Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-12-31
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Nsw YoRK, Dec. 3d. William NJ.
Evarts, senior counsel for Beecher, says
he does not think the decision of |
Judges Nelson and Reynolds yesterday
on the bill of particulars could be ap.
pealed from. In any event. Mr.. Beech.r
did not intend to appeal and the case
would go on. as its trial was set down for
Monday next, and SO far as he knew, it
would then proceed on its regular course
as stipulated. It was certainly his un-
derstanding that the trial would go on.
Gov. Dix and Dist. Atty Phelps have
approved OF the application to the Gov.
ernor Of Massachusetts for the pardon Of
Spence Pettus, under sentence for forp.
cry, that his testimony may be used to
secure the conviction of Roberts and
Gleason. now in the Tombs. and said to
be the leaders OF skillful band of forp.
ers and counterfeiters. Pettus has made
confession. in which he directs atten.
ton to two officers OF the detective force
of this city, who are the same against
whom the Bank of England last year
made q complaint Of completely with the
forger Mcdonald, now serving sent.
ence in England.
Robert ]. Dallas, the late Chashier of
Nelson's Bank at Toronto, who robbed
the bank Of forty.three one thousand
dollar bank notes and led, was arrested
in Elizabeth yesterday and S42,70O
, found on his person.
CHICAGO, Dec. 30. A Washington
special says Of the Pacific investigation
. II the testimony given in New York con-
. corning Mr.. King proves true. this gen.
tleman has subjected himself TO the pun
! ishment attached to perjury since his
examination. Before the committee ia
8 the last Congress, he testified as follows
on the 25th of July. 1873: Question
4 Did lyou receive any money for your
' services in behalf of this scheme? An
n swer-Not one dollar, directly or indi
y rectly. Question-Did you expend any
: money for any body else? Answer-Ne
It sir, not one dollar. directly or indirectly
d The punishment for perjury in the Dis
e trict Of Columbia is imprisonment at labo
e for period Of not less than two years.
n Secretary Bristow was in Cincinnati
II yesterday, on his way to Washington
. and visited the Chamber of Commerce
i. where, in responce to repeated calls, b.
70 made brief speech in which. after con
ID graduating the business men Of Cincin
~ = natl on their determination to carry OIL
W their business and return to q solid basis
M on which all prosperity must exist, b
n said: 1--WE have passed through Anan
a. . cial disasterG greater in extent than a.
III most any other people have ever suffere
b. and yet survived, but the tremendou
ir energies and recuperative powers Of GU
20 20 people have been equal to all emergen
ia cies. We have not only survived, bu
a. we intend to build up our future pros
te perity on basis more enduring tina
!. ever. We have gone down almost t
u. hard pan. hut We mean to come out with
Oh out loss and to build up on basis tbs
w cannot be shaken. l believe this is tn
-. sentiment of the people of Cincinnati
or l believe, with you, that there is n
as other real prosperity than that whic
m looks to rebuilding on foundation tina
40 cannot be broken. At all events, il an
financial disasters do come upon US,
~ shall not be on account of any fault G
~ ours. As / look at the financial quei
:. ton. it can only be satisfactorily solve
!, by carrying out in good faith the obligf
- tions of the nation according to the in
in port of the promises when they wei
I'D made.
ne New ORLEANS, Dec. 29.--Byerley die
10. from the wounds received at the hand
N, Of Ex-Governor Yarmouth.