Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-28
Effects of the Panic--Congressme
Arriving at Neutrality-suspicious.
Fever Mt Memphis - Steamer
Burned--Nipped In the Bud---Ar-
rest for Forgery.

rest FOR Forgery.
Nsw YORK, Oct. 2J.-Ihe effects OF the /
late financial trouble are beginning to be
felt among the working classes i'll many
trades. 4 large number of operatives
will be discharged at the close of the
week for want of work, or want of funds
to pay them. Three shoe manufactures
closed on Saturday indefinitely. The
EMPLOYERS of one establishment offer work
at reduced wages, but the men decline to
work for wages below those established
by the Crispin's Society, and consequent
ly have been discharged. Nearly every
trade is affected similarly.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-There are at
least dozen members OF Congress here |
now. Some of them have been at the
Treasury Department obtaining financial
information with view to legislation on
the subject of the currency during the
coming session.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 90. $500 Yellow fever
deaths to-day, -. Only ten new cases
are reported,
New HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 26.-The eY-
cursion steamer, Isaac 2, Smith, burned
to the waters edge on Saturday night, at
the mouth of West river Loss, $780,
600; insurance, $4,000.
Four professional burglars, who came
to this city on Friday morning from New
York with full kits of tools, were cap
tured Saturday afternoon before they had
accomplished anything.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 26.-Daniel Il. Wat
son, formerly Secretary of several build
ing associations here, was arrested at
Erie, Pa, and brought here on Friday
last, three indictments for forgery having
been found against him. His forgeries
on one of the city banks are said to
amount to $4,000.
Young Vanderbilt Goes 10 Europe--
Berlin and the Panic-- Conspiracy
In Russia--Tflton and the Beecher-
Bowen Scandal - Reduction Of
Wages SO Coin Payments In New
York---The Yellow Fever--IurrI-
cane.
NV YoRR, Oct PIT is rumored
/ that Vim. Fl Vanderbilt, Jr,, has sailed
/ for Europe to negotiate two millions OF
dollars of New York Central bonds still
remaining ont of the recent issue Of ten
millions matter of the Lake Shore loan
to the Union.
The Trust Company has not yet been
settled according to the statements of the
directors. 4 difficulty has arisen in the
negotiation of the notes of the Commo.
dore, bankers who had agreed to discount
them refusing to do so unless the CAPT
tai of the Union Trust Company is
enlarged by the payment Of al addition
al million dollars.
Berlin shows that the city has not beer
affected 10y the American panic, but tina
it is preparing for one of its own, will
scandals on the irregulari.y and insecure
ty in every branch of business as well a
prodigality and waste among the mid
die classes and great suffering among TIN
poor. A swelling tide Of emigration
and all forms of pecuniary distress ham,
over the city, and all said to be owing t.
nothing less than specie imitation.
The Baltic Gazette says the Russian
Government has been obliged to orde
arrests among the Roman Catholic clergy
in the lioceses of CHAIN. A vast polt
ical and religious conspiracy has beer
discovered among the clergy.
Joseph Arch has arrived in this city.
Theodore Tilton has written letter t.
Plymouth Church committee, saying
that inasmuch as he has not been a mem
Der of the church for the past four years
he does not feel i'll duty bound to ODE,
!, them to appear before them, and, there
fore, respectfully decline to answer tn
charges made against him in the Beech
Bowen scandal.
PIrTsBURG, Pa, Oct. PA meeting
on Saturday, at which all the furnaces il
the city or vicinity were represented
voted unanimously to reduce the wage
ten per cent. on and after to-day. 1t wa
the opinion of majority of the meeting
that it would be very difficult to keep tn
furnaces in blast, and that further re
duction might be necessary to proven
an entire suspension.
New YonK, Oct. 27.-Two hundre,
and fifty thousand dollars, in coin, wa
paid out to-day on account of the Novem
Der interest, without rebate.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 27.-From noon Satur
day to Sunday there were 26 yellow fevs
deaths. From noon Sunday to noon to
day there were 10 yellow fever deaths;
decrease Of -. Ice formed in man
places this morning. The prospect
more hopeful. a few absen.oos have re
turned to the city, but the Board O
Health says it is early. No new case
were reported to the Howard Associatio,
up to noon to-day, and they are dischare
: ing nurses.
WAsHrGroN, Oct. 27'-The War De
t partment received a dispatch from For
Jefferson, Florida, giving an account Q
a severe hurricane there on the 9Th ms,
Nineteen beef cattle were washed to Sc
5 and drowned. The cattle yard was dam
8 aged and the slaughter house and stabl
undermined. Roofs were carried ava
: and windows broken and many room
: were flooded, doing great damage t
: clothing and stores, and making it necei
/ sary to remove the sick. On, hundre
9 thousand dollars will be required to pr
t the quarters of the barracks and stol
house in good repair, and make the fol
inbabitabe for troops.
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