Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-12-01


are stopped.
Poughkeepsie, N. Y, Nov. 29.-Ten
inches of snow fell here to-day.
Rochester, ov. 29.-The canal is
partly frozen over. Navigation will soon
be suspended.
Raleigh, N. c., Nov. 29.-The Sena-
torial question is unchanged. and no
prospect of settlement On the fourth
ballot to-day Vance had "A, Poole II,
Merriman %.
New York, Nov. 29.-The billiard
match between Cyril Dion and John
Deerey, for 81, 900 and the diamond cue,
was won tonight by Dion, on the Goth
inning, by total of 1,5O0 to POI. Bet
ting at the start was 100 to 40. Dion was
the favorite, which position he kept to
| the close.
Boston, Nov. 29.-The Republicans
have nominated Henry L. Pierce for
mayor.
Springfield, Mass, Nov. 29.-The Re-
publicans have nominated Samuel B.
Spooner for mayor.
Gettysburg. Pa, Nov. 30--The Me-
mortal A ISOLATION have determined to
erect statue and memorial column to
Gen. Meade.
| st. Louis, Nov. 80. This morning all
the papers had editorials on the death of
Greeley. All accord him high praise as a
man and editor. The City Council last
| night passed resolutions of respect to the
memory of the de eased. The journalists
requested Mayor Brown to convey to the
family the deep sympathy of the citizens
of St. Louis.
Sandwich, Mass, Nov. 30.-A fire in
West Barnstable destroyed the store of
Postmaster Rowland, with all the mails.
| Howland's son was burned to death.
New York, Nov. 30.-The bunk state
ment shows an increase of 1861, 200 in
specie. The ttment, as whole, is
| favorable.
Arbuckle's spice mills, in Brooklyn,
were burned this morning. Loss, $780,
| 00D.
Washington, Nov. 30.-A Committee
of Bricklayers from New York, to-day,
waited on the Pres!de to secure the en-
forcemept OF the eight hour law at Fort
Warren. They were referred to the S c.
rotary of War, who said that the law
should be enforced on all military works.
FOREIGN.
Versailles, Nov. 29.-After a long and
excited debate this afternoon, the Assem-
bly, voted $40 to 334 to approve the rrso-
luton proposed by Minister Dufaure.
Before the close of the debate, Theirs
eloquently addressed the House for an
hour and half. He acknowledged the
Assembly as the sovereign constituent
power, and condemned the Socialist doc
trine. He impressiyely affirmed his be-
hef in God. tie declared that he re-
manned faithful to the pact of Bordeaux,
and claimed'that he belonged to no party.
He admitted that he was personally in
favor of a constitutional monarchy. but
added that the monarchy is impossible
We have Republic; let rs make it con-
sentative. He denied any share in the
political opinions of the left, and closed
with the declaration that the duty of the
Government WAS frmness, moderat' on
and impartiality towards all part S.
London, Nov. 30.-The American Flag
Carrier, Bates, will arrive at Guildaall
this afternoon.
Later.-Bates reached Guildhall at 80
this afternoon, and was enthusiastically
received. He made an appropriate adj
dress.
Paris, Nov. 30.-The ASsembly's ap-
prevail of the resolution of Minist Du-
faure has had quoting effect. Tran
guilty now prevails. 1t is reported that
the Gaulois is to be suppressed
| st. Petersburg, Nov. 3o.-A dispatch
from khiva reports cholera raging tn re.
Berlin, Nov 30-The German Govern
ment authorized the emphatic contradic-
ton of the report, telesraphed from Paris
to London, that Gen. Monteuffel COM
mander of the German forces in Franre,
had orders to concentrate his forces for
certain contingencies.
Victoria, r. c., Nov. 3O.-Gold ship
ments per steamer Idaho yesterday was
$60,727.47
The Hudson Bay Comp,ny's steamer
Otter arrived yesterday from Skeena,
with about $50 passengers, most of whom
had gold dust. The total amount OF
dust brought by tho Otter is stated to be
$4,000.
Benz. Evans and Peter Arthur from
Omineca, were arrested and sent here for
trial on charge of burning houses and
robbing them.
Three men, named Fauler, Collins and
Daily were drowned in the river by the
upsetting Of canoe. About $50 ounces