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TELEGn67I|fc EKEVlJ.ES.

Christopher e. Fletcher, Of Fort Wayne, Ind 5eEter-
asy 0led voluntary petition i'll bankruptcy.
Tho United Satcs Court meets ut Indianapolis
Thursday.
TITO champion sil7cr cup, valued at 5000 which was
To BY Albert Gay1:icr at ihe billiard mulch year ego,
.s stolen from Its 6atoon, in Now York, yesterday.
About inches Of snow ID reported in tho Mime
scta pucrles. The ground Ia frozen hard, aud the
lan!ng Of logs is fairly under way.
The different religious denomination. in Alrou, O.,
hare united In all organization for tho relief Of the
too1 during The coming winter.
Airs, John d, Poiasant, Of OMAHA committed bui-
c'ae us1ng MI atacz Of temporary ironuity late Mon
day Night Is throwing herself into well.
uoy. Heuaricls. Of Indiana. yesterday appoinisd
tae Hon. William i. Holman Trustee o. baha!f Of tho
State for the Autlat:ua Rational Cemetery.
The working sno h.s .,een reduced to eight hours
in tho Union Fc!iic shpps 1T Oueha ind a the North
platte. The arc paid by tho hour.
Nearly 5oa cers Of East-bound freight sna go
q West-oounl freight passed over tha bridge at
low fellow, named Sandy Nelson, keeper Of IN
lndanapo!is ahsgns!lon h0,lso, haG alsel William
IoEe ettisen who took energetic hsops 10 hrcak W
LIS ten' Tor sl3, ,o00 daraGes THO caso IL on tflal.
Roi1esl J. Johnson formerly employed by tho
AmssiGan tn Express Company, wns found dead " =
e:1be IN 1ndiaMsos yesterday lnoynilig waero 1t ID
Supposed he went to sleep while 1ntos1cEtod.
Considerable interest is already manifested through
oHt Neoras4a about tho removal Of the State Catita!
1rou! Lincoln. Tlcss " doubt that strung move
mcnts SILL TO mzdo TO effect It.,
The internal Eeyeuo recelp.s Of tho rcors Datrtet
sss t ss "st mxs9 oSt6 sa
last year.
Senator Morton ia expected at Indianapolis Thurs
aay, o., hts WY 10 TAansnStpn 1t IVAN mt exrcc,sd
<ur TWO meha at least. Ho as bao much improved
In health by tho Hot Springs Of California.
Tho bloody tragely;at Independence, afo lust year,
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4
ITO JANE1no, Nov. 2G.-Atyices from 1'ucuoa Ayres
report that battlc wss fought on thu 18th instit,
near Layorlc, between tho Government troops mud
tho insurgents. The national forcca were commanded
By Gen. Arras and tho InaursectionGts were unlcr
Gen. Nitro. Thu engagement ocvoso Que, laBt
ing three hours, aud closing without decided result.
Four hundred Of tho Government troops wero killed
autl wounded. The loss Of the Insurgents not
known. Col. Bolzas, Of tho Government army, was
wounded,
Ato,;rEy1pEo, Nov. 20.-It Is reported hero TINT
Gen. NIitre las acut representative to Due!iua ayres
tu negotiate with tho Government for ceslat!ou Of
hcBtiities,
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16,a1j,35a


Tho Duke Of Edinburgh's bsbY has already
begun to taste soMo OF tho sweots Of royalty.
haviug received !. great number or nico prehenta
from lia royal rolations, Including . .oradlo. In
silver iillgrao, lined with pinl; silk. pink outalna
covered With Wh,te lnoo hold mp by al elegantly
chiselatl pola. with chnrlning baby-faeo looking
out from l. knot OF pinl; ribbons. priaceaa
Heatrico has workoa quilt Of white sntn for .hla
beautiful cradle. aud embroidered tho Ha'no with
rosns 10 natural aa aimoHt to docoye the oyo. 4
silyer-git Gorviee. CONSISTING Of ~. = saasepan,
grayod with tho armB at Engnnd aud tho inl-
tlals Of tho roynl baby, ars also among tho proa"
anita
, 1874-12-02
ITALY.

