Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-12-01


go Companys second furnace started up
in full blast and working all right The
first furnace has been in continual blast
since the 25th of May last, and will now
run until the 23d of December, when a
short rest will be taken, extending over
the holidays. This is the most remark.
able run ever made by silver smelling
furnace en- the continent.
BIG SNOW SLIDE.
ALTA, Nov. 25.-This morning, q big
snow slide at the Emily mine destroyed
the buildings, and caught and seriously
injured man named Bush, in black
smith shop. The slide stopped Mt the
mouth of q tunnel with men in it, who
| dug themselves out in thirty minutes,
and then in seventy minutes dug Bush
out, who is seriously hurt.
CHICAGO, Nov. pa Little Rock dis
patch to the Inter Ocean says: The Re-
publican says editorially this morning
AS it appears that nothing short of
domestic violence will force the President
to the performance OF duty enjoined on
him by law, were We in Governor Smith S
place we would create enough domestic
violence to invoke the exercise of the
power and jurisdiction of the President.
Garland has offered reward for Govern
or Smiths arrest, and were we in his
place we would assemble our friends and
defy Garland and his authority to make
the arrest. II this did not produce the
desired effect, we would move upon Mr..
Garland's works.
New YORK, Nov. 25.-Judge Barrett
refused to admit to bail Coroner Croker,
indicted for murder on election day.
FoRNEY's PRESS CHANGES HANDS.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ga Washing.
ton dispatch to the Evening Telegraph
says the controlling interest in Forney' q
Press has been purchased by a combina-
ton OF Newspaper men, and Col. A. X.
Mcclure will assume the editorial man.
agement on the first of January. Col.
Forney retains large interest in the
paper, but voluntarily retires from the
editorial duties. He will remain abroad
until the Centennial, and will correspond
regularly with the Press during his ab.
sence. In answer to an inquiry as to the
political course of the Press, Col Nc
Clure said: II guess it will be like the
people, independent.
NEW POLITICAL Parry.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 25.- Between so
and go gentlemen met here to-day, to
take preliminary steps for the formation
of new political party, based on nation.
al currency. James Buchanan, of Indi-
annapolis, was elected President, and
Wool, of Kentucky, and two Indianians,
Vice Presidents. A committee of thir-
teen was appointed to make declaration
of principles, who will report this after.
| noon. 1t is understood to be very short.
reaffirming in effect the financial plank
of the Indiana Independents.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-The House
Committee on Appropriations will reduce
the appropriations forsthe Indian service
$3.50, 900 from that Of last year. This
reduction is justified by the expiration of
several Indian treaties.
Secretary Delano's annual report to the
President treats at unusual length on
the Indian question. The Secretary
holds that the humane policy is proving
more successful each year, and the CO.
operation OF the various religious organ.
izations is mentioned in terms of warm
praise. =...- ....
In his report, the Secretary of the In.
terror strongly opposes all legislation
looking to the settlement Of the Black
Hill country.
Bishop Hare. who is now here, reports
much improvement in and a peaceable
disposition among the Sioux Indians.
Some OF the members OF the committee
think the appropriation for the army
should also be reduced.
A slight shock of earthquake was felt
at Newburyport, Mass, yesterday. The
direction of the vibration was from east
to west. ag
Mullett's resignation takes effect when
his successor is appointed; and as diff
Guilty will be experienced finding a man
OF ability to take the place at $4,000
year, his tenure OF Office seems likely to
be extended indefinitely.
The proposed new political party will
hold national convention at Cleveland,
Ohio, in March or April next
Secretary Delano favors making citi.
zens of Indians.
Evacuation day was observed in New
York yesterday. ON
The Farraday telegraphs that opera.