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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-05
PISSENC FRS S4UED.

FOR SkvANNATf-Ta s'cciqshfD r. LirisgsioH, Nov. T..
james Joiner Japos Thompson ranei, Nioho Johan Harm
j. D. Il EglsOu. Martin agicy Robert Doyle, W.
L. Clark and WIFE r. boau wife, infant and three children,
Joseph H. Knapp Charles W Ccnlel T.. ogden and vac, a.
C. Jordan wife ara two chlrcu, L. v Downing and wife.
Mrs. L. Hacsctt Mrs j. NJ Porter Miss : Morris Master
NJ Porter l.. Nandcrgucht, u. FicheT l.. Early T. Me-
Ianghln Louis j. Hatfield II. C. Wheeler o. ID. Wheeler,
Charles r. Gates Miss Abboy ISmer Master Palmer A.
Pa mrr g. c. Farcld J. b. Eliot g. =. Goodwin, John CO.
croft wife and child Henry Cooper A. L. boyni0n T. Lnd.
mann Anna Harm Mrs. tathGrne sanger. Herman Harm,
Thomas Harm Miss Anna Behor Frank Moran, Chas. san
Gers, Frank Dupy. David Newhbl H. ". Smith, ID A. Kim.
ball GeoI go " son. John irndahe VIM. Reed. Fred Dit
nez II. Mer Samuel Peterson, YIN. Foley Edward Lowe,
VIM. {. Vail, WIN. Brown, Chas Issrcn.
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politics the party nay again be successful but never n
national affairs. No power can restore u 10 NO LIh
Ing brains money honesty and newspaper support
Republican party, rotten with corruption, must y.
checked IN its career country Is ruined rms con
only be successfully done by new party OF brains anu
principle. There enough TO form sIch patty
When shall II he organized aud howl ore qiesuons Oh
means can tho intelligent OF every section mayo
their attention called 10 the fact 80 surely as through 'no
columns of TIT TRIBUsg j. III. KEALI-
IhiLndLllLLln My 4 l&Il
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Nov. AIN the supreme Court OF
the United states to-day;
No. 2ltWm =. Peck et al appellants, agt Tho Chicago
North .sern Railroad Company. 81 al; No 235Dewttt
O. Lawrence CT al. appclanta at George H. Paal ct al
No 5s7-The Chicago Milwaukee ~ paul Railway Com
pany plaintiffs error IA. NJ. Ackey ct al No 9I
d. Stone plaintiff In sgt The state ~
argument Of these continued by Mr.. T.. W.
oughon and concluded Mr. Nm NJ Evars OF counsel for
tn appellants. -
NO3-II " Faryell plaintiff IN error sg James w. Con-
verse ali No. &C W. Long aud John C. WATSON, pain
th- in error agt W Converse ahe argument ~ these
causes WAS begun by Butler OF counsel for tho sp
peliants.
The Court adjourned until tomorrow
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which he escaped Oct. H. recsptured yesterday
by defective Of tho United States Secret Service. on
board the steamship Indiana at Philadelphia Tho de-
teotve had learned that Msgrath had shaved on MS
mustsrle and otherwise disguised hIDself. and bsd
shipped ~ q coalpasser board the Indiana Inc de-
teetiye also shipped In the capacity, and worked
steadily on beard the steamer until she ready 10
leave Liverpool when he arrested Maera brousht
him 10 this city and again lodged him IN Ludlow srees
Iail
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ACTION AGAINST THE BROOKLYN RIG.

