Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-15
BY TELE G RAPH
SPECIAL 70 THE pIoCHE DAILY RECORD,
BY WESTERN UNION LINE.
Eastern Dispatches.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, June l3.-Over
one hundred leading citizens of this city, |
irrespective Of party, have rendered j. G.
New. the recently appointed Treasurer
of the United States, a public dinner
previous to his departure for Washing
ton to assume his official duties. Among
the signers are embraced the names OF
U. S. Senators Morton and Mcdonald.
Governor Hendricks. the Federal. State
and municipal officials, all of the leading
brokers and editors. as well as the prom
inent attorneys. merchants and substan-
tial business men.
BALTIMoRE. juno 13.-The basis Of ar-
rangement aereed upon by the repre-
sensatisesssa Pennsylvania and the
Baltimore &Ohio Railroads. at the con-
ference in New York on Friday last, will
be submitted to the respective Boards OF
Directors of these roads on Wednesday
next.
New York, June 13.--The Boston ex
press train, due here at IL 80 last night,
ran off the track about six miles above
the city. Two parlor coaches were over
turned and q number of passengers quite
severely bruised. Vice President Will
son was in the rear coach and escaped
injury; Miss Annie Louise Carey, vocal
list, was slightly injured ex-Speaker
Blaine occupied scat in the first coach
and received injuries which will confine
him to his bed for day or two.
, CHICAGO, June 13.-The Communists
and workingmen held n meeting here to-
/ day, in which most inflammatory
, speeches were made. advising armed re-
sistancs 20 the encroachments OF EN-
| ployers on the rights Of the workingmcn.
Resolutions We're adopted extending
, sympathy to tho striking coal miners Of
, Pennsylvania.
t LOUISVILLE, KY, June l3.-Dr. T. =
Rogers, one of tho most eminent prac
/ titiouers in the State, and for many
years Professor in tho University o
Louisville, died this morning after pro
tracted illness, Of cancer Of the stomach
2 ST.. PAUL, June IL. - In the Unite,
States Court in session here, four mel
I; have been convicted OF stealing grail
3 from Fort Lincoln. Among those con
: yicted is Henry eager, who has beel
, several years contractor in Minnesot
; and Dakota and who has been the ring
e leader in the recent depredations,
y NEW York, June Ia. - The Heral
3 claims to have discovered the druggis
: who sold Beecher the poison whicl
e Moulton mentions in his testimony, an,
reproduces the entry from his books c
n the charge to Beecher May 18th, II, on
a. ounce prussic acid, 80 cents. The +,
TO cent rumors OF new evidence againt
IA Beecher arose from tho following fact;
he A few days ago, after the close Of I'll
n. testimony in the trial, Morris was il
an formed that Mr.. Looder, an upholstert
ng "o'hS 'us'heSs WI uitou avenue, Brool
en- Ign, would have been an important wi
y. ness. The story was that years ago, b
fore Mr.. Looder went into business ic
himself, he had job in upholstering
Tilton's residence, and was in the ba
ne way of the house when Beecher enter
and was greeted by Mrs. Tito
is Beecher lifted Mrs. Tilton in his arr
It. and kissed her paroxysmically and c,
N red her into the parlor. Either inte
tionaly or accidentally he went into I
n parlor unannounced to get some too
- that he had left there and saw Mrs.
RS ton and Beecher in an equiyocal al
". tude.
CHICAGO. June 1.-THE Times Wa
:, ington special says; The commissi
appointed by the Secretary of the Ire
ury to examine end report upon the G
cago postofiice building returned
= Washington yesterday afternoon a
their report will be presented at an ca
x day. Nothing official can be learned
10 the character OF the report which th
r will make. but there is good foundati
Is for the statement that the commissi
Q will unanimously recommend that