Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-12-04

San Francisco. Dec. 3.-Capt Cox, of
the Pacific Mail Steamship Co., on this
Coast, has resigned. Capt. Wardell, his
former assistant, takes his place.
Philip Cogan, while drunk, fell in a
pond at North Beach and was drowned
Gen. d. D. Cotton is reported as seri-
ously i'll.
The Board of Supervisors will investi-
gate the charges of cruelty at the Indus
trial School.
Sailor Boarding House Masters refuse
to ship sailors through the U. S. Ship
ping Commissioner Office.
twill probably take about two months
to repair the steamer Arizona.
San Frspci GO, Dec. 3.-The annual
election of the Merchants Exchange As
sociation took place on Monday, but the
result was not made known till to-day.
Thos, H. Selby, ]. n. H. Campbell, Al
bert Dibblee, ]. c. Patrick. S. B. Bos-
well, Moses Heller, and Jabez Homes,
are elected Trustees.
George Brooks and Winfield johnson
have been committed to Stockton.
The foundations of the new City Hall
are nearly complete.
The will of the late Albert S. Evans
was filed to-day, with DR.. Murphy and
W. l.. Barnes as executors.
The rumor that there are cases of the
horse disease in this city seems to be
without foundation.
Jos. Clark, tried for assaulting John
f. Dunn, with intent to murder, was
acquitted to-day.
Two men, Lewis c. Hunter and part
ner, Scott, were arrested this afternoon
for violation of the Shipping Commits
sion law. They will be examined before
Commissioner Sawyer.
Jacksonville, Or, Dec. 3-Further
news from Moder County indicates that
the settlers are taking active measures
for their protection. Seventeen mounted
volunteers left to-day, and will push
through as fast as possible to assist them.
More men will leave tomorrow.
San Diego, CAL, Dec. Sin the Board
OF City Trustees, yesterday, final set
Element of the negotiations for the trans
fer of the lands and franchise of the ella
Railroad Co. to the Texas and Pacific
Railroad Co. was effected. The transfer
takes place tomorrow.
Ashland, Or, Dec. 3.--Caroll a. Noah
bring twelve hours later news from
klamath county. They left Sunday
morning, when so Klamath Indians from
the agency, well armed and equipped,
under command Of Capt. Terry, had
just arrived and reported for duty to
protect citizens. The people in Lansell
Valley, 100 miles from Linkville, were
all forted up, and Jesse Apologize from
Clear Lake reported there also. No
news of any further murders had been
received, but great fears are entertained
for the safety Of families living south Of
the Boldly family that were killed, moth.
ing having been heard from them.
Fourteen men, armed with Henry rifles,
left yesterday for Klamath and will
arrive there tonight
| EASTERN.
Washington, Dec. 3.-Both Senate and
House commenced the session with an
unusually full attendance. Weather
bright and mild. Galleries crowded.
House called to order at noon by
Speaker Blaine. Proceedings opened
with prayer by Chaplain Butler. Roll
then called.
Senate met at noon. Vice President
in the chair. The Chaplain, in his open
ing prayer, alluded to the death of Mr.
Greeley as that of one whose pen haG
given direction to public thought ;.and
had been benefaction to mankind The
House was notified of the Senate's readi
ness to proceed with business.
A number of bills were introduced
among them one by Sumner to strik.
from the United States flag and thu
Army Register all record OF battles fought
with fellow citizens.
The public debt was reduced during
the past month $1,19s,22 Treasur,
balances: coin, $6s,6O3, $40; currency
$40, 11S,11l.
New York, Dec. Elaborate prepa
tons are making for the funeral service.
of Greeley. The church will be drapet
in mourning. Clara Louise Kellogg ant
other leading singers offered their seryi
ces for the choir. Mayor Hall yesterday
sent the following telegram to the Secre
tary of the Navy:
To Secretary Robson Having til,
honor of your personal acquaintance
l telegraph you to say that the civic au
thorities will join private societies ant
citizens in the public funeral on Wednes