ACTION AGAINST THE BR0OkLYN RIG.
81 IFS TO BE BEGUN II ms CfIY-CoNFEHENCFS OF
TAN-PAYERs WITH Prominent L,WIERs-AtII-
DAyITs STINT 10 TIE AfI"ENEf-GENERAi-
CHARGES AGAINST VA. G. M%GelEh AND OTHERS
Mr. sCHEOEDER's POSITION.
II seems likely that immediate aud sub
sfna' results will follow the election in Kings County
The movement set on foot by members OF the taxpayers
Association OF Kings County 70 compel restitution from
public rlundorers and punish offenders was deferred
until after the election, that tho reform can
didatcs have been elected viii be pushed forward AT
once Suit. will he begun in a few days in Ne~-I"rk
anst the members Of the old Water Board, and ITS pre-
acccssar the Water and Sewerage Board, and against
several contractors, prominent among whom dc
kingsley and kccncy Consultations have atoauS b,eh
had on this subject between tho members OF the Tax
payers Association, 10 whom this matter WAS Referred
and Charles O'Conor, Wheeler H. Pecklam, ana
Francis C. Enrloy IN regard TO talins proceedings
against tho members OF the Broohfn Ring Win
out delay, while yoluminous ahiGa'lts esiaplsn-
ing tho connection Of officials OF duereht
Departments with contractors and Others ia frauds upon
the City Government have been drawn up and sent TO
Attorney Genera Pratt for his action II il expected
that ho viii begin suits at through his assistants
The affiayits relate principally 10 matters already
familiar to The public, such Is The Hcmpstcpd Reservoir,
street paving contracts, aud the East hl'ef
Bridge enterprise One 81 the aiidaXiis m"t =,
states In erect that the contract for p4yiu6
certain strect with the Nicolspn pavement, winch va,
given by The water Board ri mos, eNtFaNaIiut
rate is shown 10 have been principally profitable To a.
g. Eingscy who rece, ed ~ cents square yard for
every ward that Was laid. $4,000 altogether, although
he did not cents worth of the tonidhl Stock
and as not eniitlcd 81 single cent Ihe AFFIDAVIT as
srs that had shares transferred u HIM without
consideration before the work wac begun an mat ni,er
all The payments made aud ne had received all MS
money, ne transferred them to the Company Without
pay. 49, ,-..., H..
the restitution ~ ths and al other sums which have
been diverted from the public tcasury ara lSt hSht re
reiterated conversation with IEnCNL reporter, MS
deterninatOn-Wh nc should ASSUME the duties or MS
Otce-to do all in his power 10 remedy tho cvs OF Inc
mast and prevent their recurrence III Inc iutlr Inc
ncwyclccted Sheriff Albert DdRgct also asserts That
he win lend his ala Ia the work Of unlshng municipal
paraudeif aud sad yesterday: The public need have
no fear II they placed in my charge. That they VIII
ever escaue or be released uutil ordered 10y the
co,rts In iii large or surrender them. II fan In my
dutc then let he full penalty Of the law be Inflicted
sFRFNADEs TO SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES.
A screnade was given last evening by the
lcnp Aa.oetqtou In honor OF
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N cIvcrvyArr-LoeS a-5 900.

CINCINNATI, Nov. IA fire on Sccondst.
this forenoon destroyed the liquor house Of Duckworth
Srence & Co The loss is 10000 TO 3d. 900; insurance
small Tie fire damaged the warehouse ~ Meddcr Co
to the extent OF $1,000; uninsured.
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LESSONS or THE PENNSYLVANIA CANVASS.

10 me ! dtfCr or INC IIfO"Hfs
SIR: TIE TRIBUNE's calculations upon the
result Of the election I'm Pennsylvania are proven To have
been correct The Democrats had every opportunity for
success three months ago. There was no outside power
strong enough to have prevented their sweeping the
country hal they been led by men Of brains and acted
upon principle. Bat they started wrong IN Ohio ana
after their incorous defeat there IT was evident that
they mus, fa here from the Same causes. Aud they
have failed sof money and apsthctc leadership Killed
the party NJ. Tershing far from being the fight
sort OF pn candidate Success in this world IS not
won by idle looking Mr. Pcrshing chung to his Judge
ship and his judgesP cliugs 10 him. He made not one
~ cch declined to take part In the canvass, depended
mon hs reputation and the strength OF his
Marty aud failed, he ought 10 have failed
Harrauft first ia last carried an aggressive war
lie stumpcd the State from ond to the other spoke
day and night, worked aud all true workers win
He saw the people mixed with them. led them and they
unmarried him After the Ohio election said
The Democratic parry was sure OF defeat here In local
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their antTammany oppononts This condition OF things
has caused good deal or unpleasant comment in tho
Senatorial District on the part OF the Tanrna leaders
II IL probable that action viii be taken Win
reference to H.
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ELSEWHERE.

