Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-10-05
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APECIAL TO THE PIoCHE DAILY RECORD
BIZ WESTERN UNION LINE.
EASTERN DISPATCHES.

New YORK, Oct. 4.-Vanderbilt is
weaker. His case is critical, and a dis
solution may be expected at any time.
The Silver Commission will meet
l1ain this afternoon at the St. James
Hotel, for the purpose of electing third
expert to serve upon the Commission.
The election Of these experts has been a
very slow proceeding, not so much from
the fact that competent men are hard to
find, as from a desired that different parts
of the country should be represented.
In accordance with this idea, Wm. s.
Groesbeck, OF Cincinnati, and B. f.
Nourse, of Boston. were chosen, and it
is now intended that a third expert shall
be a resident of this city.
New YORK, Oct. All the Demo.
cratic papers are making all possible
capital on. of the following letter. which
speaks for itself: New York. Oct A.
Columbus. Ohio, July 1O.-Dear Sir:
Governor Hayes desires me to acknow-
ledge the receipt of your valued favor Of
July, enclosing the resolutions Of the
| American Alliance, and to say in reply
that he is deeply gratified by this ex-
preston of confidence. The importance
Of carrying the States of New York, New
Jersey aud Connecticut in the sp-
preaching canvass is fully recognized
and at the proper time, reference will be
given you to Committees, for such aid and
cooperation as seem to be advisable
Very Respectfully, Alfred E. Lee, Sacre-
tary to L. S, Tyler, Box 209l, New York.
The Supervisor of the town of Har-
rison, Westminster county, yesterday
sold the Ben, Holiday farm. No bids
were offered by the people, aud the
Supervisors bid in the broad acres for
$4,000, redeemabe in ono thousand
years,
ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 4.-Advices from the
Neuces River country, Texas, says that
a party of rs Indians raided the settle
ments of that river on the 2Sth of Sep
TENDER, and stole number of horses;
then went down the Sabine River, at
tackled several ranches and sheep camps,
and killed three white men and several
Mexcans, and stole many horses. They
also visited the Frio and Geona settle
ments in the same manner, and passed
out in the vicinity of Fort Clark, taking
: fully 100 horses with them. A party o
: citizens and detachment of troops ar,
in pursuit, with some probability of over
taking them.
New YORK, Oct A little interes
was manifested by the few present at tn
: call of the American Mining Board thi
morning. Only 1900 shares changed
t bands. The quotations were, Clevelan,
a $6%; Con. Virginia. S62, Gould & Cur
ry, SIG; Giant, So; Overman, $S5,
The official report of the American
Mining Board claims that 1,130 share
changed hands subsequent to the close G
the calls.
q DENVER, Col. Oct. 4. The offica
-, figures are coming in, and show sti
heavier Republican gains and majortie
: than last nights dispatches indicated
=, Arraphoe county gives the Republican
9 some four hundred and twenty majorit
Boulder county, 4l0 majority; Republ
I" can gain in the two counties, 1852. Th
Democratic loss in Los Animas county
y their fstrongest county, will be 20 pr
10 cent. more than heretofore estimated
and they lose member of the Legisl
q ture in that county. The Democrs
concede the State to the Rtplblicau
Legislature will be two.tbilds Republ
can in each House
ID Boston, Oct. 4.-The movement
e. nominate Judge E. r. Hoar in Il
Seventh Congressional District to ri
against &. F. Butler as an independe
10 candidate was consummated to-day at
e. meeting of the prominent residents
the district.
g. BLooM1NGToN, Ills, Oct. 4.-There
~ great rejoicing here at the result of Il
at Colorado State election which plac
John L. Route in the Gubernator
of Chair Route is from Bloomington Al
is held in the highest esteem here.
is' CHICAGO, Oct. 4.-The following
patch was received this morning: "De
Vn yer, COL, Oct. 4.-James p. Root: Q
~ entire State ticket is elected. The L.
n islature is secured with the electoral v,
for Hayes and Wheeler and two Uni,
on States Senators, and the member OF G,
ok gress. (Signed) j. G. Wilson, Chi
man Rep. State Centarl Committee.
, The Journal says several humid
ne bogus veteran soldiers. hired for the
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