Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-03-16

SPECIAL To TIE P1ooHB DAILY RECORD.
BY WESTERN UNION LINE.
EASTERN DISPATCHES.

NEW YoRK, March 15.-The suspen-
sion Of the United States Reflector Com
papy Of Comet. Jacobsen & Co., manu-
facturers and importers Of rejecting
CHI hiers. was announced yesterday;
liabilities over 500. 600 and assets con-
sidered good. The immediate cause Of
the suspension Was difficulty in making
collections.
The phrase, "Mr. Beecher ought TO be
blown ont Of Plymouth pulpit" having
been attributed to ex-Presidsnt Woolsey
Of Yale College, that gentleman writes to
soy: "Sincs the trial OF 1876. II not be-
fore, / have upon the whole believed him
to be innocent, but will not deny that !
may have felt strongly his want Of wis
dom In the whole affair and may have
expressed myself accordingly" The
Special Committee OF five appointed by
Plymouth Church to tsy Henry G Bowen
on five specific charges had meeting
last night. The evening was con-
sumod 10 hearing the testimony in an
swer to the frst three charges as to vic.
lating tho covenant with Plymouth
Church by silence when questioned as 10
bis knowledge Of Beecher's guilt as to
unchristian. disreputable and dishonor-
able conduct and as TO the charge Of
equlvocation and falsehood. DR.. Ward
called Mr.. Bowen's two oldest sons as
witnesses and they wero cross. examined
by Mr.. Tilney, clerk of the church and
counsel for the Committee. Some Of
the evidence confirmed tho statement
about Bowen's searching for evidence in
South Brooklyn and the fact he found
nothing Of importance. The main drift
Of the inquiry was to learn whether
Bowen in his statement to the Examin-
ing Committee had brought forward all
the proof Of Importance which he pos.
sessed, and il was concluded he had
done 30.
Boston. March 14.-A special dis.
patch from Concord, New Hampshire,
says that no result Of the election can be
reached till after midnight.
Reports from various towns at noon
indicate Republican gains. In Harris.
vile The Republicans elected their repre-.
sentative by one majority. In every
town 1t is said evidences Of fraud or
both sides are apparent and challenging
at the polls is brisk. In Portsmouth
some excitement was caused by The
Democrats challenging F. II. Kent, (
!. U. s. Detective, but he finally gained hil
: point. Dover shows Republican gain'
up to noon. Southampton elects {
Democrat representative by two majority
Returns in IS towns show Republican
gains.
CHICAGO. March. ia Tribune Wash
ington special says Massachusetts, people
! are terribly exercised over the failure t
confirm the Presidents nomination o
! Richard Henry Dana as minister Il
: Great Britain. Some years ago Dan
was employed to edit the Internationa
Law Review, which had for some year
been edited by Gov. VIM. Beach Law
renee of Rhode Island, and when tn
) work appeared, It contained some o
Q Lawrence's notes verbatim. La wrenc
; commenced suit for piracy Of copy
= right In the United States Court and OF
o tanned from every democratic Senator
!, pledge not to vote In favor OF Dana
:. confirmation.
Boston, March 15.-Geo. w. Tisdal,
an insurance broker was arrested on
;. charge Of forging or raising two note
: from $3.50 to $4,000. He is we'll know
:. in business circles and his arrest create
much excitement.
OopENsBUGu, N. Y. March 4.-Th
I damage by floods on Deer river an
n St. Regis river is extensive. The wat,
q rose higher than ever before known ca
= rying away saw mills, shing!e mills az
n bridges. At Helena, the water ws
9 three feet deep in the church and
n large amount OF wood and some Ii,
= stock were swept away. The ice is pile
.. up six feet high in the roads.