Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-04-22

hich were the signal to Paul Revere
ne hundred years ago will be hung out
'om the belfry of the old North Church.
". Loring's grafton will be delivered at
is church. Business will be almost
LEXINGTON, April 19.-The Centennial
celebration began here this morning and
II the churches were we'll filled with |
strangers and citizens. At the Unitarian |
Church services were held and a dis
course delivered by Rev. Henry Wescott
IN "The Nineteenth of April. 1775." In
he evening, at the same church, Rev.
Mr.. Mckenzie, of Cambridge, delivered
another Centennial sermon. The event
Of the day was the evening service in the
large pavilion. where Dr.Adams, Of New
York. delivered a powerful Grafton on
I" The Battle and its History" The
town is crowded with people from all
parts of the country. Special trains
have been running to Boston all day.
Everything is in readiness for tomorrow.
BosroN April ia tremendous flood,
with disastrous results, occurred last
evening in the towns Of Wrenthal and
Norfolk, about twenty-five miles distant,
by the breaking away of the dam that
holds the water Of whitney's pond, the
source of Mill river. This is small
stream. not over twenty, feet broad at
low water, but running with
strong current, mostly through
meadow land. and emptying with
the st. Charles river. At this time
an immense body of water was confined
in the pond by dam about one hundred
feet in length. The sudden bursting of
the water through this dam hurled a tre-
mendous food upon the land below
sweeping away mills. bridges and dams
in its course and causing damage to the
extent of $500, 1000. Half mile below
this dam was the saw and grist mill OF
the Elliott Felting Company. known as
the Bishop mill. Such was the force of
the water on reaching it that thirty-foot
dam was carried along with the saw-mill
portion of the establishment as though
it was a toy ship. On rushed the waters
three-forths Of q mile through the low
lands to the wooden mills belonging to
the Felting Company. Both ends of the
dam were washed away and q large
quantity Of coal deposited for the use of
the mills further down the stream. The
track of the New York and New England
Railroad Company, for distance Of 200
feet was carried away. and still further
on large three story frame building
was entirely demolished. No lives are
reported to be lost. No houses were
swept away. Their location was high
on the banks. A large number OF per-
sons are thrown out Of employment.
EuFALA, Ala, April ia heavy frost
prevailed here yesterday and continues
to day. About one-half the coming cot.
ton crop is up and has all been killed
There is considerable ice in this region
! CHARLESTON, s. c., April ia heav,
frost fell here last evening and cause
great damage to cotton and other crops
Loss estimated at $500, 900.
DANvrLLE, Va, April 19.-The col
spell has destroyed nearly all the frui
and damaged tobacco considerably.
RICHMOND, Va, April 10. : Report
have been received from all the frui
: growing sections between here an
Greensboro. Fruits Of all kinds ha,
been killed by the cold spell and Il
tobacco crop has also suffered severed
: GALVESTON, TEX, April ia speci
/ dispatch from Corpus Christi says
70 band of thirty or forty Me1icans are
ported to be robbing and burning hous
between Brownsville and Santa G.
to trude. All communication by telegra
20 is cut off from Brownsville. Firing v
is heard at Bareges last night, eight mi
q, beyond Santa Gertrude. A cour
reached here last night calling for b
and the alarm bells were rung. Cal
Clark and Culver have started to u
~ the raiders.
40 New YoRK, April ia bill in equ
- was, some days since, filed in the U.
Circuit Court before Judge Shipman,
he Jay Cook and others as complainal
be against the Northern Pacific Railr
< Company, asking tho appointment
p. receiver. Judge Shipman has gran
an order appointing Hon. G. W. {
receiver, providing he file bond in
- sum Of 800, 900 for the faithful dischs
- of his duties.
AZ New YonK, April 21.-It is now
thoritatively stated that the ceremon,
hs imposing the Beretta upon Cardinal
n. Cioskey will take. place in the Cathe'
m of this city on Tuesday next. In a.
!. ton to some forty Archbishops
~. Bishops, and the President and
n. Cabinet, Governor Tildsn and STAFF
Of the municipal officers Of the city, will
~ present.
IS. CHICAGO. April 2l.-The remarks
Ity cold weather for this season Of the
ial still prevails throughout the West
I've We reports from every section bring acco'
nd OF damage to fruit crops, and in somt
ere stances to winter wheat. II is ha
se' probable, however, that wheat has b
s a seriously injured by recent cold snaps
dey ELIZABETH. N. j., April 1.-THE T
low ern Manufacturing Companys Oil c
= Factory was burned this morning.
100000; insured $685.
ated WASHINGTON, April 21.-The CO
1t a troller Of the Currency, in accord
n a.ya with request Of the Secretary Of
rally Treasury, will Immediately direct
, tax Bank Examiners for the several dis,