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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-08
Eastern Dispatches.

WASHINGTON, May 6.-The Secretary
OF War has issued circulars to the chiefs
Of bureaus Of the War Department d.
recting that hereafter all circulars, pro.
fessional or scientific papers, digests Of
opinions, etc., which II is designed to
issue from the bureau be submitted for
his information and approval before be.
ing published.
The Spanish Government to-day paid
Minister Gushing the entire balance due
on the virginus indemnity, thus antici.
pating the payment by several months.
NEW Yoax, May THE dense crowd
Of spectators who were in the Brooklyn
City Courtroom this morning was large.
ly in excess Of previous days. Beecher
and wife were in Court before the pro.
ceedings opened. After the formal
opening Evarts said that Beach and
Sherman were compelled to be absent,
and as the case was now reaching the
close the difference Of adjournment for O
day or SO would not matter.
A special from Port Au Prince, dated
May Sd, says the revolution was at the
first moment subsequent to the outbreal
put down by the Government troops
Generals Brice and Pierre WOKE kslisln
The foreign oonsulates were imm ediate
ly crowded with refugees who sought
shelter from the violence of the natives
Martial law was proclaimed and tn.
proclamation contained promise of am.
nesty to those who would surrender al
once to the officers Of the Government
Tranquility has been restored.
CHICAGO, May IA Times Washing
ton special says Of the abrupt dismissa
OF Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
Douglass. that politicians think It th,
beginning Of new departure in tn,
matter Of executive appointments. Tn,
President informed the gentlemen VIII,
called on him yesterday, to demonstrate
against Douglass sudden taking off, tina
he was President Of the United State
and that hereafter he should remove an,
appoint men without giving anyon
reason for his action.
CINCINNATI, May 7.-At two o'clocl
this morning an attempt was made t
rob Adams express messengers ON tn
train between Lima and Forest, Ohio
The robber sawed through the end ca
door Of the express oar TO effect an On
trance. He demanded the surrender q
messenger Price. who refusing, the rot
Der shot him twice, once 10 the chez
and once 10 the shoulder. Price the
shot the robber killing him instantly
The robber proved to be recently dil
charged conductor named Brinkley, fol
merly conductor on an accommoda tio
train on the Pittsburg & IT. wayn
Railroad. Prices wounds are not u
rious.
/ PorsvILLE, Pa, May 6.-The report
from the upper coal regions indicates
series OF constantly increasing outraRe
At several places where the miners ha,
shown disposition to work threats an
coffin warnings have been posted. A
tempts have been made to throw trair
of the track and much damage has bee
done to property. At a late hour la
night the railroad telegraph office
Locust was burned by incendiaries.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-08

A DESERVED COMPLIMENT. - We take
pleasure in publishing the following
commendatory notice OF our talented
townsman W. w. Bishop. which we find
in the Beaver Enterprise Of the Goth ult.
Mr.. Bishop well deserves all that the
Enterprise says: "Mr. Bishop has been
with us some four weeks busily employed
in his profession as lawyer. during
which time he was engaged on the cases
Of John D. Lee, W. Fotheringham, D.
Tyler. and mining suit between W.
Walker vs.. Searles and others. As q
lawyer be has established himself in this
city and district. ns q gentleman who
carries his flag with him and stands by
it. Such We have found him. and as
such shall always remember him. He
will return TO Beaver at next term to at
tend to the cases continued, in which he
is engaged.
RETURNINa.-We notice within the last
few days that the stages of both the Salt
Lake and Hamilton lines ore bringing
many more passengers than OF late has
been the rule. The news OF the success
full working Of the Raymond & Ely
pumping machinery has gone abroad and
many of our former citizens have re-
turned to await the developments. Tho
| faith Of most OF the old stand.bys 10 un.
shaken in the prosperous future of this
town. They believe that the bonanza is
there, and now that the capacity of the
pumps is proved to be equal to the
emergency. finding it they think is only
question of time. We are OF the opin-
ion that their heads are eminently level.
PAsAMINr.-In the last day or two
several Piochers have returned from
Panamint. One Of them informs us that
he thinks that camp will ultimately
prove . mining center Of considerable
note. He believes that there are many
good ledges in that region, but il will
take time to develop them. As there il
o very large amount OF capital invested
already. and moro available, the real
merit u ths clamp, il it has any, will ere
very long be determined.
PERsoNAL.-Mr. Mayer Of the we'll
known tobacco house Of Kullmau 4
Armer, Of San Francisco. reached towr
yesterday. He visits Phoebe Ia the In
terest Of the Arm which has we'll estab
lished reputation for the excellece of III
goods and liberal and straightforward
dealing.
THE following passengers will arriv'
by to-dsy's stage from Hamilton: A. B
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-08
To the Unfortunate,
NEW REMEDIES NEW REMEDIES
DR.. GIBBONS DISPENSlRY

