Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-03
Eastern Dispatches.

NEW YORK, July 2.-lnquiry Is being
made of Colonel Beecher as to the truth
Of the report that Moulton was to be ar
rested on charges growing out of devel-
opments in tho Loeder-Price perjury
case. He referred the inquirer to law
yer Shearman. The latter said Moulton
is not in BNoklyn to be arrested, he is
consulting with General Butler. When
asked II Moulton was to be arrested, he
said the question was one he could not
answer. Beach has intimated that next
week there will be more earnest efforts to
get at the bottom OF the Loeder. Price
conspiracy. He told Sherman on
Wednesday he would be called on to tes-
tify rs to his connection with the case.
Anumber OF German ecclesiastics and
others who had been drawn out OF the
German Empire by the operation of the
Falk law, have arrived here and started
for Tentopolis, ILL.,, where they expect to
find an asylum in the Catholic religious
institutions there. Among them are
twelve priests and sixty ecclesiastical
students, and fifteen females of different
religious orders. The exiles were very
warmly received on their arrival, many
citizens going to the dock to welcome
them.
CHICAGO, July "A special from Lin
coin, Nebraska, says an important change
was made yesterday in the express lines
in Kansas and Colorado. Wells, Fargo
q Co. will retire to tho Pacific Coast
and the States above named will be oc.
cupied by the American & U, s. Express
Company.
NEw YORK, July 2.-The jury stood
nine for Beecher and three for Tilton.
WASHINGTON, July 2.---Suit was entered
yesterday by white man against Henry
Smith, who keeps a lodging house, for
ejecting him from his house, saying he
would accommodate no white persons.
NEw ORLEANS, July "A Brownsville
special says: An order has been pub
lished that Cortina will be shot in case
an attempt is made to rescue him. Judge
Castillo and wife, of Cortina, and four
teen others are prisoners. A general or
der prohibits the assembling of groups or
hostile demonstrations in all public
places close outside of Matamoras
People are reported to be arming. arms
being smuPgled out on gunboat, and
it is reported that they are coming to the
mouth of the Rio Grande for the pur.
pose of carrying Cartina to Vera Cruz.
New YORK. July "A message from
London this morning says Lady Frank
lin is still alive and reported slowly i'm
proving,
| NEwroS, N. j., July g. Hughes the
murderer, was hanged this morning
He died from strangulation in eighteen
minutes. One hundred and twenty-fou
persons were present as witnesses
Hughes protested his innocence.
New YORK, July 2.-Early this morn
ing tho jury in tho case of Tilton VS.
: Beecher breakfasted, then sent note t
Judge Nelson, stating that it was impos
sible for them to agree. The Judge re-
r turned the answer that he would be a
9 court at 10 O'Clock and would then sent
J. for counsel and communicate with IN,
# jury, At that hour Judge Nelson tool
his seat and was followed by lawyer
$ Porter. Sherman, Abbott, Hill an
. Tracy for defendant, and Morris an
t Pearsall for plaintiff. At IL O'Clock tn
: jury filed into court, and in reply to tn
a question, Gentlemen of the jury. bay
: you agreed upon verdict" Forema
r Carpenter replied, I'VE have not. W
regret it very much that we find it in
> possible to agree" Judge Neilso
j stated he had learned by note from Ii
jury early this morning that in the
opinion they should be discharged
they could not agree, and some Of the
number were suffering in health. I
experienced the force Of that apple
ton very strongly and had called the
in now at the earliest moment giving
counsel and others an opportunity Of b
ing present. as they were about to sepa
ate he would like them to carry ava
kindly recollections.
Pacific Coast.