Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-23

which meets at the capitol
will probably count the vote for Cover
nor and other State officers at noon to-
morrow.
New York, Nov. 22.-The British Col
onists favoring annexation had meeting
last night, and decided to communicate
with the Colonists of Buffalo, Chicago,
St. Louis, and New Orleans, with refer
ence to choosing influential men to CO
operate with the Annexationists in
Canada.
Nothing has been heard Of the Louis
vile Insurance Agent, Geo. M. Perry,
and few think he is now alive.
Chicago, Nov. pa special dispatch
from winona, Mimi, contradicts the re-
port that 800 track-layers on the extern
sion of the Winona and St. Peters Rail
road are blockaded by snow, and in dan
ger of starvation, or even suffering. The
snow is not so heavy as reported, the
blockade of the railroad being caused by
drifts in cuts and ravines.
Wilmington, Del, Nov. 22.--The train
from Philadelphia last night was run into
while standing on the track, two miles
from here, by the New York and Wash
ington train. Both trains are badly
smashed. Two men, both colered, are
killed, and Is others are wounded. All
belonged in Wilmington.
Boston, Nov. 22.-The Conference OF
holders of policies in Boston Insurance
Companies advise the appointment OF
Receivers.
The City Council last night passed a
vote of thanks to the residents of other
cities for their generous offers Of pecu-
mary aid. 81
The Relief Fund amounts to $50, 900.
st. Louis, Nov. Northumberland
Siegel telegraphs to Gov. Brown, from
Lafayette county, that everything is quiet
there. The county authorities deny that
there ever has been any necessity fol-
outside interference, and say they are per.
fectly able to enforce the laws and main.
tain order.
Richmond, Va, Nov. 22.-The oficia
returns of Virginia give Grant SO, 46S
Greeley, 1852. -.----
FOREIGN.
Versailles, Nov. 22.-In the Assembly
yesterday afternoon, Deputy Pascal Du
pref introduced bill for the restoratio,
to the Orleans family of their property
which was coniscated in 1852. TIL
Trial by Jury" bill passed: 46l to l7s
The Committee on the Address in repl.
to the Presidents Message has had tw
long sittings since the organization. Pro
I ceedings secret. -.- .-rs.. ...--rrz
Melbourne, Nov. al.-The bill legal
izing marriage to deceased wife's sister
passed the Legislature of Victoria.
Paris, p. m. Nov. 21.-At meeting {
y Deputies of the left centre to-day, til
I Committee appointed to draw up pla
form of policy made report, that the
recommend to the support of the part
in the Assembly the following measure
r The appointment Of Parliamenta,
l. Committee Of Thirty, to deliberate upo
n and report to the Assembly the organ
6 laws; to insure the working of the leg
government of the Republic; prolong
ton of President Thiers's term of Off
g four years; and the nomination of vi
! President. The report was unanimous
i approved. Members of the extreme le
" agree with Gambetta that the dissolutio
% Of the National Assembly is the on
l. remedy for present difficulties.
Victoria, B. O.. Nov. PA shockil
10 accident occurred at Port Discovery
Tuesday last. A maa named Steph
a Setarburg, employed at the Edgar mil
!; slipped on the saw, and his foot was O
"a off, and with fearful shock of pain,
:. fell across the saw, which cut him in t,
diagonally, from the left hip to the rig
- shoulder, and he died instantly. T
unfortunate man was aged about
w years. = H.H ~
y Paris, Nov. 22.-Thiers will attend (
>. meeting to-day Of the Committee Of t
National Assembly, appointed to prep,
reply to his message at the opening
- Assembly. The Committee in their {
=. dress will demand Of the President
!. appointment Of responsible minist
that he shall not participate in deba
- in the Assembly, and shall commune,
n with that body by message. g Thu
points he strongly contested. .n
- Paris, Nov. PAN reports agree IL
there will be no opposition to the p
=, longation of Thierss term Of Office fc
~ years, 80 =. -....--.-5s Oil. .
% The RAYMOND & ELI CAsE.-The CT
n OF G. F. McDsrmott against the Raymo