Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-22
the PlOCAE DAILY RECORD.
THURsDAY............ JUNE "a. 1916


ST. Louis is now the point of attrac-
ion. On the 9th inst the Democrats
viii speak their little piece. If wisdom !
controls their councils it is very possible |
hat Uncle Hayes may find that the road
0 the White House is beset with snares ,
md disaster. An outspoken firmly de-
ided stand on the Chinese question will /
70 far to secure the Pacific States. That
# itself il no slight consideration, for if
he thirteen votes of the Pacific States
re cast for the Democrats. the latter
'ould afford to lose Indiana. which is
,erilsd by the soft money beresy.
The Alta says that Hayes will carry
be Pacific States. He may, but that
.vasive, trifing, rotten plank in the
Cincinnati platform which refers to the
Chinese nuisance gives him an awful
bad send of. The American working
man finds little comfort in being told
hat the mater shall be examined while
| Cabinet member OF that party tells him
here is no redress, and speakers in the
Convention say that to abrogate the
Burlingame treaty would violate the
Declaration OF Independence. That
does not look very cheerful.
The Virginia Chronicle says that the
receipt in that city of the nomination OF
Hayes did not cause much enthusiasm.
The Chronicle should give the boys a
little time. 1t is little hard to get up
steam in a minute about man OF whom
they had scarcely ever heard, After q
while they will find out all about him.
and then they will say they always knew
him and dress him out with every virtue
under the sun.
The kilograms intimate that one Nor
ril has been nominated and confirmed
Secretary of the Treasury. There are
two gentlemen named Morrill, in the Sen
ate, one from Maine and the other from |
Vermont. I, is most probable that the |
new Secretary of the Treasury is one OF
the two.
So Bristow Secretary has resigned and
one of the Morrill's takes his place.
Seats in the Presidential Cabinet seem
to be very uncomfortable. Their oc-
cupants do not stay long. That jolly
tar Robson. however. manages to stick
it out. He probably has too good a
thing to relinquish it very easily.
The Humboldt Register says that the
Hon. s. l.. Woodford of New York, was
by the Cincinnati Convention nominated
for Vice President. The telegraph and
other papers said Wheeler was the man,
but suppose the Register knows best.
The San Francisco Chronicle hos en-
tered upon the publication of it's twenty
fourth volume. Tue Chronicle is by far
the most enterprsing paper published in
San Francisco. We are glad to chronicle
it's success and wish it long and pros
porous career.
The House joint resolutions providing
for the issuance OF ten millions in silver
coin in exchange for greenbacks has
passed the Senate. BY its terms trade
dollars cease to be legal tender.
Mrs. Lincoln has been by jury. i'm
paneled for the purpose of making the
inquiry, declared to be sane. The man.
agement and control Of her estate was
restored to her.
The bill for equalization Of bounties,
has passed the House. We believe it is
OF the same character which was assed
by the last Congress, but was vetoed al
we'll on account of some informally 81
on the merits.
U. 8. Treasurer New has resigned
The change in the cabinet Of the Presi
dent are many and frequent. Their
must be several screws loose in tn
machine.
We find in our exchanges that th
rumorsd resignation Of Bristow is con
drmed. He sent in his resignation OF
the 10th, to take effect on the 30th ms
~
Belknap's counsel say that in effect b
is already acquitted, because two third
Of the Senate do not vote that he was in
p,achable.
The President has sent special mes
sage to the Houses OF Congress urgir
the speedy passage OF the Appropriate
bills
In the London market silver is st
declining in price. 5ls. pence per o
is the latest quotation.
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The kilograms indicate that the Hou
Committee on Currency will report b
10 repeal the Specie Resumption Act.
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After all the fuss Winslow, the Bostt
forger and swindler, has been releas'
by the Br itish Government.
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The localities in Southern Californ
which produce petroleum are noy :
tracing tina attention Of capitalists.
NEVADA NEWS.
On the 18th at Eureka, the therm
meter stood IS degrees in the shade.
A Carson saloon keeper says he wan
State office. Shouldn't wonder, the
are whole families in that tix.
Col. A. C. Ellis of Carson has gol
East to attend the st. Louis Conve,
ton.
AtPeavine, near Reno. some hoodlur