Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-22
Eastern DISPATCHES.

New YORK, Sept. 21.-The City Dele
cation to the Liberal Republican State
Convention, in caucus last night, deter
mined it would be unavailable to nomi-
nate State ticket; also determined the
principles enunciated by Liberals in |
1872 should be reaffirmed and their Or
ganization maintained.
At East Brunswick, N. j., yesterday,
Jas. Garland, music dealer and teacher,
shot his wife three times; then, believ-
ing her dead, locked himself in his
room AMI shot himself three times,
opened the main artery in his arm. and
failing to die soon enough, crushed his
own skull with heavy hammer. He
was breathing when found; died soon
after. The wife is seriously hurt, but
not fatally.
CHICAGO, Sept. 2l.-A private dispatch
received from Galveston states that
Morgan steamship has arrived there, and
reports that the town of Indianola,
Texas, is almost entirely destroyed.
Lighthouses, wharves and nearly every
house was swept away, and from 100 to
$50 lives lost. The steamer could find
no place to land her cargo.
Alexander H. Stephens has been en-.
gagged to deliver two lectures in the Star
Lscture Course in this city during the
coming Winter.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept. q. - The
cattle disease has broken out in Welfra-
tai. and herd of D. Nj. Merrick's is
rapidly dying off.
ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. 21.-Joe Morris,
the leader of the late instruction in
Middle Georgia, was captured there this
evening, He had been hiding here three
, days, and visiting the U. S. District At
, torney Farion at night. demanding Ku-
; klux prosecution against certain citizens
in Burke county. The arrest was made
by Sheriff Morris. He will be taken to
Burke county for trial.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.-- Charles D.
Fisher. late Assistant U. s. Attorney,
who was arrested last night on charge
: OF stealing appeal bonds and papers in
+ forty distinct cases, which had been ap.
pealed from the Police Court to the
8 Criminal Court, waived examination this
9 forenoon, and was held to answer befor,
i the grand jury now in session. Til,
!, police have discovered not only the "a
pers charged to have been stolen, but a,
additional number of equal Importance
which Fisher had placed under the DOS
: session of another party, from whom
l. they we're obtained. The object was t
II realize money on them. The revised
! statute provides the penalty for such Of
lenses to be a fine of $4,000 or har
81 labor for three years, or both, in the dis
&c erection OF the court. The accused is
=, y son OF Judge Fisher, late U. s. Attorne
d for the District of Columbia.
ST LOUIS. Sept 2l.-The Committe
N appointed some days ago to arrange fe
"a holding National Railroad Conyentio
10 here November 23d held q meeting Ia,
10 evening to devise general plan of one
alton and arrange preliminaries. Aft,
of some general discussion a resolution ",
N adopted authorizing the President Of N
at meeting to issue an address setting for,
ty the action and object of the people of s
Louis in calling National Railroa
s. Convention and requesting the cooper
I'd ton Of the Governors OF States, of var
Gus commercial associations OF the who
iii country, and asking them to send del
gates appointed TO determine rates
er representation, transportation. fuanc
etc. During the discussion Of this ms
m ter attention was called to the fact th
some journals abroad attempted to crea