Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-20
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ROME, Nov. H. The Pope today
psnted an audience to q population OF
British Catholics, who had come TO the
Vatican to express the steadfast allegiance
of the Catholics of Great Britain to the
Church of Rome. In reply to the ad.
dress presented by the depntatlon, the
Pope referred in bitter terms to the anti
Pspal manifesto issued by Gladstone.
He said that Gladstone had become in
toxicated by the proceedings Of Bismarck
against the Church, and viper Ike
assailed st. Peter. In answer to ques-
ton as to whether he had read Glad |
stones manifesto, he said. mo, he was |
not DESTROYS OF reading Gladstone's bias |
phemies. Il
Archbishop Manning. Of England, and
numerous other bishops. will visit Rome,
relative, it is supposed, to the proposed
Catholic Congress in London.
BosroN, Nov. 14.-An offer OF S35, 600
A wear for the lease of the lines OF the
Franklin Telegraph Company, has been
made by Boston capitalists interested in
in the company. The offer is made be-
cause of the recent effort in a stock
holders meeting, by the Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph Company. to lease the
property to themselves for $25. 200.
CHICAGO, Nov. Little Rock specials
say that Volney V. Smith. Lieutenant
Governor of Arkansas under Governor
Bakers incumbency, has issued n proc
lamation declaring that by Bakers abdi-
cation, he has become Governor OF Ar
kansas, and calling upon the people to
sustain him.
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following in regard to the new complica..
, ton in Arkansas: Governor Baxter and
: Lieutenant Governor Smith were elected
Q to serve four years from January l, 1872.
, In case of vacancy in office OF Governor,
I the Lieutenant Governor is required by
:. the Constitution to discharge the duties
u of Governor. Such vacancy has oc.
Cured by the abdication of Governor
Baxter, who has turned over the State
g archives to one A. H. Garland, who was
IS elected Lieutenant Governor last month
o under tho new Constitution. Lieuten
Q ant Governor Smith claims the office
10 and has telegraphed the President, ask
}. ing that he be recognized.
o New YORK, Nov. 24.-Father Gerde
i man, the Ascending priest, publishes
:, card in the Sun, stating that he has lef
the Catholic Church forever, rejecting
Q all its peculiar tenets, that he was lawful
ly married on the 4th inst to Miss Witt
Itch, and that the money used by him il
d speculation was his own. He adds
q 1.-The amount took along with me die
:, not quite reach $4,000. /, for my part
look upon this sum as rather small re
8 ward for more than ten years labor.
1t He announces that himself and wife vii
# sail for Europe this afternoon.
-, T. T. Brooks. late President of tn,
y Merchants National Bank of Petersburg
Va, is arrested on a charge Of embez
ling from $500, 900 to 100000.
70 Assistant tSecretary of the Treasury
b Robson is now on his way to the Pacific
" coast, for the purpose of making for
-, NAL demand on the railroads constructed
% by Government aid. for five per cent. O
" their net earnings, as provided by Con
gress.
LONDON, Nov. 9.-The scheme lately
y submitted and adopted Ly the Executive
q Com mi.toe OF the National Agriculture
. Laborers' Union by deputation from
Mississippi for the emigration Of five
million laborers to the United States, il
g causing great stir among the farmerl
throughout the country. The immense
draft of labor proposed to be made upor
{ the country will, it is said, be strongl,
T.. opposed by farmeas here. The Labor
ers' Union has already enrolled larg,
number of men for the United States
and there is every probability that tn
project will be carried out successfully.
The continued increase Of English en-
igration is attracting the attention o
It Government circles. During the pres
o ent year more English than Irish hav
l. emigrated from Great Britain.
/. LONDON. Nov. 12.-The Telegraph
s. special from Vienna says orders hav
a. been issued by the Porte to concentrat
at the Turkish troops near the Servian an
"a Montenegrian frontiers.
IS 1t is reported that two Irish member
n OF Parliament have fought duel, an
If that one was severely wounded.
70 ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. ia mysteri
d Gus conspiracy for the purpose, it is bt
8. lieved, of overthrowing the Government,
ID has been discovered to exist in Russis
Many Of the most eminent personages i
,e the Empire are implicated, and it's ram
% fications extend to all parts of the cour
II try. Over 5000 arrests have alread
n. been made, including many ladies' {
m high rank. A commission Of investigt
ct ton has been appointed by the Govern
err ment, and it is believed that all the COZ
,e spirators will be brought to Justice.