Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-07
Eastern Dispatches.

keeper on the Frankford road having
thrown away some unsaleable sausages,
they we're picked up by children Of the
neighborhood, and eleven Of them are
seriously sick. One child died yester-
day. The ore-keeper and manufacturer
of the sausages have been arrested.
New York, August 6.-Manny & Mar
shall, dealers in builders and plumbers
materials, have suspended, with liabili-
ties said to exceed $4,000.
James Henry and John Hale, cabin
passengers on the steamer Klopstock
from Havre, have been arrested. In
their possession was found. among other
jewelry, some answering the description
of the family jewels stolen from the
Countess of Derby.
CHICAGO, August GA st. Louis
special says all the Pacific Railroads
centering there have made good Roadway
in repairing the break occasioned by
the late heavy rains, and some have
established through connections, though
it will be several days before things will
be restored to their former condition
The o. a. NJ. route remains closed to
through passenger travel. It will be
three days before the necessary repairs
are made. No Cincinnati mail matter
has been received since Monday. The
first regular train on the Vandalia route
leaves on time to-day, though a transfer
will have to be made at the washout be-
tween Terre Haute and Indianapolis.
The Chicago and Alton Road is now run
ming through on time. the Sangamon
bridge having been repaired. The wash
outs on the indianapolis Road have been
repaired and trains will go through to-
day as usual. The discomfort among
travellers is great and mos. of them are
afraid to travel on the roads just re-
paired on account Of the soft condition
OF the road.bed.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, August Ga mum.
Der OF stores and Warren's Block, in Lee
roy. were burned this morning. Loss,
100000.
New York. August 6.-The Mexican
Minister has brought suit against Dun.
can. Sherman h Co. to recover $4,000
in gold. He claims that under comfy
Of nations the money deposited with that
firm is not subject to State law covering
the distribution of an insolvent estate,
but considers this gold is protected by
the same immunity which protects his
servants and his other property, by rea-
son of his being diplomatic representa-
tive. accredited TO the Government of
the United States.
A special dispatch from Dublin says
secret m eetings of the Amnesty Associa-
ton Societies have been held in the in.
terest of the national and International
ideas to be represented in the demon
stration Tomorrow. and strong efforts
have been made to induce the Lord
Mayors party to substitute Hon. Isaac
Butt in place Of Lord o 'Hagan, az orator,
who shall pronounce the eulogium upon
O'Connell A Home Rule character
would thus have been given the affair,
but all efforts have failed, and threats
are made of interruption to Lord
O'Hagan II he speaks
ST.. Louis. August 6.--The Republi-
cans st. Joseph special says Supervisor
of Internal Revenue, F. Meyer, of this
District, and Revenue Agents Crane and
Wheeler, have been examining the reve-
nue. affairs in that place several days
past, and yesterday G. b. Wilkinson,
United States Collector, and John l..
Bittinger, Gauger, we're taken before the
United States Commissioner ON charge
Of embezzlement Of public funds and
conspiracy to defraud and defrauding the
Government. Both parties waived an
examination.