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

only to submit them with his approval.
Cleveland, O., Nov. 29.-At . o'clock
this morning the Cleveland Rolling Mills
Co.'S spike and nut factory, foundr.,
pattern shop and office, located at New
berg, Ohio, were destroyed by fire. Loss
800. 200; insurance, 100000.
New York, Nov. 29.-At 3 o'clock this
afternoon no further news has been re-
ceiyed at the Western Associated Press
Offices concerning the condition OF MIR.
Greeley. Some of the evening papers
publish extended sketches of his history.
New York, Nov. 29.-The Herald's
Washington special confirms the trouble
between France and Germany. reported
yesterday.
New York, Nov. 29.-Greeley's death
is expected momentarily, both by his
relatives and physicians.
Milwaukee, Nov. 29.-Cummings's
dualine mandatory or miles north,
exploded yesterday afternoon, killing 4
persons and wounding one.
New York, Nov. 29.-Horace Greeley
died conscious and peacefully, at 80
this afternoon.
FOREIGN.
London, p. M, Nov. 2S.-The situa-
ton at Versailles is unchanged. The
opinion gains ground that compromise
will be effected. The Provinces over
whelm Theirs with words Of cheer and
promises of support.
CITY of Mexico, Nov 15.-Serious
troubles are reported in Tehuantepec,
where it is alleged that the Indians, I'M
willing to obey Lozada, were attacked by
troops; and that General Placido Vega
had killed Lozada; but the news needs
confirmation.
President Lsrdo will be inaugurated
on the LIST of December The Juarez
Cabinet officers are said to have resigned,
but the new Cabinet will not be appointed
until after the inauguration. Rojo, the
new President of Congress, is Juarezist,
and Seamacona the new Vice President,
is an adherent of General Porfrio Diaz,
who is now ON his way to the capital
A Committee of Congress proposes to
erect monument to the memory OF
Juarez, and to give his widow and chill
dren pensions.
Versailles, Nov. 2S.-In the Assembly
this afternoon, the debate on the report
.. of the Committee on the Address was
opened. NJ Grevy read resolution
which embodies the recommendations Of
the majority report. NJ, Dufause, Min
. lister of Justice, made speech defending
. the President and counseling concilia
. ton. The Ministers, he said, were al
= ready responsible, and had never shell
tered themselves behind the President
y He objected to the proposal to depriv
. the President of the right to speak in tn
Assembly, and compared the position G
the President of the United States, VIII
- has the right to veto laws, and who's
, powers are so largely increased durin
- vacations of Congress, with that of Pres
- dent Theirs. The Minister added, tbs
while he deprecated the exclusion of tn
VI President from participation in the d.
y bates of the Assembly, the Governmer
70 was willing to consent if compensation
s. privileges were granted; and conclude
III by submitting resolution providing fe
Fs the appointment of Committee Of 81
H. whose duty should be to draw up la
Oh regulating public powers and prescribin
le the conditions of ministerial respons
NJ bility.
r. M. Batbie moved that the resolutic
'e proposed by the Minister of Justice
referred, throughout the debate, to Il
IL Committee on the Address, that Con
e. mittes to be instructed to report with
an hour. Motion adopted; and the 81
o. ting of the Assembly was suspended
~ allow the Committee to prepare the I
H. port, on which they are now at work.
Lonseeon, Ontario, Nov. 29.-Tl
III bark Sarah Ann Nash was driven asho
x by a gale last night, in Wsller's Ba
The total loss falls on Dodge & Co. 81
d. was bound from Oswego to Toront
he Hands saved; vessel insured
ny Madrid, Nov. 29.-Great eyciteme
is was created by the announcement in t
Eppco that France contemplated sendil
D. an army of observation on the Spani
rs frontier, and that troops are already {
an irving ON the border. A statement, no
lie. ever, since, proved the announceme
TO unfounded. . "'tl.
'd' The King is fast recovering.
"a, London, Nov. 29.-The Rev. DR.. SIP,
n geon is seriously i'll. s5F .rB E.
re slight shock of earthquake was f
re at Derby to-day. .....
De- Dublin, Nov. 29.-The police are sho
". ing signs of insubordination. ---
lie Madrid, Nov ga sharply contest
as battle was fought in Murria, between I
troops and insurgents. The latter w