PROVOKED ANNvETyTo aAtInALn1.
RoMr Doc LIN tho Chamber Of Deputies to-day
suyulal bills for grant Of IN annuity to d7ribaldl
wora read.
s.gnor Arghotti, President Of tho Ministry agreed
to tie carly consideration Of tho nnbrc sud nnnounc-
od that the Government would submit bill With tho
aarno ob1uct In Yi0X.
, 1874-12-02

Tao December torn OF tha Ksnka.ee Circuit Court
optuel yesterday. TeEe ro lDn s9aGh ou TIM tn:kbt
Fry, who attempted ii8 poisoning of tho Atwood Gatn-
4y, 1T Dss IalEd ItRt fp will he tiled oil an inct-
nicnt for stealing hotues Thomas, t!e neero burglar
torn od, from pxasaut tndloo!o,a It ID doubtful II
hi csas will afst ba pAtssl rtun w sh eatilly aoust
, 1874-12-02
CUBA,

sANr1Auo DE CupA, Nov. 25, y7a Ha7ana.-A
gpanish gunboat arrived In this haroor to-day with
small schooner in tow flying tie Drituh ag. Tile
yesael was found the coast % miles from tiB port
aud ~ lssles from tho HAoro. Sue still carrles thu
British coors, although an armed craw from tho gun
boat ID Oh board.
, 1874-12-02

Speciaf Dtpafsh 10 71t Chicago 1tfluac.
WABu1NoToa, y. O., Dec. 1.-rho Executive Council
Of the United Order Of Wortngmsn gives out TINT
that order has determined to ali Its Influence this
vnor IN favor Of Imitation legislation. The Secretary
Of tho Order claims that tere n 900 lodges already
organized in tic country and that these lodges
etitute compact formidable secrot political organizes
ton, Tho financial policy Of the Order consists IN
proposition to abolish tho uRtional banking Bysteu
and to issue grecnbaek currency which shall
not DO based gold, but upon tue real aiid personal
property Of tho nation. The Executive Council caim
to lbs nbp to control several prominent man, and Bat1
that hcucofor.h the Order will bs IN tmporantclemon
IN politics.
TIE REVIVED STATUTES.
The printing Of the Roviaed Statutes has beon COM
peted al tho Government ONCE. The Gtatues nu,bor
1000 paGca, md the index GOO pagez, The analytical
indox Bnid to bo worry mastery work. The ALPHA
brs4eal index Is not yct begun ana 1t IN not probable
fora January. It is evident that there will DO
There Is great dlsagrecment to the sfoct Which
Treas'.sry authorities isi.s that tue noyenao ]nws
have lot been modified by tue revision III anE 1npnr-
ans n ct,a to ssw hs FL ~ o ts
law by the revision III point Of fact not changes.
nat realrlna.0a of e.iaus leg,sat!!S One c;se,
Essx YORK; '''tstsy t. y j. i wea si' sss sas %
Ths Tie eaFo Is tint ii braics q tho higher radea Ills
Gu nge which The revision secins 10 saro nude in tile
duts Is from - per pro0f gallon to 80 Fer cuatu,n
i; god ,4any congressman conversant with tart
atters iIsxt, on tLs other hand. that through iua
verteuce. or from othor ca'lses, there wero
BEvEnAL IMPORTANT cl1ANHis
ratla by tlo rcsislon which canno 10 called rca-
bu tlIscusull iu ConGress
Tni: RUSSIAN m1sssoH.
THO r,'nar wl'ic. was III circulation today thai tho
, 1874-12-02
TURKEY.

LONDON, Doc. IA apesial dispatch 10 the Datly
Ncsvs from Constaut!nolAe st:stp s1sct tho Grand
Viz!er haa sued tho editor Of thu auppIussed Lcsant
Uefad for defamation OF character, and that, In Tho
eyant Of hts condemnation, tho Turkish Government
will ulpy to thu British Euahassy for tina sd!tors ax-
ulleip1 from tho country,
, 1874-12-02