AIO. cas- KEARNY STREET, COR. ~
IN NER Commercial. San Francisco. Al
Private entrance on Commercial styce.. H
Established In 1854, for the Treatment
Of Sexual and Seminal Disease, such
q Gonorrhes. elect. Structure, Syphilis in I'll
forms, Seminal Weakness, lmpotency, etc., etc.
Skin diseases OF years standing, and liberated
DIR. GlBBON has the pleasure Of announcing
that he has returned from visiting the principal
Hospitals Of Europe, and has resumed practice.
The Doctor has spared neither time nor money
in seeking out new remedies, and has returned
with increased facilities for alleviating human
suffering.
Seminal emission IL consequence Of self
abuse. This solitaa. vice, or depraved sexual
indulgence, 10 practiced by the youth Of both
sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing
morbid symptoms. uniess combatted by scien.
tho medical measures. viz: Bsllow countenance,
dark spots under the eyes pain in the head, ring.
ing in The ssrs noiss like the rustlins Of leaves
Ss g H. S: ooSu. ss0v va s.
biunted intellect, loss Of confidence, dii1idsncs
In approaching stranger, dislike 70 form new
acquaintauces. disposition to shun society
loss Of memory, pimples and various eruptioni
about the face, hectic hushes, furred tongue
fostid breath. coughs, consumption, might sWeats
monomania and frequently insanity, II relic
be not obtained you should apply Immediately
either In person or BY letter, and have . cur,
effected by his new and scientific mode Of trent
ing disease, which never fails Of erecting ouicj
and radical cure.
Cured 1t Homo.
Persons At distance may be CURED AZ
HOME, BY addressing letter to DR.. Oibbou
stating esss: .;,ymRtoms, length Of time the q.
forvardsd. free from damage md eutiosity.
I n2tpsst ofths ceuntry, with isli and plain
rec3ous for use. II
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-08
NEWS BY MAIL.

VIRGINIA CIrY, May 4.-The election
yesterday for city officers was conducted
with considerable spirit, especially by
the Democrats. The election. as far AZ
known, gives to the Democrats the cleo.
ton of ]. @. Curris for Mayor; Charles
A. White. Chief Of Police; j. s. Hard.
wick. Assessor. with Treasurer and Al.
derman Republican.
The prize fight to-day was won BY
Chatham through foul. Fifty.three
rounds were fought. Time one hour and
quarter.
BosToN, May a. The conservation Ger.
emonies and investure OF Archbishop
Williams to-day occurred OF the new
Catholic Cathedral OF this city and at.
tracted an immense crowd. Tho capacity
Of the building was but 1000, but there
were fully 10, 900 persons surrounding II,
and by 8 O'Clock a. M. the edifice was
crowded in every part and Thousands
were unable to obtain even q glimpse Of
the inside Of the cathedral. Among the
distinguished gentlemen who occupied
seats 10 the middle near the sanctuary
were Governor CASTOR and members OF
the Executive Council and both branche,
Of the Legislature; Mayor Caleb, and
members Of the Common Council; mem
bers Of the faculties Of Harvard. Yal.
and other Colleges, and the French, Brit
ish and other Consuls Of this and othel
| ports.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-08

