Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-22
NEWS BY MAIL.

NEW YORK, May IA telegram from
Panama announces the death at Guaya-
auil, on the 9TH instant. of Hon. Thomas
Biddle, U. 5. Minister to Ecuador.
Jesse d. Bright, ex-United States Sen
ator from Indiana, is now lying danger
ously i'll at his residence in Baltimore,
with rheumatism Of the heart.
LEXINGTON, Ky, May Is. - General
Breckinridge's condition remains un-
changed, His pulse is very weak. He
is liable to be called away at any mo-
ment.
LoNpoN, May IA dispatch from
Berlin to the Standard states that the
alleged principal in the late conspiracy
against Prince Bismarck's life is named
DAMN and has been arrested at Garcow.
PANS, MAY 1S.-De Chambord has
written a letter to NJ. De Belcsstel, mem
Der of the Assembly for Haute Garonne,
in which he declares he still has hopes
that monarchy will be re established in
France.
RoME, May 1s.-The journal La Voce
Della Verify has been suspended for
publishing the Pope's address to Ger
man pilgrims.
BERLIN, May 1.-THE priests inpris-
oned in neighboring towns have been
released and have informed that evidence
with regard to the alleged secret admin
istration of Dioceses by Papal delegate
is no longer required by the Government.
LONDON, May 49, A special from
Madrid to the Daily News reports that
the Papal nuncio made formal demand
for the restoration OF Catholic unity in
Spain, and the Government has repliec
that it is resolved to maintain the liberty
of worship.
The Times special from Berlin says
during the late critical events which wer
apprehended. Russia, Austria, Englan'
and italy offered to mediate betweel
Germany and France. 1t is suppose
that Russia's propositions to German
were accompanied by offers OF eventut
support.
BosroN, May 17.-Gov. Weston, of \
H., and four or five of his council. a.
eide that the vote for Matt Head, Reput
lican candidate for State Senator fror
the I'd District, are to be treated
blanks, claiming that his name is M
thaniel. They also throw out the vos
i, | LOT tue ITOulultlOH Cuhuiuoso ~. 1850
Senator, declaring him ineligible, nc
having been resident of the State
long as the law prescribed. This give
the two disputed seats in the Senate
the Democrats.
New York, May 1.-THE anniversar
J services Of the Board OF Foreign Mission
of the Presbyterian Church, was hel
this evening. Rev. DR.. William Adam
presided. The Secretary reported th
receipts of the past year at $456, 7lS; e!
penditures at $495, 900.
Secretary Bristow to-day called on th
Attorney General and afterward on Ii
President, both visits having significanc
in reference to the past and future ope
atoms against illicit distillers. Subs
quently the Secretary was closely close
ed with Commissioner Pratt. DamaI
ing statements have been submitted
them by Revenue Agent Largon. Witt
in the past few days Bristow has r
ceived communications from Easter
cities indicating that he has hardly y
broken the crust Of the formidable rir
which he has been trying to put dow
Offers have been made him contingel
on cooperation with those making Il
offer, to supply evidence which will i
volve number heretofore regarded
respectable houses in Philadelphi
New York, Baltimore and elsewher
The Secretary has relieved the secret sc
J vice bureau from any further active pa
ticipation in the crusade.