Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-01
Eastern Dispatches.

New York, April 29.-Mrs. Conway,
the actress who died last night was the
daughter OF Rev. Mr. Croker Of Litch-
field. Conn, and is sister to Mrs. d. P.
Bowers. H#
Twenty days extension is granted VIM.
NJ. Tweed to file an answer in n civil
suit filed against him. Tho prosecution
declines to furnish bill Of particulars.
AT the Beecher trial this morning the
defendant was not present, but there WAS
notable increase of spectators. The
cross examination of Tracy was contin-
ued. .......
had talk with Mrs. Moulton ~
night before her husband made the SHIT,
statement before the committee.
learned that night that the short state.
ment had been prepared instead of the
long one. and that Mrs. Moulton was
instrumental in preparing it. The wit.
ness was then shown the paper. pre-
sumo this is the paper presented on the
evening of August 10TH Witness atten-
tention was called to the conversation
with Mrs. Moulton on the evening OF
August 10TH, and said he understood
that tho conversation was confidential
and he did not desire to make it known
unless the lady should desire it. HI
said however it was not conversation
in which he (witness) was acting as
counsel for the lady. Witness continued
had consultation with Mrs. Moultor
but did not tell her that she had saved
the old man, nor advised her to burn her
husbands long statement, telling hei
that lift were published it would cause
her husbands ruin financially and So
cially. The short statement Of Moulton
to the committee was read by Beach
| WAS present at the meeting of the com.
mittee when this statement was presented
by Moulton. l had o short interview
with him at Storrs' house before he pre-
sented this statement. He told me he
would not present the long statement, but
had the shorter one as substitute.
think he communicated it's substance to
me. Munson was present at that inter
view. / had few interviews with Mrs.
Moulton prior to this, but in one of them
l never said to her TO kick Tilton out OF
the hoase and burn the documents as he
would bring her family into trouble and
disgrace. / saw Richards when he was
before the committee. ! did not ask
him in an interview before he went be-
fore the committee if his sister had
admitted having committed adultery.
CHICAGO, April 30.-The total losses
by the great FIRE at Oshkosh is not yet
known, but the estimate is in the neigh
borhood of 100000. Two men were
killed by falling walls; SO far as known.
these were the only fatal casualties. The
safes of most of the business-h houses are
still in the ruins, and all the insurance
offices in the city having been destroyed,
the amount of insurance is yet unknown.
Some 200 families are said to be in need
OF assistance from the public. The Com.
mon Council Of Oshkosh last night sppro-
priated $4,000 for their relief. There is
determination expressed among the
business men who are burned out to re-.
build immediately, though the blow to
the town is severe one, especially as it
is less than year since over 200 build.
ings were burned there.
Washington special says that the in,
dications are that the Grand Jury will
indict VIM. s. King.
A Topeka dispatch says tbirty.twc
chiefs and head men Of the Cheyenne
prisoners were ironed and sent to For
Sill on the Gath instant, to be tried fol
participation in the outrases Of last
Summer.
WILKEsBARRE. Pa. April 80. Officer
Reibezenner, who was shot by the Con
nells yesterday. died this morning.
WAsHINGro'- April 30.--The Presiden
may 60 to his farm In Missouri before b,
retires for the Summer to Long Branch
Judges Brooks and Dick in thei
charges to the Grand Jury OF North Caro-
lima, declared the criminal feature,
of the Civil Rights bill demonstrations
as no law could say men are socially
equal.
OMAHA, April 29.-The party Of miner.
brought out of the Black Hills by tn.
military passed through here to-day