Ice IcE Ice Don't forget that W.
R. Wilson. at Fulk's & McAlpin's
saloon. has commenced supplying the
town Of Phoebe with ice. will sell
as low rs any one. Saloons, restau.
rants, &C., supplied. IT,
II You want any tin ware, sheet iron
and copper ware manufactured or repsir.
ed, and also plumbing at very low prices.
60 to J. J. Halpin & Co., who employ
none but 6rst-class workmen. II.
FULL stock of Giant Powder on hand
Car load Of powder in iron kegs. Rub
Der betting all sizes for sale at lowest
| rates. Nv. Cr.urr.
If Meadow Valley street,
UPoN leaving town take a parting drink
At Panaca Saloon. Lacour street, One
Price! One Bit
WASrED = Teams to haul ore from
Phoebe to Bristol. Apply TO GEO. G.
JOHNSTON, Dexter Stable. 81.
ONE DOLLAR will buy roll Of the best
butter that ever came to Phoebe at T. @.
PouyADE's. II
EXTRA California butter to bs had at
CULLEN & Donohue's, at 81 per roll.
HARDWOOD PLANK for sale by F. W.
Clute. III
TIE Best NJ. & NJ. Tea can be had Of
F. W. Clute for rs cts. . pound. II
FRESH Zoos at F. W. Cluts's for 25
cents per dozen. If.
| Fresh Garden Seeds at Alexander &
drug store.
i Coon BUrrER at T. @. Poujads's. II
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
ARRIVALS.
HUGH WHITES SALT LAKE LINE:
NsMeyer MO'Brien
d Lynch Blum
DEPARTURES.
II GILMAN sAL1sBunr's RAM1LroS LINE:
All Now All Chow and wife
W FADE VIM Mitchell
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-08

BY private letter from Minersville we
learn thas quite an excitement prevailed
in that place over the escape Of the cat.
tie and horse thief. Eugene Morgan, who
was taken prisoner ut 6hauntie Springs
BY the constable OF Minersville and taken
to the latter place on Saturday last
Beaver Enterprise, Apl. 30.
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TIE LEGRAPH

SPECIAL TO TIE PIoUHE DAILY RECoRr
By WESTERN UNION LINE.
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Cornucopia and other districts north
OF the railroad are attracting considers.
bio attention. Several Eureka miners
who have interests over that way have
lately taken their departure in that direc-
toni Eureka Sentinel, 4,
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The Court opened at the usual hour.
Fifty-nine witnesses were called and
sworn.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-08

the San Jose Hotel are not
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Go to the San Jose Hotel, Main
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or Cold Bath. Tho Baths at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-15
1noex to Advertisements.

AxrsEMHHTs-Nin Page Att, 5th, and 9th columns.
RANKING HoUsEs AND BANKEEs-Eighh Pd0e-5th col
-,
BOARD AND ROCMs-NNHh FG1t-lM, "a, ana o. COL
BVstsEss CH,NcEs- Third PGge-6th column
BUsssEss NOTICEs-FOurth Pa0e-1st column.
CORPORATION NoTfCEs-Suth Po9e-Gth column
OAecING ACADEMus-StfN I0ge-6th column
DkSfIsrBY-SirN PoOe-6th column.
DIVIDEND NoTTCBs-E,ghth Po0e-5th column.
DEL GooDs-SiIih Pdge-6th column.
EUROPEAN ADYERTIsi MENTs-Thrd PdGe-6th column
Eighth Page-5th ana 9th columns.
EukoPEAN HoTEIs-E,ghM Poge-5th and 9th columns.
FrssNCIAI-Et0hh Pd0e-2d. Sd, and Attn columns
fURSITURE-SiIth Pd0e-6th column.
HELP WANTED. LEs-NiHh PGge-6th column; fE-
HAfKs-Nnh Pa9e-6th column
HOTELS Ninth PaOe-3d column.
HOUSES AND FARMS WANTBD-IhTd Poge-oth column
Ice CREAM-SiRh Poge-6th column.
rRCCTION-SIh ragged, 80, 4th ana 0th cOiunns.
Law sCBooIs-Sirfh Pd0e-6th column
LECTURES AND MEETlNGs-Ninh PdGe-6th column
IgsaJ NOTICEs--SiTh TOge-6th column.
NaRRIK AND SLATE MANTRIs7hird PGQc-6th column.
NAsRIAoEs ASp DEATHs-Fit;h Poge-6tb column.
NncELLANHoUs-Third Page-6th column Tenth PGge
-sth 9Th. and 9th columns.
krNCAL INSTRUMENTATION PGge-6th column
NV PURLICATIoNs-Sirth Pd1e-ist and I'd columns
ksTATE SALB-CTf-IhVd rage otn col
ruun: BRooKLYN-Third I0ee-6th column; COUNTRY
Third IaOe-6th column; NEwJERsEY-Thrd
Psge-6th column; To E4CHASGE-Third Po0e-6th
column
sALes nv AUCTION Third Pd9s-6th column.
. fExaLEs-Hinh Page-3d, Attn. 5th, and 9th columns
esaclAL NoI!CEs-FJth Ta0e-6th column
oaATfONFRY-qhird PGge-6th column. 80 80
8rrAMBoArs AMI kAILRoADs-Etghm Poge-4th' otn'
eIgAMsRs, OcKAS-Niah PdGe-1st column
egxxER RETREArs-Nlnh PGge-3d column.
TxlCHERs-SuM Pdqc-5th and 9th colli-ns.
To LET-CTTY PROPERrY-Tbrd PCge-Gt1 column !;
BeOOKIYS-Thrd PGge-6fh column; COUNTRY
laird Pras-6th column. 49,
10 WHcM IT MAY CoSCERN-SiIh PGgc-oth Column
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-15
TIE DEBT QUESTION.

