Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-09

New YORK, July Gen. Hillhouse is
reappointed Assistant Treasurer at New
York.
A Washington dispatch says six mill
lions of the five per cent. National Bank
reserve, required to be kept in the Treas
ury, is already received, and the Treas
urer estimates that tomorrow receipts
will increase it to nine millions and a
half. The total amount of $500, 600 OF
National Bank notes was received at the
redemption division to-day.
The Erie Railroad has filed answer to
Angeles suit, in which it denies every
allegation thereof. The Erie Company
has commenced suit for 81 ,293,OOO
against Jay Gould to recover the amount
expended by him from its proceeds in
transactions with express stock, and the
amount claimed or money expended on
porperty alleged to be free from encum-
brances, conveyed by Jay Gould to the
famous restitution transaction Of Novem-
Der, 1873. He had agreed to convey this
property free of encumbrance, but failed
to do so. The delay in publishing the
report of the English experts in the Erie
case, is severely commented on in Wall
street.
Thomas Keep, Of Brunswick, n. j.,
who threw his three children into the
canal on Monday, drowning one, and
then attempting to drown himself, died
suddenly to-day.
1t is rumored that Commissioners
Charlick and Gardner have resigned to
prevent giving Mayor Havermeyer en-
barrassment, Geo. w. Matsell, Police
! Superintendent, is mentioned as one
successor and John r. Voorhees, another.
WASHINGTON, July THE three Dis
trict Commissioners to-day continued
the investigation into the District affairs.
1t is ascertained that 1925, 900 is needed
to pay the interest due on the LIST OF
July; $50, 900 to redeem the securities
pledged, and Sl00 900 to pay the clerical
force. The workmen for the late gov.
eminent nearly exhausted the appropri-
alton of 81, 100000,
James W. Taylor, consul at Winnipeg,
British North America, writes to the
Secretary of State, that about May LIST,
the chief residents of Manitoba trading
with the Indians at Red river, had sever.
al hundred buffalo robes stolen by G
party representing themselves as author
lied by the Marshal of Manitoba, on thu
ground that they were trading in snug
gled goods. He had written to the Mar
shall to ascertain if the party acted undeI
his orders, and ascertained that the,
acted without authority.
The new District Commissioners hav,
completed the examination of the Dis
trict affairs, and decided on genera
system of retrenchment. They promul
gated series of orders this afternoon
which effect Immediately number o
changes.
New YORK, July MANY of the mos
l distinguished physicians and scientist
: assembled vt a meeting of the Neurology
8 cal Society last evening, to discuss tn
. questions connected with hydrophobio
g DR.. VIM. GanaSaSnd occupied the chail
}. and spoke of the peculiar features of th
u case of VIM. Mccormick that convince
l. the physicians that he had true hydro
: phobia. The inability to swallow eithe
:. fluids or solids was very marked. 1t wa
9 absolutely impossible for him to swallo
II water or ice, and when attempts wer
j. made the substance was thrown from th
IS mouth with violence. The flow of saliv
U was marked and constant. The spasn
l. indicated deep seated disease of tt
IT nerve center. DR.. Hammond admitte
l. that while the disease might be bloc
J. poison and changes in the organs Of lif
y it might have been caused by assimilato
lie of that poison, yet it was more than pc
IL sible it was true nervous disease, liz
il tetanus, while no treatment had effecte
d cure in well authenticated cases, y
s. the application of galvanic current h.
10 in the only case in which it had BET
ID tried, prolonged the patients life sever
10 days. After speaking of cauterizin
ID an other methods of destroying the viru
+ DR.. Hammond advised by all means Il
III excision Of all the parts involved. I
" then read resolutions urging the taxing
u of dogs, and belives that muzzling did i
a. good, because it was impossible to Ike,
IT. a dog constantly confined. He adv
IT Gated Bural's method Of bunting 4
rs teeth by filing Of the incsors and cant
III teeth, to make the bite of dog as harl
n less as that of herbiferous animals. T
resolutions were adopted and committe
, were appointed to investigate furth
:, and report at future meeting Je
:, nings and his foreman, who were bitt
by the dog whose bite caused the dea
of Agatha, nee Miss Noyes. were preser
and were questioned with interest.
J. general discussion OF the subject of b
N drophobia then took place.
,r BALTIMORE, July bishop Wheel
il died at the St. Agnes Hospital here
day.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, July 1T
!. Michigan Central Railroad depot al
/" contents were burned this evenin
o Loss, SIS, 600.
LrTTLE ROCK, July THE returns