THE CGAls'H PEACE ScIfEMEs
LONDON, Dec. "a Berlin diupatcn 10 tho 1tn'ts
aays RuHsia contemplation tho reasaoznb1lng, ut1t
t1arch. in St. Petersburg, Of thu Intesnalnnr
LAW Conference lately held III Brussels. LIZ
ertions viii probably be made to ercuro the
consent Of Great britain anu somo minor states.
Thu work Of tho Conference will bt confined to the
enactment Of marc purely phllsuthroriu clauses Of
progrI,n,,,e pronosel by lss:a II taesc eaAeaynra
ia The throo Nortcsu Powers may possibly Hetta tha
matter alone.
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RUNNING FULL TIME,

hIASt AEsvEE, u. H., Doc 1.-Tho manufacturing
copan 'es Of this city which have been running OH
phott lin TO- begun Oh full tilno thi4 wecl,
, 1874-12-02

THE INTERNAL DISTURBANCES.
n1o JANE1Ro Nov. 30.--Tho Brazilian Government
u acssycly supprossng tho disturbances III the PROV
Ii, 3ea Of regna,nbuco md Faral.iha.
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OBITUARY.


GEN. ltuBEur o, TYLER. -..
t,osroa, Dec. 1,--yeateraay aftsruoua aen. Robert
D. tyler. ohtaf Qusssr1naaer ct tue eseona Military
, 1874-12-02
GREAT BRITAIN.


L0Bs OF LIFE pEEltQ 4 NALE4
LoNpoN, Dec. e.-5 t.. 11.-Twenty-one lives Wero
lost Oh the Scottish during the gale Of Saturday
nul Sunday.
, 1874-12-02
RUSSIA.


HUMoAKD ILLzsEb9 OF r EE EZAH.
LoEnos, Dec. 1.-Nowp il rureved here Of the Ill
ness Of tho Czar Of Russia und II IL rumorel that hc
IL iusaue.
, 1874-12-02

The mail stea,lcr from CEns Town, Afrca has ar
rived with nova thnt Grsua Land Ind beon an-
nexcl y tho Dritiah authorities thna completing ts
territorial connection httwrtn Capp Colony and Naial
1t baliescl that thN acquisition would Lead to tho
political ulnu Of the two colonies md the rcpreEent
ton Of NRtul in tho CaEe Parliament.
, 1874-12-02

-
TnnT 1fUHo:, aIitl., Dec. 1.--DowA--rrop OF
Cof.Guld.
Ur--lropt ls'Esin, Colorado ntrnr Eew'cn,v nj
ryGs' up l,arEea y. Mll'. iSp!inll Elnt r"nsoFt
terA Atre.
WtEn-SnullH,hs ec.tle; weusi,nr nuo. |
rnfr iIUnnH, Affe'l., Dec. I.-l,ows-I'rhp Gnbo. |
Ur~-fhe t:.r hnhin yo'.gn, which will 10 nso win
, 1874-12-02

KILLED ~ pnIvArE TATcltslaH.
New YoRK, Dec. l,-Duriug qnarro! On Tuosday
niAt list pstrFot tlanrg nroWn and Mtchaa Maougy,
frlyat4 WatehulEu In Eoukh st1sat tht AstsS &tetek
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-08-06
SEWIGo MACHINES.
The Remington
F.i.UILT SEULNG
.HfCHLNE.
sEwigo MAcHiNEs.


The Remington Sewing Machines are
rapidly becoming general hyor'tes sod
Gaining favor i'm every household where
thcv are introduced. While il is not our
purpose to run down any Sewing Machine,
we do claim that cur Machines are SO COM
pl,,c rs 20 oyercouca 'l the principal OBJ
icct;ous that are found in the Shuttle Sew
inc Machines. That which has been long
sought after by probably every Sewing
Machine Company in the land, has been
obtained in our Machines that is, an
even. round, buTs-eye stitch on all kinds
81 goods. coarse or fine, without tie use
of Cog Wheel Gears, Rotary Cams or
Levers. working silent and smooth while
IN motion, Is positive proof ,haJ il viii
continue d ran vciI i.rycer w.t-ou, cT-
pc.-e
I.Ias Straight Necl'e Perpendicular
action. Automatic jr.rio.l, makes the
locker sTUTrLESTICu, which vii
..rLIpuEANII, a-d is alike ON
.b.ti sides; F-f.ra- reri,c, sewing on
..,r, description of aa.g.aL with cot
tar. I..sa or SIR treal Gyn lao o..r-
,s.t.tac fires, number
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad,