Bosrov, Nov. "A fire this morning in Thu
brick block Nos 30 to 60 FcdcU,t destroyed tho stor
AMI stock of D. Sullivan junk dealer Tie loss is IS 000
The other tenants lose about - 600 more. There Is
partial insurance.
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sHREwD RECAPIuBE Of A C0UNfEEFElllR.
James Magraih, one OF gang OF counter
fcers engaged making false trade dollars. who had
been arrested and locked NJ in Ldlow Street jail from
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II fRRIIU

THOMPSON Ribbon we,nc sday, Nov. 3 at the Puson
age by Rev. Aluu Reid, H.. D.. Bradford =. 1lci1ysUn'
81 H. 10 Isabella - daughter Of thg oecspng Clergyman.
al OF Salisbury, Conn. NJ cards.
Al Notices Of Muriages mus! be iadorscd rih JaH
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THE STATE or TRADE.
noMEaTIC MARKETs.

DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NIsnYGVoE. Nov 4.-Sprts TuIpentno firm at &c. RosD
quic at 81 80 Tor strained. Tar steady ~ I'll 40
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
PEoyIDEScs Il. l., Nov. advantageous market ques
a. uftgf4 uOct
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By racking your Lungs with a Cough you may
irate condition pc for the product Of tUbeI
and then, OF carahe affection, you may have 70
with consnni don Dr. JAMES EAPECtORANT promptly
all Coughs and Colds and by mPsrtng ySor 70 tho
TesDatorV enables them 10 freely throw Oh all OH
srtops b. neglected Colds aud heals all OK
inf lugeit
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sFRENADEs TO SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES.
A screnade was given last evening by the
'ohn ]. O'Bricn Republican Association, In honor OF
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down Whenever puty most inpuncnt AMI odics u =
urng indication Of the Ot that Intelligence
upon which must depend for the stahiiy ot our stl-
iftius The Iudecndcut yOGer i abroad IN the Land.
ami j. doing we'll the Democrats had only 10 behave
tLcnacycs ait their victory iast Fall to the
u.Nt Presidency That vas precisely what tley could
moi do. They exposed thoir true invartnc In tnis
sfatp ard the y,rdrG Is aalins rrcm Tic Republicans
have M next Presidency tEeir hands ~ this writing.
with much to hope from ne Democratic House Tney
cnud beat themselves with G.anfism, but they know
tn, and the niger ceases with the knowledge OF it,
exiet,noe BESIDES, there j. disposition to with
mai issue the only ev likely To Dc recognized greater
Than Democratic rule.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-03-25
BIG BoNANZAs.

The New York Herald of the 1lth
instant, in an article entitled "Big Bon
anzas" takes occasion to make some
very unfair and unmerited structures on
the mining enterprises of Nevada. This
is very common failing in the mass of
the Eastern papers. but one would have
thought that q journal Of the ability, en-.
terprise and fairness that usually charac.
terizes the Herald would not have fallen
into such vulgar error. The cause of
the Hersld's disparaging remarks appears
to be the great decline that has occurred
in the shares of the Comstock compan.
les. Upon this hypothesis the Herald
Immediately Jumps the legitimate mining
undertakings of this State with the
Diamond Swindle, the Emma mine in
London, and other schemes Of equally
odious reputation. This is not fair or
true. Mining enterprise in Nevada
is rs legitimate and honest field of ex-
ertion as any other reputable business
can possibly be. True, from its very ma.
ture it is subject to many sudden and
unexpected changes and chance enters
largely into it as an element of success
or the reverse, yet one would think that
ought not to place it within the category
of swindling schemes. Shares in mine
may go up or down, depending upon the
favor which they find in the public
mind. but neither elevation or depression
makes the mine a swindle. The mine 8
on the Comstock are pouring out a
steady stream of bullion, which is only
calculated by millions. Surely that evil
dsnce should be sufi cient of the realty
Of the bonanza. The Herald moreover
shows its absolute ignorance of the main
facts of the subject. for it calls the b.
nanza "a gold NINE" which il about all
the knowledge it evinces OF the matter.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-03-25

IcY.-About one of the checklist
plundering schemes ventilated lately was
essayed by the Land Association Of
Philadelphia" This company was silly
enough to purchase what was known as
the Santilan Grant. which covered the
whole OF the site Of the city OF San Fran
cisco. The pretended grant" was of
course nothing but swindle from begin.
ming to end, and was very justly defeated
in the Courts. After the legal contest
was decided the Land Association actu.
ally had the impudence to go before Con.
gress aud ask to be reimbursed the ex.
penses incurred in the attempt to rob the
land owners of San Francisco of their
it shows the opinion that some people
have of the good sense and honesty of
the late Congress that they presumed to
insult the national Legislature by prefer.
ring SO preposterous claim.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-03-25

