Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-11-04
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Nov. 3.-Siiver 534 pence.
LONDON, Nov. 3,-The Post publishes
IN official form the following paragraph:
Turkey having accepted the armistlce we
understand Russia has taken steps to
press forward negotiations for an ar
raDgement OF all the pending questions
on the basis of the English proposals.
The Post also states that official investi-
CATION shows that only 300 persons
were killed by the Turks in Bulgaria.
A telegram from Constantinople says
it is believed that the Conference will as
semble shortly.
A dispatch to the Standard from Paris
and one to the Daily Telegraph from
Constantinople also state that the Con-
ference will be held, aud adds that the
representative OF the Porte will be ad-
United to 1t by some such compromise as
that described by the London Post of the
3lst ult., according TO whcih the six
Powers will deliberate on forms, and the
Tnrki-h representatives will only take a
seat when the results are to Do declared.
sAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3.--The arrest Of
twenty-eight persons by the United
States authorities on a charge of improp.
erly getting on the great register, and
the known fact that other warrants
have been issued from the United States
attorneys office has created a decided
breeze among the Democrats from the
tact that those arrested thus far are of
Democratic faith. Governor Irwin and
Mayor Bryant held confere nce on the
matter this morning and communicated
with United Stairs Attorney Coyhlap
the result OF which was an agreement
tnat the seven persons now in the county
JAIL should have hearing this afternoon
before Commissioner Oblerne at two
O'Clock Some thirty persons assembled
IN the Circuit Courtroom, among them
William Blanding. formerly U. S. At
torney but now Harbor Com missioner:
J. c. Bnrch. j. H. Mullan. Sol. Sharp,
Milton Anders and Lawrence DOYLE, one
OF the arrested parties. Mr.. Coehlan
suggested that the seven or eight cases
now in the county Jail bs taken before
Judges Sawyer and Hoffman, the highest
United States authority here, tomorrow
and have the right of arrest tested. He
did not believe Mayor Bryant or any
other good citizen would countenance
fraudulent registration. The complaints
are made out for not being citizens.
The principal charges are of not being
citizens and having been convicted of
Infamous crime. and therefore not Ell.
titled to vote under the law. He also
stated il the Judges would hear the cases
Tomorrow be would suggest to the U. s.
Marshal to make no more arrests until
the matter was determined; be did not
want to stop arrests indefinitely, but
wanted arrested every man, white, black
or copper colored, who was trying to get
on the great register improperly; he pre-
ferred to do it before election day to save
time on that day and avoid disturbance
at the polls. Mr.. Coghlan and the legal
gentlemen then withdrew to the cham.
oers of Judge Sawyer. and after the con-
sultation they returned and Mr.. Coghlan
announced that it had been agreed that
the matter would come up before Judges
Sawyer and Hoffman at IL o'clock TO-
morrow on law points but the facts
would be beard hereafter; the parties ar
rested could go on their own recoppiz.
ance. but would be required in Court
tomorrow. The meeting then adjourned.
The Trustees of the Consolidated Vir-
Rinia Mining Company met to-day and
declared their thirty-frst consecutive
monthly dividend of two dollars per
share. payable on the 11th.