Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-15
BY TELEGE APH!
SPECIAL {" THE PIoCHE DAILY asCoBD
BY WESTERN UNION LINE.
EASTERN DISPATCHES.

NEWARK, n. j., July 13.-Tbis after.
noon three German brothers named
Flehern, were arrested by police officer
DicEenson. They shot the officer and
left him for dead. The desperadoes
then ran to Dawson's tannery and called
for the foreman, who had discharged
them, but not finding him they fred in
Discriminatory on the workmen, killing
John Albus, the assistant foreman and
wounding two others. The employees
chased the murderers into the river and
stoned them to death. The wounded
were taken 10 the hospital, where one of
them named Fisher died. Dickinson
will not recover and the other wounded
are in a precarious state. The body of
one of the Fieherns has been recovered
from the river and the men are now en-
gagged in dragging for others; the shoot
ing had no connection with the recent
labor troubles here. The murderers
we're desperate characters and shot in
nocent men out of mere deviltry. during
the excitement T. W. Dawson, pro-
prietor of the factory where the shooting
occurred, was robbed of 50, $50 in checks
which he was about TO deposit. Police
man Dickinson died of his injuries at s
o'clock. The deaths now number seven;
policemen Elseden and Dickenson, three
Fieherns, Albus and workman. The
most intense excitement prevails in the
city and the summary action of workme
is generally commended.
New YORK, July l3.-Silver remains
unchanged.
NEw YORK, July 1.-The Executive
Committee of the Liberal Republican
State Committee after full interchang-
Ing of opinion, FROM which it appeared
the members uniformly favored the
Hayes and Wheeler ticket. it was de.
termined to call a State Convention at
Saratoga on the 23l of August.
A correspondent at Vienna reports that
25,0OO Russian volunteers are ready to
march to the assistance of Servia and
have asked the Ronania Government
for permission to pass through its terri.
tory. This application is the source OF
the greatest embarrassment to Romania,
CINCINNATI, July 14.--The constant
rains of the past few days in Middle and
Southern Ohio have caused considerable
damage to growing crops, fencing, rail
roads tracks, and in some instaces TO
live stock. A storm in the shape of a
water-spout near Leondenville, Ohio,
destroyed a number of wheat fields and
carried off two hundred head of sheep.
1t washed out several hundred feet of
track, in some places to the depth of
eight feet.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, July 14.-At Free
dom, small town on the Ohio river, "a
miles below this city, rain storm oc-
Cured yesterday which did great dam
age and was destructive of human life.
Crows run. which empties into the Ohio
here, was swollen to river in size;
houses along its banks were flooded and
one owned and occupied by Thomas
LiRhthill was swept away. Mrs. Light.
hill and four children who We're in the
house at the time were drowned. None
OF the bodies have been recovered and it
is supposed they were swept into the
Ohio river.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-The President
and Secretary Fish left this morning for
Deer Park, Western Maryland.
In the Senate Sherman submitted the
report of the Conference Committee on
the joint resolution for the issue of silver
coin. Bogy. of the Conference Com nit.
tee said he concurred in the report, al
though it did not accomplish the object
he desired, which was to make silver a
legal tender for any amount.