Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-18
BY ELEGR APH!
SPECIAL tn TIE PIoCHH DALI REcoHD,
By WESTERN UNION LINE.
EASTERN DISPATCHES.


given Judge Hilton to man age her es-
tate, Mrs. Stewart filed in the Registers
office transfer and assignment of all
her late husbands share in the business
of A. T. Stewart & Co., as we'll as all |
her property real and personal, except |
real estate, included in the City of New
York to Judge Hilton for the sum OF one
million dollars both instruments are
dated April 14th 1876.
Herald special from Vienna says, that |
reliable advices have been received from
Constantinople to the effect that the
sublime porte intends if driven to ex-
tremes, to arm the Moham medan popu-
lation and declare its determination to
postpone all payments of interest on
debts until after the restoration of
peace.
A shell recovered from the wreck of
the Merrimac at Portsmouth navy yard
Saturday exploded, killing negroes and
severely wounding several others.
His majesty DomsP edro Of Brazil ac-
companied by the Empress and suite at
tended divine service at St. Patricks
Cathedral this morning. The Emperor
and Empress were given seats in the
sanctuary within the railing. Solemn
high mass was celebrated and Vicar Gen.
eral Quinn on behalf of Cardinal Nc.
Closkey who is sick welcomed their ma
jestys to this country and congratulated
them on their prosperous voyage. He
prayed that the remainder of their
journey would be equally suspicious and
happy. large crowd assembled both
outside and inside the church to catch
glimpse Of the Imperial visitors. After
church they were driven through Central
Park.
TRINIDAD, Col, April 16.-The first
passenger train over the Denver and Rio
: Grande Railway from Pueblo to Elmoro
reached that point at one o'clock to-day.
/ 1t was special train conveying ex-Gov-
ernor Hunt and several prominent Chi.
cago business men, number of gentle
men connected with Denver business
houses and representatives of the press
The run of lightweight miles WAS made
in less than four hours and all were de.
lighted with the condition of the track
which, for new one, was pronounced
by all unsurpassed. The road is now
t open for passenger and freight traffic to
] all points in the southwest
MEMPHIS. Tenn, April 16.--Genera
' Patterson, Collector of this district, and
J Deputy Collector Paxton of Paducah
0 with seven soldiers, returned last nigh
from successful five days raid through
/ Henry county. Tennessee, and Galloway
r county, Kentucky They seized and de
stroyed five distilleries in Henry count,
: and three in Galloway county, togethe
a with 5000 gallons of marsh, five barrel
b of whisky. Five Of the guilty partie
: were arrested and others escaped.
g WASHINGTON, April 13.-Senate-Ther
: was unusual activity long before tn,
! Senate met preparatory to the impeach
. mept trial Of Belknap, one O'clock being
z the time fixed for the return OF the pro
II cess issued on the 5th inst. requiring
. him to appear and answer articles of i'm
parchment presented by the House. 1,
the area in front Of the presiding Office
a of the Senate tables were placed for tn,
- counsel OF Belknap and managers and il
the space in the rear OF the Senators
seats chairs were placed for mem
|. bers of the House. The galleries wer
a we'll filled before half-past eleven o'clocl
Q. and when the Senate was called to orde
. at noon there was not seat to be OBJ
tanned. A large portion of the gentle
OF mems gallery on the left OF the diplomat
" gallery was reserved for ladies' in add
al ton to their regular gallery on the RICH
IN of the chamber. large majority of tn
- audience was composed Of ladies'. Afte
ey the Journal of Thursdays proceeding
or had been read various petitions and me
Ell MORALS we're presented, but at 1890 lee
islative business was suspended and th
ed Senate proceeded to the considerable
Dr. OF the articles of impeachment agains
M Belknap. After proclamation by Sci
to- geant-at-Arms French, Chief Justic
u. Waite administered the oath to Senator
no Allison, Burnside. Christiancy, DENIM
Conkling, Caperton, Goldthwaite, How
an Jones of Nevada, Worrill. Ransom an
me Robertson, who we're not present whe
ing the other Senators were sworn fe
les days ago. Senators Alcorn. Johnston
me Virginia, English, Patterson and Wa
RS. leigh were not present to take oath.
motion of Edmunds it was ordered th
lon the Secretary notify the House th
on the Senate was ready to proceed with t
DRY trial and that seats had been provided
ers the Senate for members. At 1856
" Secretary Belknap, With his couns
Carpenter, Black and Blair, entered
wv Senate Chamber and proceeded to t
NJ table provided for them. The ex-Secrett
NV. walked to the table. leaning on the arm