Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-16

EASTERN.
Boston, Nov. 14.-Following are the
casualties by fire Killed = Lewis
T. Thompson, ! ouis Porter, Frank
Omstead, VIM. Ferry, Daniel Coch-
ram and five others unknown. Wound
pi-Thomas Maloney. Col. German,
wm J. Woodora, g. w. Gardner, Fran
els Croshar, Chas. Paine, Thomas
Waldron, John Richardson, Peter Dig
ham, and Albert Abbott. Missing os.
Burr, George Smith, Walter F. Twomly,
John Wilson. Albert c. Abbott, is
believed to be rnortally injured.
New York, Nov l4.-The Court to-day
entered decision in Tweeds suits, dis
sen ting from the opinion of General
term at Albany, aud questioning tbs de.
cision OF Judge Barrett that the County
has right to sue for money supplied
from the County Treasury. 1t is stated
that noile prosequi will be entered
on Monday in Mayor Halls case. Board
Asst. Aldermen to-day tabled resolutions
of Board of Aldermen forbilding the eli c.
ton of Mansard roofs, unless of fire.
proof materials. Waltman, candidate
for Coroner, will contest the election OF
Kessler on the ground that he is not a
citizen of the United States.
Boston, Nov. 14-Lieut., A. H. Stew
ems, Jr., formerly in c ,mm md of First
Battalion Massachusetts Cavalry, and
the first Union officer who entered Rich
mond and received it's surrender from the
Mayor, died at his residence, East Camb-
ridge, to-day.
Large military guard at the burnt
6Istr rlnty yyIth 1ruy t, Il
The safe of West, Scott 4 Co., Hiyh
street. was recovered to-day; its contents
Of Sl50, 900 founl uninjurrd.
F, H. Haw.ey & Co., b,nkers, whose
temporary suspension WAS announced,
resumed business to-day.
One daily, Is weskly and II monthly
papers were burned ont, while almost
every publishing establishment in the
CITY sutf red more or less
r solutions havin, been adopted by
the Il lief Committee to accept con'ribu-
tions from other cities in aid of tle suf-
fertrs it will afford immediate relief TO
many poor families.
Washin ston. Nov. 1.-THE Mixed
Commission on American and British
Claims, to-day, awarded claims amount
ing to $500, 900, to be paid by the United
states to Great Britain, principally for
property of British subjects destroyed or
seized by Union forces during the war.
lhe Department of State received, to-
diy, an official copy of the award made
by the Emperor Of Germany ON the San
Juan arbitration.
AT meeting of citizens tonight,
committee was appointed to collect funds
III AID OF the Boston sufferers.
The horse disease shows no signs of
abatement. Several cases Of dropsy have
occurred.
Concord, Nov. 14.--Full returns from
the State give Grant a majority of 5,439.
FOREIGN
Hamburg, Nov. IA severe rain and
suow storm, accompanied by heavy
gaze prevailed in this section Of Germany
lor several days past. Telegraph wires
are Frustrated in all directions, and the
country is flooded. At Lubec, the Cas-
tom House and many warehouses are sub
merged
stratsurd, Nov l4.-The storm has
soated, and the water is subsiding. Tho
n'e' after destroying several large build
ings' is e1tinguished. The inundation
eAtendsd along the entire coast.
Details OF the storm and disasters have
M mot yet come to hand. but the damage on
'ne sea shore must be immense.
n! London, Nov. 14.-The Pensoll Coal
nine, In Staffordshire, was suddenly in
Undated to-day, while the men were at
Mork: II miners were rescued, and %
.ar;al ann IN the mine, with little hope of