Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-09
BY TELEGR AP n!
SPECIAL To THE ProoHk DAILY REooEp.
BIT WESTERN UNION LINE.
Eastern Dispatches.

mill, at Omega village, near Providence,
which has been idle year and was to
have started up to-day WAS fred by an
iucendiary this morning. 1t was owned
by George F. Wilson and was insured
for S26. 900, which will be nearly enough
to cover the loss.
New YORK, Nov. g. There was a
large attendance at the revival at tae
Brooklyn Tabernacle Sunday morning
and an unusually interesting religious
sentiment was manifested. So anxious
were many to testify to the blessed work
of the Lord that several were on their
feet at the Same time. There we're about
two hundred requests for prayers.
Moody read the l07 psalm and then de.
livered short discourse. He said if
man had been saved the first thing he
should do was to confess to Christ. A
great many did not get the blessing of
the Lord because they did not confess.
The Rev. Fred. Bell announced thirty
souls had been brought to Jesus in his
church. Moody said he wanted to re-
port from Young Mems meeting in
Clearmont avenue. They had q good,
glorious time and many converts. If
Moody would remain here this Winter
they would be able to convert that entire
section of the city. Rev. DR.. Talmadge
said that they had an excellent day yes
terday and three hundred and sixty new
cases for religious inquiry had been pre-
scented. Rev. Mr.. Steel testified to the
progress Of the good work in conversation
with ministers all over the city he found
luke-warm members were becoming
earnest workers. for the Lord. Sankey
related case of a young Scotchman
which came directly Under his notice at
the inquiry meeting. He was an infidel
but his mother had prayed for him and
written, requesting him to go the meet
ings. He had finally come and had been
converted to God. A young man arose
in tho congregation and confirmed
Sankey's statement by relating his own
experience; other young men, converts,
also, spoke of their conversion, after
which the meeting was dismissed.
CHICAGO, Nov. Ga Washington spe-
cial says the denial OF District ATTORNEY
Dyer OF st. Louis OF any indictment
having been found against Genl Bacock
or Orville Grant has in measure quieted
the excitement on the subject. The ex-
pectation in political circles is very in
tense and it is believed that if the Grand
Jury in St. Louis does its business thor
oughly the White House ring cannot
escape. No one thus far accuses the
President of having been conversant of
the doings of his executive underlings
and his friends say that no one impli-
Gated in the whisky business need look
to him for any favors.
New YORK, Nov. The Liberia, of
Rome, states that Prince Bismarck in
tends to visit Rome next year to thank
the King OF Italy and his minister for
their many proofs of friendship to him.
WASHINGTON, Nov. IA meeting of
the National Executive Committee of the
Union League Of America will be held
at the Co lonnade Hotel, Philadelphia on
| Thursday next.
Secretary Chandler is yet undecided
what TT recommendation, if any, he will
make i'll bis annual report with reference
to the Indian Bureau. He has not vet
determined to recommend the transfer of
the Bureau to the War Department. az
has been stated. Whatever action is
taken will be in accordance with the
views of the President and all the mem
bers of the Cabinet. The First Control
Ter of the Treasury has disallowed the
claim of the State of Nebraska for $685..
1888, being five per cent. on the value al
$125 per acre of the estimated quantity
OF Indian reservations in that State.
LEWISTON, Me-, Nov. 7.-Some excite.
ment in Leeds, Maine. over discovery
yesterday of arsenic, in large quantities
in the family we'll Of B. c. Thompson
1t fortunately was discovered in the frs
pailful pumped up from the WE'LL before
any ono had drank from it. W. Kirth, {
neishbor, has been arrested ON suspicion
he having purchased a large quantity il
Lewiston last Thursday.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Nov. The Cour
Martial trial of Navy cadets. accused o
hazing, has concluded business and bee,
discharged. As already known two wer
dismissed and two permitted to remain
subject to certain penalties and restric
tons. The remaining case of Thoms
Dickinson, appointed from Kentucky
was disposed of Friday, by his dismissa
from the school. In accordance wit
the recommendation OF the Court. tn
| colored cadet, Henry E. Baker, Jr., fror
Mississippi, has alec been dismissed fror
the academy by the Secretary Of tn
Navy, at the request of the Superintend
, ent OF the Naval School.
New YORK, Nov. 8.--The steamshi
3 Dakota, of the Williams & Guion linz
( was seized Saturday on complaint &
passengers in the steamship Montana
recently disabled on voyage from Ii,
erpooL The officers gavo bonds fc
S2l 900 and the steamer was released.
A Troy dispatch says the people I
Saratoga county are excited over the al,
covery of the defalcation of Henry 4
Mann. treasurer of the county for th
last fifteen years. 1t is known that th
sum of'his stealings will reach Sl4O. 90,
and may largely exceed that amour