Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-30

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An Oswego dispatch says many horses
in the surrounding country are attacked,
and great depression exists among for
warders and shippers. Canal freights to
New York and tide-water have risen to
IL cents a mile, aud still advancing
The distemper is becoming general in
the northern part of the State. The dis
ease is still on the increase.
New York, Oct. 29.-The horse disease
has appeared in Halifax 1t has taken a
more favorable turn in Boston, marked
improvement being visible in all cases
under treatment. Over .two-thirds of
the canal horses in Oswego are sick.
Washington, D. c., October 29.-Min-
lister Washburn had long interview
with President Grant to-day.
New York, October 29.-The Court, in
Mayor Halls trial, was greatly crowded.
Defendants counsel made no speech,
Offering to go to the jury on the evidence
as given. Counsel submitted request,
to be placed in the Judges charge to the
jury. ......,,... -r......
Warrants have been issued for ex AS
semblymen Isaac Robinson and L. Co.'S
tello, both members Of the Board of AS
sistant Aldermen. ID ItA-l
Washington, Oct. 2S.--The War De-
partment has issued an order, that in no
case shall an order for the funeral ex-
penses or transportation of officers re-
mains be issued without the approval of
the Secretary having first been obtained
w The following are the Treasury bal
ances: Currency, 81, 1893, 955; Coin, in
Guiding 800, 5000 of Coin Certificates,
S77,o2l, lS9; special deposits of Legal
Tenders for the redemption of certif-
Gates of deposit, S22, $685. 900.
The paintings in the Governors room
have been seized to satisfy Judgment of
81, 400 against the city.
The contestants to the late Judge Nc
Gums will, have been ordered by the
Surrogate to proclaim that they are half
brother and sister of the deceased
The Grand Jury is said to have found
further indictments against city officials
III eighteen cases. ok.
The corner stone of the Armory of the
23d Regiment, of Brooklyn, was laid to-
day.
Naples, October 2S.-The Italian fleet,
now concentrated in this harbor, consist
ing of several iron-clads and steam YES
sells, was reviewed to day by the King.
The fleet went through the manguvres
of naval combat, which was witnessed
by thousands Of people. CO..
Berlin, Oct. 2S.-There is a conflict
between the U per and Lower Houses of
the Prussan Diet, ON the Country Re-
form Bill, which provides for local self
oS'NiiA'h' ~ lhe iuidl ulSdlctS. lne
bill, which was adopted by the Chamber
OF Deputies in the last session, came be-
fore the House Of Lords at the beginning
OF the present session, and has met since
with determined opposition. A majority
OF the Deputies threaten to resign If the
uppr House refuses to pass the bill.
The Emperor has declared in favor of it,
and insists that it be passed.
Turin, Oct. 2S.-The damage caused
by the lnundation of the Pc, especially
in the provinces of Montana and Percia.
is immense. Several hundred kilometers
OF the most fertile land in Italy are COW
cred with water, and whole towns aud
villages are submerged. In some places
the water reaches the roof of the highest
buildings. The towns of Casa, Magg ore
and Ostia, ON the. Pc, are in great dan
ger The inhabitants are panic stricken.
The suff' ring is .de-spread and intensa,
but relief is going forward from all parts
of Italy. T1"r. ..,,'". I.'
Vienna, October 2S.-The cansus of
vienna shows population of 5000
London, Oct. 2S.--The suit for assault
and b'tt-ry against H. H. Dudley, U. S.
Consul at Cardiff, was before the Court
to-day. ..... ''.
Naples, O5t, 2S.-A fearful hurricane
swept through the province of Syracuse
yesterday. Several buildings were blown
down, and It is reported that 80 persons
are buried beneath the ruins.
Colonel NJ. N. Stone, of Virginia City.
candidate for Presidential Elector, ad-
dressed the citizens of Winnemucca last