Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-17
BY Ell EGR APH!
SPECIAL TO THE PIoCuE DAILY RECoRD
NJ WESTERN UNION LINE.
Eastern Dispatches.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Is. Vice Presi-
dent Wilson continues to regain strength
rapidly.
The U. S. Supreme Court did not de-
liver any opinion in the U. P R. r. case
to-day. One of the justices is authority |
for stating that all current reports rela-
tive to the determination of the case by
the Supreme Court are without founda-
ton.
The President has signed the commits
sion of Thos. G. Woodward of Iowa to
be examiner in chief in the Patent Of
fee, vice M. S. Hopkins, resigned, and
appointed B. Capped, Consul of the U.
S. at Bogota.
New YORK, Nov. 15.-Rev. DR.. Bud
ington said to-day to Brooklyn report
er that he thought Mrs. Moulton iusti-
fed in calling for congregational counsel
to settle the difficulties between herself
and Plymouth Church, and believed such
council will be called OF course, 1t will
be an ex parte, as Plymouth Church will
refuse to join in the call DR.. Buding-
ton also expressed bslief that Plymouth
Church had forfeited the right of fellow
ship by its recent course and he could
not see how churches which joined in
the previous call could adopt any other
course than to refuse it fellowship.
At the session OF the Board of Mis-
sions the following appropriations were
made: Denmark, $500; Germany and
Switzerland, $4,000; Norway, $4,000;
Sweden, $25 1000; California Chinese
Mission, $40, 2s4, and missions in India.
| $63, O16.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. Nov. Is Extensive
preparations are being made for the
Texas Pacific Railroad convention which
meets here on the 10Th. The most o!
the Southern State and several Western
ones have appointed delegates and the
indications are that the convention will
be attended from all sections interested
in the road.
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Nov. 15.-rhe
Federal Grand Jury in their report say
that from Brownsville to Pecosyve, a
distance of six hundred miles in length,
and hundred and fifty to Nuecas, the
American ranchers have been ordered to
leave their homes by Mexican raiders in
pain of death, and that one hundred
thousand head of stolen cattle are driven
to Mexico annually. Numbers of Fed
eral officers have been assassinated, post
offices burned, custom houses robbed,
mail carriers and inspectors of customs
killed while in the discharge OF their
, duties and tho perpetrators of these
crimes have gone UNPUBLISHED and gen
a eral insecurity of life and property pre-,
r walls on the border.
r ST.. LOUIS, Nov. Is. The case of Gen
U ]. Mcdonald. ex-Supervisor of Interna
= Revenue OF this District. was called il
the United States District Court to day
q His counsel endeavored to have the cas-
q laid over few days until certain paper
. could be received from Washington blu
9 Judge Treat declined to grant the re
n quest and jury was impaneled an
r prosecution opened with q statement c
10 the case by Assistant U. S. Attorne
Paddock, the Government counsel in tn
10 whisky frauds.
10 New YORK, Nov l5.-At the Nation,
ID Fall Billiard Tournament three-ba
q game was commenced tonight, at Tan
y many Hall, by the two Dions. The
il are twenty-one games to be played of 81
e. points each, and four purses are offert
W as follows: First prize 1900, secor
70 81 900, third $3.50. fourth $3.50.
Il, The ship Ravenscrag arrived to.nig
n. and reports that on October Goth 81
g. took fourteen men from the brig Nor
N from st. Perre bound for San Saliva
" France. The brig had capsized the d
before during gale. The men say 81
had seventeen passengers and crew
= twelve or thirteen. The passengers al
two of the crew were lost.
!" UTICA. N. Y, Nov. 15.-Burke & He
o. bankers of Little Falls, suspended y,
an terday and made an assignment to j.
w Cronkite, OF that village. Liabilitit
about 500, 900; assets supposed to
lat small, but include 1000, Opera Hot
~ block and the Banking house in Lit
'ai Falls. Burke 8 Bank, of Utica, indirec
u connected with the firm, will be oblio
ia to suspend for a few days