The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-11-16
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New York, November II.

| New YORK, November II.
The SUMS reporter interviewed Mr.. Butler
here on Carl Browns statement that Kesrney
had sold the former out. Mr.. Butler said: If he
WAS traitor. he could have only one reason for
his treschery. No man is a rascal for the mere
love of rascality, and without hope OF reward.
of course do not know what particular scoun-
drel hired him. If he was hired; but know
set who are capable Of doing it., and did it. if 1t
was done at all. His speeches. I think, did me
more harm than good. The workingmen whom
he might have influenced were with me already,
and there was very large class who were dis
gusted with and alarmed by him. was In no
manner responsible for him or his utterances.
/ never asked him to make speech, or to re-
frain from making one; nor am aware of any
| body's doing SO for me. He never got any
money from me, and never approached me for
any.
The Heralds Boston reporter interviewed
Kearney, and he said Browns story was
damned lie. He continued: I don't believe the
lying Associated Press; these Shiny imps will
spread any report to sell their papers.
| 1t is reported by dealers in United States &c.
curities that since the results Of the elections
became known, the demand for Government
State bonds of all classes has greatly increased.
purchasers declaring that the defeat of the
greenback movement has assured the honest
payment Of Government securities according to
contract. The First National Bank, of this city
alone, has done q business in United States
bonds since Wednesday of over nine million
dollars, the savings banks and insurance COM
psnies being large purchasers.
The Sun this morning throws Tilden over
board, saying that he cannot again be the can
didste Of any party. 1t says While we should
be ashamed to doubt Mr.. Tilden's personal in
tegrity, we are yet constrained to say that 1t is
proved and admitted, through the publication
Of the cipher dispatches, that during his Presi-
Dental campaign he suffered clique of polite
ally immoral people to surround him, to act
for him and to compromise him.
A dispatch from Albany says that Governor
Robinson will follow up the defeat at the polls
in this city. on Tuesday last, by positive action
against every Tammany official whom he hal
legal power to remove, and Controller Kelly
Sheriff Register and the County Clerk must go
BINGHAMrroN, N. Y, Nov. L..
terrible tragedy occurred at West Chenangt
on Sunday, at noon. Three brothers, James
David, and John Taber. living together, havinl
quarrelled about division Of property, Davit
knocked James down, stabbing him with
pitchfork fifteen or twenty times. He then blew
his own brains out with shotgun.
MADRID, November IL.
The trial Of Moncas, who attempted to al
| OF fha
public prosecutor asked the Court to pass ser
tence of death, but the defense urged that tn
whole proceedings should be RECOMMENDED
The prosecution showed from Moncasi's ow
confessions that the crime was premeditate
since 1877. He had then intended to attempt
when the King visited Tarragona. The defenf
urged that Goncasi was insane, or at least onl
attempted to inflict bodily harm. The sentent
! Of death will be passed tomorrow.
GENEVA, November u.
, The elections for members Of the Great Coul
Gil for the Canton Of Geneva. have resulted
favor of the Democratic Conservative part
This insures the return Of the dispossesse
. Catholic priests. the cessation Of the religio,
war, and the eventual separation Of Church ar
State, but does not insure the return Of Bisho
: Mermillod. rs he was expelled by the FEEDER
r Government.
n SAN Francisco, November ~.
Mike Sullivan, charged with the murder
Mrs. Anne Barry, near Lone Moutain, was q
u raigned in the Police Court this morning.
u question whether ne would waive the exami
alton and 60 at once before the Grand Jury,
replied; " Well, begorra, II I'm examined her
r I'm likely to 60 before the Grand Jury anyho
J, I'm innocent, and I'd just as soon be tried
, jury in this Temple Of Justice a. any other
The plea of not guilty was entered.
~ W. W. Medium, assistant foreman Of t
Chronicle, shot himself in the composing roc
Of that paper last evening. He borrowed . p
~ toll from one Of the compositors, stepped to t
ID corner Of the room, and fred, the ball enteri
ID the body near the stomach. Meldrum's WI
died some time ago, since which event he b
been depressed In spirits, which is the on
o. known cause for his act.
re- SAN JOSE, November II
a One Of the most deplorable shooting afra
that ever occurred in this vicinity took pla
G. shortly after o'clock last evening, at Color
10 Younger's ranch, between two boys, each abo
fifteen years Of age, Elton Moody and Han
Younger. The Moody boy had gone to t
A.. ranch to shoot ducks by moonlight, and the
Ia met Harry Younger hunting Younger order
TO Moody of the premises, and hot words ensu'
81 Younger attempted to reise his gun, when Moo
at discharged his weapon, the load enteri
ed Younger's breast The affair has thrown
rs GLOOM over the entire community in which
70 lads are known. The wounded boy died Il
II. evening at O'Clock.
70, TEHAcHp1, November IL
re- About six o'clock last evening, Jerry O'Gle
~ and Walupi Asteringa met near Mr.. Pam
W. residence. in this place, and 1t is suppos
y OOlsnn attempted to shoot Asterings. VIII
" they exchanged shots and both were killed.
La ARRAY was the result Of previous grudge.
r. lone CITY, November ~
- Mr.. Evile. q music teacher Of this place, a