Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-25
Geographic 9ispatehes.
PACIFIC COAST.
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SPECIAL To THE PIocHE DAILY RECORD
PACIFIC COAST.
Salt Lake, Oct. 24.-Raining. Quite
cloudy. 1t seems that it will continue.
EASTERN.
Rochester, Oct. 23.-The horse disease
continues its ravages. Not a score of
horses in the city and neighborhood are
unaffected, although very few fatal cases
are reported All business is more or
less affected. Merchants are employing
men and boys to transport their goods.
The street cars are not running, and the
livery stables are closed. The disease
prevails in the surrounding country as
extensively as in the city, and it is stated
that only in two cases where bleeding
has been resorted to, have the horses
died.
Boston, Oct. 23.-The horse epidemic
is seriously hurting business and travel.
IA Springfield, Mass, Oct. 23.-Seventy
cases of horse disease here. Non fatal.
Syracuse, Oct. 23.--The horse disease
is spreading rapidly. 400 are affected,
including those of the fire department
and street railways; also, a hundred car
rage horses. A number are already
dead.
. New York, Oct. 23.-The horse cpl
demic causes intense alarm. 1t was
rumored last evening that Pocahontas
had been attacked. About $50 cars and
so stages have been taken off. The ex-
act nature of the disease seems to puzzle
veterinary surgeons. Blood-letting and
drenching are found to be failures.
Among the various remedies used are
solutions of tar and belladonna. Many
cases have occurred at Jersey City and
Hoboken. .....
Washington, Oct. 23.-Clerks in the
War Department are granted leave of alb
sence to go home and vote.
The Secretary of the Treasury has is
sued the following instructions to Col
lectors at Rochester, Burlington, Cape
Vincent, and Port Huron "You are
directed, so long as the existing horse
disease prevails in Canada, to allow no
horses to be brought into your port OF
district from that country, unless per-
fectly satisfied that they are free from
contagious diseases"
New York, Oct. 23.-George Parsons
is held to bail in $1,000 for shipping un.
labeled fireworks on the steamer Charles.
ton, October LIST. -=.
President Grant and family returned
to Washington to-day. -
There is an apparent improvement in
Mrs. Greeley's health.
Gov. Hoffman has named John R.
Brady as one of the Associated Judges
for the general term of this department
in place of ex-Judge Barnard. a .aA
On the presentation of checks for golt
at some of the banks on Wall street to
day, it was discovered that the banks ha,
no coin to meet the demands.
There is much apprehension in regar
to the savings banks throughout tn
country, owing to trouble reported iron
different sections. The latest rumor
are relative to the Freedmen's Saving
Bank, whose branches extend throug
the Southern States, and the People
Savings Bank of Syracuse.
The Bienville investigation closed te
day. Little was elected in addition
what is already known.
Syracuse, October 23.-The People
Savings Bank has failed.
Washington, d. c., Oct. 23.-The TO
lowing dispatch was received from Mir
lister Bancroft, at Berlin: ITO the Ho1
Hamilton Fish. Three experts to who1
the American memorial on the change
De Haro and the British case were r,
ferred, have made, each for himself,
very elaborate report on the question
supporting their opinions by reaso
stated with technical precision and exac
ness. The Emperor has given his PEI
sonel attention to the subject, and, afte
most careful study and deliberation, ha
arrived at conclusion satisfactory to hi
own sense of justice. The reports of til
experts, with their reasons, have nc
been communicated to us. The deere
of the Imperial arbiters, which has bee
communicated, has the form not SO muc
of Decree in Council as of Cabint
Order. 1t does not enter into an elabt
rate exposition Of the decision, but will
out diverging in the least from point
presented for arbitration, DEGREES thu
the claim of the United States is most
accordance with the true interpretatio
of the Treaty Of June Is, 1916. sha
forward an official copy of the Decree b
| special messenger.
| "(Signed,) Bancroft.
indianapolis, Oct. 28.-The complet
official returns of the October electio
show the following result: Governor
Hendricks, 1,l4S majority; Lieutenar
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