which as Great Line Of its short lie
economical ougou
through and traffic and etweer
Wcse and The Altar tic teatcard
the cy huntington 10
be but
the cv limiting will
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Railroads etendaq tbrough the e,ic Vest and NohreSt

briigc bet
he made city huntington with
Railroads crtcndag N3ough the e'e Vest and N0rhecest
the Company contracts awarded work ths
nG within few it will be the ermnls1 six or %
IT, As ronacprg of Huntington has advantages which
% f l extensive iron beds Of Southern Virginia.
the he ' a qi r R r give InS Su 1h s R %
quality and the abundant na3! Of m Goals which they IT mere a
that The ] ri ron is nd in quantities and under crcnn
available Here also timber abOan in great variety and
0 i: s Ts city Ts c r sg sG d iE s
na eI s i31 on s wss s at s head ,s5 "a
the great staples Of products Of the manufacture
s. As pace Of Tcac inviting locality be found than the
addition u which the site is remarkable and its
climate the sos and thriving population every possible
comfort and 9neeme for the o. re-
width to ALLOW the cultivation Of ornamental trees
residence enough allows allow space for The cult
posed lots will be residences lots will only be sold
system for grades has been established upon
plan economically adopted and which is adapted for
In the city the Stat, Normal School Marshall College b@s 5
buildings and grounds, . Ts afG sh s bH pa enn at mod
education Of their GA!irei a. - IItabiI 7epuotion
prices 10000 feet vary from so to Soo each according "
The Of payment Are ten ISI on ph @ they may pay
within hi days from 11 Of purchase snt" contract % H date
g with interest per per and
the sp'g 5t nl na aI 'Sh the purchase made on these
the with the terms
Each purchaser required build the lot purchased within one year O
the date purchase and in certain specified Of the city to
scts nunce and to conform TO specified regulations issS
and location the buildings be erected
Of
all Of the older
Ohio
scse
and ONO
huntington " ''J w
crate s,,,bIe these
; furnishes
States via Washington " ~
ngOn letter
information viii given application made IN person VI " ~
10 s''nsf :" INC ID. W. EMMONS. Cent Supt
JOHN ia. OBEY, Agent
Huntington, West Va
JAMES J. TRACY, Seey and Ttsssmy. O.. NJ, Vol
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EDHBROIDERS-
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WHITE & BONNER,
20 be found at their extensive mills on
the banks Of the Guyauaeste river near
the railroad bridge. This firm has supe'
rior advantages over all others for fur
nishing building material, for their mill
is located in the very heart Of the best
timber market in the known world.
Logs of immense length are hOatel
from the stump to their log way saving
the expense of large teams Of oxen, gen
orally necessary for drawing heavy tin
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-08-06
DIR. I. Walkers California

ctIbleprCparatlOn, MADE emery from
the native herbs found on the lower
ranges of the Sierra Nevada noun
tains of California, the medicinal
properties Of which are extracted
thereir0m without the use of Alcohol.
The question is almost daily asked,
"What is the cause of the unpar-
allelcd success Of VINEGAR BIT
TIERS ?" Our answer is, that they
remove tie cause of disease, and
the patient RECEIVERS his health. They
are the great blood pmiiier and a
Efe-givinc principle, perfect Keno
vat0r and Invig0rat0r Of the system.
Never before in the history of the world
has a medicine been compounded pos
scssing the remarkable qualities Of NIN-
E4AR llrrEgS in healing the sick OF
every disease man is heir %. They are
q gentle Purgative as well as Tonic.
relieving Congestion or Inflammation Of
tie Liver and Yisceral Organs, III Bilious
Diseases
The properties Of DIR. Walk
IRIS VIyEgAR BITTEES are Apcrient, Dia-
uhorc.ic. Cs-minqtivc. Nutritious. IANG-
tive. Diurctic. Sc stive, C0Upter-lr1tGnt,
Sudorifc. Alternative, and Anti-Bilious.
Grateful Thousands proclaim
VINEGAR bIrrERS the most wonder
rui Iugigoraut that ever sustained
the sinking system.
No Person can take these Bit
teTS according 10 directions, and re-
main long uHwc. provided their
bones are not destroyed by mineral
poison o. other means, and vital or
saus wasted beyond repair.
Bilious, Remittent, GId IN
tcrmittent Feyers, which are SO
prevalent in the valleys Of our great
rivers Throughout the United States,
especially those Of the Mississippi,
Ohio. Missouri. Illinois, Tennessee,
Cumberland, Arkansas, Red, Colo
RADIO. Braces, Rio Graudc, Pearl,
Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, Ro-
cnoEc, james, and many others,
with their vast tributaries, through
ont our entire country during the
Summer and Autumn, and remarka-
tly 50 during seasons of unusual
neat and dryncss, are invariably ac-
o0mpanied by extensive dorangc-
mcnts Of the stomach and liver, and
other abdominal vjscera In their
treatment, Il purgatiye, cXortInS q
powerful influence upon these vari-
...fN sgrsNr
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II y RS EB Y.

