Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-14
Eastern Dispatches.

NEW YORK, Sept. l3.-lne suspension
Of Fred'k Schuchardt & Son, bankers and
drawers of sterling on London, had
temporary effect on the Stock Exchange
and in the Gold Room, but didn't cause
that violent perturbation which followed
the suspension of Duncan, Sherman x
Co. At one tims their bills on London
sold higher than those bankers now
ranked as prime. The cause of the fail
ure is attributed to advances to railroad
projects, which received staggering
blow in the panic of 1873. Schu-
chards is an old gentleman of integrity,
and to, day there were generally express
.ions of sympathy for him and other
members of the firm.
WASHINGTON, Sept. l3.--The Commits
siorers of the Freedman's Bank say they
authorized no person to represent or act
for them in paying dividends. They
propose to dispense with all agents, and
pay from the WASHINGTON Office direct,
OF the 5000, 900 required to pay twenty
per cent. there is on hand S5l5. 900.
SPRING, " Mass, Sept. 13.-Joseph
Dwight, esyae he supposed murderers
OF Jos 9rfEifst Fasasworth, was ar
rested at Colleraine eit Saturday night.
Search is being made for Harvey Daven-
port. 50
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10 Suit has
been commenced by Hembold against the
Pennsylvania Hospital for insane doc
tors, s. Little, J. Gordon, Maxwell, al
derman John Urian and others, con-
cerned in his Incarceration in Kirk brides
Asylum.
New YORK, Sept l2.-The Herald's
cable dispatch says Cattique, Monte
negro, and all the country between
Servia and Montenegro, is in revolt;
fully ten thousand insurgents have taken
the field The towns of Priepol and
Pleolie have been sacked and some
Turkish villages burned. The Turks
massacred the christian inhabitants who
had taken refuge in the mountains. The
Turkish troops are demoralized and the
insurrection is spreading on all sides.
Montenegro is prepared for war and the
widest enthusiasm prevails. A general
war is regarded as inevitable.
CHICAGO, Sept. Is. - A Washington
special says the Treasury Department
has obtained its first conviction under
the whisky ring prosecutions. 1t was
the case OF n distiller at st. Joseph,
Mo-, whose place was seized with other
St. Louis seizures. The distiller pleaded
guilty yesterday; the evidence is nearly
the same as in all the other cases. Ac-
tive efforts are making to crush the
California ring.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept. 13.-Moody
& Sankey held three numerously at
tended services at Mortified yesterday
Tuesday next they will decide on a re.
| Flfdl Vi lne uulphISu.
BALTIMORE, Md, Sept. 13.-Abrahan
Menthal was arrested here on Saturday
charged with larceny and having secret
ly left Chicago after removing all tn
stock from bis store, amounting to sew
eral thousand dollars, with over fit,
watches and other articles left there TO
repairs, Menthal waived an examina
ton and will return to Chicago wi.hou
n requisition.
New York, Sept, ia London dis
patch says that at the opening of bust
ness the dealings in general market
were characterized by dizziness, as
J usually the case after tho Stock e.
) change has been closed for two days i
} succession, such quotations as have bee
! established are as rule in favor {
short interest, although no very marke
: changes are noted in U. S. Governmer
, bonds.
r PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l3.--The ne
y fast mail train, by the Pennsylvan
r Railroad, which left New York at 4 Z
o this morning arrived at West Philade
l. phia at 7:l0 and at Harrisburg at TO-.
n O. M, on exact schedule time.
|. BAITIMoRE, Sept. Ia The phone
Q train of the fast limited mail over Il
a Pennsylvania Railroad and connection
left this city at 80 this morning, co
r Meeting with the train which left Was
p, ington at a. m. 1t took from this ci
A., the express packages of daily papers f
le distribution along the route and sever
IL gentlemen connected with the CT
j papers. s..s. ....
" New YoGK, Sept. 10. Money mark,
1a@2.
- WASHINGTON. Sept. l3.--Attorney Ge
=. eral Pierrepont this M forming telegraph
ir the Attorney at jackson, Miss, to
#. form him without delay OF the prese
u, condition Of affairs there; be also te
III graphed Governor Amea that he had f,
warded to the President at Long Bran
n all kilograms in regard to troubles, a
ne awaited further action. 1t is probal
81 tho President will return TO Washinet
- to morrow or next day, when q Cabir
en- meeting will be held to consider
Mississippi troubles.
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