Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-24
Geographic gispatthrs.
SPECIAL TO THE 'r1ooHE DAILY RECORD
PACIFIC COAST.

ACQUITTED by the jury. ~ ~ M
The Alameda race track is in excellent
condition, and if there is no jockeying
for position good time is anticipated. In
the race on Saturday inpopls Lucy is the
.favorite and large odds. Even bets are
made on time as follows: 2:19, 2:20,
2: 81.
Several Chinese residents hsve petit
toned to the Board Of Education to
establish an evening school for such
Chinese children as are unable to attend
the day schools. -ZL ~ GOTTA
Yesterday the Supervisors of Alameda
county submitted to the people the
New York, Oct. I23.-Fields not ap-
pearing, his bail was declared forfeited.
A motion to quash the indictment Of
Tweed was denied by Judge Bradley.
The horse epidemic is not so serious
as was at first reported. Many cases
have been rapidly cured.
proposition to remove the County seat
from San Leandro to Oakland.
Salt Lake, Oct. 23.-The great con-
test at law between the Emma and
Illinois Tunnel Companies begins here
Immediately. Considerable interest is
manifested in regard to the result.
The weather here continues delightful,
with no prospects of winter for some
time. 700 JrDrrrf f"f Hi'| '9
There is rumor of another daily
paper being established here shortly,
as there are only four daily papers and
about a dozen other periodicals, it is
thought one more daily might prosper.
Gold--buying, 1l11s; selling, 112H
a7ti " EASTERN.
York, Pa, Oct. 22.-Last week, soon
after the Legislature appointed a Re-
Auditing Committee. the Court House
was entered and all vouchers that could
implicate any members of the Ring were
stolen Last night, the Court House was
again entered, and all the Treasury ac-
counts for the past six years were stolen,
with the record of notes issued by the
county, and the Committees report,
which was to have been filed at the No
yember term of the Court, and which
contained evidence of great frauds
New York, Oct. 22.-Wm. F. Have
meyer has written his acceptance of the
Reform nomination for Mayor.
Tweed is expected to appear to-inor-
row, ,.r.,-.-sa r-- y--t,,' .-..rgr
In the Bienville investigation, to-day,
Capt. Murray testified that the life-boat.
which was one of the best on the vessel,
had twentyfour on board, and was WELL
watered and provisioned. He thinks
it may have been picked up by some sail.
ing vessel bound to the North of Europe
John McKeen is said to have deter
mined to withdraw as senior counsel for
Stokes. ...q. Co.,
A witness has been found who heard
the hotel boy, Hart, tell different stories
concerning the shooting ....,...' '.''
The Board of Health has ordered an
investigation into the cause of death OF
Nicholas Seabrood, said to have been
caused by ill-treatment on the Steamship
Oceanica. from Liverpool. '- p n q
The steamer Scotia, from Liverpool,
reached the dock tonight. Among the
passengers were Miss Nellie Grant and
ex-Secretary Borie and family. The
President and a number of friends board.
ed the steamer below, and welcomed his
daughter home. M Hr...U01
Washington, D. c., Oct. 22.-Facts in
regaId to the colored Cadet troubles al
Annapolis appear briefly to be, that Robt
Diggs, white Cadet, qnarreled, fought
and whipped Conyers, colored Cadet
and as it appears that Diggs was in the
fault, the Secretary of the Navy has or
dered his dismissal from the service. 3.
Acknowledgement Williams has gone tc
Virginia to participate in the campaign
II. D.J Draft, Chief of the First Dip.
lomatic Bureau in the Department Of
State, has resigned. lstrs1
| Newburyport, Mass, Oct. 22.-Fifteer
persons in all were injured by the rail
road collision at Ssabrook to-day. UI
to 2 p. m, Captain Norton was the only
one who had died. Three others have
injuries probably fatal. , II 81 ."
Portsmouth,. Oct. 22.-Coroner Rider
has commenced an inquest on the body
of Captain Norton. r.-s rg. ..-r-
New York, Oct. 22.-The fifth (ani
LAST heat for the purse of $4,000, a
Prospect Park postponed from yester
day, was won by Gazelle. Judge Fuller
ton, second; George Palmer, third; Ro
salind, fourth. Time, ,2:23I.
Boston, Oct. 22.-The horse disease
has broken out here. 9ia2 febmt ID.
Buffalo, Oct. 22.-The horse disease
here has become a public calamity, ant
many houses Of business are entirel,
suspended for want OF animals. Tn,
| streat raj lroada n "a r,innino half tho ,,sr.