Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-19
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Washington. Nov. 1.-THE President
has recently been arranging the points
for his message, but has not yet COM
menced writing Some of its contents
are inferred, only, from his recent private
utterances.
1t is safe to say that it will be more
liberal in tone, especially towards the
South, than his former messages, the re-
cent vote in that section being indicative
of a better feeling than heretofore.
The pardon Of Appleton Oaksmith is
regarded by southern men as showing
more friendly policy, foreshadowing Ex-
ecutive action relative to some ku-klux
prisoners now serving out sentences in
the Albany Penitentiary. t'fsti 1
Boston, Nov. T.--Washington street
is now open for travel, and other streets
in the burned district will probably be
cleansed of debris during the week
A small military guard is still on duty.
Thousands of people visited the ruins
to-day, .-- 80 -
The Post Office in Fanueu Hall is so
swamped with mails, that they are obliged
to send large amount OF matter to other
Offices for distribution. -T
Harvard College has lost so heavily by
the fire that it asks for $5o, 900 for lmme-
diate use, and $500, 900 for rebuilding.
New York, Nov. 1.-THE police raided
on nine Broadway Concert Saloons last
night, ,arresting the proprietors, bar
keepers, and 180 female waters, who
were held for examination. 20 .a
Testimony was given yesterday, before
the Commission appointed by the Su-
preme Court, that over $40, 600, 900 worth
of property has bsen given for nothing
in franchises to street railroads, 4f&
Among we'll known trotters in Western
New York, G.. l.. Fox's Sontag, Lottery,
Voorhies, and Abdallah, have died of
horse disease.
No noted running horses have died,
Many have been attacked, but all are
doing well. ..,.-,a5r
Troy, N. Y, Nov. 17,-Dropsy has at,
tackled the sick horses here, and the DIS
ease is worse. mn
Washington, D. G., Nov. T.-The
mixed Commission on American ano
British claims made $4,000 additiona
awards against the United States, and II
favor of British subjects.
New York, Nov. ia fiendish at
tempt was made on Friday night to throw
the Boston express train off the track, b,
depositing three heavy cross-ties acros
the Hnrlem Railroad, at Williams
bridge. Fortunately they were not fast
ened securely, and were readily displaced
by the locomotive. .+.. 80.
A reward of $1,000. has been offere
: for the guilty parties. v-.-.-,- ,.--
Boston. November II. The most exac
statement of the quantity of wool de
stroyed by the fire, gives total OF ~
5000 lbs. The amount now in bonde
warehouses in this city. as reported
the Custom House yesterday afternoon
is IA, 700, 900, pounds; in Philadelphlt
100000 pounds: in New York, II 900, ,OO
pounds. ,raar s,afa. ava. .vIg,s,
Perhaps the most novel and interest
ing service to-day, WAS one held in tn
old South church, and probably the las
that will ever be held there. No, worc
can add TO, the historic renown Of II
venerated Landmark, erected in l730, an
now for the second time occupied
troops. The audience was composed
several companies OF soldiers quarters
there while guarding the city, a few oil
zens end half score Of, ladies. ~
interior of the church presented a stranl
eCeuo, tuc AOOi oCiuS pWo" wASAs -
cles OF soldiers camp. The choir wi
composed of soldiers. soldier preside
at the organ, and the service was col
Quoted by Rev. Drs. Manning and Nv
ray rab 81 .aLl- .yz uiaIlaFT
-. #ayis t,t' FOREIGN. l5-4 tr
Berlin, Nov. 1.-THE Governme
has issued ministerial decree col
manding the German railway companl
to discontinue the practice Of transpo
ing ennigrants, unless full rites
paid for persons and baggage. Hithcl
the railway companies have carried en-
grants from the interior TO the seaboa
at very low rates. and their baggage fr'
thus encouraging emigration. This /
cree is arbitrary and obstructs emig
ton by increasing the difficulties
reaching seaboard. 81 F sil aiis hsifaaa
.a q. f. .lH saH 80 afrH