Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-12

of regularly sbstracting large sums from
cash placed in his hands and investing
them with certain Wall street brokers for
speculative purposes.
u. De Bebian. agent in this city of the
Trans Atlantic Steamship Company has
received the following dispatch from
Havre in regard to the accident to the
Vile De Paris, of which exaggerated re-
ports have been circulated: Injury
slight; no one hurt; passengers landed
at noon; ship safely in port; had struck
quay with bow. (Signed): Vial"
President Grant returned 70 Washing
ton last evening.
Ellis, the leader of the bull party in
the late corner in land for October de-
livery yesterday announced his inability
to meet his engagements. The delin-
quent bears have been summoned before
complaint committee of the produce
exchange.
Forged tickets, purporting to have been
issued by the Illinois Central Railroad
at Chicago, and to be good for passage
from Chicago to Denver, by way of st.
Louis, were offered yesterday to ticket
agents in this city, for sale at reduced
prices.
A number of German merchants have
united to raise $50. 900 to defray the ex-
penses of the reception of the German
Crown Prince in this city, and his subse-
quent escort to Philadelphia on his visit
to the Centennial Exhibition.
WASHINGTON, Nov. lie. V. Murphy.
one of the Senate reporters who, with
others, remained last night with Vice
President Wilson and until $40 this
morning, has addressed the following
note to DR.. Baxter: THE Vice President
was very restless until about 8 O'Clock q.
M, since which time he has been doing
almost constantly. Administered the
opiase at the time ordered" IL is ascer-
tanned from another source that the Vice
President during the night repeatedly
pressed his head and heart with his right
hand, and at times throw forth both
arms. These movements were accom-
panied with nervous twitching. His
more thoughtful and observant friends
consider his condition as very critical.
Between 10 and IL this morning he was
still drowsy and restless, with no dispo-
sItlon to converse. DR.. Baxter said at IL
a. m. the Vice President was resting
comfortably, having slept considerably
during the morning. The Vice Presi-
dent himself said he now felt more
natural.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Nov. Ii The
elegant Oceanic House on Star Island,
Isles of Shoals. was burned to the ground
this morning, with most of the cottages.
The hotel was insured for $143, 900.
CHICAGO, Nov, IA special from St.
Louis says the following editorial para
graph appears in the Westliche Post, for
which Carl Schurz has commenced to
write within the past few days; he is
thought to be the author: "The Grand
Jury again meets to-day to examine into
the facts connected with the whisky
frauds which were VIGOROUSLY conducted
is secreted from the above must under
no circumstances overlook one thing,
VIZ: The Washington kilograms written
in cipher, which are before them, warn
ing the distillers of this city of their i'm
minent danger. These are based
upon and derived from knowledge
which at that time but two persons pos
sessed. Only Bristow and Grant knew of
the steps that were to BIO taken and az we
know that those signals of warning we're
not given by Bristow they could have only
came from Grant or one in his conf
denee. The whole county therefore
points already to the notorious Babcock.
Grants body villain, false measurer and
swindier in general, as we'll MS the head
OF all the corrupt scoundrels and news
papers in 1872 in particular, of whom, to
use familiar legal phrase, such mis-
deed is to be expected"