The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-19
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The Attorney General has issued circular to
the United States Marshals in which he says:
To enable the department to keep court ex.
penses within the limit of each appropriation 1t
will be necessary for YOU to set forth the items
Of your acquisitions with great care. You Will
make requisition against each appropriation
for the amount cstrnsted. This apportionment
of funds will require you to keep your accounts
SO 1t may be known how much money is in your
hands to the credit of each appropriation. At
| any given time such account will serve as q
basis of subsequent acquisitions and reports,
and your weekly itemized statements must cor
respond to each separate appropriation. The
| regulations are only to be made for the fees of
jurors and witnesses, for the support of United!
States prisoners and miscellaneous expenses.
New YORK, July Is.
The Herald says within q short time a few
| enterprising capitalists of this city have com.
| bined to transfer the volume of South American
trade to this country in exchange for American
merchandise peculiarly adapted to South Ameri-
can necessities. The present trade with Brazil
shows an annual balance of SAG 600 600 in favor
of that counry. IL is urged that this can
readily be transferred to the other side OF the
ledger. 1t is claimed that cotton fabrics can be
supplied by American manufacturers ct cheaper
rates and better quality than those sent from
Manchester and other English countries. An
| American company recently organized in ,his
city have made arrangements with lesdiI
cotton mills to supply fabrics Ut low rates. II
IL also proposed to organize an American Brazil.
ian bank OF S5.O00,OU0 capital, with branch 1t
Rio to secure direct exchanges with New York,
and an application has beon made for q CHARTER
10 the Brazilian Congress. English, French and
German interests are laboring to defeat these
plans.
LOWELL, Mass, July Is.
The tennessee colonists organized formally
last night. About 400 signiied their intention
to emisrate from this city and Haverhill to Man.
chester, Tenn. About q score OF them will
| start to-day, others will follow In the FALL
Colonies are also forming in other portions of
New England.
MEMPHIS, July IL.
The first train on the Little Rock road since
Friday last, left this morning for Live Oak.
Ark, to which point quarantine has been raised
No new cases nave been reported, and tho ex-
element attending the report Of those pub.
llshed, has entirely subsidized. Some few citi.
zens have returned.
SONORA, Cal, July l6.
Thos. Newton, a noted desperate, known as
Texas, who, few years since, WAS discharged
from the State Prison, and has killed three men,
was shot and killed last evening by George
Sandevah, butcher working at . slaughter
house Texas went to the slaughter house and
commenced quarrel with ssndevah, having
his hand in his bosom as though he had hold Of
weapon, and kept advancing on Sandevsh,
who run for his pistol, which was living on
shelf. Texas stopped and 5andevah went back
10 his work. Texas recommended, and ell
deavored to get between Ssndevsh and his
pistol, when Sandevah rushed to the shelf
snatched up his gun and commenced shooting,
killing Texas in his tracks. ssudevah gave
himself up and ia now in Jail. Public senti.
ment acquits him. Another account says Texas
had no weapons on his person other than .
bottle of wine which he held in his hand,
When sober he was quiet and tnofienslve mau,
but when under the Influence of liquor he was
considered dangerous. He was with Walker in
the fillibustering expedition In Gautsmala,
San tRANcIsco, July 10.
On Sunday afternoon j. q. Robertson prin.
cipal teacher at the Industrial School, was
assaulted by Ave boys and received injar es
from which it is doubtful If he ever RECEIVERS.
Mr.. Robinson was experimenting the boys
while they were making their changes of cloth.
ing in the dormitory, and had occasion to cor.
rect lad named Robt Weeks for some infrac,ion
of the rules. The rattan used BY him was not
adequate for the purpose. and he lett the room
to procure larger one. While he was absent
1--WE of the boys determined to assault him,
When he returned TO administer punish ment,
Weeks seized the rattan and five boys gathered
around him menacingly. Mr.. Robertson OBJ.
serving he was likely to be seriously assaulted,
backed towards crippled boy named Cokely,
whose crutch he siezed, and he was about to
keep the boys at bay. when anotner OF his a.
sailants, G.. Bergen. fifteen years OF age. took
heavy clothes bar three inches square and Ave
feet long, and dealt Mr. Robinson blow on
the head which felled him to the floor. He was
Picked up immediately afterward in . senseless
condition and taken to his room. From thst
time to this Mr.. robertson has not recovered
consciousness, and physicians consider his con.
dition extremely dangerous.