Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-01
EASTERN DISPATCHES.

New YORK, June 30.-The Herald's
Washington sepecial says the Conference
Committee on the legislative bill has
been in session the whole evening and
at midnight there was no agreement.
The naval bill will be agreed on and
passed. The Postofice Conference Com
mittee will also agree. The others, in.
Guiding the army, legislative and execu-
tive. consular and diplomatic, suqdry
civil, river and harbor and others re.
main subjects of disagreement. The
Senate to-day adopted joint resolution
continuing the appropriations from last
year from most OF the important bills for
period not exceeding thirty days. This
was sent to the House, which did not
act on it. and will not, as the House will
claim the right to originate revenue bills,
but it will if necessity exists frame such
q measure of its own and send it to the
| Senate. This will be done tomorrow.
The fiscal year begins on Saturday, July
| LIST, whether at II noon or at the pre-
vious midnight is an open question.
The legislative day begins at noon, thus
the last day of Congress is the third of
March, which is held to extend to the
fourth at noun.
The Times editorially remarks the
campaign opens ausplclously with can
didate for President attracting the vote
OF New York. having associated with
him a candidate for Vice President ad.
mirbly adapted to repel all of the State
pride which might be enlisted on his be-
half. II the financial theories held by
Tilden are sound doctrine, those con-
Cured in by Hendricks are both absurd
and mischievous. Up till yesterday the
only newspaper support which Tilden
bad in this city came from the Sun and
the News. The Express. which de.
nounced him as corrupt jobber who
was unfit to be nominated and a weak
candidate, who under no circumstances
could carry the State, swallows hi
nomination with q very wry face, bu
plainly anticipates the pleasure IN No
vember.. 1--WE told you 3d." 1t is MOI
probable that the infiationists will hole
out any longer. They have no induce.
ments to do 90. They have been re
jectsd by the Republicans, bat they hav'
got substantially all they asked for in
the Democratic platform. and their mos
conspicuous theory has been placed OF
that platform to give it still greater dis
tinctness and emphises.
MEMPHIS, June 30.--W. G. Morgan
son Of State Senator Morgan and Victo
Morton, son of q prominent citizen o
Hernandez. Miss, were drowned IN
Harmon Lake near there yesterday ir
attempting to save the life Of q com
panion.
WASHINGTON. June 30.-R. B. Mussey
. member Of the Supreme Court OF th,
! District Of Columbia, has placed mem
orisl in the hands of Proctor Knott
charging D. o. Humphreys, one OF The
associates justices of the Supreme Cour
Of the District of Columbia, with being
totally UNFIT mentally for Judge. Thal
be is ignorant of law, incapable o
: logical reasoning and given to feebl
vspid, disconnected utterances upon tn
bench. devoid alike of legal point AM
common sense. That he is frequentl
intoxicated upon the bench, that he ha
! sat in at least one case, wherein be ha
q direct peouniary interest in the result
That generally, by his conduct 90 Judge
o be has hindered justice, rendered hin
self public laughing stock and brougt
= discredit upon the court Of which he is
members