Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-27

.ected, and total suspension OF street
railway travel is threatened.
Cleveland. Oo. 25.-Twelve new cases
Of horse disease are reported here to-
night
New York. Oct. 25.-The horse cpl
aemic is spreading. The Fifth Avenue
and 23d street lines are stopped. The
Wall street line will start at long inter-
walls, with few cars running.
Mrs. Greeley is still in q precarious
condition.
New York, Oct 25.-The horse disease
is undated, and scarcely stable in the
city has escaped. The rainy weather is
considered untavorable. On the Seventh
Avenue Railway 80 cars were withdrawn
to-day, and upwards of 800 cars altogether
are withdrawn from the different lines.
The railroads, warehouses and wharves,
are crowded with freight which cannot
be moved.
Washington, D. c., October PA
woman died to-day in a miserable shanty
of colored woman, who told the negroes
that hr name was Annie Dean, who
married her fathers coachman, in New
York, and that her husband left her and
her father discarded her. This is proba-
bly, the sad sequel to the Dean wedding
in New York, in 1850.
There was large meeting tonight at
which the Temperance question and Sun
laws, generally, were discussed.
New York, Oct 26, p. ma London
dispatch says the names of the Imperial
advisers in the San Juan award, on
whose reports judgement is based, are:
Grimm, Vice President of the Supreme
Court; kiepert, the eminent geographic;
and Goldsmith, member OF the Superior
Tribunal Of Leipzig They hanied their
reports in four weeks ago. They Will
not be published. They charge England
with ya.ueness in wording the Treaty Of
1S46, and state that the word ''southerly'
means the short st ch snnel to the Straits
Of Jnan de Fuca.
Richmond, Va, Oct. 26.-The paying
teller of the 5 ae Bank Of Virginia, VIM
Teller, is missing, and is defaulter to
the amount OF $4,000 to $4,000. 1t is
said that be left note confessing the
crime, and promising suicide, but he was
seen going to Petersburg.
Washington, D. c., October 26.-The
President, himself, eontradicts the state
ment that he would soon issue procla-
nation in recognition of the belligerancy
Of the Cabans. He says, in addition,
that no such subject has been discussed
by the Cabinet. 1t is thought he will
recommend, in his annual message, that
Congress will take some action regarding
Cuba.
New York, Oct. 26.-The horse malad,
has spread to such an extent that almos
all the hors S in the city are suffering
1t is estimated that in the city and imme
diate vicinity there are from 10000 Il
10000 horses affected The disease ha
begun to exhibit new and alarmin!
phases. Inflammation of the throat tx
tends 10 the lungs, and the animals pan
for breath, and become quite cold at tn
extreniti S. This seems to be warnin,
of fatal ending, and if it continues d
widely prevalent as it has for few day
longer, there can be little doubt but hun
dreds of horses will die. The street ca
companies, some livery-men, and man
downtown merchants, are still workin
their diseased horses, and in all thes
cases signs of fatality are becoming NOR
alarming. In the stables all bushes
has been suspended until the disease
mastered.
Very favorable reports are made of tn
race horses stabbed here. Nearly a
have escaped.
At least 900 cars have been withdraw
from the street railroad lines. The hack
mems charges are in utter violation c
the law. The managers of street raj
ways think that unless the disease
mastered, their stock cannot ho.d ou
longer than Sunday.
1t il feared that several of the Oces
steamers will have to postpone sailing
owing to the ,impossibility of gettin
freight aboard.
A Puerto Principe letter announce
the successful arrival o. the small expt
dition which / # Puerto Plata with fe,
arms and a good supply of powder an
lead, for the Cuban insurgents.
Six cases Of smallpox were reporte
yesterday. r r 1
The number of persons registered We,
terday was 30, 1877. The total thus fl
Registered is l26, $40; decrease for til
same days Of last year of 1880. Thei
is one day remaining to register La,
year the entire registration was l52, So
Chicago, Oct. 26.-At Aurora, Illinoi
yesterday, NJ. B. Mattingly, editor of I'll
| Herald Was seized with apoplexv viii