Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-02-03
Eastern Dispatches.
i Tempest in "a Tenpot--The Avengsr
OF his Sisters Honor Acquitted

REN iohh, Gu -lue pOi'o iO-uo.
discovered lot of unloaded hand gren
, AIDES on the premises of a Frenehmal
named DeBuchi, former Communist
DeBuchi was arrested. His friend
. claim that they are the remainder OF 10
purchased by the French Government
during the German war.
CUMBERLAND, Nd, Feb. LIN tn
case of Risley, on trial for the murder 0
Lloyd l.. Clary, editor of the Cumberland
Times, the alleged seducer of his sister
the jury rendered n verdict of not guilty
The verdict was greeted with cheers
and the prisoner was discharged and es
corted home in triumph.
Mimi. stock Board - IndianapoIi
Printers on "A Strike.
INV YORK, Feb 1.-The Mining Stool
Board of this city dissolved yesterday
and Gilbert l.. Haight was appointed re
ceiver. The Board had T. surplus funC
of 500, 900.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Feb. THE prin
tiers on all the newspapers in this cit,
struck to-day for an advance in prices o
composition. The publishers are firm
and refuse to grant the advance asked
which is twenty per cent. above wa
prices, and have secured help to issue to
morrow, but in reduced size.
Two Robberies.
Sr. LouIs, Feb. IA. W. Pyle, conf
dental clerk Of 3. Speyer & Co., jewel
ers, absconded with $40, 900 worth of dia
monds and watches.
The entire amount Of money secured
by the robbers OF the train on the Iror
Mountain Railroad last evening was "a,
400, beside number of gold watches
Vigorous efforts are being made for theil
capture.
Affairs OF the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company.
CHICAGO, February "A Washington
special to the Tribune, referring to the
scandalous developments threatened by
a New York paper, says: The New Yorl
Tribune's sensation is supposed to have
come to lightthrough the quarrel between
the stockholders of the Pacific Mai
Steamship Company, the documents re-
ferred to being letters and extracts from
the compnny's files and books. Rumol
assigns to nearly every prominent mar
in and out of Congress place in these
records, which show them to be guilt,
OF receiving brides from the company il
return for efforts to secure the subsidy
in which that corporation has rejoicet
for some years. There has been an un
tagging interest displayed oil day in al
circles here in regard to the matter. TIL
Ways and Means Committee began th
o Investigation of the matter with close
: doors during the last Congress, but 500
gave it up. As far as it was carried
a however, it disclosed something yer
, rich. 1t is said tue first man caugh
was prominent Democratic Congress
man from the West.
The Union Pacific Railroad Compa
I ny's Affairs.
The question of giving lands and bond
5 to the Atchison Branch of the Unio
Pacific Railroad is being thoroughly dis
cussed before the Judiciary Committee
Several Boston gentlemen have visit e
Washington to urge action on the sui
ject.
, Tn Morris Internal Machine.
/ New YOBK, February 2.-It was Gu,
+ rently rumored yesterday by those VIII
r have access to the inner circle of Brood
e Ign politicians that affidavits were place
It in the hands of Governor Dix wee
}, ago, giving the origin and history of IL
!, Morris internal machines, and that Il
= job was put in order to prejudice IL
l. case Of District Attorney Britton.
o Exciting News From Cuba---Militar
II Executions by the Insurgents.
/ The Cubans in this city have receive
It by mail particulars of the capture an
o execution of Colonel Montainers, IL
= Spanish commander. The Colonel, wi,
II 600 men, was conveying the train whc
{ was attacked and captured. Montaine
Il was also taken and his troops dispense
He was marched to the headquarters
= General Gomez, who at once ordered hi
to prepare for death, and soon aftefwar,
he was shot. Montainers was recognize
7 as especially severe to Cuban prisoner
J. News has also been received of Il
: shooting of the Spanish soldiers ca
] tured at Puerto Principe.
;, Kentucky Tragedy.
It CINCINNATI, Ohio, Feb. 2.-On Satu
i day, the 3lst ult., man named j. !
It Bullock was shot and killed by Villa
Q Carr, near Franklinton, Henry count
9 Kentucky. Bullock was riding on hors
d back, and meeting Carr struck at hi
1t with club, when Carr shot him, wi
o the above result.
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