Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-10-15
BY TELEGR APH!
SPECIAL TO THE ProoHE DAILY RECORD.
NJ WESTERN UNION LINE.
Eastern Dispatches.

New YORK. Oct 1.-THE Peace Union
was addressed last night by Commits
sioner Mencham, Judge Westerbrook.
John W. Browning and others, and
adopted resolution demanding a Con-
gressional investigation of the Indian
troubles. A mass meeting will be held
on the subject at an early day.
MEhpHIs, Tenn, Oct. 14.-A commit
tee composed equally of white aud col
ored ctizans of Corhama county, Miss,
has issued circular invoking the efforts
of all good citizens Of the county in be-
half Of peace, and to protect the private
property OF the people from the incendi-
ary's torch. 1t charges the colored Sher-
if Brown with having sought to arouse
colored people to lawless acts by declar-
ing to them in his harangues that while
the gin-houses are the property of the
! whites, the torch is the remedy for griev-
ances in the hands of colored men. It
appears that Colonel Stovalls' steam gin
house was burned by incendiaries a few
weeks ago; on the hight OF the 10th in.
slant his stable and thirteen mules we're
burned, and an attempt was made to
burn his dwelling. The circular urges
all we'll disposed citizens to organize to.
sether for common protection against
incendiaries and nightly patrol on the
plantations. 1t is signed by nine colored
men, and among the signatures of the
white men are the names of United
States Senator Acorn and Rev. r. r.
White.
COLUMBUS. o.. Oct. H.--There is still
intense excitement here over the election
news. Much figuring is being done. The
Democrats do not expect to dispute
Hayes majority entirely, but claim i,
will be very small The Republicans
figure very close, but still rely on several
thousand majority.
WASHINGTON, Oct. Ex-senator Ed
nunds, in letter of the Goth ultimo tc
ATTORNEY General Pierrpont declining tn,
off-r Of the United States Circuit Judge
ship for the Second Judicial District
expresses thanks for the honor tend.r-,
but says his friends advise him to renal,
in the Senate; besides the salary of 81:
thousand dollars is insufficient as a,
inducemc mt for him to resign bis presen
position.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 14.-Jas. W. Hewlett
a dealer in hides, leather and oil und-
the firm name Of john A. Hewlett a
Son, Water street, has suspended. Hew
lett is preparing statement for hi
creditors. The liabilities are suppose,
to amount to sixty or seventy thousant
dollars.
HARRISBURG. Pa. Oct. 14.--The Stat
Investigating Committee has adjourne,
until Monday next.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 14.-The following i
bulletined at the Gazette Office: Return
from seventy-fve counties give net Re
publican gain of 1000. The thrice,
: counties yet to hear from are such as {
inspire more doubt than hope.
New YoIK, Oct. IA The yacht Reso
lutte was victorious in the ocean race wit
the yachts Dreadnaught, Vesta an,
Comet, from Sandy Hook to Cape Ma
light and return.
, New YoRK, Oct l4.-Judge Lawrence
3 of the Supreme Court has denied q me
3 ton for stay in the suit against Tweed
' holding that the orders of the genera
!, term which it is proposed to appeal fror
e are not appealabe, being entirely dis
cretionary with the Court
q COLUMBUS. O., Oct. 14.-After YER
8 carefully figuring, A. T. Wikoff, Chail
o man of the Republican State Commute
0 states that sixty-six counties are no,
9 reported to give l0,607 majority fo
!. Hayes. The twenty counties not hear
from gave Democratic majority of s, 81
g in 1873. The Democrats here claim
:, gain of 1,402 in sixteen of their countie
, and the Republicans gain of 1000 i
!. four of them. This would leave q n,
k majority Of 1884 for Hayes; the DEM
n Gratis concede the State to the Republ
cans by 1000.