Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-10-31
Eastern Dispatches.

New YORK, Oct. 30.-The Brooklyn |
Trust Company has just compromised
suit growing out of the defalcaton of its
former President, the late Ethelbert s.
Mills, by paying bonds to the value OF
1925. 900 and costs, amounting to $780,
600.
Considerable feeling is said to exist in
the Produce Exchange between the
brokers, for the bull Clique and those
members of the bear party who have
been badly squeezed. After change
hours yesterday hot words were ex-
changed between a few of the bears and
q certain broker, and he was accused of
irregular transactions.
1t was stated yesterday that the Michi-
gan Southern, Michigan Central and
Fort Wayne Railroads had agreed to
pool their earnings on the basis of traffic
of 1874, and that the Baltimore &
Ohio r. r. Company had combined with
such of the three roads named as were
necessary to form in conjunction with
the Union Pacific Railroads. through line
from New York to the Pacific.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. Oct. 80. General
Patterson, Collector Of Internal Revenue,
seized last evening about 80, 900 cigars in
the hands of various dealers because the
makers name was pressed into the boxes
instead of being burned in with a brand
as required by law.
Arrangements have been made with
all the railroad companies here to carry
delegates to the Southern Pacific R. r.
Convention here on the 10Th of Nov. at
one fare for the round trip.
Col. Michael Masioiess, prominent
citizen, has donated a house and six
acres of ground on the boulevard near
the city to the Sisters of the Good Shop.
herd Us an asylum for fallen women and
INDECENT children.
: LoIsvILLE, Ky, Oct. 30.-A severe
wind. rain and hail storm passed over
| this city last evening and early this
morning causing number of houses to
, be unroofed, blown down and damaged
, No loss of life.
I New YORK, Oct 29.-Bank statement
/. Loans decreased 81. 669, 800; specie in
4 creased $3,5l4, 800; legal tenders de-
i creased $1,247 500; deposits decreased
= 50, 1876, 500; circulation increased 1881,
!. 500; reserve increased $2S65, 675.
3 WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-A Madrid tele
gram WAS received yesterday saying, OF
, the authority of the Epoca, that tn
. Spanish Cabinet recently discussed it
" reply to the Washington note. Thi
~ doubtless refers to the summary Of al
unsettled question between Spain ON,
:, the United States submitted by Mr.
4 Gushing, but involving no new points o
y controversy.
% Dispatches were received by the AttoI
ney General this morning from a repre-
D. sentative Of the Department Of Justic
y in Mississippi stating that the pacific Al
"a rangements for the election made by th
opposing parties will be fully carrie
o. out.
. New York, Oct. 80. Large quantiti'
re of provisions are going to Cuba. III
City Of Vera Cruz took out a full lof
~ and to-day extra steamers leave for Il
-, same point. In consequence of the
- cent arrival in Havana OF $1,000 troo
it is surmised that the provisions a
intended for them. The cereals taxi
he out include rice and wheat in va
quantities, and when the 1000 mo
mr. Spanish troops land it is supposed tb
at the export OF breadstuff will be double
ne All the steamers which have recent
sailed for Havana have been picked
& as far as safety would admit. T
ng amount in the steamers billed to lea
within two week is greater than I