Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-10-24
BY TELEG r. APH!
SPECIAL To TIE ProoHE DAILY RECORD,
BY WESTERN UNION LINE.
Eastern Dispatches.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 23.-- Mcdonald Il
Co., of Wooster. Ohio, manufacturers OF
agricultural implements, have made an
Their liabilities is said to
be $500, 900. .....
CHICAGO, Oct. 23.-Some weeks ago
the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Com
pany applied to the United States Court
to compel the Stl Louis Bridge Com
pauy to ipermit the stringing of their
wires along the bridge, but the Court
denied the application. Yesterday, in
defiance of the decision of the Court, the
Atlantic and Pacific Company attempted
to string wire along the bridge by force,
but the work was stopped by the bridge |
authorities.
New YORK, Oct. 23-Bank statement
Loans decrease 1894, 500, specie increase
ST., 400, legal tender increase S1,792,-
500. deposits increase So, 227, 100, circu-
lation increase SO 400, reserve decrease
$4S6, 1876. ID.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 23.-The dead body of
man, supposed to be John 7 Campbell,
was found near the Missouri Pacific
Railway track, two miles west of Cali
fornia. Missouri, yesterday. The sup-
position is Compbell fell from the train,
and the condition of the corpse indicated
it had lain where found several days.
Boston, Oct. 23.--The failure OF Robt.
Tilton, wooden manufacturer and pro.
prietor of the Spring Mills at Cavendish,
Vermont, is occassioning no little excite
ment in the wool trade in this city
Boston's indebtedness is quite large the
result mainly of purchases of wool
in the market. His liabilities are about
800, 900.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.-The President,
with Secretary Belknap, Robeson and
the Postmaster General are spending the
day with John w. Garrett, at his country
seat, near Baltimore.
New York, Oct. 23.-The failure of
Hoffman l. Co., dry goods merchants,
was announced yesterday; liabilities, two
hundred thousand dollars; assets not
known.
The Stock Exchange failures were
those of Cumberland, G. White, Chas.
H. Ward, T. F. Fuller and Howard
WINS, minor operators who got on the
bear side of bull market and were
squeezed.
DETROIT. Oct. 90. - The Taws Mil
Company. East Taws, have made an as
signment; liabilities placed ut S195.00
assets $2S0,000 The Wickes Bros
foundrymen and machinists of East Sag
NAV, have also assigned; liabilities
$50, 900; assets placed at $1,000
CHICAGO, Oct. 49, - A Washington
special says: An attempt will be mad
in the next Congress to expose what j
said to be lawyers ring in come ctio
|, With the distribution of the Genev
award, and the legislation past and prot
, pective which affects that distribution
, This effort, it is understood, will procee
. from those who have large persona
stake in the distribution Of the aware
and who consider their rights have nc
hitherto been properly guarded by Coz
gress. 1t is said Of the $4,000. 900 to /
:, awarded under the present act, $4,000
600 have passed into the hands of IL
n present ring.
a Statements have been put in circul
If ton that at least three of the membe
y " of Grants Cabinet are disgusted at NJ
Chambers appointment. It has eve
, been said there was probability th
:. one or more Of them would resign
consequence. 1t is known to be tn
=, that Bristow and Pierrepont are not ST
q. isAed. and have expressed themselves
~ the feet that Chandler is no improy
q. ment on Delapo. II is not likely th
II" their dissatisfaction will induce them
go to the length Of resigning.
:. PITTsBuRa, Oct. 49, Yesterday eve
- ing at Uniontown, Pa, JAS. Yatt.
:" hotel clerk, shot and dangerously wour
:" ed his brother, the ball entering the !
ss eye. 5.aaa.a.
Boston, Oct. 23.-The Ames Pillow {
nd is temporarily embarrassed; liabiliti
're $2l8. 247; assets $542. S9l. The credit,
'ck think reasonable extension would
u ,ai able the company to pay In full a
go on. .... .s ..ass.
New YORK, Oct. ON. Hoffman
:. Co., dry goods merchants of Broadw'
T.. deny that they have suspended as
av. ported in the morning papers. They
pect to survive their difficulties.
& Jacob Fetterman. a spirit manu-
nth turer in Walker street has stopped P
I'M ment.
SKowHEaAN, Me-, Oct. 23.-1n
lick town of Mercer yesterday, Mrs. Wall
the divorced from Hiram Walton. who
rs living with Streenleaf Tracy was
dead by Tracy in fit Of jealousy. II
'eh- then fed to the woods and killed b
zen self. .... .. .
w New YORK. Oct. 23.--Thos. Il. Fl
:. was probably fatally shot last nigh
~. Edward HaRgerty in front Of the /
EZRA Avenue Hotel, during quarrel gro'
ont of contest for the State Sc
tern between John Morrissey and John
On. Ferris and Haggsrty are well-known
politicians.
Lin. Among the failures yesterday on
,ntv OF stock spectators was that Of Joa,
Davis. lumber merchants; War;
a M Wyman, dealers in books also susper
Il, Butterick & CO.. dealera in fae