A REpEEMINa QuAL1TY.-Bandit and
murderer as he was. Vasquez seems to
have had the redeeming qualities OF ten
derby loving his brothers and sister. In
his last communication, left with the
Sheriff he says:
thank my brothers for their brotherly
love extended to me during all the time
of my troubles, and to my darling and
beloved sister / render inexpressible
thanks. Oh! sister Of mine, thy love to
me will buoy me up in my last mo
ments. l commend by soul and thu
hereafter that is before me to the guiding
Maker, without whose help can neve
expect complete pardon. Farewe
brothers, farewell sister. farewell al
The end is come. TIBuBc1o VAsouEz.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-03-25

The authorities Of Alameda recently
constructed fire proof vault, whereupon
a citizen of that county quietly steps in
and calmly acquaints the Board Of Super
visors that the vault is his and asks them
to deliver possession forthwith. The
Chronicle says that the visit and de-
mand acted like surprise party on the
Board.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-03-25

The question now is IS to the political
utilization Of Christiancy, Cameron and
Paddock, the new Senators elected in op-
position to Republican caucus. We hope
they will be found independent enough
to vote against any and every caucus
measure which their judgment does not
approve, and. II so. their participation
in the consultations Of Republican Sen.
ators will be Of great value.-lSt. Louis
Democrat.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-03-25

On the old Overland road there is q
station called Cape Horn, now used by
the Austin and Eureka stage line. The
hostler there is troubled with impecuni
Gus tramps and thus melodiously be
walls his misfortunes, which We extrsc
from the Eureka Sentinel:
CAPE HORN, March lG, 1875.
DEAR JOHN
This beats sill the places.
really must say,
For feeding poor devils
And getting no pay.
They come from the East.
They come from the West,
Now I'm DID II know
Where they left all the rest;
The first thing they ask
Is for bread and some meat;
It's DID hard to refuse
Them something 10 eat.
There is no use in talking,
You can't drive them away,
They get here about night,
And till morning will stay.
Now, they will say in the morning
When ready to go.
I'll see you some time.
And I'll pay what owe.
Now, 1t Is all very fine,
But 1t won't keep hotel;
1t would soon burst man up,
And send him to HI.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-03-25

The San Francisco Chronicle can find
nothing better to do than ridicule the
poem read at the Sacramento celebra-
ton OF st. Patrick's Day. One would
have thought that the good taste of the
Chronicle would have prevented it from
making any i'll remarks concerning such
effnrfa
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-03-25

The passengers Of the steamer Los
Angeles which was lying in helpless
condition on the coast of Oregon. passed
vote of thanks to Captain J. Howell,
for his bravery in leaving the vessel in a
small boat, reaching the shore and send
ing steamer to the relief of the Los
Angeles.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-03-25

Encouraging developments are contin-
ually being made in the lower levels OF
the bonanza. and it is confidently expect
ed-that-a-strika will be made to- thu. east.
the several levels from the 1366-foot
level down to the 100. they have cross
cuts pushed out far to the eastward Of
any known body of ore in the mine
cross.cuts which are pushing we'll out
into the bonanza range. as many now
calculate that range Virginia Chron'
icle. IS,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-03-25

Mr.. William Pearson showed US yes
terday some very handsome specimens
of sulphur from the newly. discovered
mine in Wyncoop Canyon. The per.
centage OF sulphur land is said to be very
great. The extent of the deposit is q
mere matter of conjecture at present.
Besides these specimens were some very
peculiar and beautiful crystalizations of
yellowish tinge, long and very delicate,
and prismatic in form. These seem to
be partly composed Of sulphur Carson
Appeal, 10.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-03-25

Before his death Vasquez addressed q
communication to his former associates,
in which he earnestly urges them to quit
their evil way. citing his own miserable
fate as warning and assuring them they
will come to the same terrible end II they
do not speedily reform.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-03-25

The Newburyport silver vein is Great
ing quite fever in that locality, and
lands in the neighborhood that were
esteemed worthless and scarcely worth
having. have suddenly jumped from a
few dollars to $4,000 per acre.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-03-25

1t. Patrick's Day in Carson was as II
the good saint had quietly passed out of
memory. Mass was said in the Cath.
olio Church, and Mr.. James Hunt flung
out the green flag with the golden harp
of Erin emblazoned on the same. Fur.
ther than this there was no celebration
that we hear of Carson Appeal, 1S.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-03-25

