Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-02

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Capt. Culmer, says it was launched and
full Of people, but was Immediately
swamped.
Key West, Oct. 31.-The only expense
incurred in this port by the little English
steamer Anna, belonging to the Atlantic
Mail Steamship Co., which brought the
survivors of the Inflated Missouri from
Nassau, was forced upon her by the U.
S. Customs Officer, who even charged
her tonnage dues for twelve months in
advance. Every one else with whom the
Anna had business worked willingly and
gratuitously. z.-r-. -5-- a
Troy, n. Y, Oct. 31.-Hon. John A.
Griswold died this morning at So clock.
Philadelphia, Oct. 31.-Six cases of
horse disease are in this city, and $50 in
Camden.
Boston, October 31.-Deaths of horses
from the prevailing epidemic are increas-
ing, and now average from 25 to 80 daily.
There are few new cases. ..r. -. d
Troy, n. ", Oct. 3l.-220 horses of
the Troy and Lansinburg railroad lines
are sick The cars are hauled off.
Washington, Oct. .3l.-The President
has appointed Ben. j. Thomas, of In
diana, Indian Agent for New Mexico.
There is no official concealment of the
fact that $4,000, 900 of the S44 100000
reserve, which the Treasury Department
consider as left to the discretion OF the
Secretary, was made use of WHEN the As
sistant Treasurer in New York was in
sructrd to buy boLds and sell gold, apart
from the usual monthly programme.
This was. on the 7sh of October, since
VIII oh time no further amounts of the re-
serve have been used, nor is there the
least probability that it Will soon again
be drawn upon 40 . 10
New York, Oct. 3l.-The jury in the
case Of Chief of Police McWilliams, of
Jersey City, to-day, failed to agree, and
were discharged. -
AT the conclusion of Tremaine's argu-
ment in the Hall case, to-day, Judge
Brady charged the jury, beginning with
the remark that, though the proceedings
we're against person holding high
position, it should be disposed of pre-
cisely as any other case--a according to
law and evidence. The Judge then in
structed them, that if from the evidence
they are not satisfied there was no credit,
the case fai on the charge of neglect;
and if they We're satisfied there was no
| audit, then the evidence must show that
the neglect was intentional; and the in
tention forms an essential element in the
case. On the SECOND charge, of wilfully
abusing or corruptly performing the
duties of his Office, the Court instructed
them, that two things must be establish
ed, namely: guilty knowledge, and cer,i.
flying with such knowledge; and that
this also was question of fate to be de
termined by the jury. The Court eau.
toned the jury that the weight of evi
dence of men like Carney should BE-
careful y considered Sud the Court
If you believe the accused guilty, say so
if not acquit him. go, ..-
Darieu, Conn.,, Nov. 1.-The wife Of
Vincent Collyer was drowned, while
driving over stream crossing the road
to the Island where she resided She
was returning alone, after having accom-.
panied her. husband to the cars, on his
way to visit the Kiowa Indian delegation
Philadelphia, Nov. 1.-The Evening
Telegram estimates the number of sick
horses at 5000 to 10000, but not single
fatal case is reported Nearly every
railway company has Withdrawn its cars
so as to avoid the use of sick horses.
New York, Nov. 1.-The Jury in Hall
trial disagreed and were discharged
One report says they stood seven fol
conviction and five for acquittal. Ate,
the discharge of the jury, the Court ad
joulned till November 18th, when tn,
prosecution will ask the trial of Tweed
Mayor Hall remarked, on leaving tn,
Court, that the result Of his trial was thu
greatest disappointment he had expe
rienced in 46 years. g.. ... ...
Business is comparatively at a stand
still in Jersey City, consequent upon the
prevalence of the horse disease. Thirty.
three horses are dead.
Chief of Police NJ. C. Williams, of Jer.
sey City, this morning was bailed in the
sum Of $4,000. a~as BIO
Hartford, Conn. Nov. 1.-Howard
Brownelle, Private Secretary of Admiral
Farragut at the battle in Mobile Bay,
died in East Hartford yesterday, aged 50.
Philadelphia, Nov. 1.-The race for
$4,000 is postponed, horses being sick
W. S. Allen and Hotspur were the horses
entered for the race. 90
Chicago, Nov, 1.-The horse disease
is spreading rapidly here, though as yet
there is no apparent dimunition of the
number of teams on the streets.
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