TO the TGitor Of the Tribune.
SIR: Your editorial columns do not fairly
present the financial issue. The real and only question is
this: Ought a who mas borrowed thousand depFe-
cated paper dollars 10 be compelled to repay them with
one thousand gold dolars natural sense Of justice
teaches us that In the absence OF contract
to the contrary, entered into when the loan was
made tbe creditor should receive what he loaned with
intercs-no more-aud no less. II he loaned gold, he
sond receive gold II he loaned paper, he should re-
ceive paper. Countless millions of Indebtedness exist
which were created in deprecated PAPER with con-
tract either express implied, that payment should be
made in gold Tho creditor class now attempting to
rob debtor class by compelling to be repaid III gold
what was borrowed in paper worth less ihan gold The
debtor class seeking defense against threatened spo
liatOn by imitation. Hence business u paalyZed anu
labor unemployed.
Tell us how justice be done, not to the creditors
alone but TO the whole people, Show us how every
thing deb inciudd be sealed down 10 gold stand
ard As soon this problem Ia solved all other ques-
tons specie payments can be easily adjusted, az
public sentiment will then DO virtually unanimous IN
favor OF an immediate TO specie basis Prosper
ity will at whenever the creditors and debt
OTIS equtaby adjust their relations to each other aud al
talk about imitation will Immediately cease
NecHGren, Conn, Aug. 10, 1873. j. r. PHILLIPS.
|. What is our correspondents idea OF pc
cuniary contract lie gives his note for a
thousand dollars, payable twelve months after
date to what does that act bind him 7 Does
the promise compel him to pay thousand
dollars in that abstraction called Valae
Surely not The obligation is to pay one
thousand legal tender dollars, without any re-
gard whatever to tho value OF those dollars
Suppose the promise was To pay thousand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-15

lowed to appoint this Commission in the frSt
place. When he called this little party OF
trusty gentlemen together and said to them,
My dear friends. Mr.. Marsh. instigated anu
assisted by The NEw-YoEK TRIBUNE, mas
made insinuations against the integrity OF my
department: please examine certain witnesses
whose names l give you, and then tell me
what you think Of my personal charac-
ter-when he thus selected his own
Judges, the absurd incOngruity OF the pro-
ceeding excited general remark. The Presi-
dent ought to have stopped the FARGO by
taking the appointment of the Committee into
bis own hands and choosing men against
whom no objection could possibly be raised
on the score of either prejudice, or capacity,
or personal relations with tho Indian Ohice
and the Interior Department But he let the
opportunity pass, and now We must wait for
the action of a Democratic House Of Repre-
sentatives. By all means let Gov. Fletcher
90 home if he wishes to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-15
POLITICAL NOTES.