Mr.. Hammond the rsvivalist, thinks
that Vasquez has found Jesus. That is
we'll, but it would have been better had
the bandit been converted before the
Tres Pinos and other affairs Of like
character occurred.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-03-25

Mr.. Andrew j. Stevenson, q wealthy
real estate owner, was recently convert
ed. and. besides contributing literally
toward the expenses of the meetings.
presented his spiritual leader with a
check for $1,000. Brother Hammond is
evidently approaching the inner strong
holds OF Satan. when rich converts open
their usually fastened breeches pockets.
&c, H. News. 18.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-03-25

Postmaster General Jewell says it is
impracticable to ipforce the modified
postage on transient printed matter, as
thousands of tons were in mail before
the change in the law was discovered.
Meantime care should be taken to inform
the public that postage on newspapers,
except when prepaid regularly at the
Office of publication, is one cent pei
ounce.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-03-25

By the Panamint News OF the 10th we
see that FIRE took place there destroying
property to the value OF some $4,000 or
$4,000. The News says that Mrs. Christy,
we'll known in Phoebe, has lost some-
thing in damage to her house and remov-
ing bedding. furniture, &C., but to what
extent is not yet known.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-03-25

DR.. Thomas H. Goodwin. of York
county, Pa, has been committed to Jail
on a charge OF the seduction OF Miss
Mary Reichelberger, young lady OF
good family in York county, and after
ward attempting to produce an abortion,
which resulted in her death. She was
found week ago by her relatives con-
cealed in but in Maryland. The de
tails OF the affair are horrible.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-03-25

Some good.looking quartz is being
daily taken out of his claim in the side
Of Bald Mountain. above the old burying
ground, to the south of our irrepressible
fellow-citizcn. Frederick William Voigt
Reetz-not unknown to local fame as
The Baron" He brought us big
piece last night. He says he has four
foot ledge. and that the rock assays $50
to the ton and upward II Carson Appeal,
Ia
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-03-25

A fellow in New York killed his wife
by throwing poker at her. He was
convicted and sentenced to two years i'm.
prisonment. The Herald says that his
attorneys would have cleared him, II they
had cited Schenck on DRAW POKER.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-03-25

John Mitchell was buried at Newry.
Ireland. The kilograms say that not less
than ten thousand persons attended the
funeral.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-03-25

The San Francisco Call says that the
Ohio election next fall will sound the
key note of the Presidential campaign Of
1876,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-03-25

Christ. Lark has been appointed General
Superintendent Of the Oakland tGold
and Silver Mill and Mining Company's
works at Spring Valley, in this county
[Silver State, 10.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-03-25

Ihs Central Pacific Railroad Company
has declared dividend Of six per cent.
on its capital stock. This suggests the
conundrum: Why does not the Rail-
road Company liquidate its debt due the
Government? Those big railroad men
want to be taught the first principles Of
common honesty. In order for that to
be done different sort of man from
Webfoot Williams must have conduct of
the proceedings instituted against them.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-03-25

why is it," asks ON exchange. that
nearly every Senator'S wife in Washing
ton is handsome woman p It is SIM
ply because nearly every Senator's wife
who is not handsome woman is left at
home.-[ Courier Journal.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-03-25

The New York Tribune says there is
some reasonable prospect Of the entire
restoration of ex-senator Nye's health.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-03-25

The Oakland Gold and Silver Mill and
Mining Company have paid all the mi.
ners In the employ Of the company, and
want to resume work on tho mill and
mine.-[ Silver State, 10.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-03-25

It is said that the scarcity and dear.
ness OF quicksilver ia Northern Mexico
has caused the closing Of a number OF
silver mines that otherwise could be
worked probably.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-03-25

Mrs. Mckenzie, who about two years
since eloped from San Francisco with
Tyler Curtis, died miserably in New
York a few days ago.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-03-25

Sixteen car loads of emigrants passed
here on Monday and Tuesday. They
averaged thirty TO each car, or .4S0 per-
SONS in ah.-[Silver State, 10.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-03-25

1t is said that Canada is endeavoring
to purchase Alaska from the United
States Government.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-03-25

The City Of Peking. on her voyage to
Yokohama. again had the misfortune to
break the blades Of her propeller.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-03-25

Some specimens of gold from ledge
within tho distance OF sixteen miles from
Corinne were exhibited around town
yesterday.-r Corinne Mail, II.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-03-25

The people of Southern California ask
that military post shall be established
at San Diago.