Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-29
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and Red Cloud have returned to the
fremont House. The six other Indians
remained at the Washington House and
assert that their rooms were too small at
the fremont House. Assistant Secre-
tary Cowan has notified the proprietor
of the Washington House that the Gov
eminent will pay no bills the Indians
contract at that place.
The Secretary of War has granted the
Southern Memorial Association and their
friends permission to enter Arlington
Cemetery on the LIST Of June, for the pur-
pose of decorating the soldiers graves of
the Confederate dead there. They are
also allowed the use of the grand stand,
where an address is to be delivered.
The Confederate graves at Glenwood and
Congressional Cemeteries are also to be
decorated. The decoration of Union
graves in the several cemeteries takes
place on the Goth of May.
MEMPHIS, May %. - Business is sus-
pended to-day in observance of the
memorial services at Elmwood. Since
8 o'clock this morning the streets have
been crowded with people. The pro-
cession now forming is the largest ever
seen here, except perhaps at the funeral
of General Lee. Ex-Federal soldiers
have almost to man turned out, and in
the ranks are to be seen the tattered bat
tie flags Of both Federal and Confeder-
ate armies. At no time since the close
of the war has there been seen such
genuine intermingIing of blue and gray
as is presented here to-day.
WASHINGTON, May 24.-The Court of
10 IN Iau do,
900, in gold. in favor of the State Ma.
tional Bank of Boston. which brought
suit to recover that amount from the
United States. The amount was paid
into the Sub-Treasury at Boston. to
cover the defalcation of Hartwell, the
cashier in 1867. The bank held that the
United States, having secured the money
through Hartwell's knowledge and par
ticipation in the fraud, could not hold it.
The Court of Claims to-day confirmed
the reports of Special Com. Eveleth,
with several amendments. The first
fund, consisting of Vicksburg and Nat
chez cotton, which was so intermingled
as to destroy its identity. was ordered to
stand at the sum of $94S,0O0. In add.
ton to the above, there were judgments
rendered in about thirty-eight separate
cases, covering $500 bales of cotton,
which at the sum paid by the Court,
gives total Of nearly million dollars.
Col. Robert NJ and Stephen A. Douglas,
sons of the late Stephen A. Douglas, re-
ceive an award for l, 457 bales OF cotton
seized in Mississippi.
ST.. LOUIS, May PA Sedalia dis
patch says 3members of q family nam ed
Finley died of starvation in Coope,
county last week. A special from Jeffer
son City says people arriving there from
various parts of the State declare tina
most of the grasshopper talk is un
founded. Grasshoppers are very thicb
in some counties but they are doing little
or no damage to growing crops,
New York, May 24.-Captain Hurst
of the schooner Mary and Eliza, from
Savannah for Damariscotta, and sea
man named Griffin were brought to tbi.
port yesterday, having been picked up a
sea while floating on piece of thei
wrecked vessel. The rest of the ship,
crew was lost
BosToN. May 24.-Mabel II. Younk, {
victim of an atrocious outrage in Warner
Avenue church, yesterday, is still aliv,
but unconscious. Physicians think tina
her life may be saved. Circumstantia
evidence strengthens the belief in tn,
guilt OF Sexton Piper.
New York, May %. - Bids for tn,
Western Union twenty-five-year six pei
cent. gold bonds were open to-day ant
all rejected, the amounts filed in accord
| ance with the terms of the prospectus
r not having come up to $4,000, 000 below
which they were not to be binding.
YOUNGSTOWN, N. j., May U.s. Hon
George Vail, of this city, died suddenl,
; Sunday evening, aged ~ years. He wa
{ twice in Congress and afterwards Con
sulate at Glasgow under President Ouch
Morse in perfecting the telegraph.
3 LONDON, May &c. A Daily New
special from Vienna says a person ha
been arrested in that city who was tn
bearer of an anonymous letter contain
4 ing an offer to assassipate Bismarck TO
I a million of forms. The writer is I'm
/, known.
BosroN, May 25.-Piper, the allege
murderer of Mabel Young, was arraigne
8 to-day. person. who passed tn
church about the hour of the murder
a identified Piper as the man he ga,
climbing from the vestry window to th
: ground. Several little girls stated tha
Piper had endeavored to entice theI
into the church at various times. Tn
prisoner COME ssed, this morning, thu
he was not in his right mind on Sunda,
but maintains his innocence.
:. CRY OF MEXICO. May 15.-The Fec
Q eral troops are reported to have suffere
a reverse at the hands of the insureen
in San Luis Potosi, the loss being 4
. killed and 100 taken prisoners. Tt
}. Government is taking measures to i,
g augurate severe campaign against Il
revolutionists.
BALTIMORE, May 24.-Lieut John
= Glenn. U. s. A., once Familiarity known
IS "the Little Drummer Boy of Chick
y manga" and Miss Anita r. daughter
/ Gen. VIM. B Fitch, comnandant at Fo
McHenry, were married this a!ternos
in 81. Luke's Episcopal church. A lar,
n and brilliant assemblage witnessed Il
nuptials.
VIENNA, Nav "a. The Nan Evaia Pras