Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-12-14

medical assistance to restore him. He
sad the bonds could not be replaced
he went to Washington last night. One
man has been arrested charged with par.
uc'pation in the robbery.
CHICAGO, Dec. ia Washington
special says the following information
respecting our relations with Spain has
Oeen obtained IRON high Government
authority; The Spanish note was re.
eelVed last Wednesday It is very long,
friendly and conci!iatory but is not en-
tireiy satisfactory. The note refers to
Two subjects; First, the Interpretation Of
the treaties between the United States
and Spain and notifications recently
proposed; second, the present condition
Oh affairs in Cuba, so far as they affect
American commercial interests and the
rights OF our citizsns. 1t is probable
mat perfect understanding may be
reached upon the first subject although
1t is not certain all the notifications will
be made which Minister Cushing has
been laboring to secure. Spain has sub.
united live proposals, either one of
which would relieve many OF the present
causes OF dissatisfaction, but neither of
which exactly accords with the ideas of
Administration. The note will probably
be further considered Tuesday next,
The President and Cabinet have not vet
decided what disposition they will finally
make OF it. Although it was announced in
the dispatches that this note is the ul,i-
matum of the Madrid Cabinet there
Is reason to believe there will be further
correspondence on the minor points of
the proposition submitted. It is under.
stood that Spain rsnews its assurance
that it will remove all just causes OF
complaint growing out of disregard of
the rights of persons and the property Of
our citizens. There has been no serious
difference of opinion between the two
countries as to what should be done;
the natural tendency of the Spaniards to
postpone has been greatly increased by
the weakness of the homo government
and the disregard of the authorities in
Cuba of its DEGREES as to slavery in Cuba.
The United States and Spain are agreed
80 far as diplomatic correspondence goes.
Spain has made q decree of emancina-
ton, the United States has complained
that decree has not been enforced; from
present Appearances it is dfficnlt to be-
lieve that Spain will be able to enforce
1t IN the near future. Many other cues.
tons are in almost the same condition
If the Spanish Government was able to
accomplish what it promised the United
States would have little ground for com
plant. The President has decided that
the present condition Of Cuba does not
justify recognition AZ an independent
nation, or the recognition of their rights
as belligerents. There ia the highest
authority for stating that the President
does not contemplate Intervention in
Cuba, and that he considers no policy
would be more disastrous to the United
States than the annexation OF that island.
1t is understood that the Presidents plan
OF settling the Cuban question is to in
duce Spain to consent to make Cuba a
semi-indtpendent colony as Canada is,
and that the President is believed to
favor even the consolidation OF all the
Spanish West India Islands in a colonial
confederation. The annexation of the
mass of ignorant Spaniards and half,
breeds would be contrary to the Presi.
dents views on educated suffrage, which
he has set forth in his message.
CINCINNATI Dec. 13.-The cloth store
of Cohn Bros. Il Co., Katzenberper
Goldsmith K Loebes' millinery and the
store of Jas. D. Smith & Co, on Race
street, below Fourth. were entered by
burglars yesterday and large
amount OF goods removed. Value not
reported.