Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-14

an order to take testimony in other
States. He states it's likely the trial of
Loeder would call forth evidence OF |
nearly all the parties not previously ex-
amined who are said to possess informa-
ton bearing on the issue between Beech.
er and Tilton.
WASHINGTON, Nov. l3.-The President
has appointed Heron Leffingwell U. S,
Marshal for the District of Missouri.
Levi Bacon Of Michigan has been ap-
pointed financial clerk of the Patent
Office. Commissioner Burdett Of the
General Land Office will in his forth
coming report strongly recommend that
all timber lands offered by the Govern
ment be appraised and thrown open TO
purchasers at not less than their ap-
praised value. He is Of the opinion that
unless they are thus placed under private
guardianship the fine forests of the
country will soon be wantonly exhausted
by lumber companies aud spectators
who are now stripping land of its timber
under cover Of dummy pre-emption entries
or without any pretense of compliance
with the law. while the Government de-
rives no revenue from its property and
the country sustains almost irreparable
damage from the sweeping denudation
OF large areas of its watersheds. He
will also condemn the practice of extend.
ing the system of subdivision surveys
over immense bodies OF worthless land
west OF the hundredth meridian, and
suggest that only such tracts Re infinitely
surveyed as have any attractions for set
tiers. He will also recommend that pro-
vision be made for connecting Land Of
flee surveys with important points
established by geological surveys Of ter
ritories, and the monuments at section
corners. etc., be constructed in q much
more lasting manner. The recommen-
dation of his predecessor that pre-emp-
ton laws be abolished and homestead
systsm made the only method for &C.
curing title to agricultural lands il
repeated and earnestly urged upon the
attention of Congress.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.-The Vice Pres
ident has rested quietly during the day
He suffers no pain, is cheerful, and DR.
Baxter says he is rapidly convalescing
Baron Blanc, the newly appointed
Minister Of Italy, was presented to the
President by the Secretary of State with
the usual formalities.
DETROIT, Nov. 13.-The jury in th,
Ward will case, being unable to agree OF
!, verdict, were discharged at $3.50 p. IN
, GALVESTON. Texas, Nov. IL. - Til,
steamship Texas. which has been outsid
to-day searching for Waco people. ha
returned and brings no further news
There seems to be little hope Of indinI
any OF the passengers or crew. TIL
,, steamship Australia, which was driver
a ashore OF the mouth OF the San Beruar
: river. is reported to be lying in fiftee
J feet of water, and it is expected she wi
' soon be towed into deep water and pre-
J coed to New Orleans for repairs.
g WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.-The Vic
President tonight is able to take NOR
g nourishing diet. At 8 o'clock he wa
]. sleeping quietly. his pulse regular, an
9 condition generally comfortable.
- The President has recognized the TO
a lowing Consuls; Albert Pick, OF HUI,
Il gary, at Chicago; Ernst Van Bourbacl
= of Hungary, at Milwaukee.
"a PORTLAND, Me-. Nov. 13.-Two Ell
q gines and several cars were smashed
II w. W. Conley, master mason of th
. road, was killed aud one passenger il
i, jured by q collision on the Grand Trun
It Railroad, near Lenoxvile, to-day.
l. NEWARK. N. j.. Nov. 10 The run t
y day upon the Dime Savings Bank b
), small depositors alarmed by the reoer
If failure OF VIM. Reynolds, private banker
l. who was manager of the institution, We
- 80 heavy and the crowd 80 great IL
At police had to interfere. The bank hi
* over two million dollars of deposits safe
le invested and ample funds to meet Il
:, emergency.
o Providence, II. L., Nov. 49, III
:, boiler Of the engine Mathew Morgan e
:, poded on the Stonington Railroad t
a. night, badly injuring the two engineer
:, VIM. Fisk and H Lewis, and less SCI
,e ously three other pesons.
: New YoRK, Nov. 49, George CIR
: valid, well.known merchant
d the firm of l.. N. Griswald IL Co..
ar missing since Saturday evening, ne
~ his own residence. He is known to ha
y, $1,000 and from $500 to $4,000
,rs iewelry about his person, and it is fear
CHI he has been murdered or abducted.