Senator Boutwell, makes bis first speech in
Ohio at Cincinnati tonight.
Carl Schurz arrived yesterday. W Ill he take
the stump anil 80, where, questions in which poll
ticiansjust now are deeply concerned.
Mr.. Shepherd LETTER, the Democratic nomi'
nee Governor of Iowa. has opened his canvass "n
strong imitation speech which he held thot tho leading
question OF the hour that of the currency There L.
fortunately, little chance OF his election
The PENNSYLVANIA Demccracy's declaration
for initiation may help the rasmoney cause in ONO, put
outside OF that State 1T will have the opposite eject IL
has SGT people thinking. and little thought ON tne
currency question il sufficient to turn every honest ana
int lligenf TO the side OF honest money.
The Hon. w. ID. Kelley is going to deliver
his softnoney speech at carnival OF the Admiral foos
Post of the Grand Army Of the Republic at Hamilton
Park, New-Hayen, on Oct. s. His Is queer sort Oh
subject carnival. but he will do eoou deat less
harm with there than out among the labormg classes
OF CLIO.
Senator Gordon of Georgia does not think
the currency question will be allowed TO disturb the mar
mony OF the Democratic party in the next Presidential
campaign He regards it as minor issue compared
with that Of reconciliation between the sections III ne
Wishes TO aid verifying his predictions, he had better
taKo the stump III OHIO against Gov Allen
If any proof were needed that the North ls
thoroughly sick Of the bloody outrage" business IL
could DC found in the treatment given TO Cow AmeSs
incoheren demands for troops Aside from the organs
at Washington, only two Republican journals
have shown any sympathy for Amos The general sent'
uent toward him appears to be fairly expressed by ths
paragraph from The Utica Heraid: " There 10 grow
ing impatience over the efforts Of such Amos to
involve the General Government In local troubles mas
concern last of all. There is gathering conviction
tha under policy the Southern question VIII never
be eliminated from our politics, but grow more conf
picacd with the years. GOV. Amess dispatches
Tighten this Impotence and deepen this conviction"
There appears to be one Democratic paper
in Pennsylvania which has the courage TO say word
against the abomnabe platform OF its party. THO
Dovies.ovn Democrat praises the ticket heartily ana
adds: regret that cannot give the platform tho
same unqualified approval the candidates The parts
of this which treat OF finance and currency 10
not meet our appreciation They are departure from
both tho written and the unwritten traditions OF the
party do not the views Of our people, and should
not have been adopted. But this does not Affect our
.1nport OF the candidates" Senator thurman VIII
rsroOize the last sentence fruit OF the seed ne mas
sown IN Ohio What faith patriotic people have III
partv whose and editors care 50 Ilttlo iof pri
Cples ttlst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-15
WITH SUPPLEMENT.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FospGN-Russia intended proposing confer
s,ne on the Bosnian troubles Montenegro promised
neutrality the insurgents sought Servlan ana. -
M. Rouher left Paris to attend BOnapartlst COZ
clsys at Arenenbcrg - The Spanish ministers
were represented to be liberal ana unitod - Inc
great Yorkshire handicap was won at D0ncaster by
81. Leger. - Eighty-eight lives were lost by the
watcrspout at st. Gilman France; there were DIS
astrous inundaticns in the Department of Lozere.
e. newspaper TO give information Oh the Con
tennial Exhibition was established in Paris
DoMEsuc-A report was made to the Alabama
Convention that the State debt is $29,oO0OoO' ana
the taxable property of the State %l19'OoV'ooo
reduction of the debt to $lO,OOO,o00, and cutting
down of State eSpe SEES, were recommended. -
The Syracuse Cove ition was conceded as 1llden
Convention. with an emphatic hard-Inorey and re-
form platforn John Bigclow was talked OF for
SECRETARY of State. - $4,000 600 was subscribed
70 the guarantee fund of the BANK OF
California. 60 The Republican majority Ill
Maine was less than 5000, beng smaller
than ever before the vote being unusually heaVy !;
the Democrats gain in tho Senate ana AS'eIn"ly'
- The American Rife Team was received ~ u
banquet in Poughkeepsie; Major Fulton won i'he
match scoring 40 cut of possible % - iho.has
Jsferson won the stallion race for SloOoo az DoS-
ton - One survivor Of the Equinox was found
= The governmental lightning mail train reached
81. Louis on time. --= he anniversary OF the
revolution of September 1874, was observed III
New-OTleans
Cry AND SUBCnBAN.-Thc breaking Of an aerial
,odder killod the Chief Of Fire Battalion and two
e,s,,en. and wounded four others. - District
Attorney Brittcn of Kings County suggested enter
inc nois pyoeqa on the indictment against Francis
ID. Moulton. Mr.. Beecher consented but Nr' aoui
ton demanded an early trial - Inc Assem-
blv Committee on Crime examined Is. Il. Pheips and
other witnesses concerning tho workings OF th'
Nsw.York Dstrct-Attorneys Office - 1esti
mony for the defense was given in the InVes'ga'ioi
of alleged abuses la the Kings County Penltennary
- The Republican State Central Committee OF
ganized electng A. b. Cornell Chairman. = NJ
,;,m =. Kruelder, German varnish-rnaker in Brook
lyn. killed himself after attempting 10 murder ~
wife. - William Delaney was committed 10
,.;.l "a, tbe murder of Capt. Lawrence II
Cow Bay. Ho admitted tho crime - The cor
.nsys iory found that Policeman Joyce OF Brooklyn