Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-10-04
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.

We" lohh, Oci. J.-lne lam many
and anti-Tammany Conference Commit.
tee met last night. and several speeches
we're made by both sides. John Kelley on
behalf of Tammany favored harmony,
and thought a one.third basis of the local
offices ought to satisfy anti Tammany.
John Morrlssey and L. J. Dreamer
thought that the basis should be one of
equal division. 1t was decided that the
nominating conventions of both parties
be held on the same day, and that the
conference committees then be appointed
to select and agree upon the nominees.
The Worlds Washington special says
Private information from Cadiz. Spain,
says that the American Consul there
rendered his resignation to avoid dismiss
sal, having got into trouble by using the
Consular office As the headquarters of
a conspiracy against Cuba.
The journals all speak hopefully and
in praise OF the new Mining Exchange.
Pool-selling on the Indiana and Ohio
elections was very slow las. evening at
Morrissey's pool rooms. The following
are the quotations of the auction pools
on the Governorship Of Indiana; Will
liams, Democratic. $3.50, 1925, $500,
$500; Harrison. Republican, Sl25. Sl75,
$3.50, 1925. The auction pools on the
election for Secretary of State in Ohio,
were as follows: Barnes, Republican.
800, $l75, 5000. $500; Bell, Democrat
ic, 500, Sl42. S163, 1895.
In the French pools on the Ohio cleo
ton, the ratio was two tickets on Barnes
to one on Bell
The Trlbune's Washington special
says: Collector Casey and Congressman
Levi, of New Orleans, are both in the
city. Levi is very confident that thu
Democrats will elect their State and
Congressional tickets. Casey il very
hopeful that the electoral vote of the
State will be cast for Hayes and Wheeler
and thinks that this is certain if peace
can be maintained in three or four par
ishes. There are rumors of a proposed
union in Louisiana between the more
respectable element of the Democratic
party and the Republicans, the result of
which will be that Nichols, Democrat,
will be- elected Governor. while the
Electoral College will be for Hayes and
Wheeler. 1t is certain that an arrange
ment OF some sort has been suggested
as to the city of New Orleans, by which
the Democratic candidates nominated by
the Bonrbons will be opposed by the
better class of the Democracy and Re-
publicaus.
On an examination of the vouchers of
Congressman Williams, of blue Jeans"
notoriety, Chairman of the Committee
on Accounts in the House, it appears
that ha frat ollpyal he Il
House to violate both the rules and laws
OF The House in making some of his fancy
during the last session. Barclays Dr.
gest contains the following in regard to
the duties Of clerks in making purchases
for the House: He is required to confine
his purchases exclusively TO articles of
growth and manufacture of the United
States, provided that the same can be-
procured on as good terms and OF as
suitable quality as the foreign articles
In the face OF this, Williams audited and
allowed numerous bills for French black
ing and Russian towels BY the dozen.
the latter at 81 rs apiece, where Ameri.
can articles would answer every purpose
Inc same violation of the law appears in
his periumery bills and purchase of fancy
soaps.
New HAVEN. Oct. 3.-The steamer
John Branball, is in this harbor taking a
load of eight hundred tons OF ammu-
milton from the Winchester rifle factory
for the Turkish Government.
NEW YORK. Oct. 3-The transactions
of the American Mining Board TO-DAY
aggregated l, 600 shares. The following
are the quotations: Alpha SOL, Belcber
S5H, Imperial $4%, Con. Virginia
S6l9, Giant 49, Justice S2l, Pleasant
View So, Yellow Jacket S2S.
The flag at the Headquarters of the
Territorial Pioneers OF California will re-
main at half-mast for three days out of
respect to the memory of the late James
Lick.
A correspondent at Constantinople
telegraphs the situation there is really
critical. The incendiary character of the
articles in the public prints be thinks
1t urgent for the American feet to be-
sent to the Basphorns to protect the
lives and property Of Americans.
A dispatch from Atlanta says General
Rueer. commanding the Department of
the South, orders the Qurtermast.r at
Savannah to turn over to the Msyor of
that city for the benefit OF the yellow
fever sufferers the Government commits.
sary stores, amounting in value to FIVE
thousand dollars. The post band at
General Ruger's headquarters gave
concert for the benefit the Savannah
sufferers. At Savannaheand Brunswick
the epidemic is undated.
A dispatch from Hartford says of the
annual election yestt rdsy in Connecticut
that the towns within easy range of
Hartford which gave 1863 Democratic
majority in April now gives 1876 Repub.
lican majority. Hartford itself elects
mixed ticket. including the Republican
candidate for Selectman. Vernon,
which was tie last election, $50 Rep
majority. Waterbury has 80 Democratic
majority against 3l7 last Spring New
Britain shows II majority for the Demo
cratic candidate for the First Selectman.