Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-27
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| New ALBANY, Oct. 20.-This morning
the boilers in the pork house of Mitchell
& Co. exploded with tremendous force,
tearing the boiler shed to pieces and Sc
verely scalding four persons, one Of
whom has since died. The engineer
states that but forty five pounds of
steam was on at the time Of the explo-
| sion.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 20.-On the Memphis
& Little Rock Railroad to.day, the en-
CINE, baggage car and one passenger car
were thrown from the track by the falling
down of tender beam. The fireman
and brakeman were killed, and several
passengers seriously wounded.
DRY CANYON, Oct. 20.-A big strike
was made to-day in the Rather No. 2
mine, two hundred feet in the tunnel.
The vein is four feet, and the ore assays
from $75 to $500. A good thing for the
Rather boys.
ALBANY, Oct. 20.-Phelps, the State
larceny and forgery, has been sentenced
to the penitentiary for Is years.
CHICAGO, Oct. 20.-The Circuit Cour,
of Porter county, Indiana, recently de.
cided that the Michigan Central Railroad
should permit the Baltimore and OHIO
Railroad to cross its track near Lake Sta.
ton in that county. This right, how.
ever, the Central refused to permit,
which caused the trouble already re-
ported. The Sheriff, with a possee, at
tempted to disperse the mob, reading
them the riot act, and then attempting
to make some arrests. He was met,
however, with forcible resistance, yells
and derisive boots. This morning, it is
stated, steps are being taken to effect an
amicable adjustment of the difficulties,
with probabilities of success.
PARIS, Oct. 20.-Fiity-seven of the re-
Gently elected councils have organized,
twenty-three choing Republican Presi-
dents. The Mayor of Niece has been
dismissed for recommending the election
of persons favoring the separation of
Nice from France.
BERLIN, Oct. 20.-A Judge will leave
this city for Paris for the purpose of ex.
aiming officials at the German Embassy
there, thus .expediting the trial of Won
Arnim.
CHICAGO, Oct. 20. - The Tribune s
Washington special says: There is the
very best authority for the statement
that the President has grown weary of
the third term talk, and has intimated
his purpose to publicly define his posi-.
ton on that subject at an early day. He
will disclaim all hope or ambition for re-
election, and will assert his purpose not
to be candidate again, even if he
should be renominated in convention.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.-The Navy De-
partment reports three new cases of vel.
low fever at Pensacola Navy Yard.
The trial of the conspirators begun to-
day. Whitley asked postpenement of
his case till next term, which was denied.
Nettleship sought postponement to
give him time to produce ex-Solicitor
Banheld. His request was denied, and
his recognizance declared forfeited. The
Court took recess to examine the plea
OF Harrington and Williams, that the
Grand Jury that found true bill against
them was not properly constituted.
CHICAGO Oct. 20.-At o'clock this
afternoon Lieutenant Colonel Frederick
Dent Grant and Oda Marie Honore were
married at the residence Of the brides
father, W. H. Honore, Vincennes avenue.
Among the guests present were Presi.
dent and Mrs. Grant, Secretary Borie
and wife, General Babcock, General and
Mrs. Sherman, Secretary Belknap and
wife, General and Mrs. Rucker, General
Sheridan, Governor Beveridge and wife,
Senator and Mrs. Logan, General and
Mrs. Bavird, General Lawrence and wife,
Vice President Wilson, General Near. |
:hur, Hon. Joseph Medill General Ord, |
md General and Mrs. Custer. The
wedding was most elegant in all its ap-
continents. At 9 o'clock this evening
The bridal party left for St. Louis, where
hey will remain few days and then
proceed to Washington.
CHICAGO, Oct. 20.-A special from
Lake Station, Indiana, SAYS that when
The troops ordered out by Governor
Hendricks arrived to-day at point
where the collision occurred between the
employees of the Michigan Central Rail-
Dad and the employees OF the Baltimore
nd Ohio road yesterday, they dsployed
nd drew up, about 100 in number,
rmed with breach leaders and two Cat
ng guns, facing the Michigan Central.
he latter stood their ground, though
harmed. A charge had been ordered,
hen Chief Engineer Gardiner stepped
1t and asked for parley, giving him
III up at the same time. The parley
as granted, and resulted in the whole
lrty giving themselves up.
New YORK, Oct. 22.--The Worlds spe-
II from Bismarck, Dakota, says that
UGH excitement prevails among the In.