Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-20
Eastern Dispatches.

unancial clrcIeS tuat Tue paper Oh East
ern Kentucky went TO protest yesterday.
CLEVELAND, Nov. 18.-An important
meeting of railroad managers was held
at Crestline yesterday. The contem-
plated pool of earnings between the Van
dalia and indianapolis and st. Louis
lines was formally completed. Major
John E. Simpson, long and tavorably
known in railroad circles, was elected
general manager Of the pooled lines.
Mayor Payne has appointed as delegates
to tho st. Louis Southern Pacific Con-
vention, November 23d, Hon. Charles A.
Otis, Hon. W. F. Streaten, Selah Cham
berlan and Geo. f. Ely.
PITTSBURGH Pa, Nov 18.-This morn
ing a collision occurred on the Pitts
burgh, Cincinnati and St. Louis Railway
| between q construction train and the
west bound freight train, few miles east
OF Dsnison, Ohio. Three employees we're
killed; two others seriously injured. The
accident was caused by the engineer of
the freight train disregarding signals.
WASHINGTON, Nov. Is. - Secretary
Chandler authorizes sweeping and ex-
plicit denial Of the widely spread asser-
tons that he has made or is making re
movals in the Interior Department for
failure to contribute to campaign funds,
etc. In addition, he says, with reference
to dismissal of clerks employed at the
Patent Office, that they were made for
cause, and not in any way based on per-
sonal or political considerations.
New YORK, Nov. IS. - The Staten
Island steamer, d. R. Martin, took fire
on the down trip this afternoon. The
fire was caused by overheated machinery.
The pilot ran her ashore on tho fats,
and the passengers and hands were re.
moved in small boats. Two men were
badly scalded
WASHINGTON. Nov. lS.-The Spanish
minister to-day was officially advised
from Madrid that his Government bad
conceded that in future American citi-
zens on trial before court martial in
Cuba shall have the privilege of selecting
counsel for defense. The treaty OF 1895
in the opinion of tho Spanish Govern.
ment was not sufficiently definite to meet
cases of courts martial in event of wal
q or instruction in the island, but the
I present arrangement settles the question
4 in accordance with desire expressed il
I a friendly note addressed by Fish to thu
a Spanish Government and disposes of tn,
n exaggerated reports on this subject.
4 To-day Mr.. Riddle in the Crimina
l. Court called attention to W. s. King in
. dicted for perjury in connection with tn
d Pacific Mail subsidy. He stated tina
}, early in the term tho case had been con
o tinued in consequence of Col. Irwin be
:, ing absent in Europe. Irwin was no.
st in this country and his attendance coul
be secured and King was anxious for
@. speedy trial. The case went over wit
ID the understanding that the District A
" torney would fix day for the trial as 500
9. as he asoertained when Gen. Butler, IL
be principal counsel for King will be her
a. NORFOLK, Va, Nov. 18.--Considerab
a. activity prevails at Gosport navy var
- Orders have been received from Was
tn ington to thoroughly fit out the Lehit
m snd Montauk with all possible dispatc
or New YonK. Nov. 18.-The Convent,
OF the American Women Associate
ID continued to-day. Several address
ey were made and lengthy series of rel
ny lutions read, reafirming the.prinoiples
use the Association and demanding eql
;f rights. Great prominence was given
eat petitioning the State Legislature
lie; enable women to vote at the President
no no election of 1875.
ass ST. LOUIS, Nov. 18.-In the McDon
trial to-day B. II. Engale, Rectifi
to. testified Joyce had repeatedly told b
on he could manufacture crooked whit
no. and would DO protected; that Jo
ow urged and encouraged him to make
DDS that he could handle and was alw
es; notified Of visits from Washing
"" officials; Avery used to send the desi
:, information; Joyce said his friend B
'n0 cock wrote him they were in trout
100 to get out witness paid John Leavewo
90 two assessments for what was called
Campaign Hutchinson Sixth Ward Flu
-. it reached three thousand dollars and
:, were required to contribute; from ]
ia the ring was composed OF Melon
Joyce. Fitzroy. MCGEE. Mcclure,
the rick, Newcomb and Grosverner, of
Nth Democrat; the latter got $4,000 to
ZEN. up on Mcclure when he was seeking
nomination for Mayor. The witt
eet. received letter from G. W. Ford in
the gard to certain matters and it was un
very stood that $40. 900 had to be raised
campaign purposes. In '72 Ford eli
the his house for two days and WAS
allowed to proceed. The foreman
rive the Ultrioh diatillsry testified Joyce
well posted AZ to the market price