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

in the suit against Peter B. Sweeney.
The order of arrest was served yesterday,
returnable Oct. 2Ist; bail put at 81 0lO.-
Oo0 rTFg9TTrF EFEr- ~i
A fire at Williamsburg. L. l.. this
morning caused damage aggreeating $50
GOO to building owned and occupied in
part by Charles Murret & Sons, and
partly occupied by number Of small
manufacturers; insurance about half.
NEw YORK. Oct. 9.--MaiI adyiees from
Kingston, Jamaica. to October LIST, con.
firm the statement that the Cuhau
steamer Uruguay landed a portion of her
cargo, arms and munitions OF war for
the insurgents on the Cuban coast be.
fore being discovered by Tornado and
driven into Jamaica.
LouIsvILLE. Ky. Oct. ID. T. Il.
Leigh, Chief of Detectives. has been no.
tilted by John Howe Russell, President
of the Huntington (va.) Bank. that q
man captured in Fentress county, Tenn,
with 81 900. is one Of the gang who
robbed the safe some time ago. Con.
corning him Mr.. Russell says: He proves
to be the man who jumped over the
counter and committed the robbery.
The captured man had on bis person
several bills which the bank officials
recognize as their own, one being
marked counterfeit; also had Russel's
pistol, which he took when he robbed
the bank. E fE#E "a Ef
NEW YORK, Oct. Blank statement:
Loans increase, 81, 1872, 800; specie in.
crease, $3.50, 900; legal tenders decrease,
Sc, 1873, 800; deposits decrease. Si,247,-
500; circulation decrease. s73, 400; re-
serve decrease, 81, 49, 1876.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 9.--In the Quarter
Sessions Court yesterday Judge Elliott
sentenced Westervelt, charged with being
implicated in the abduction of Charley
Ross. to seven years in the Eastern peni-
Tertiary in solitary confinement and a
fine of one dollar. Westeryelt received
the sentence cooIly.
ROCHESTER,, Oct. 9.-Between and 4
O'Clock this morning the. long freight
tain bound west on the New York Cen
trail railroad, and running forty miles an
hour, left the track near the depot in
this city and dashed into the walls of the
depot building, dem olishing q portion OF
the walls and causing general smash
up.of locomotive, tender and good part
of the train. The engineer and fireman
were instantly crushed to death. Nc
other person on the trim was injured al
it had broken apart four miles west
leaving the conductor and brakeman OF
the rear part. The damage to propert,
is considerable as the depot is PARTIAL,
in ruins. The engine is total wreck.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 1.-The Cincinnati
Delegates to the National Board of Trad
in their report to the Chamber of Com
merce recommend the Chamber to us
whatever influence it has with the mem
bers Of Congress to the end that the gen
eral Government purchase the existin,
lines and manage the whole TELEGRAPH
business of the country. A resolution
was offered in opposition to this, declarip
the Chamber does not commit itself i
favor OF the project of national postf
telegraph. This question has been sui
: ject to many earnest discussions on tn
i floor of the Chamber, which has bee
. adiouoned from time to time withor
= final action being reached. The matte
% came up for final disposition to-day an
drew an unusually large attendance {
!. the members. Considerable skirmishin
# ensued. during which q motion for fu
n Their postponement was voted down an
70 the resolution against committing IL
= Chamber in favor of the postal telegrae
was carried by a handsome majority.
:, New YORK, Oct. 9.--Polioe Commi
!, sioners Smith and Voorhees, resign,
;. this morning. Matsel and Dsbreoke
a who still hold Office, are the tv
against whom the most serious charg
" have been made and whose dismissal
Or default OF resignation is regarded as
foregone conclusion.