Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-03
tshe Jews /. IN session here.

to petition the Romania Chambers for
full civil and political rights, and state
that the intention to emigrate EN- masse
to America is abandoned.
Philadelphia, Nov, NEARLY all the
horses in the city are more or less affect
ed by the prevailing distemper. A large
proportion of the street ears are with
drawn, Probably all will stop to-mor-
row, to give the horses rest.
New York, Nov. 1.-The horse cpl
demic is rapidly advancing. The streets
wear more cheerful aspect. The clear,
braeing weather, will doubtless prevent a
return of danger,
Advices from Gotha concerning the
explorations of the Norwegian Captain,
Niles johnson, represent that johnson,
| in exploring, in August last, east OF spitz-
bergen, found the seas free Of ice to the
northeastward, and indications of pow
erful oceanic current serving to keep open
the higher Polar Seas. johnson went
north of Latitude so degrees. DR.. Peter
son, the great German Geographer, is
shortly to make public the discoveries OF
johnson.
The Hall jury say they disagreed on
wilfuness of neglect, as alleged against
the Mayor. No juryman suggested that
the Mayor had committed any fraudulent
act. They stood all the time seven for
conviction and five for acquittal, on the
technical verdict of wilful neglect.
Chicago, Nov. 2,-The horse disease
appears to have eliminated, and if all
the horses in the city are not affected,
nearly all are taking rest. Very few are
seen on the streets this morning, and
they are generally attached to delivery
wagons of the retail grocers, market-men,
etc. All the lines of street oars and
stages are stopped entirely. Pedestrian
ism is the order Ct the day. The hack
stands were deserted last night before IL
o'clock, and at that hour not horse was
to be seen in any direction.
Washington, Nov. Mrs. Lloyd, who
was tried at Leesburg, for poisoning her
children, was acquitted yesterday,
New York, Nov. 2.-The Protestant
Episcopal Bishops yesterday elected the
Rev. VIM. H. Harenew, present Secre-
tary to the Foreign Committee, as Bishop
to the Indians.
Joseph Ames, the well known artist,
died here on Wednesday.
New York, Nov. Havana advices
report, that during the insurgent attack,
on the village of Guise, near Hayamo,
80 houses were burned, and a small de-
tachment of Spaniards captured
A London letter says that Gladstone
opposes the raising of the Alabama
money by way Of loan, as it would in
crease the debt. 1t is almost probable
that bonds will be issued for part of the
Sl5, 200, 600, so as to extend the payment
for considerable per cent.
Portsmouth, N, H., Nov. 2.-The Cor
= oner's Jury exonerate the Road from
blame for the late accident at Seabrook.
The verdict was, that the disaster was
, caused by switch changed by persons
unknown.
New York, Nov, Mrs. Woodruff
= was arrested this morning on a warrant
. issued by A. NJ. Chalen, charging gross
libel. Warrants were also issued against
her and her partner in business on COM
plant of other parties, on like charge
The same parties were also arrested by
the U, S. Marshal, on the charge of send.
ing obscene publications through the
= mails, while they We're in carriage pre-
pairing for flight, with copies of theil
publications in the vehicle with them
:, No bail being furnished, they were sen
to Ludlow street jail.
A dispatch states that train on tn
:. Toronto and Bruce Railway ran off tn,
y. track, near Owen Sound, killing G. Da
. wilson, Isaac and James Sherman, an,
seriously wounding four others.
y Chicago, Nov. 2,-Horses have nearl,
all disappeared from the streets, ant
> they are becoming curiosity.
y The absence of teams for the transfe,
y OF goods has already greatly interferet
i with business.
The express and railroad companies
y are delivering no goods. The -four trade
Is stagnant, on account of the impossi
y bility of delivery. ...
A large number of wholesale and trans,
: fer houses have telegraphed to the coun.
& try for oxen.