Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-31

nue. officials. seizure and prosecution
will follow against 4 number of pramin
eat business firms in San Francisco.
GREEN BRIER. White Sulpher Springs
W. Va, August 29.-General A. J. Pan
mel, State Senator from Wheeling Dis
trict and Chairman Of the Central Demo
cratic Executive Committee, fell dead a
noon to-day of heart disease.
WASHINGTON, August 20.-Ihe Assist,
ant Treasurer Of New York is directed "a
sell four millions of gold in September
one million on the first, third and 9th
Thursdays each, and ono-half million on
the second and fourth Thursdays each.
There will be another trial of the safe
burglary case of Harrington and Others,
important evidence having been dis
covered during the last three weeks.
CHEYENNE, W. T., August 29.-Tho
Sioux Indian Commission arrived here
to-day and leaves for Fort Laramie and
the Red Cloud Agency, where a council
will be held on Tuesday. Senator ALI
son, OF Iowa, is Chairman, and John S.
Collins, of Omaha, Secretary. Senator
Howe is not with them, but is expected
tomorrow. They viii be absent about
twenty days.
New YORK, August 30.-Thomas Gail
laghan was arrested yesterday, charged
with killing his mother on Saturday
night, in their residence, $50 Fifth
avenue.
New York, August 30.--A building in
spector named Henry Mclaughlin. of
Brooklyn, was fatally stabbed early yes.
terday morning while himself and two
friends were defending themselves from
a wanton attack made by party of
young ruflians.
CHICAGO, August 30.-A Washington
special says the mission to Japan, China,
Egypt. Russia and Germany, upon which
Generals Forsyth and Upton, and Major
Sanger have recently started, is under
stood to have decided military object.
although the assertion is made that the
intention OF the Government is to learn
whether the encroachment of the great
Empire of the Gar in the direction
which England has assumed a sort of
dictatorship over, and which has 80
greatly excited the feelings of England,
as likely to lead to a war between the
two countries.
CHICAGO, August 80. - The special
counsel appointed to prosecute the par.
ties charged with stealing S47, 900 from
the Treasury. find the evidence at hand
mass of facts which will require great
care in presenting the case to the Jury.
The parties will be- indicted under re.
cent statute made during the closing
hours Of the last session of Congress,
drawn with great care by the House Ju-
dietary Committee, of which ], M. Will
son the special Attorney General for
this case was member Until the pas
sage OF this act it was not an offense to
receive stolen goods or money the prop.
erty OF the United States, but it ia be-
lieved the new act will cover all cases
hereafter arising.
NEW ROCHELLE. N. Y, August 30
Several stores were burned this morning.
loss $15O,OOO.
WARRINGTON, August 90 The rain
storm yesterday was very destructive.
and thirty houses on Tiber creek were
Hooded nine feet deep. The inmates
fled to the upper stories of more sub.
stantial dwellings. from whence thew
were rescued by RATS. The streets in
the vicinity of the navy yard have never
before overhowed. They were covered
IN parts from two to three feet, likewise
Eleventh and Twelfth streets. Owing to
the bursting of sewers the street cars
ceased running. The merchants in
pennsylvania avenue lose thousands by
backing OF water into cellars from insult
ticient sewerage. Much property was
also destroyed or damaged in German
town. Rock creek was higher than for
twenty years. Nearly all the boats on
the creek and canal were washed upon
the banks, and several coal-laden sunk.
Its stated that the destruction OF the
dam separating Rock creek from the
Potomac involves a loss of 500, 900.
During the storm the lightning struck
telegraph poles, shiveripg them to
atoms and severing connections between
Georgetown and Tennallytown.