Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-19
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y. hiltI tuc Unity -stcouu DhliOi RESULTING
in Dawes 50. Hoar rs. Curtis co, Adams
10. Washburne 10, Banks 10, scattering
s, a recess was taken. during which
Dawes men balloted for candidate
other than Dawes. The result was: DR..
Loring received SO, Washburne IA, the
rest we're scattering. The Dawes men
made several propositions to the Hoar
men. one for union, or for Loring, and
one for one more ballot, and then to ad-
journ till Tomorrow. All of the propo-
sitions were rejected, and on the reas-
sembling of the Convention, a motion to
proceed at once with the ballot was car
ried after the roll was first called. Then
began the many change of votes, lasting
nearly half an hour. The result was
Whole number Of votes cast were 267,
number necessary for choice 1874, VIM.
b. Washburne $50, Curtis GA, Dawes 26,
Adams 10, Loring 4, Banks and scatter
ing 3. The President declared the cleo
ton Of Washburnc, and prorogued the
convention.
NEw YoHK, April II. - Duncan D..
Templeton, who shot his wife in Novem-
Der last, was to-day found guilty of
assault with intent to kill, and remanded
for sentence till Monday.
General Sauer President of the Ger
man bank, was removed to-day by the
unanimous vote of the Directors. He is
charged with Irregularities, consisting,
according to Sauer's admission, OF his
having loaned to himself S65, 900 of the
banks money, the collateral given being
property in Brookly. The capital Of the
bank is $4,000 900 and the surplus is
so. 900.
New YORK, April IA Herald special
from London says placards are posted in
the agricultural districts of England
cautioning intended emigrants to America
stating, on authority of Consul Archibald,
at New York that 10000 hands are
ready to return to England. A lock
out of 10000 miners is threatened in
Cornwall.
RALEIGH, n. c., April IA private
dispatch this evening reports that Bald
and Stone Mountains are alarming the
adjacent counties with rumbiings. The
rumbling is much more serious than was
previously reported. Scientists conf
IDENTIFY expect an eruption.
WASHINGTON, April l7.-Orders have
been given to put the ship Shen-
andoah and guard at New York
on the Franklin at Boston, out of comis-
sion, ard discharge the men whose terms
are nearly or quite expired
The House Committee on Railroads
has authorized Hurlbut to draft re-
port in favor Of the construction Of
double track freight railroad from the
Mississippi valley to tidewater The
reference to tue cost Of transportation OF
grain on such road, shows that it can
be carried from Chicago to New York at
fifteen cents per bushe.
The Investigating Committee this
afternoon subjected Chittenden to five
hours cro8s-examination but failed to
elicit anything beyond reiteration of the
statement that he paid Brown and Kirt-
land $50 600 for their intlenuce, but did
not know what their influence was, nor
how it was exerted lie never sought to
know, but paid them on their incorrobo-
rated statement that it was their intlu-
ence that secured the contract.
Governor kellogg, of Louisiana, tele-
graphed to the President o.day asking
him to issue rations to the people
if Louisiana is rendered destitute by the
recent floods. The President replied
that he does not feel justified in giving
such orders while Congress is in session,
but will send Kellogg's dispatch to the
Louisiana delegates, and gladly carry
out any resolution passed by Congress.
The Senate executive session was occu-
pied for nearly an hour in the discussion
of the nomination of McCook to be Coy
ernor of Colorado, without reaching a
vote.
The cabinet session to-day was unus.
ually long, and fully attended. The
Senate Finance bill was discussed, the
President explaining his views at length,
but what they were has not TRANSFERRED
1t is generally believed that the Presi.
dent will approve the bill.
The Secretary Of War has instructed
the officer at Duval's Bluff to proceed to
Little Rock, to investigate the report
that Baxter had seized the telegraph
Office to prevent Brooks party from
using the wire and see that kilograms tc
and from the General Government wer,
not interrupted. Postmaster Genera
Cresswell has telegraphed to the post
master at Little Rock to deliver the mai
addressed to Governor Baxter, or Baxter
Governor of Arkansas, to Baxter, auC
that addressed to Brooks to Brooks
and hold letters simply addressed to the
Governor of Arkansas for the present.
NEW YoRK, April lS.-A London letter
says In the eastern counties Of England
a very bitter conflict broke out between
the farmers and their laborers. The
latter have joined Union which was
started couple of years ago, with its
new headquarters in Warwickshire, and
have demanded an extra shilling week.
This has been refused and the laborers
have consequently struck on one or two
farms, and the farmers have retaliated BY
locking out all Union men and declaring
that henceforth they will employ only
1t is said the landlords