The undersigned beg leave to inform
.hcir patrons and the public in general.
hat they oGer I'd the EoQowcu Nursery,
Quaker Bottom, Lawrence Co., Ohio, fall
# 1873 and spring oflS74, the following
fruit trocs-Ererereen SC.
10000 Apples trees,
99o9 Peach trees,
91a} Pear trees, standard and dwarf,
5000 Cherry trees in variety,
$3.50 EveTErecns in varieties,
9J99 Grapes several varieties,
9999 CUrraats, go05ebe-ry, raspber-
IS sc.
Al If which well be sold low for Cash.
address. ASA we.
l2-Sm c TUELEY & SONS
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-01-08
ITEMS OF NEWS.

Mr.. Kendall has introduced 3 bill to repeal
tina Act granting TO this State the 10th and;:36th
sections of the public lands, SO far as the un-
sold portion of the same is concerned, and to
donate in lieu thereof one million acres of pub
land to be selected by the State. The Utah
bills will come up in Congress to-day. The
Eureka Sentinel says it is understood that all
the Nevada State officers desire reelection.
DR.. Mckinney, late of the Virginia Chronicle
arrived at Eureka on Monday. Brad Dow has
left Eureka for the Elko Hot Springs. Lam
bert Schnelt fell from his horse and was dragged
by the foot till he died. near Grass Valley
Cal, on the 3lst ult. Finney, the man impli-
Gated by Matheney In the Green murder, is still
working near Eureka, and is trying TO reinstate
himself in public esteem. ~. Freights over the
Virginia and Truckee Railroad for December
amounted to 1909 ,40s pounds. The Consoli-
dated Virginia Mining Company shipped
Saturday Sos 74S "a, the product Of the mills
for a week. Some of the New York papers are
suggesting the idea of shipping -four to Hin.
dostan The filling Of the reservoir on the line
Of the ditch Of the Virginia and Gold Hill Water
Completed last Friday night. IT. A. Cunning
ham, formerly driver on the overland stage
line, was killed by blast at Deep Creek, Utah,
on the I'd. =. The occupation Of Senator Patter-
son, OF South Carolina. was. an exchange says,
endeavoring to keep out of the State Prison. 80.
The colored people at Sacramento celebrated
the anniversary of the EmanciI alton Proclsma-
tion on the LIST inst. Ike Weaver was hung at
Red Bluffs on Friday. Gov. Booth refusing to
interfere. "A definite attack on the Civil Ser
vice in Congress is contemplated. IA skeleton
map of the territory west of the Mississippi has
been issued by Lieut. Wheeler, of the Topo-
graphical Engineers. 1t is announced that
the Government of Peru is to lay a. telegraph
cable to Panama. . "A bill has been introduced
in Congress to appropriate 100000 to improve
the channels of the Sacramento and Feather
rivers. The light fingered gentry did heavy
business in Salt Lake City New Years night.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-01-08
EIGHTH OF JANUARY.

