Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-25
BY TELEGR PHI!
SPECIAL To THE PIoOHE DAILY gEooRD
BY WESTERN UNION LINE.
Eastern Dispatches.

New YORK. Sept. pa Paris special |
says the Prince Imperial is to make
tour of the world, ostensibly for his
health, but really for political reasons.
New YORK, Sept. pa meeting of
the creditors of Clewes & Co. was held
yesterday at the Office of Edgar Ketchum,
register in bankruptcy, under all order
of the United States District Court, to
show cause why they should not be de.
clared bankrupts and discharged from all
their debts and claims. Objection was
made by a number of the creditors to
their discharge in bankruptcy. and sew
eral specifications in opposition were
filed. Among the claims presented was
one of over hundred thousand dollars
by Mr.. Cheaver A number of notices
of appearances we're put in, after which
the meeting adjourned.
DETROIT, Sept. pa fire at Mon.
taeue yesterday destroyed Torren's Opera
House, which contained five stores, OF
which two we're empty; loss on the
building about ten thousand dollars con
tents, four thousand. Turnbull & Rap
ley's boiler.shop was also burned; loss
SIS 1000.
The Herndon House. Marshall, Mich.
was burned at an early hour this morn
ing. -Four lives were lost, among then
Claude Avery, of Marshall, and Mis-
Eliza King. The hotel was entirely de
stroyed.
CHICAGO, Sept. "a A Washington
special says one Of the worst chapters il
the history OF this badly governed dis
trict is the recent exposure of the cor
.. rupt management of the local courts
, The Acknowledgement ia doing all in hi
. power to reform the former evil practice
of the courts. and if given time wi
: bring them up once more to the level @
0 responsibility. Yesterday some of tn
friends of young Fisher visited Nj
d Pierrepont. and tried to persuade him I
n show leniency in the young mans cas-,
!. He. in reply. stated that Fisher must /
;. prosecuted to the full extent of the Law
If that while the young mans social pos
n ton entitled his father to the fnlle
10 sympathy. all considerations of this kin
70 would have to be foregone. with view
a making an example of public offic
r who would 80. wantonly prostitute b
e. official position. The case is now befo
d the grand jury, and in the present sta
"a Of public opinion nothing but senten
to to the penitentiary will satisfy the eli
OF zens here that the ex-Assistant Distri
~ y; Attorney has received justice.
,;r MARSHALL, Sept. 24.-A fire broke o
ly in the Office OF the Herndon house abo
nd $50 a. m, cutting of all outside col
y. munioation. It burned very rapii
". with very dense smoke. The names
rts the lost; Claude G. Avery, jsweler; A
pc tome Gruber. ciRarmaker; Eliza XIII
a,y dining-room girl; Martha Vorsden. COZ
ma Several persons were hurt by jump
from windows. DR.. VIM. Woodruff |
no an ankle broken and was cut on
law head; Mr.. Avery was burned about
,ur lower limbs and bruised somewhat;
loo hotel porter, Nick Renks, had both
he broken; Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Calwell
IN, child were slightly burned about
Oh head and neck but not seriously. Sew
md agents lost everything in their roo
the The house with the entire contents
Tue totally destroyed.
had MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. 24.-Du
late the past few days letters and telegr
'rse have been received here inqnirin.
III" there was any epidemic prevailing
For the information OF oil concern,
",.' can be safely asserted that this city
never more healthy than at present
'.,f' there has been nothing like an epid
an,t Of any kind during the year.
q of A special to the Appeal from Hel
field Arkansas. says: During the latter
rdav of last Fall two man ,on,.a Dsoson
emf Strader had difficulty at Forest
Arkansas. and Deason shot Stradt
,bs the arm, causing it to be amputated
bout revenge himself Strader went to
nded so"'o :" shoot MN. III
eyed reached THO house Strader went Ia
OF the windows. raised his shotgun
}. m. hred. He missed Deason but EN-
the contents Of his gun in young