speeches were made by
number Of prominent citizens, including
several ladies'.
DAYTON, o., MIR. i.-Several praying
bands Of women visited number Of
saloons here to-day. None surrendered,
but several We're willing to sell out or be
Set up in other business. Three new
saloons were opened to-day. The women
are not discouraged, but are determined
to peTssvere.
81 Louis, Mar. "a fire tonight,
originating in the basement of 402 North
Fourth street, destroyed $4,000 worth
Of rubber goods stored there, belonging
/ t. the Goodyear Rubber Company 1t
completely Quilted the Dollar Store of J.
W Laton. Laton's loss cannot be esti-
mated tonight. Insurance on rubber
goods, $4,000
Lewis VI. Louk, a real estate agent,
blew out his brains this evening Finan.
cial trouble the cause.
PHILADELPHIA, Mar. 2.-The women's
temperance movement is still progress
ing and liquor dealers exhibit consider
able uneasiness at the Prospect.
BosroS, Mar. flames b. Libbey, of
the Boston Press, formerly one Of the
proprietors Of the Boston Courier, died
to-day.
=. INDIANAPOLIS, Mar. "A large meet
ing Of the prominent business men of
Indianapolis, held tonight, adopted res
olutIons favoring an increase of the vol.
ume OF paper currency, deprecating an
i'm mediate return to specie payment, and
endorsing the position Of Indiana Sena-
tors on the subject,
The temperance excitement continues.
Meetings were held this afternoon and
tonight.
WORCESTER, Mass, Mar. "a meet
ing is being held here with a view of
organizing a Temperance crusade, after
the Ohio style Great interest ia mani.
tested.
PHILADELPHIA, Mar. mo demon
STATIONS by the temperance crusaders
are reported to-day, The general feeling
he ia nd 30
efforts will be made, however, in the in.
terest of temperance reform.
BUFFALO, n. Y, March 2.-Ex-Presi.
dent Fillmore's condition is slowly i'm.
proving, and his physician thinks there
is chance for his getting up again.
NEW York, Mar. "A Paris letter
speaking of the approximating 10th Of
March, when the Prince Imperial vii
!, attain to bis majority, says the Postoffict
= Department has been showering million,
: and millions Of Bonapartist tracts, hand
bills and songs over the country, ant
e the provincial electors, both in town ant
country, have received visiting card
bearing the Prince Imperials photo
-" graph. One cannot travel twenty mile
out of Paris without hearing Of Bona
q partist agents being at work in every vii
; lage.
10 memorial TO Congress, numerousl
"a signed by bankers and others, has beef
2. left for signatures at the Cotton Ex
N change, against the issuing OF irredeem
q able paper money, as legal tender, an
:. stating that this is making forced loa
d upon the people of the United States
ID and is only excusable by the necessity 0
10 great war. and that their issue in tim