Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-02

Eastern Dispatches.
Fire at Little Roek-More About the
Fever-workmen Discharged--Jaii
Breaking---Ferry-Bo Collision
Hsenan.
LITTLE Rock, Oct. 3l.-The lst Ward |
the finest in the State, !
burned to-day. Loss, SIS, 900; no insur
sncs.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Oct. 81. - Only
three cases Of fever since last report.
The weather is cold and people are re-
home.
SHREVEPORT, Oct. 31.-No fever cases
to-day. All the sick are doing well; all
but ten nurses have been discharged.
TERRE HAuTE, Ind, Oct. 3l.-Nine
prisoners, including two charged with
murder, tunneled out of Jail tonight.
PORTSMOUTH, n. H., Oct. 3l.-Four
hundred workmen were discharged from
the Navy Yard to-day.
NEW YORK, Oct. 81 The Payiona
ferry-boats, Eve and Delaware, came into
collision to-day about the middle of the
river, the Delaware being cut into and
placed i'll a sinking condition. OF the
500 passengers aboard none were drowned
or injured, though the panic was very
great among the women and children.
All were taken of by passing tow-boat
aud the Delaware was towed ashore.
The body of John c. Heenan has ar
rived here.
The Yellow Fever Abating--Final
Disposition of the Modocs-
BAISBRIDGE, Ga, Oct. 3l.-Thirteen
new cases of yellow fever here yesterday.
Heavy white frost las. night. Situation
more hopeful.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3l..-Orders were is
sued to-day for the removal ofthe Modocs
at Fort Mcpherson to permanent loca-
ton with the Quapaws, on Neosho river,
in the extreme northeastern corner Of the
Indian Territory.
Secretary Richardson tonight denies,
emphatically the rumor that he has re-
signed, and says that he has recently
taken house in Washington and expects
to make a considerable stay. President
Grant stated tonight that he did not de-
sire Richardson to resign, and had made
no such request.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 3l.-Yellow fever
deaths the past "a hours, A. The How.
ard Association publishes card to the
generous people of the whole country
returning thanks for assistance, stating
that the funds are now amply sufficient
for all needs, and requesting that further
contributions be stopped. They ado
that there is, however, and will be for 6
considerable length of time yet, much
restitution in their midst as the result Of
the pestilence and temporary destruction
Of local industry, and all who may bt
good enough to contribute for relief vii
please forward it to the Mayor of Mem
phis.
Philadelphia Mint--New York Banks
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-Gold coinag
at the Mint here in October, was S1l,
900, 600 in double eagles.
New YORK, Nov. 1.-The banks ha
gained $500, 900, 900 in currency at moor
to-day. They now hold SIS, 900, 900. Th'
lowest ever held was S5,S20,000
A Debauehee in the Throes Of Death
/ Public Debt.
DR.. Henry DeWaff, who had been she
by James Columbus for debauching hi
wife and daughter at Union Hill, Ne
Jersey, is dying.
WASHINGTON Nov. 1.-The public del
statement shows an increase of 5000
600.
Stokes Sent to Sing sing--Young Wal
worth's Letter.
4 NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-Stokes has left fc
Sing Sing.
Young Walworth, the paricide, writes
the keeper Of the Tombs: PLEASE inforl
Ned Stokes that we are going to get up
frst-rate reception for him in this glor
Gus institution as soon as he puts on IL
uniform and has had his hair cut
fashion.
Memphis Redivivus---Outrage
Louisiana.
MEMPHIS, Nov. yellow fever dealt
are five in the last "a hours. Hea,
frosts this morning. The streets a
thronged with returned citizens. Bus
e is reviving.
5 New ORLEANS, Nov. Judge Merri
r of Grant parish, writes friend in tn
= city that the Metropolitan police, sent
t that parish by Lieutenant Governor A
tome are committing outrages of vario'
kinds on the people there, and are Incl
ing the negroes to lawless acts. A hig
, ly respected widow lady and her daughte
aged II, were dragged from the house
Metropolitans, few nights ago, and te
. ribly outraged.
3 neutrality-suspicious. Trust Co.
: New YORK, Nov. III. B. Claflin
,, Co. notified the associated banks tod
that they were not in need Of assistanc
: Specie shipments to-day were 1924. 0C
in silver bars.
The Union Trust Company was call
in the U. s, District Court to day, in t
> bankruptcy calendar, and November
was ixed for hearing. ...-
> DIR. Observation-Disclosures to
: Chief Justice.
r New YORK, Nov. LA private lett
t from Berne, dated August ~, says IL
y DR.. Livingstone is the prisoner Of IS
: age tribe in Central Africa, and is unal
t to pay the ransom demanded for his
! lease.
/, A Herald special from Washington So