Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-30

PACIFIC COAST.
Salt Lake. Nov. Accommodation
with all the mining districts open and
easy.
But little snow in Cottonwood Ope-
rations brisk and large quantities of ore |
coming in. " Saturn Brigham Can
yon, run out 100 tons of bullion in the
last eight days.
Great indignation here about the dia-
mond swindle. Some of our capitalists
are badly bitten.
Thanksgiving was a most delightful
event. All classes, Mormons and Gen
tiles, united in its observance.
Exec eding anxiety and sorrow in antici-
patton of the death of Horace Greeley.
San Francisco, Nov. 29.-Henry San
chez, negro, was killed by Mary Mont
gomery this afternoon. She stabbed
him to the heart She says he stabbed
himself in scufille for a dagger. She
was his mistress, and is under arrest.
The Parien Mining Company was in
corporated to-day, to mine in Ely dis
trict, Nevada. Capital, $4,000, 900.
1t is estimated that the losses by the
Hayes Valley fire amount to $50, 200.
Insurance, $4,000
EASTERN.
ha b,,n mo- %
bulletin says dispatch, received from
Tarrytown this morning, states that Mr..
Greeley was no worse yesterday. He
passed an easy night.
Chicago, Nov. 29.-The weather turned
extremely could last night, and to-day is
the coolest Of the winter. Accounts ara
received from various points along the
Lake of marine disasters, with some loss
of life.
Thanksgiving Day was observed gene
rally.
New York specials say, information
has been received at Washington that,
owing to the disturbed state Of France,
the German Government has ordered al
increase in the rates for emigrants from
German ports, rs measure OF self-pro,
lection. The German Minister at Wash
ington is about to acquaint President
Grant of the occasion of this German
prohibition, He said, yesterday, war wei
| l., nd IVA, cc
Washington, Nov. FIT is certain
t that quorum will be present in eacl
| House of Congress on Monday, wheI
| the President will communicate his mes
3 sage.
2 New York, Nov % Thankssivin,
l.. was generally observed. Business wa
e suspended, the churches we'll attended
and theatres crowded in the evening
& The poor Of the city were generally re
o membered, and dinners were provided a
charitable institutions. The newsboy
II, and boot-blacks were given Thanks
q giving dinner.
9 Dispatches from the principal cities i
the Eastern and Southern States repre-
q sent that the day was generally observed
Il more so in some Southern cities than
g any time since the close of the war.
a The Tribune to-day will publis
o the following: Horace Greeley slept 81
e hours on Wednesday night, which ga,
=. - him renewed strength. During Thur
:. day he was more comfortable than @
h Wednesday, though very week At tint
Is he was unconscious. He receives, witt
out difficulty, sufficient amount
le nourishment. At o'clock last night
to took beef tea, and soon afterwards wei
lie to sleep Upon the whole. howeve
Greeley's condition is such as to excl
~ the most serious apprehensions.
NJ Chicago, 80 a. m, Nov. pa p,
90 vate dispatch from New York says Gre
80 ley is dead.
m Toledo, Nov. 29.--Weather very col
Harbor closed by ice Three propelle
j. and several sail vessels are frozen i
ne near Turtle Island, Maumee Bay.
TO The London steamships Russia al
rs Oceanic arrived out The latter e
Ell perienced heavy weather.
New York, Nov. 29.-Stay of procee
in ings was grained this morning in Il
H. matter of the order to take the testimol
se of S. L. NJ. Barlow, concerning Gould
~ arrest.
Syracuse, ov. 29,-Last night the e
A. CINE, baggage and two passenger ca
Of on the Binghamptcn Railroad, ran of
or embankment Is feet high near Janesvill
Engineer M. Z. Ham was burned
death, and the fireman fatally scalde
IL The passenger cars were badly mashe
sr, and ono caught fire, but was extinguis
ed All the cars and the engine we
~ totally wrecked. All the passengers we
iv bruised. three or four seriously. All
- long here, including Mr.. and Mrs. Ho,
An unknown woman and child were qu
re- seriously wounded Worn out track W
~ the cause of the accident.
N.u, Val, Nov I, .,;l Al