Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-05-29
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WASHINGTON, May 25.--ln the House,
under the call OF States, q number of bills
were introduced and referred. Albright
presented joint resolution from the
Pennsylvania Legislature demonstrating
against the cancelng of the contract
with the Pacific Mail Company for mail
service.
Grassland introduced bill to repeal
the law which suspended payment to
local master for slaves drafted and re-
ceived as volunteers in the army.
Scott called up the Senate bill supple
mentary to incorporate the Texas Pacific
Railroad Company and to aid in tbs con-
structon of the road. He explained that
the bill was for the purpose of enabling
the company to execute mortgage upon
the portion of its road completed.
Edmuuds submitted an amendment
that nothing in this act shall be con-
strued to effect or entitle said corporation
to any other, or further rights to public
lands, or in any other respect as against
the United States than such as by law il
is now entitled to, and the bill was
passed as amended.
The President sent to the Senate to.
day the name of Richard l.. Boixe, to be
u member of the Board of Public Works
of the District of Columbia, vice Adolp phi
Cluss, removed.
General Butler appeared in his seat
to-day.
New YORK, May pa young man
named Hammer murdered Plattord in
Brooklyn on Saturday night, by dealing
him a heavy blow on the back of the
head.
The authorities of Chill have deter
mined that international law does not
justify them in the imprisonment of
Captain Hyde for the loss of the English
steamer Tacna. He is to be liberated
and returned home to England. The
Government offers to pay his passage
and to compensate him for his imprison-
ment.
CHICAGO, May 25.--Dr. David Swing
yesterday publicly announced his deter
mination of applying to the Chicago
Presbytery for letter of dismlssion
from the ministry in the Presbyterian
Church He will remain with the Fourth
Presbyterian Church, however. He
preached yesterday to an overlooking
house, hundreds being unable to obtain
entrance. The collection taken up after
service to pay off the church debt
amounted to $1,000, the whole indebt-
edness.
VIsALn, CAL, May 25.-Gus. De
Young, of the San Francisco Chronicle,
was arrested here last night and lodged
in Jail six hours on the charge of INSIDE
meanor. He was tried this afternoon in
the Justices Court and discharged.
Thn - ,nl, hat Aa
town of Visalia is defunct and its ordin-
ances null and void since the charter
, election of May 5, and the city authori-
ties have not yet made a new ordinance
covering the offense. He was arrested
: by the Fresno county officers imme-
, dlately after his discharge, and gave bail
for his appearance in Fresno City Oh Fri.
day next.
CAL1sroGA, CAL, May 25.--Jas. Thomp-
: son, Il miner in the Rattlesnake mine,
5 was seriously injured by a premature
blast this morning. His recovery is very
doubtful.
A Chnaman was dangerously injured
in the Great Western mine yesterday by
3 cave in the upper tunnel.
Ground was broken to-day for the
erection of stamp gold and silver mill
on st. Helena mountain. The prospects
of the mine are of most encouraging
3 character.
SAN FRANc1sco, May 25.-One hundred
and fifty French Republicans were at the
banquet at Turn Verien Hall, Bush street
last night. 1t was given in honor of NM
Grousset and Joude, companions Of
Rochefort in his exile and fight, and M
; Mibielle, head of the International So
! ciety. Eloquent speeches were made by
! the distinguished guests, in which they
! defended Rochefort and the Paris Com
: mune. Other patriotic speeches were
: made, and the banquet did not close til
a late hour.
PORTLAND, Oregon, May 25.-The cru
saders still continue to make daily rounds
to the saloons in full force.
DARMsTADT, May 25.-Princess Alice
| OF England, wife of Prince Louis Of
Hesse Darmstadt, has given birth to .
daughter.
ROME, May 25.-The Pope is suffering
from fever, the result of a cold. Recep
8 tons OF the Vitican are consequently
suspended.
A Ministerial crisis exists here in con
sequence OF the rejection by Parliamen,