Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-15

10, Market, Oh. Provi-
dence Companies-Equitab!e, co; Mer-
chants, IS.
Albany, Nov. 14.-One small safe of
the Waterford Bank was found in wes-
terlo street. near the dock, to-day Its
contents, when in the bank, were some |
S3i, 900 in gold and bonds. All gone.
At the time the safe was removed the |
thieves carried off 20 gold and seal rings,
some being heirlooms which had been in
possession of families over a century,
and $50 600 in bonds, which had been
deposited by a man named Ford. Total
amount taken by the thieves is computed
by the directors at $440,OOO. No trace
of the robbers
Indianapolis, Nov. 1.-THE I.egisla-
ture convened in extra session at 2 D. m,
and organized. W. X. Edward of vigo,
was elected Speaker, and Senator c. W.
Finley, Of Lawrence, President: both Re-
publicans.
Wheeling. w. Va, Nov. 14,-The cpl
zootic has reached this city, and is
spreading with usual rapidity. 1t is its
first appearance in this State.
Cincinnati, Nov. 1.-THE horse dis
ease is rapidly increasing. Business is
seriously impeded in consequence. Men
drew engines to a fire this morning.
Nashville, Nov. l4.-Rsturns, official
and reported, from ali but four counties
in the State, give Greeley II 900 majority;
Both Houses of the Legislature are DEM
ocratic.
New York, Nov. 14.-Applicants for
appointment to the Coast Survey are
ordered to pass examination before the
Light House Board, convened for Mon
day, 18th inst.-another st p in Civil
Service reform.
Bergh says the present condition OF
horses is the natural result of cruel treat
ment during their recent ckness.
New disease has appeared in every
large stable in the city, and fatal cases
| have been mum .rous.
The Board of Canvassers for this City
have been two days in session, but have
not yet canva d the vote in a single cleo
ton district. The Secretary of Stats, at
Albany has written to have the official
vote by the goth inst. H, has not thus
far found the return of votes made out
in conformity with law. Litigation is
promised, as many think the irregular,ty
will make the entire local election illegal.
1t is said that the Committee of Sven
ty is engaged on the New Charter for this
City retaining the Objectionable minority
clause Of a year ago.
VIM. NJ Evarts is now mentioned as
the successor of Secretary Fish; General
Meigs as successor of Gen. Meade, and
Judge Site, of North Carolina, as sue.
cessor of Justice Olsen, of the Supreme
Court. The latter is about retiring Oh
acc ount of Old age.
Chicago, Nov. 14.-It is feared that
the cold weather of to-day has had bad
effect on the horses just recovering from
the prevailing malady, AMI will retard
the resumption of street car travel.
The Committee of Wholesale Grocers
who were raising subscriptions for the
Boston sufferers, received telegram
yesterday from Boston Grocers, saying
aid was not needed.
Boston specials concur in the state
ment that the amount Of personal suff r
ing caused by the fire is very small VI
to the middle of yesterday morning, bu
Is applications had been made at Charles
ton street for relief in consequence o
the fire.
The district destroyed included but
small number of dwelling houses, anc
we believe that 800, 900 in all would b,
sufficient to make good all the propert,
of the poorer classes which was destroyed
by fire.
Should millions be given US, it would
) be a Misrepresentation of it to bestow i
upon other than poor people. We coul,
not grant the use of it to merchants; w
ought not to use it to give food ant
clothing to persons who are simply GU
of employment.
Some persons now place the entir
loss at $50, 06O,00 -=.
AWashington special says that Speake
Blaine is in favor of organizing the XIII
Congress Immediately upon the adjourn
ment Of the present one, on the 4th o
March next, inasmuch as the law pro
viding for the continuation of the session
of Congress beyond this time has beef
repealed.
Of course this plan presupposes som
legislation to that effect this winter an,
the Speaker has already written severs
letters to prominent members of tn
House, advocating the passage of bill
! to meet this contingency,