Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-24
Eastern Dispatches.

| ~ - august 2---I Ne
Board OF Commissioners appointed to in
vestigate the Indian affairs of the Red
Cloud agency returned here to-day. The
result of their labors is not known.
NEW YORK. August 22.-The steamers
heivetia and Idaho, from Liverpool. and
the Colomo. from Hull, have arrived.
sUsQUEHASSA DFPor. August 22.-The
break in the Erie road near here is re.
pared and trains are running as usual.
CHICAGO, August % Reports from
various points in the state say that frost
last night slightly injured the corn, pota.
toes and other vegetables.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, August 22.-To NOR
row the Courier-Journal will publish
crop reports from all sections of Ken
lucky which shows light average crop
OF TOBACCO. The report covers Territory
which produces three fourths of the crop
OF the United States. A full corn crop
Is predicted; wheat and rye half to two.
thirds oil crop; oats damaged more
than other crops; hay crop large.
WATKINS GLEN, N. Y, August d.
The Arlington Hotel was burned last
night, caused by the explosion OF a gaso.
line lamp in the bar. The guest and
their baggage were saved and were cared
for at the Glen Mountain House. Loss,
$50, 900; insured.
New York, August 23.-James Lang
don, who was shot dead in lumber
yard on 10Th street, is believed to have
been killed by a man he robbed of his
watch. The killing was followed by the
shooting of two men by detective who
was searching for the murderer.
j. II. McVicker, who is with Edwin
Booth since his recent accident, wrjtes.
All fear of bad results has, we hone.
passed, as no dangerous symptoms have
appeared. He will neod the utmost
quiet for some ten days to allow the rib
to Knit, then he will be able to walk
about with his arm in sling, and must
trust to time for perfect cure.
Abraham Symonds of Pine Hill, NY
killed his daughter on Saturday and then
himself.
Among the passengers by the CITY of
Berlin is Capt. Bogardus, champion
pigeon shooter.
CHICAGO, August ga WASHINGTON
special says: Treasury officials have ex. |
perienced some difficulty recently in
performing the duties of inspecting yea.
sells arriving at Southern ports. 1t an.
pears that the State and municipal nm.
thorities object that the right to make
sanitary inspections is in them by q. 8.
statutes; such interference as constituted
Is an offense punishable by fine of
s4oo in each instance. The Department
mas determined to take steps to enforce
THIS penalty if interference is repeated
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, August 23.-Rev.
oyfus Mutt, ID. D.. for fifteen years Pres.
ident of the Indiana State University Of
Bloomington, died at that place this
morning from remittent fever. DR.. Nutt
was one OF the most successful educators
IN the country, and has long held a posi-
ton In the front rank among the promi.
nent thinkers and writers of the M T.
Church.
MEMPHIS, August 23.-w. B. Gresn-
law. President of the Memphis & Little
hock Railroad, and of the Peoples In.
snrance Company of this city, died of
dropsy OF the heart at his residence near
this city this morning.
NEW YonK, August GA telearam
from London, speaking of the market.
says; The week opens with increased
nrmness; there is not any great activity:
al danger of European complications
arising out OF the Herzogoveniau troubles
mas passed away. and feeling of conf
denoe and security seems to pravail
onstedsta 5.20s If 1865 ha~a aer.e.
ciated one-eignth per cent, and IO.40s
one.fourth per cent. There 10 an entire
recovery of the decline in she furry of
Thursday.
WIN. ID. Shipman, assignee of Duncan.
Sherman Il Co., N. A, Cowdry, Samuel
l.. NJ. Barlow and W. NJ. MacFarland
testified to-day as suretes in the sum of
100000 each.
PIrTsBUnG. Pa, August %. - This
morning one Of the boilers comprising
battery of seven in Painter & Sons mill
exploded; the engineer, George Beneor,
was seriously scalded, and Fisher, fire.
man, seriously injured.
New York, August 23.-The military
are forming in line and preparing for a
public welcome to the American Interna-
tional team. There are but few decera-
tions along the line OF march either in
way of flags or notices. AT the City
Hall flags of the Nation and State are
flying, and fags also disposed in folds
about the cupola. and festooned across
the balcony above the porch on the ro-
tunda there are two circles OF flags. In
the Governors room there are more pre-.
parations, besides the festooning Of
new National flag in the windows, and
two or three State flags and regimental
guidous about the wall and over the door
way. The procession will move up
Broadway and along the prescribed route
to the Army and Navy Club. where there
will be an informal lunch. No official
action has been taken by the club in re.
gard to honors to the rife team, and
none but the team and reception commit.
tee will assist in this part of the exercise.
This evAnino M G;lvro.n,. 1919. ,ba