Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-12-23
BY ELEG r APH,
SPECIAL TO TIE PIoouE DAILY RscoRp
By WESTERN UNION LINE.
EASTERN DISPATCHES.

New YORK, Dec. pa letter from
New Haven says the Yale University
Boat Club yesterday issued challenge
to the Harvard University Boat Club to
row an eight-oared four-mile race, with
cockswain. at such time and place and
such conditions as shall hereafter be
agreed on. II Harvard agrees to accept
the Yale's challenge Yale ia in favor of
pulling either in New London or Spring.
field waters.
WEsrcHEsTER, Pa, Dec, 22-The Bank
OF the Brandywine did not open this
morning. The Directors are in session.
DETROIT. Mich, Dec. 22.-The con.
vent buildings at Cross Village, in the
northern part of the State, are reported
destroyed by fire, also a grist mill aud
shinele mill with contents. The loss il
not stated.
PITrsBURa, Pa. Dec. e. John l..
Hoffman, Conrad Hoffman and William
Bowers, composing the firm of Hoffman
x Co. .distillers at Butler, Butler county,
Pennsylvania, were arrested and brought
to this city to-day, charged with Illicit
distilling. Alexander Harvey and David
King are also under arrest, the former
charged with fraud in connection with
the distillery and the latter for fraudu-
lently issuing warehouse bonds.
| WEsTcHEsTER, Pa, Dec. 22.-The Bank
of Brandywine has the following notice
posted on the door: "The bank finding
itself unable to meet the continuous
drain upon its deposits, and feeling it te
be unjust to allow depositora living ir
the town chances OF preference over
those living at distance, has decided
not to open its doors this morning. 1t il
entirely safe. The depositors need no
feel uneasy as the assets of the bank ar,
unquestionable and it will pay them il
full at an early day. Crowds are aroun,
the bank and much excitement exists.
CHARLESTON, S. c.. 21.-Gov. Cham
berlain has refused to issue the commits
sions of Whipper and Ex-GoY. Moses
. obnoxious judges elect. He says that o
the terms of the present incumbents o
, Office to which the above named person
, claim to have been elected, will not e1
pire after another general election o
. members of the General Assembly tn
President of the General Assembly ha
! no right to elect their successors.
PROVIDENCE, R. l., Dec. 2l.-The con
mittee appointed to examine the affai,
of the Providence Tool Co., engaged
that work to-day and adjourned until t.
morrow. when report is expected. L
understood the Company showed abo,
y 81, 400. 900 assets in excess of liabilitie
: The president OF tho Company to-da
o received communication from near
It all the ZOO employees, expressing syn
- patty and good will for the company al
i voluntarily proposing to relinquish a
,e claim to wages for December, amounts
r in the aggregate to about ninety thou
and dollars.
ct New YoHK, Dec %. Mrs. Emma
r Moulton has decided TO call an ex-par
3, council in her case unless Plymou
~ Church consents to the holding OF
y mutual council, based on questions pr
:" posed by Mrs. Mouton in her last lett
m as we'll as those set forth by the churc
8 This council will comprise such perso
= as she ia informed are the best membe
OF the Congregational Church in 4
- United States.