Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-10-26

terry. Not less than 10000 people Wit
messed the procession.
New York, Oct. A.-During heavy
gale on the 18th instant three men were
washed from the lookout bridge on the
steamer Colombo, from Hull; one was
killed and the others seriously injured.
The special committee investigating
matters connected with the shipment of
sugars yesterday received the following
dispatch from the Secretary: Restore
the former rate of drawback On all sugar
purchased at any time and shipped,
pending investigation of the new order
which will be caused drawback paya-
BILE to be three dollars and seventy-four
cents per hundred pounds on refined
hard sugar instead of three dollars and
twenty-one cents. In both cases less
one per cent, according to a recently
promulgated order.
New YORK, Oct. 25.-The following
grades Of corn under the new grading
rules have been established by the Com
mittee on Grain of the new market pro-
duce exchange: White corn, 2; yellow
corn. 3; mixed corn, 4; low mixed corn,
5; steamer corn, 6; no grade corn, Z.
White corn must be sound. dry, plump
and we'll cleaned; an occasional colored
grain shall not deprive it of this grade.
Yellow corn must be sound. dry plump
and we'll cleaned; an occasional white or
red grain shall not deprive it OF this
grade. Mixed corn must be sound, dry
and reasonably clean, but in the color
unsuitable to any grade but mixed corn.
Steamer corn will include corn Of the
first four grades in quality. In condition
it may be slightly soft. damp corn, warm
or inferior. No quality described as
steamer corn shall be called no grade.
DR.. David Swing, Of Chicago, who it is
expected will be urged to become pastor
of the Tompkins' Brooklyn Congrega-
tional church, preached in that edifice
yesterday.
CHICAGO, Oct. 25.-A Washington
special says: Samuel Walker publishes
O review of the report of the Red Cloud
Commission. He claims the Commits.
sion have adopted the articles of q
special pleader and have suppressed i'm.
portant testimony. Contractors Mccain
and Slavens, who were SO assailed in the
report, Walker alleges were never members
of the Indian Ring but acted independ
entity Of it for this reason; the Ring wal
hostile to them. and while these two con
tractors have committed frauds to thu
extent of $4,000. the Ring proper ha
stolen more than two million dollars
Walker charges that the Ring comprise,
Delano Sr. and Jr.. the Smiths Commits
sioners and Senators Wheeler, Basker
Wilder, Dodge and Baldwin.
New YORK, Oct. 25.-The T. M. C. A
OF New York has rented the Hippodrom
= for the month of January for $1,000
week. It is to be occupied by Mood
q and Sankey. The Universalsts, VIII
q we're not taken into consideration in th
I preparation for Moody and Sanke,
n begin revival of their own this wee
: in Clermont Avenue Church, Brooklyn
4 Moody and Sankey's prayer meeting
!. DR.. Talmadge's Church, Brooklyn, tn
). morning was very numerously attends
a GETTYSBURG, Pa, Oct. 25.-The Con
o WACO Hotel at this place has been burn,
/. by an incendiary; loss 1856, 900, insuran
# $16,500.
IT ALTOONA, Pa, Oct. 25.-The boiler
d the paper mill Of Morrison, Bare & CT
,. at Roaring Springs, exploded to-day DE-
a troying the mill and seriously injuri
IN ten men.
10 WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-Attorney &c
q. eral Pierrepont has given his opini
,r that the faith of the United States is u
q qualifedly pledged for the payment
10 interest and principal at the maturity
7 the 1865 bonds of the District of Colu
10 bia. authorized by Congress- under
act Of June Goth, 1875.
Nd WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.-It is und,
ID stood that among the prominent f,
nj lures of the forthcoming report of I
n Treasurer OF the United States, the 4
ir lowing recommendations affecting
Ia redemption Of national bank notes v
vt be made: First, that the national ba
al redemption agency be made q separ
40 bureau in the office of the Secretary
n. the Treasury under superintend'
or who shall give bonds for faithful I
~, charge OF dutios. Second. that the (
~. per cent. redemption fund shall be k,
ii. in the Treasury, but subject to
,o checks of the Superintendent, and I
ba they be payable in currency or drafts
ma New York, Boston. Chicago, st. Lo,
!, or other Sub Treasures. Third.
,.a banks or others sending national b,
all notes for redemption be required to
rch express charges to Washington. and
,o,f for all other expenses of this agency
a., tional banks be allowed to deduct Fl
al, their next semi-annusl return Of
,;oo upon circulation the amount Of any
r.r sessment that may be made, as ais
-. their next return the amount Of ass
Zoo ment heretofore made.