Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-10-09

unless the vesssl became unmanageable,
which does not appear. no other cause
can be assigned Tor the disaster.
WASHINGTON special says that it is
reported. upon what is considered to be
good authority. that new Secretary OF
the Interior will be announced to-mor-
row. and further. that his name has not
yet been mentioned in the spsculations
heretofore made concerning that appoint
| ment.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. S.--The Ten
nessee Central College of this city was
dedicated yesterday, the ceremonies be
ing conducted by the Rev DR. Rusk.
On the platform were seated the mem
| bers Of the Tennessee Conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, the officers
of the College and Fisk University, with
several OF the most prominent colored
citizens. The address was delivered by
Bishop Bowman. Short addresses were
also made by Bishop Haven. Professor
SPONGE. Rev H. S. Bennett of the Fisk
University. Judge Caldwell of Shelby
vile, Rev. DR.. Phillips. Calvin Pickett
and Daniel Watkins. The new building
is four stories high, 52x90, and cost
$1,000
New YORK, Oct. S--The Fire Engineers
met to-day only for closing exercises and
adjourned to meet in Philadelphia next
year. After adjournment the delegates
witnessed parade of portion of the
New York Fire Department.
BosToN, Oct Sc. ". Pemberton
was hanged this morning in the Charles
st. Jail for the murder of Mrs. Margaret
Bingham in East Boston on the 22a Of
March. He was little affected, calm with
out being stold or Indifferent; his death
was instantaneous and was caused by
conclusion OF the brain or the shock of
the fall. At 1890 the doors were opened
and the execution was over, the whole
time being exactly one hour. The body
was given to his wife.
New York. Oct. 8 The police think
they have captured the murderer Of Jas.
N. Noe, but are very reticent about it.
Their captive has been recognized as the
man who pawned Noes watch in Brook
t Ign the day after the murder.
5 The Trustees of the Peabody Educa.
tional Fund continued in session to-day
portion of the business will be the
4 election of Trustee to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Ex-Gov. Graham
t of North Carolina, and the adoption o.
= resolutions of sorrow at his loss. To
g days session will probably conclude tn,
# labors of the Board
il The Evening Post says 1--WE under
d stand that Duncan, Sherman & Co. hav
!. withdrawn their proposition made sooi
after their failure to their creditors, onl
F, few of the latter having accepted it.
, New YORK, Oct. 8.--The Snprem
!, Court, general term - Judges Davis
If Brady and Dincles holding term--deliy
n cred an opinion to-day. on motion b
'r Tweed's counsel, that on entering a
v order pursuant to its recent decision COZ
firming Judge Barrett's refusal to vacat
a the order of arrest, the Court should a
:, low defendant te answer the demurre
,, and take other action as advised. III
;" Court gives defendant merely seve
IS days to answer, which will give plaintiff
time to notice case for trial.
OF PROVIDENCE, Oct S.--Ths city antho
lg tiles are making holiday to-day, givir
og q reception to Admiral WELLESLEY and Il
I. officers of the British feet in Newpo
y; hafbor.