Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-28
EASTERN DISPATCHES.

New York, April 27.-A dispatch re-
ceived here announces breakage of the
cable between Australia and Java.
CINCINNATI, April PA fire broke out
in the dome of the Courthouse at
Shoals, Morton county, Indiana. this
morning. The building is total loss.
The records and furniture are nearly all
saved. Loss $50, 600; insurance $40. 900.
IL ia supposed that the fire was caused
by an incendiary.
A horrible infanicide and suicide &C.
Cured at a German boarding house in
this city this morning. Mary Sherman.
a chambermaid, complained of feeling
sick and retired to her small room. An
| hour after she was found with throat cut,
| the room floor slippery with blood and
the body of q newly born female child,
with its head nearly severed from its
body, under her bed.
CHICAGO, April 27.-A dispatch has
| lust been received by General Sheridan
from General Crook. He says that the
Indians at Red Cloud are on the verge
O. starvation owing to the neglect in for
warding supplies, and that unless i'm
mediate steps are taken to supply them
they will all leave the reservation, and
fears are entertained that from their pres
ent temper they will make raid on the
whites.
PRovIDENoE, r. l., April 27.-The Star
mills were burned last night. Loss esti-
mated at $50, 900.
New York, April 27.-The Govern
ment has awarded Sc, los, 634 in gold at
from 112.1 to 112.72.
The Democratic State Convention re-
assembled this morning. The Tammany
delegates from New York were recog-
nized as regular delegates. Seat on the
floor, without voice, were given to the
anti .Tammany contestants. Tbs usual
Committees were appointed and the Con-
vention took a recess. After recess Fran
els j. Herman withdrew. Dorsheimer,
; Henry G. Murphy and Abram 5. Hewet'
: were chosen delegates at large to the Ma
! tional Convention The resolutions in
!, structed the national delegates to vote al
! a unit in accordance with the will of The
! majority and suggest the nomination
of Samuel J. Tilden for President.
d UTICA, N. Y, April 27.-In the Demo
:. cratic Convention to-day John Morrissey
in his argument in favor OF admitting tn
> anti Tammany delegates, said, you ma.
o let us III OF uOt, LUZ ict lnc tci' ""
l. you adopt that majority report admitting
Il the Tammany delegates, you viii
o see more destruction in New York thai
y you have yet SEEM
a WASHINGTON, April IT. Galleries Q
r Senate.chamber were again crowded to
n day, two-thirds of the audience bein
lie ladies'. At 1890 legislative business wa
r. suspended. and the impeachment tris
D. begun. Lord submitted q motion tha
s. the evidence relating to the question
jurisdiction of the Senate sitting as
:, Court of Impeachment be given befor
IL arguments relating thereto heare
s. and if such plea is overruled that defene
n ant be required to answer the articles {
re impeachment within two days, and th
il. House to reply if they deem it necessar
We within two days, and that trial procee
v: next day after the joining of issue. Ca
q psnter, of counsel for accused, move
g. that trial be postponed until the fir
be Monday of December next. and aske
lrt that tho time allowed for the discussion
this motion be fixed at two hours for eat
side. The request was era nted AZ to /
70, and Blair addressed the Senate In fave
ed of the motion. He argued that 1t "
10 impossible for the Senate to do justi
20 to the great and important question
70 volved in this case on account of the a
ns vanced stage OF the session; also TIL
III counsels had not had time to mai
proper investigations before presentiI
tn themselves to argue this great question