Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-05
BY ELEGR APH!
SPECIAL TO THE PIoCHE DALI ACCORD.
By WESTERN UNION LINE.
EASTERN DISPATCHES.

NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-Andreas Fuchs
has been declared by the coroner's jury
to be the murderer Of W. W. Simmons.
The police yesterday found in the cellar
in which Fuchs kept his coal and wood,
near one of the foundation walls bensath
the flooring, the heart and liver Of the
murdered man, which it was supposed
had beed destroyed by fire after the cloth
ing had been burned, thus piece by piece
the whole of the discovered body has been
recovered. At the inquest Police H.
spector Wood said the child, Ellen Kesos,
told him that Simmons, Fuchs and her |
mother all drank together until her
mother fell on the floor, and she and |
Fuchs put her to bed. Simmons and |
Fuchs then drank more, until the former |
fell asleep on a chair. Fuchs didn't |
seem to be drunk. He took hold of the |
arm of simmon andpulled him on the
floor. He then got the Ratchet, spit on
his hands, rubbed them together and,
with the Ratchet. struck Simmon on the
neck.
| CHICAGO, Feb. A Times Washing
ton special says the Judiciary Committee
has for some time been considering the
case of Schumacher and King in the light
Of the Pacific Mail Company, referred to
before the Ways and Means Committee.
By this testimony it is shown that Schu-
maker, Democrat, received upwards Of
two hundred thousand dollars to act as a
paid lobbyist of the corrupt Pacific Mail
Agency. King, Republican, has not only
been shown to have been a bride taker,
but by the record purjurer as WE'LL
The Judiciary Committee are clearly of
the opinion these men should-be expelled
from Congress, but are doubtful whether
they have the right to go back of the
election and punish their acts committed
, prior to that time.
} The Times st. Louis special says the
latest information concerning the dis
. position OF the Mckee case is that he
. will pay a fine of $1,000 and be impris-
J oned thirty hours. This has not been in
any sense officially announced. but it is
what McKee's counsel expect and fol-
: which they claim to have reason to look
: The Tribunes Washington specia
says 1t is reported that dispatches have
I been received at the State Department
i from Schenck, in London, and Bancroft
c Davis, in Berlin. announcing the Gov
. ernments Of Great Britain and German
i decline to take any part in the Presi
If dents proposed Intervention to cause
!, cessation of the war in Cuba or max
such representation to the Government
q OF Spain US Fish suggested in his so
p called circular note and in his subse
n quent dispatches to Schenck and Wash
is burne. 1t is also said England espresso
~ the opinion that Spain ought to be al
i lowed to finish the Carlist war before sh
Of is embarrassed by other nations in re
G. gard to the affairs in Cuba.
- WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-The Democrat
- National Executive Committee hs
). opened headquarters at 1921 F sire,
:. and will at once proceed to the detaile
bo organization of the party in the sever
- States. The Democratic members OF II
n Senate and House are invited to appoil
IL an auxiliary committee in aid of sue
ey organization.
,ut At meeting Of the Sub Committee
do the House Committee on Pacific Ra
ways, Lamar, Atkins and O'Neill, N
he jority Of the Committee, agreed TO I
cir port to the full Committee the Tex
he Pacific Railway bill with the subsi'
,ur asked by Colonel Scott. Luttrell o
vas posed the bill. Garfield not present.
vas PoTTsvrLLE, Pa, Feb. 4.-During 4
Wv. recent trial OF Doyle at Mauch Chul
De. for murder, one of the prisoner now
ing Jail there for being concerned in Ii
murder, made full confession OF t
low murder OF Special Police Officer 70
eat who was shot and killed at Tamaqua
uce the night Of July S, 1875. A reward
mp several thousand dollars was offered
ana the murderer by the town and coun
t l The confession having implicated
ave men-Carroll. Duffy, Boyle, Roarty q
not McGheen-vho were arrested near Ta
uit. aqua to-day.
ORD
ten.