Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-06
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SPECIAL To THE PIoCHE DAILY RECORD,
ny WESTERN UNION LINE.
Eastern DISPATCHES.

New YORK, June 5.-Captain W. H. |
Brown of the Fifth U. s. Cavalry COM
mitted suicide yesterday at his residence
in this city.
Bank statement: Loans, increase.
81. 700; specie decrease, $S2, 700; legal
tenders increase, $1,260,000; deposits
increase, $3.50, 600; circulation decrease,
$780, 900; reserve increase, $500, 900;
specie shipments to Europe to-day, 3d.
500, 900 of which 80. $50, 600 gold coin.
CINCINNATI. June By the explosion
of an engine boiler last night on the
Cincinnati, Sandusky and Cleveland r.
R., Thomas Larking. engineer, was killed
and Joseph Lees, fireman, MORALLY
wounded
MACHIAs, Me-, June 5.-An incendiary
fire this morning destroyed the Catholic
Church and parsonage with the resi-
dences of Nathan Longfeilow and DIR.
Peabody. with several adjoining build
ings and quantity of lumber Loss,
$3.50, 900.
WASHINGTON, June 5.-The Indians
called at the Interior Department this
morning to say good bye to the Com
missioners, when short interview took
place. They expect to start for home
tonight. 1t is understood that the res
ignation of Agent savill Is at the dispose
of the Department.
New YORK, June 5.--On petition OF
Hugh j. Jewett, Receiver of the Erie
Railroad Company. Judge Donohoe has
granted an order empowering the Re.
ceiver to pay taxes and charges upon and
to work the coal mines referred to in his
petition; to perform any lawful con.
tracts, to sell securities referred to-
wherein in his judgment the interest OF
s all parties will be promoted thereby.
: Red Cloud said to the Commissioners
= "We are going home to-day and the
q young men you see here want to SO,
= goodbye, and we also want to ask abou
the pay for those who came with me-
o Interpreters and all the Indians. Thu
o Commissioner said there was something
t, about the men who came along that h,
II would rather not say. They came OF
r their own account and had been the sourc,
!, of mischief ever since they had been here
d They have led you into bad practices
p have insisted on you leaving the quarter
y assigned you, and now have the impu
- dence to ask me to pay them for thei
kind services. l told your agent t,
y speak for you in getting such present
70 as yon want to the amount of $25 apiece
:. and am not able to do more. because
- - have not the money to make the pur
n chases.
,e Little Wound said he was not intiu
Is enced by these men. He said they cam
- here on the invitation of the Presiden
and expected to go home with horses
. equipments and guns, so their peopl
=, ~ would receive them gladly. He said hi
~ ~ people would laugh at them if they r,
b turned without them.
" The Commissioner said he would M
81 give them guns if he could, and had n
power to give them other things.
. GALVESTON, Texas, June City {
2. Mexico advices state that efforts are b.
o. o. ing made to establish line of steamer
Y between Vera Cruz and Galveston, NAL
is ing the run in 60 hours.
Advices from Neuces county, Texa
at report that Abundant General Steele
~ on tour of observation through Il
i'd country, making an examination as
ty past troubles, with view Of reporting
" the State authorities. 1t is stated tn
an enrolment is made of all males lab
'S to military duty, between the Gaudalol
- and Rio Grande, in the Southern cou
~ ties.