Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-11-07
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SPECIAL 70 THE pIoOHE DAILY RECORD
BY WESTERN UNION LINE,
EASTERN DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-The President
has accepted the invitation of the Cen.
tennial Commission to the formal close
OF the Exhibition on the 10th inst He
will be accompanied ito Philadelphia by
the members of the Cabinet.
Contrary to the prevailing reports no
correspondence has recently passed be-
tween the Governments of the United
States and Great Britain concerning an
extradition treaty.
There is no serious subject of contro.
versy between the United States and
Spain, tho latter having in the spirit of
friendship acceded to tho views of the
former for the trial of American citizens
in the Island of Cuba, accussdgof crime
before civil tribunals.
Neither the State nor Navy Depart.
ment have recent information concerning
the Z. s. steamer Franklin, but it is sup.
posed that she will be heard from some
time this week. While there is no doubt
that Tweed. the prisoner on board, will
be delivered to the New York State au-
thorities upon his arrival, it is not
probable that the official correspondence
on Inc subject will be published before
the meeting of Congress. Whom the
Spanlsh Government informed the
Uni'ed States of Tweed's arrest.
and its readiness to surrender him in &C.
curdanoe with the wishes of our Govern.
ment. the American legislation was in.
structed to induce arrangements to that
end.
MEMPHIS. Nov. ga distressing aoci.
dent on the Eastern train of the Mem.
phis v Little Rock r. R. last night, near
Edmunds, was caused by the forward
truck of the sleeping Car dropping down.
throwing it over the trestle and pulling
the next car off with it, piling the pas.
sengers in promiscuous heap. Francis
Moore, of Bedsearst Landing, Arkansas.
was 80 badly injured that he died within
half an hour. An infant of j. s. Eoele.
son. of Mississippi was fatally injured;
j. j. Barnes, OF Bowling Green, Ky..
was severely injured; Mr.. J. j. Wath.
meyer. of Kansas, had rib broken and
received severe internal injuries. One
hundred and fifty others were slightly
wounded. Luckily the sleeper was
empty, or the casualties would be much
larger. The wounded arrived here lat l
O'Clock this morning and were promptly
cared for.
New YORK. Nov. G.-The Times PhiIa.
delphia special says: The interest is SO
much turned to election that the Gem
tennial Exhibition is being forgotten ap-
parently, for it is observed that visitors
were rapidly leaving the city last night,
80 that some large houses are reported to
be almost deserted. There is hardly
voter from doubtful State who will be
found in the exhibition Tuesday.
The Tribunes Washington special
says: The detachment of the United
States army stationed at Petersburg to
which Governor Kemper OF Virginia re-
fers in his proclamation consists of one
lieutenant and ten men. The life of the
Republican candidate for Congress has
been threatened in that district and seri.
GUS disturbances recently occurred. 4 The
United States Marshal has reason to an.
prehend violence on election day and
has simply taken the reasonable precau.
tions. Furthermore in time of peace
the Government has the entire right to
locate detachment Of its army. or the
whole army, in the State of Virginia
If 1t chooses.
An important conference was held
last evening which had not finished its
labors at late hour this morning.
There were present Mayor Wiokham
and Corporation Counsel Whitney, rep.
senting the CITY; President Smith and
Commissioners Nichols of the Police
Board; Supervisor Davenport, District
Attorney Geo. Bliss and United States
Marshal Fisk, on the part of tho Govern.
ment. The object Of the meeting was
to secure fair vote.