Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-03-20
Eastern DISPATCHES.

Eastern D1SpatCncS.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, March lS.-The wo-
men are still circulating the temperance
pledge. The saloon keeper to whom the
Commissioners refused license has ap-
pealed to the Supreme Court.
BUFFALO, March lS,-A Committee OF
the Ladies' Temperance Union visited
the Excise Commissioners to-day, re-
ouesting them to revoke saloon licenses.
The Commissioners replied that the
saloons were in their power now, but the
adjustment OF the license would only
make the condition worse.
CHICAGO, March lS.-A committee OF
ladies waited on the Mayor this morning,
requesting him to veto the ordinance
passed by the Common Council on Mon
day night, allowing saloons to be kept
open on Sunday. The Mayor, however,
refused, stating that he had pledged him.
self to favor the repeal of the ordinance
closing saloons on Sunday, and was
elected on that issue.
CLEVELAND, March lS.-A committee
of Is temperance ladies visited number
of the principal saloons of this city to-
day, including the bars of the Weddle
and Kennard houses. They prayed and
sang, attracting a curious crowd, bat re-
ceived no indignaty and secured no
pledges.
DAYTON, Ohio, March lS.-Tle tenn
perance crusaders made their regular
march to-day, notwithstanding the
weather and receiving outrageous treat
ment everywhere, but converting no
saloon keepers.
WASHINGTON, March 1S.-The District
of Columbia Investigating Committee to-
day decided that witnesses shall be CON-
PEELED to produce such private papers OF
individuals and corporations as may be
material to the issue after proper
foundation is taken. Very little com
mittee work was done to-day owing tc
the absence of large number of Con
gressmen at the steamship launch a
Chester. Nine car loads of eXcursionist
left here this morning.
NASHVILLE, March lS.-A fire brok
out at ! 80 this morning in the furniture
warehouse of the Tennessee Chair Man
ufacturing Company, and destroyed
completely, with $40, 900 worth of stock
The fire then communicated to the furni
ture stores of Greenwell, Atwell a. Sneed
destroying property to the amount @
$lS,000 The mattress mandatory @
o. II. Miller was crushed by the fallin
walls. All of the buildings belong t
Mrs. W. Talison who loses about $50
900. Total loss about 100000. Ii
sured for $50, 900.
CAIRO, ILL.,. March lS.-The telegram
received from adjacent points report n
damage done by the storm this morning
indicating its limited area. Eigf
houses were unroofed here, with toti
loss Of from 5000 to 5000. The rive
men took advantage of the hint from til
United States Signal Services warnin
of the storm, and made everything sec,n
before the hurricane came, thus escapir
damage to the shipping.
New YORK, March 1s.-Ninety-si1 ci
zens are summoned to attend the Unite
States Circuit Court in Brooklyn on Il
26th inst, from whom is to be selected
jury to try Sanborn Van Denworken al
Hawley.
Duncan, ex-Auditor of the NJ. L. Ra
way Company, has attempted to prov
in pamphlet published this evenin
the insolvency of that road.
The French Communists in this CT
celebrate the third anniversary of L
Paris Commune this evening by ba
q quet and ball. The proceeds to be 4
voted to the benefit of the widows aI
l.. orphans of the Commune.
h ST. LOUIS, March 1s.-It is report
q from Sedalia that the party Of detectiy
q in search of the Younger band of railro
# robbers came upon them in St. CT
4 county, and fight ensued in which t.
detectives were killed.
10 JACKSONVILLE, Fla, March 1S.-Gt
!. ernor Hart, of this State, died in Il
"a, city this evening.
~ BosToS, March lS.-The Senate |
q. passed the ten hour bill. An effort "
a. be made tomorrow to reconsider it.
20 CAIRo, ILL.,, March ls.-A terrific b,
ricane visited this city this morning, I
N roofing number of business houses n
of dwellings. The wind blew one or +
lie shanties into pond, the inmates bel
3 rescued by boats So far no lives Q
~ reported lost.
ID PITTSBURGH, March 1S.-At Mod
lie City yesterday an oil tank was struck
n lightning and burst, throwing the bur
d Ing oil in oil directions, setting fire
lie and destroying several store house
IS tanks and a large quantity of oil. tt
! loss is S32, 1000.
n
Z AT Beaver, Pa, this morning the Off,
! OF the Argus and Radical was burne,
u u Loss s25 goo; insurance $4,000.
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