The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-08-03
LATEST NEWS BIZ NAIL.
NEW YORK, July ~.


that some months since a married lady of
Boston, of great refinement and beauty, and |
occupying prominent social position, had |
been visiting friends in the interior of this |
State, and when leaving took drawing room |
car on the New York Central Railroad for Albany,
where her husband awaited her. Two Williams
followed her into the car, probably attracted by
the valuable jewelry which she wore, and when
the conductor approached the lady for her ticket
they informed him that they were her friends
and that she WAS deranged, and they unfortu-
nately had been selected to convey her to
the Utica asylum. In spite Of her protestations
and appeals for protection. the scoundrels sue
cseded in convincing the conductor and pas
sengers Of the truth Of their story. and removed
the lady from the cars at Utica, she swooned as
the train moved away. She was then lifted
into coach, chloroformed and taken to house
of ill.repute. outraged and robbed of her jewell
~ and clothing. The husband learned Of his
wife's alleged insanity. when he arrived at
| Albany, and procuring special engine. started
for Utica without delay. Upon arriving few
| enquiries enabled him to find the house where
his wife had been taken. and there he found
her lying upon bed almost stripped OF her
clothing and her mind seriously impaired by
her terrible experience. No names are given
from considerations of delicacy. The husband
made every effort consistent with privacy to
discover the fends, but SO far without avail.
| New YORK, July 80.
! Herald Portland (Maine) dispatch says: At
= meeting Of the Republican State Central Com
mittee, Mr. Blaine urged that in any resolution
about the currency, the word coin should be
substituted for gold, but he was overruled, and
the party will GO into the campaign to try con-
illusions with the Greenbackers ON an out and
hard money platform.
The Sun says Gilmores band has been dis.
banded In Paris, and the Treasurer has abscond-
ed. The members are writing home for money
to enable them to return, and some must depend
on the American Consul.
WASHINGTON, July 80.
Several rioters were arraigned in the Police
Court yesterday, and John II. Graham, prom
inent in the disturbance, was sent to Jail for
three months. Cohu, who was arrested on
Saturday night, and who is regarded as the
leading agitator, was not ready for trial, and
his case was postponed. 1t is not believed there
will be any further serious trouble. The police
authorities continue to take extra precautions
to prevent breach Of the peace.
The Secretary of the Treasury will to-day
issue call for the redemption Of 100000 500
bonds Of 1865, consols of 1865, and two and a
half millions of registered bonds, and two and
half millions Of coupons .,
CHICAGO, July 80.
The Journals Washington dispatch says
Fears have been expressed in some quarters
here that the lives of the imprisoned revenue
oficials are not safe in Jail at Greenvile, South
Carolina, and that they may be taken out by
reckless gang Of men who defy the Fedora
, authorities, and be either shot or hanged
While there was some foundation for thes
D fears few days ago, Commissioner Raum doe
not now share them, but thinks public opinion
will afford ample protection to the three officers
District Attorney Northrop writes to Commits
sioner Rsum at length regarding this case, takin
the high ground that the sovereignty of the Fec
eral Government must be maintained.
y PARIS, July 80.
: preliminary meeting Of the delegates to tn
Congress, for the consideration of comm srcia
treaty between France and the United State
Was held yesterday. A draft OF the treaty Wa
Q submitted and will be discussed at futuI
!. meeting 1t is proposed that the French Go'
eminent shall engage to admit all America
- productions at the same duties as are impose
i. on the productions Of the most favored nation
and that the United States shall make the san
arrangements regarding the productions
u France; that Is. that either nation imposes
d domestic duty upon its own production. II
Il same duty may be imposed on the same pr
% auctions of the other party to the treaty.
J. VIENNA, July 80.
A private telegram states that Gen. phillop
vich crossed the frontier into Bosnia yesterdi
morning. He was met by Turkish Major. wi
presented documents supposed to be protei
v and pressed them upon him, but the Gener
l. refused to receive them, and the Major ul
mately took the paper away. The Austria
" also effected q crossing at Berbir. Gen. Phil
"a povich instructed his staff to show tho inhab
=. ants Of Bosnia the greatest civlity but to ado
" the most rigorous measures against resistant
SAN FRANCISCO, July 80.
"a At the annual election Of the Central Paci
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70 were elected Directors for the ensuing YET
"a Leland Stanford, G. P. Huntington, E. ". Ho
kins, f. H. Miller, Jr.. Charles F. Crockt
n. David D. Cotton and Charles Crocker.
40 Alfred Gross. q druggist at the corner
4 Kearney and Washington streets, last event
waylaid George Frankfort, the editor of
10 Petit Journal, near the latter's residence, a
10 fred two shots at him, neither Of which o
effect. Gross was arrested and held in ST.
~ bail. The cause of the attempted assassinati
n was something Frankfort had published CO
corning Gross.
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