Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-12
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spstIAt m THE FiooHE DAILY RECORD.
BY WESTERN UNION LINZ.
Eastern Dispatches.

NFw YORK, June ia dispatch from
Montreal says Mr.. and Mrs. Bloom Oh
Green Bay, Wisconsin, we're among the
cabin Messengers OF the wrecked steam
ship yickfburg.
The Grand Jury is still investigating
the silk smuggling frauds, and 1t Is prob
able by the first OF next week several
more prominent merchants and three or
four Custom house officers will be in
dicted.
Chicago, June 1.-THE Times Wash
ington correspondent says there is now
a plan for narrowing down the hunt for
the package stolen from the Treasury.
1t is proposed to call in the entire issue
Of tho Eve hundred dollar treasury notes.
This would net lead to the inevitable dis
coyery OF the thief or destroy his entire
| chance OF getting rid Of the money but
Il Ia claimed would make the work OF
detection easier
The Tribunes Washington special
says that after the delegation OF Sioux
indians had left Washington 1t was
fonnd that an unexpended balance fol
Indian affairs was still at the command
Of the Comm issoner, and he yesterday
teleQraphed Agent Daniels, at Omaha, tt
nurchase horses. saddles and equip
ments, amounting to 81, 900, so that tn
entire delegation may return to thei
people with at least the evidence OF thu
intention OF the Government to dea
fairly with them.
CHICAGO, june ia dispath receive
at General Sheridan's headquarters
from the commanding officer at Fol
Sanders, Wyoming, says: A party
indians came into Rock Greek Vale!
Saturday, and ran off two hundred an
fitty head of horses. The Indians hay
gone northwest, and will probably eros
the Platte near the mouth OF the Swee
water.
LEBANON, N. H., June 1.-The mai
) building Of the agricultural works in tn
place was burned this morning. Los
$50, 900.
: NPwnuRaH, N. T., June I'm.
} supopee's house was burned this mor'
= ing; loss $4,000. \
! NEw YonK, June 1.-THE Brookly
U Courtroom was crowded again to-da
almost half those present being wome
Beech said q large amount OF indign
. ton had been expended on Moulton I
alleged dishonorabls conduct in n
y bringing documents in this case after I
: Bowen arbitration, which was alleged
contemplate this action. He called
tention to the testimony Of Storr's tn
OF Moulton said Beecher thought he b
a. burned these papers, but that Wilkins
a, was mistaken il he thought he had, a
az il they we're burned Tilton would hf
lis no protection. There was no such int
t. ton in that conversation; that the
ly quest to burn the letters arose from
he arbitration, but came from wilkins
wo after the tripartite agreement, "
he which he was connected. Beach rea
raj letter OF apology for this which shoV
AL that the burning of all papers was
tut requested and that the destruction
,ss mono of them was contemplated by
We arbitration. Moulton held the paper
in tact and unmutilated as friend OF b
10Y parties. What has this matter to
BILE with the examination OF this case?
se, defense had gone into side issues to
ill, tract attention from material points.
proposition that the trouble betV
;, Beecher and Tilton formed part OF
'n ~ subject matter Of the Bowen arbitra
W. was one of the most extraordinary W
d had been put forth in this case.
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