To-day is the anniversary OF one Of the great
est events in American his:ory-the battle of
New Orleans, fought January 8, lsls-just IS
years ago. 1t was fought after f rEeGty OF
Client was made. but news Of the event lad not
been received in the Southern States, and British
hostile troops still trod the soil Of America in
the South. The victory was q signal one, and
was achieved with but a trifing loss to the
Americans in killed and wounded. The victory
at New Orleans brought Gen. Jackson promi-
nently before the country, and the admiration
for his services in that battle spread to such an
extent that it contributed largely to his subse-
quent election to the Presidency. Much censure
was passed upon Gen. Jsckson's course at New
Orleans just preceding the battle. but his acts
were approved by Congress and the people gen.
orally, and when Death summoned the old hero
to the land of Immortality, he passed away as q
child sinking to sleep, revered and honored by
the American people. All hail the hero Of New
Orleansi
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-01-08
Eastern Dispatches.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-The bill to repeal the
Salary Act. taken up.
Stewart desired to further the bill to compel
the refunding of all back pay received.
Wright raised the point Of order, that Two
amendments were already pending. He thought
to cucumber it with all these amendments It
would defeat the bill He favored square re-
peal.
Flanagan, of Texas, thought s. 500 none too
much salary. 1t ought. in deed. TO be Sl0,u0o
He had drawn his pay pulling bundle OF
greenbacks from his pocket, and he meant TO
tight to kept
Elliot's speech, which he had read from manu-
script with excellent delivery and good voice,
attracted the close attention of the House and
galleries, the latter Of which contained many
colored people. He referred to the services of
his race in the battle fields of the country in the
late war, and IN the war of 1872, and said the
negro now appealed to the Constitution and
Government which he had fought to sustain for
protection against the outrageous prejudices
founded on cast. Replying to the constitutional
arguments of Stephens, of Georgia, yesterday, he
contended that Congress had, under the l4th and
18th amendments to the Constitution, complete
power to pass this law and to protect all citizens
of the country in all their rights. 1t could not
be pretended that the evils Of which the colored
people complain-their exclusion from public
houses and from sleeping cars, and from the
police powers Of the State. Elliot is from South
Carolina and is the darkest of any OF the col.
ored members, being nearly purely black. He
was educated in England.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-The Cabinet session to
day lasted about two hours. Our condition with
Spain was under consideration. The opinion in
offcial and diplomatic circles is that the Span
ish Republic is ended.
ALBANY n. Y, Jan. Gov. DiIs message
presented to the Legislature to-day, says thu
| condition Of the State generally is gratifying
/ The debt is small, educational institutions ART
| generally well managed, the laws enforced with
| renewed vigor. and great criminals brought K
speedy punishment. He thinks there have beer
! great abuses in the management OF the railroads
| Of the State and that Improvements now making
! on the Erie Canal will greatly add to its capa
bilities. He discusses the panic and the cur
| rency question, and expresses himself agRins
| any expansion or imitation Of the currency, anC
| favors specie payment at the earliest possible
| moment.
! DETROIT, Mich, Jan. 1.-Two men who wen
adrift on block Of ice in Saginaw Ray on thu
3lst OF December to-day succeeded in reaching
Shore but in nearly an exhausted condition
| Six men who started in beat on Sunday to fine
| them have not been heard from.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-The Senate, in Execu
tive Session, confirmed Cushing a. Minister tt
! Spain.
NEW YORK. Jan. 6.-At . special meeting o
| the Bar Association tonight Q resolution wa
unanimously adopted condemning earnestly an,
protesting against the nomination OF George d
| Williams Us Chief Justice.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-01-08
Foreign N eWs.

MADRID, Jan. 6.-The diplomatic representa-.
tives Of Spain at Paris, Brussels and Libson
have resigned.
1t is reported that the Government will re-
move the Captain Generals Of the PHILIPPINES,
Cuba and Porto Rico. It 10 probable that Gen.
Jose de Ia Concha will be appointed Captain.
General of Cuba.
The disarmament of disahected volunteers is
going on quietly everywhere.
LONDON, Jan. 6.-Dispatches from the vicinity
of Cartagena report the besiegers are inspired by
the new order Of things, and redouble their
efforts to reduce the city. At the same time
| the defenders seem to have taken fresh courage
| from the belief that the present Government IL
unpopular and short lived. Many have recently
made several desperate and effectual sorties
and have hoisted the black flag over Fort
| Golerss.
LONDON, Jan. IA Madrid dispatch to the
Standard reports 200 persons killed and wound
| ed in the disturbances at Sarogossa and vallado
| lid.
1t is supposed the new government intend
soon to add 100000 men a. . reserve.