Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-14
Eastern Dispatches.

VINO pleaded guilty TO the charge OF rob-
bling letter boxes in this city and was
sentenced to three years imprisonment
at hard labor, was pardoned yesterday
by the President upon the recommends
ton of Lyman Tremaine, D. Wilbur and
II. W. Barry, of Chicago.
A special from London says that SO
bodies drowned by the wreck of the
Schiller, have been recovered. Among
them is the body of man with "a"
marked on a signet ring and "a. F." on
his linen; also the body of young lady
having diamond set in massive gold
was found twenty miles from the dis
aster.
TOLEDO, OHIO, May 13.-The Blade
publishes an elaborate crop report COM
piled from statements from $50 points OF
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Kan
sas and Iowa. 1t indicates that from
quarter to third of the Winter wheat
crop is killed, but is nearly offset by the
increased number of acres sown, and
that the quantity of Spring wheat rut in,
if everything is favorable, will bring the
whole production up to an average crop.
One-fourth Of last years crops remain in
the farmers hands. The amount of corn
put in this year greatly exceeds other
years.
New YORK, May Beecher was in
Court to-day at the scandal trial There
was large accession of women to listen
to the proceedings, SO soon as the
Court was formally opened Fullerton
called attention to an editorial reference
to tie trial in the Tribune this morning,
which opens thus: As usual the
Beecher trial was enlivened yesterday by
some choice exhibitions of legal black
guardism. Here is one, and then fol-
lows brief passage between Fullerton
and Ovington. Judge Nelson said he
appreciated the remarks of Fullerton,
and the language used in the editorial
called for an apology. For his part he
had never attended trial where SC
much courtesy was exchanged by the
counsel and witnesses.
Calvin j. Mills of Buffalo, the first
witness, testified that he was engaged or
the New York Standard in 1872. In thai
year he saw the publication of what was
called the Woodruff scandal about cleo
ton time, in Woodruff Claflin's Weekly
} He was asked if he saw the proc
slips of this article before it wal
published. Fullerton objected, ant
an argument ensued. Evarts contendet
that that matter had been touched upor
by the other side. The Cont ruled thai
the answer would be taken. Beach de
INJURED to this and re-opened the argu
ment, stating he had shown through
, Andrews that the article was prepared
: by him short time before it was put il
type. He commended that the admission
OF this evidence wonld reopen the issue
Of the case.
ST. LOUIS, May l3.-Advices from
! Topeka. KS, say information has beef
: received from Washington that the Pres
ident has examined the accusation
. against U. 5. Indian Superintendent
) Hoag by Governor Osborne, and decides
to remove him. 1t is further stated tina
t Governor Osborne will on his arriva
. from California make additional charge
against Hoag of official and personal dis
Q honesty in the distribution of India
: annuities in Kansas and the Indian TIE,
!, ritory.
BALTIMORE, May 13.-At tho Intel
. national Sunday School Convention thi
|, morning half an hour was spent in relic
= ious services conducted by the Re,
Israel Hathaway