Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-10-28
BY TELE &c r A PH!
SPECIAL To THE FiooHE DAILY Sn'osf',
Ri WESTERN UNION LINE.
Eastern Dispatches.

IS announced
Hugh Young has made an assignment
placing his Liabilities at Sl7l, SIG, assets
at So, 69I; a large part Of the latter pat
ent rights.
The music publishing honse OF Lee u
Walker, Philadelphia, has suspended.
Their liabilities ere said TO be $l75,000.
The assets of the firm, including stock,
is estimated at over $3.50, 900. and if the
creditors are liberal it is possible that
full return will be made them.
Cu1cAeo, Oct. 27.-A Washington
special says a well-known Mississippian,
who occupies prominent Judicial posi-
ton in Washington. says the next cleo
ton in Mississippi will see he'll in that
State which has never been equalled.
The former election outrages in the
South will fall into insignicancs by the
side of the bloody events of the coming
election. Both sides are arming and
both parties are strong in the determine.
ton that each shall not be cheated out
of the election. The Democrats are thus
far acting on the defensive but the i'm
pudence on the part of the colored men
will bring on an explosion little dreamed |
of by the people who fondly belive all |
is quiet in Mississippi. The Judge says
500 Spencer rifles have been sent to a |
small town where he used to reside, and
upward Of 10000 Spencer rifles have
been brought into the State. The Demo
Gratis say they don't propose to intimi-
date the colored voters, but if the Ames
people attempt to run in voters from
Arkansas trouble will begin. They do
not propose to become aggravated into
doing anything that might be considered
as an outbreak SO that troops might be
sent into the State. They are bound to
keep the troops away at all hazards SO
that on election day they can have a clean
sweep at the Ames gang. The Ames
ticket is made up of colored men with
one exception. Some of the candidates
ara jail-birds, so that the campaign
against them is one in which every de-
cent man should sympathise. The col
ored people are now being vigorously
stirred up and are advised by
their orators to wade up to their
necks in blood il need be, rather
than have their rights trampled
upon. This talk has stirred them up to
the utmost The diligent arming of both
sides with the INSCRIPTIONS tactics of
the Ames men is certain to cause col
lission. The Democrats are determined
to carry the State, as they feel AZ if they
Lave the majority, but claim that they
will use violence only in putting down
unfair means. The desperation of the
Ames party may be understood when it
is known that the Democrats openly
state that when they once get control of
the Legislature their first work will be
to impeach Ames and secure the prose.
cution of the former indictment found
against U. S. Senator Bruce. In the
Judges opinion no language is toe
, strong to portray the threatened dangers
of thecoming election in Mississippi.
/ New YORK, Oct. 27.-John and Thos
/ Dowden, father and son, uarrelled early
!. this morning while drunk, and tn,
o father fatally shot his son.
RICHMOND, Ind, Oct. 27.--An incen
q diary fire at Centreville. Indiana, yester
d day morning, destroyed two groceries
Il two drug stores, one hardware and on
:, millinery store. Loss, $40, 900; insur
ii ance, SO, 900.
!. ANsABLE. Mich, Oct. 27.--Wm. Stew
- art, Wholesale liquor dealer and promi
nent citizen, was found dead on tn
street opposite the American House yes
M terday morning, with four deep wound
e, in his head, his skull being mashed in
8. Stewart left the store the night previou
rs having thousand dollars on his person
id which was missing. He leaves viii
IN and four children. Intense excitemer
~ prevails.
& RALsToN, Pa, Oct. 27.-The cars c
og the Big Plane ran away to-day, cause
by break in the gear rope which COZ
[c- trolls the brake. John Burke had b
he head cut off, Geo. Sickle was fatally, III
John Sides, boot and shoe agent, Sol
ty ously injured.
Ter COLUMBUS. O., Oct. 27.-The ofiici
vote at the October election as return,
to the Secretary OF State shows th
ia, Hayes majority for Governor was 5,54
,or New York Oct. 27.-The eighth ann
al convention of the Railroad Condr
on tors Life Insurance Association OF I
rk, United States and Canada. opened
Al, session this morning in the Grand CT
ed trail Hotel. President J. W. Seymour,
IN. the Illinois Central R. r. called the bo
zen to order. Prayer was offered by the R
yes DR.. Miller, of Brooklyn; about 1876 de
INV gates were present; many ladies occup
ms seats.
Iol- The Convention of the Board of NJ
YER sions OF the Protestant Episcopal Chul
ioa resumed it's session in St. AIMS chur
n l West Eighteenth street, to-day. Bist
ose Talbot of Indiana, presiding. The p
lpi- oooa;,os "a psro1 vero oranoa MI.
cad WIN
ink votional exercises which were conduc
nd by Bishop Talbot, assisted by Rev. S.
Dor Seymour OF Connecticut.
i'm Surrogate Hutchins to-day ordered
,so- United States Trust Company to
less over to the State officers $500, 435,
is satisfaction Of n INDIGNANT 90 ~
ant. preme Court against the estate in on
lain the Tweed Ring suits. The remain