Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-12-03
have on the nomination four wears hence.

lent storm there on Friday night. Yes
terday it was doing great damage to the
shipping in the harbor and wrecking
number of vessels outside, with consider
able loss of life. In the city several
houses were blown down, and a portion
the new edifice, nearly completed, for the
Young Mems Christian Association fell.
Three groceries were crushed; several
dwellings were blown over and barns de-
molished. Fears are entertained for the
feet which left port the other morning.
The remains of Greeley were brought
to this city from Pleasantville ON Satur-
day evening, and are now at the residence
of Thomas Sinclair. The two daughters
of Greeley and Mrs. Gibbons accom-
panied the remains to this city.
The Herald mentions that the Union
League have hopes that President Grant
will take part in the funeral obsequies of
his late distinguished rival in the politi-
cal field
The Office of Surveyoro of the Port, now
vacant, will be filed under the civil SER
vice rules.
Eight hundred men were discharged
from the Navy Yard yesterday.
Philadelphia, Dec. 1.-Oficers of the
Mexican National Railway received tel
egram from the City of Mexico, dated
Nov. 81, saying the Mexican Congress
passed, that day, by a majority of &c, a
bill authorizing President Lerdo to al
range with Gen. Rosecranz the modifica-
tons desired to their existing concession,
leaving the latter in full power. The
Company ask for subsidy in national
bonds, in lieu of the land grant given
them in December, 1870.
New York, Dec. The Trustees of
the Tribune, at meeting on Saturday,
appointed committee, consisting of Sim
clair, Reid and cleveland, to take entire
charge Of the arrangements for Greeley
funeral. They have fixed it for Wednes-
day, at II o'clock, from the Church of
the Divine Paternity, Rev. DR.. Chaplin.
No special invitations are to be sent out,
but it is already known that the organi-
cations of various kinds are taking formal
steps for attending in body.
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s. Bond, editor of the Sciota Gazette,
and one Of the oldest western journalists,
died here to-day.
Washington, D. c., Dec. Estimates
for the fiscal year 1884 are: Legisla-
tive establishment, $2,973, ga; Executive
establishment, ST., 1929, 26l; Judicial es.
Enlistment, 1857 $50; Foreign Inter.
course, $l,326,754; Military establish.
msnt, $32, 1894, 1854; Naval establishment
800, l54, 22O; Indian affairs, $500, 975
Pensions, $50, 100000; Public Works
| 1929, 6S7, 345; Postal Service, $7,41O,6 O2
Miscellaneous, $9,696,974 Permanent
appropriation, $147, 1861, 943.
Elmira, N. Y, Dec. 2.-Patrick Flynn
was found dead this morning, from in
juries received in scutfle with fireman
McCaully.
New York, Dec. 2.-In New York AM
Brooklyn, yesterday, the leading divines
with few exceptions, took occasion to ad
dress their congregations on the subjec
of Greeley death. Despite the unfavor
able weather, the churches were thronge,
everywhere, and high tributes were pai'
to the virtues and good qualities Of tn
deceased.
The Sun announces that Mr.. Greeley
body will be in state in the City Hall to
day and tomorrow, and pall-bearers vii
be selected to-day. The body will be dc
posted in the family vault at Green
wood The attaches of the Tribune yss
terday passed appropriate resolutions o
the death of their chief. The sale ar
nounced at Chappaqua on Saturday wa
simply sale Of superfuous farming in
plements, and had been determined upo
by Mr.. Greeley at the time of his wife
death. The sale was postponed on az
count OF his death. Senator Schurz, VIII
passed through the city on his way t
Washington, last evening, expressed re
greet at his inability to attend the funera
Minister Washburn has arrived her,
The schooner Multer, from Philade
phia, sunk yesterday, in a squall o
Sandy Hook. One of the seamen wa
drowned. OF the remaining four mel
who chung to the rigging until rescued i
an almost lifeless state, one person, tn
steward, was frozen to death.
The World says the Electoral vote il
tended for Greeley cannot be cast fc
another, but must be cast for blank.
The Times says the reckless storage
immense quantities of infammabls oil
in the lower part of the city, is the sui
ject which the authorities should at ono
consider, as from the present aspect {
the situation it is one of great danger.
Chicago, December "A Washingto
special gives the main points of tn
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