Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-26
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LONDON, June 2I.-The Cariist cota-
mittee here announce that they are in
receipt OF intelligence that the Carlists
have entered CASTLE in strong force. and
have been well received everywhere.
THE REvIvALIsTs.
LONDON, June 2l.-There is great ex-
eitement at Eton over the Moody and
Sankey affair. A protest against the
proposed visit has been signed by six
hundred and fifty boys, and a memorial
in its favor received three hundred sig
natures.
ROME, June 2l.-Municipal elections
were held here to-day. Garibaldi heads
the list of successful candidates. All
parties support him.
FRANCE AT OUR CENTENNIAL.
PARIS, June 2l-In the Assembly to-
day grant Of one hundred and twenty
| thousand dollars 70 promote the worthy
representation Of France at the United
States Centennial Exhibition, was voted
without opposition.
TERRIBLE STORM.
CHICAGO, June 2l.-Reports from vari
GUS places in the central part Of the
State say the vicinity was visited to-day
by the most destructive storm known
for many years, doing great injury to
railroads and crops.
LAST OF THE sTIKERs.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, June 81. - The
long-looked for resumption OF work at
the mines of the Lehigh and ''ilhcobarre
coal companies took place to-day at the
reduction of ten per cent from the
prices formerly paid.
ENCOURAGING.
KANSAS CITY, No., June 20,-Advices
from Texas say the prospect for an album
dant harvest was never better.
LAWYER FLooRED BY THE BIBLE.
MEMPHIS, June 21.-During trial in
the First Circuit Court to-day, one attor-
ney called another liar, whereupon the
one so addressed seized the court bible
and knocked the other down, and pro-
ceeded to administer corporal punish
ment The Judge called for the deputy
sheriff, and the combatants were finally
separated by the bystanders. The Judge
fined them fifty dollars apiece, and also
fined the deputy sheriff twenty-five dol
lars for being absent
RATES ADVANCED.
BALTIMORE. Nd, June 2l.-Rates on
western bound freights were advanced
here to-day, by both the Baltimore &
Ohio and Pennsylvania companies, from
six to fifty per cent. above current rates
during the war.
TERRIFIC STORM IN MISSOURI.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, June 21.-The most
terrific storm since 1914 visited this sec
ton on Sunday night, and lasted four or
five hours. The rain poured down in
torrents. Several houses in the city
we're struck by lightning, and several
others unroofed. Immense damage was
done to the streets, and many cellars
were filled. The storm extended over
the country for an area of fifty or more
miles to the southwest. The damage
done to farmers is very great as fences
and bottom lands were submerged and
damaged. The railroads suffer severely.
NAVAL DISASTER.
SAN Francisco, June 2l.-The United
States steamer Saranac, having ON board
az passengers Lietenant Maynard and
DR.. Emil Bissels. of the Smithsonian
Institute, left San Francisco June 9Th,
for Sitka and Behrug Strait on a scien-
tific expedition, and to make a collection
for the Philadelphia Centennial Exhibi-
ton. She took the inside channel, called
Nanaimo, and at 45 a. M. Friday struck
the famous mid channel rock in Seymour
Narrows. This is the rock SO much
talked OF in connection with the pro-
posed bridge at the Narrows for the
Canadian Overland Railroad. The yes
sci was going fourteen knots an hour
with seven knot current, at the time Of
striking. She hung few moments arc
then swung off, and her bow was rur
into the Vancouver shore and made fas
with n hawser to tree. In an hour she
sunk completely out of sight, not ever
the nastheads being visible But littl,
, stores or personal effects of officers anC
crew was saved. The ships compan,
camped on the beach without shelter
and but little provisions. Lieutenan
Commander Sanders, the pilot and thir
teen men made their way by foot ant
came back to Victor. arriving there las
night. The steamer Otter left this morn
ing for the wreck; no lives lost.
RIFLE MATcH-ADvICEs FROM PARIS.
LONDON, June 20.-The contest which
took place at Edinburg Saturday be
tween rihemen of England, Ireland ant
; Scotland, for the International challeng,
trophy, was won by Scotland by twenty
points ahead of England and one hun.
bred and thirty-nine ahead of Ireland.
.. A special from Paris to the Standard
!. says there is reason to believe the Gov
eminent has decided that general cleo
ton shall be held this year, and there i.
no doubt the Assembly will vote for
final dissolution, as the Government
!, assents to 1t.
DULL TRADE.
\ MONTREAL, June 81. - The Canadian
Rubber Company, employing four hun
I. dred females and two hundred males
I will only run half-time after to-day