Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-02
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SPECIAL TO THE PIoCHE DAILY RECORD
BY WESTERN UNION LINE.
Eastern Dispatches.

PoTTSyILLE, IA, May l-lnefo 10 ~
prospect of an agreement between the
miners and employers here. No serious
troubles yet between the special police
and miners. 1t is stated that the miners
at Scranton and Wilkesbarre will for
ward 800, 900 next week to the strikers
here.
WHITEHALL, N. Y, May 1.-Meagre
reports are received concerning the fire
at Montpelier, vt. Bane street is in
ruins. The loss will be fully $3.50, 600.
Meehan's paper mill at Factoryville
was burned. loss $4,000
The United States Hotel at Saratoga
was sold under foreclosure to-day for
$3.50, 900.
New YonK, May 1,-Cardinal Nc
Closkey, the papal ambassadors, some
bishops and a number Of the clergy OF
this diocese left to-day for Boston, where
Bishop Williams will be raised to the
dignity OF an archbishop.
WASHINGTON, May l. - Public debt
statement shows reduction OF the debt
during April of 1925, BAG.
The Treasury Department has issued
call for five millions '62 bonds. interest
on which ceases LIST Of August next.
The Secretary of the Treasury has 70.
quested Treasurer Spinner. in compli-
ance with the terms Of the third section
of the act to provide for the resumption
Of specie payments, to cause legal ten
ders to the amount OF S1,175, 140, to be
Withdrawn from the available currency of
the treasury and redeem and destroy the
same, being 80 per cent. of the additional
circulation issued to banks during April.
Until further notice, redemption under
the said act shall be ordered. The amount
OF U. 8. notes outstanding to be used as
a circulating medium, shall not exceed
1881, O5l,7
New YORK, May Miss Ida Greeley,
the elder daughter Of the late Horace
Greeley, was married to-day to Col.
Nicholas Smith of Covington, Ky. at the
residence of her aunt. Mrs. John F.
Cleveland. The Rev. Father Warren,
an old friend Of Horace Greeley, per.
formed the ceremony according to the
rites of the Catholic Church. There
were present large number OF guests.
including judges, military and profes
sional men. After the ceremony, the
bridal party embarked 10 the steame
Abyssinia for Europe.
MONTPELIER. W., May l. At 1
O'Clock last night FIRE broke out in
Bruce's block, and ragged four hours, des
troying thirty stores and dwellings.
strong wind prevailed threatening tn
business portion of the town, but forum
ately changed and drove the flames in
different direction. The dwellings OF
both sides of the street for nearly qual
ter OF mile were burned, loss $3.50, OO(
NEW YORK, May 1.-The American
College Of Music will be organized in
few days under o recent act of the Lsgis
lature.
The wife of the late Dan Bryant h a
applied to the Surrogate for letters G
administration upon her husband
estate. The property left don't excee
$500 in all and there are five children {
be supported.
CHICAGO, May IA Washington
special says the State Department ha
received, through British source, in
formation that the brig James Birney
carrying the American nag, while at tn
HAYES Group OF Islands. in the Sout
Pacific. in September, was captured b
the natives and one.half the crew mu
dered, while the remainder escaped i
the ships boat. In the list Of officer
and seamen furnished it is evident the
were all British subjects, which opinio
is not only confirmed by the Navy D.
partment. but the suspicion is that th
Birney is On English vessel, sailing unde
American colors, engaged in stealing
natives of the group Of islands visite
and that the natives only defended then
selves against the intruders. The ssrvi,
OF the American navy in Furnishing thet
savages is requested.
As trouble Is anticipated at Aspinwal
It has been deemed advisable to send
vessel of war to that port at once, ar
Rear Admiral Mullaney has been il
structed to keep vessel there as long
necessary.