Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-28
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upon then. ard the formers had -as
lad open by a b.ov. ard tae i.ite-
Eounded severely DoUbroSEIs sslzei /
. pair O. Largo shs2rs and p.ansed then
into Crucket.'s abdomen. causing his e--
trais TO pro,ruis ShS~s ross szs
nearly severed during the fight Croeks;- .
Is pEocozncsi fatally wounded Tie
barber ani bis assistant s1srsC1Ersd to /
the su:ho-itiss-
OMAHA. Oct- 2l.-Tbs STATE Aid s. !
c;e,v anro1r.ss hat ths-s s-s frco ). 900 /
to 1000 pzoFls uko mas: b led this 4
Win.er By clarity ..a...
DETso-I. O;- 2--Ies propeller +
Brooklyn. OF the Northern IIAEsFo.IA- 1
tiol Company. exploded h=r ocs1si his
siisrroou, il TIE rIvs- tEo Eilss o~aos
this city. Sixteen pers1ns are rspoE;sd
missing. The steamer Czns e.oasei
TIE s1rviro-s, q nalcsc c. stoZ are
bzilT injured. 10 this city.
NV Oz-xLSs, o-t a-A-.Ivs
prsusratic-s are bsioz -sis 10, the e.
ts-ta5uusai 0: tAs- knights IsUplzr,
zho axe e1pSc:ei t-oz 81 sEe-io-s Q. tes
Union to grand eourocsiioo- co0-
netting Tuesday, Dea- / Il Is esil-
mated thsi there al bz bs.sszr 6lss
AID loo l-sssu;-
Tie Ai;o-uey Gsuersl today UnoS-
ciAliy szii thst in his oPEnIon al usi1-
I r4liz.,ioo papers issued b. TIE Se>ord
] District Court sincs IsSt are uall sn3
yoid. Tie Pizzyans says 81 great legal
/ minds in the STATE are Q! unanInoas
| opinion tia; these pspS-s are legal sna
tie Attorney Gens-zl discovered the IL
regularity only Just before the election.
The Conservatives estlnsts the number
Of votes involved at 1 coo.
Wright, State Registrar Of Woes, has
gwen notice that be will to-day receive
the opinion Of the Attorney General IS
to the legality Of naturalization before
the Second District Court. The Con-
servatives say this question has beer
| sprung at this late hour by ten about
cans with q view is striking their names
| 1900 VIII. registration list, it now being
90 late for them to renaturalize and
register.
SHREVEPORT, Oct. 22.-General Mer.
nil, ccmmandant of this department.
and United States Commissioner Levese, |
state that papers are preparing for the |
arrest tomorrow of So merchants, who |
have pledged themselves to retain as en-
-Ns cbC WIZ Tic
party in the pending contest. There is
little excitement over the matter. Lead.
ing lawyers have advised the parties that
their pledge is not in violation of the en-
forcement act. The pledge this morning
received $50 additional signatures, in
Guiding the names OF representatives OF
nearly every business house in the city.
This was done Immediately on learning
Of the intended arrests.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 22.-Letters have
'een received at the Centennial rooms
rom Brazil, which indicate that the EN-
error will be the nations guest in 1876. .
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 22.-The T"i:f~.
ia Pacific railroad Company answer IN
presents about the same
lGts as stated in the case Of Reese VS..
affanscerning the company's
BATON ROUGE, Oct. 22.-ihh s,ea.,
oat Esparanza was burned at Prophets
Stand last night, with her cargo
PARIS, Oct 2l.-Ex.President Theirs
as written letter Indignantly DENYING
lat he ever represented the French Gov
lie to Italy. lie Hem ma hE fisantimen's hos J
ontrary he constantly affirmed that the a
ountry, Government and Assembly, dis
pp.o'ud OF any movement against Italy.
LONDON, Oct. pa special to the =
london Times from India, says that
'ena Sahib has been captured in Gwa- e
or. He has been identified beyond a
onbt by the Maharajah of S.india, and
5 now IN prison in the Maharajah' S pal
ce.. A political agent has taken his con-
ession.
TORONTO, Oct. 22.-The election trials r
re being proceeded with. Plumb, mem }
er for Niagara, Mckenzie, member y
rom Montreal, auu west and Cameron, C
lembers for South Huron have been I'm. o
lated by the Court. But in no case was .
ersonal bribery proven, so that each =
Iember is eligible again for election.
FLORENCE, Oct. 22.-Garibaldi has ac- Co
opted a nomination as candidate for the
arliament at Rome, STIMULATING to at
md the chamber only when he thinks
Is presence necessary. c
MADRID, Oct. 22.-The Government d
as issued an order directing the wind u \
~ up of the provincial banks within a t.
lonth. n
CHICAGO, Oct. %. A Washington q
peciaI says Mr.. jackson, the photo !, !,
rapher who accompanied the HAYDEN {,
1pedition to the Great West, returned al
ere to-day. He reports remarkable sue Il
ess in taking negatives. Several ruined
tiles. hitherto unknown. we're discov.
red and photographed One mountain "
las scaled and measured, and proved to
g somewhat higher than any other here, p
1fore measured In north America At
The resumption Business BY the re- ;,
enption division Of the Treasury De- !,
artm4nt, which VAS promised t6-da,, Z
III not occur for several dsys 10 come. "a
hose notss that have aceum Mated siEee "
;demptlOn ceased, s9rns weeks ago, Will
rat receive attention, after which the
snks generally will be called upon 70 ,
End 10 such nOtes a. they desire 70 have L
deemed
WAsHMGToS, Oct. 22-Ths National
epublican, which has been advocating
third term for President Grant, savs
-day the Presidency during another I,
I'm would have few attractions for him j
could confer On him no further or Jc
lgher honor. There Is no reason, there N
IRE, 80 suppose that be desires it, On "
le contrary, his natural traits and in. Z
lnations are known to be in the direc. j
on OF domestic quietude and privacy. Z :,
hese facts would make him appear N
diculous should he come out with a A
],
The jury in the safe burglary case, !,
as completed to-day, and is composed II
seven white and five colored Jurors. L
NEW YORK, Oct. 23-The World pub J,
shes a Iona ort;nla ~. a. a:.; r
ade and prospects Of the poor for the
oming Winter. From statistics given ri
the World it appears fully one-third at
the unskilled laborers in this city are 81
ow idle, comprising a population of co. b,
10 beings now in want, who have been D.
Unemployed for the last six months, and A
18th no prospect OF work before next re
pring. The outlook for the poorer er
asses during the coming Winter, the
'orld says is terrible. j