Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-18
Eastern Dispatches.
To he Reducea-vfs1as TO the Navy
Yard.

uoheshc letters ana phchaSes ~ ei5a'
cents. The Postmaster General has fin
ished his annual report. He renews his
Recommendation for Government postal
telegraphy. and enforces his views at
length. He views with favor the post
office savings bank He makes no rec
concentration of subsidies to the steam
ship lines for carrying the mails.
There is nothing new in official circles
/ in regard 10 line Sirginius.
NEW York, Nov. 16.-About 5000 per-
sons visited the navy yard yesterday,
many being in search OF work, not tax
ing into account those who went there
for purely personal motives.
Officers of the yard say that at no time
since the war has the general public
evinced such interest in the affairs of the
yard. No secret is made Of the fact that |
orders have been received from Washing |
ton to prepare all available vessels in the |
yard for active service as soon as posi- |
bic, and well informed parties say orders
have been issued to prepare for sea at
once every suitable vessel in the United
States Navy. The frigates Minnesota
and Colorado, each carrying so guns,
will be ready for sea within 25 days.
Captain Ransom does not believe there is
no vessel in our navy competent to con-
tend with the Spanish frigate Arapides,
but believes one Of our monitors can
easily put shot clear through her and
disable her machinery. 1t is not true
that orders have been received to stop
work on the Arapides.
The Cuban Difficulties the Leading
Topic.
At the hotels and clubs the Cuban diff
ficulty and complications are the univer-
sal subject of conversation. 1t is gener-
ally conceded that unless tie Madrid
Government consents to o joint interven-
ton in order to restore order in Cuba
and punish the perpetrators of the recent
outrage, war with Spain is inevitable.
3 The majority are unanimous in
expressing the belief that every
thing should be done to uphold
the national reputation. The Secretary
of War, who was here yesterday, is re-
ported to have said to an intimate
friend who called on him, You are
aware that have been considered some.
what bloodthirsty on this. matter, but
" the entire Cabinet is now Of my mind.
= At the Cabinet meeting held yesterday
D we were unit, and if the American PEG.
Il pie are not satisfied with the measures
'. resolved upon at that meeting to vindicate
u our national honor, they must be very
+" hard to please
70 PoTTIsyILLE, Pa, Nov. T.--Josept
Brown, who has been imprisoned here
', two years for killing old Mr.. and Mrs
- Kremer, near Auburn, was found guilt,
y of murder in the first degree last night
y PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1G.-Seven hun
IL bred men we're at work to-day on tn,
monitors Manhattan, Ajax and Canandai
"a qua. The Manhattan will 60 into com
s. mission tomorrow. The Ajax will hav
he her sheets placed tomorrow. The Pinta
C large tug, has been made ready as dis
- patch boat between Key West and Ha
n. vana. From New York the Powhattan
ne and Monongahela are expected daily
10 Manhattan. .t-..
lg This afternoon large mass meetin
e. of workingmen and women was held q
., ., the Assembly building to discuss the sit
q. uation. The City Councils were dc
til nounced for not providing work for tn
On destitute. The committee has been ar
10 pointed to meet the Council Commute
tomorrow. 1t is said 10000 people ar
ka out of work in this city.
&C. Snow-sOO Ha nds Thrown Out G
Employment.
NJ BosToS, Nov. 1G.-Three inches c
H. snow has fallen here, and it is still snow
10 ing. Eastern dispatches report severs
Of inches of snow and the storm undated
to HAvEGHILL, Mass, Nov. ia fiji
IA. this morning, originating in Washburn
" block, burned IS buildings, destroyin
by stores of So business firms and THROWN
w 800 hands out of employment. Anon
n the buildings burned were some of tn
~ ~ leading shoe factories of New England
oe The loss will reach SIZE, 200; fully co,
he cred by insurance. .-..
ed The bodies of Amos George, sho
r. manufacturer, and Amos o. Heath, a
ay employe of Boynton Bros. were foun
ss in the ruins of Gilman's block. 1t
IS. supposed third person persisted. q
~ NEW YoRK, Nov. 1G.-Rev. Mr.. Beecl
air er, in a sermon to day, made powerfl
nut appeal to the sympathies OF the America
ca people in favor of free Cuba, and d
On nounced the executions at Santiago
8 an outrage against humanity and civilz,
he ton. He thought, however, that Il
Government should act thoughtfully an
is not rashly, and if Spain cannot ste
ne such denominations, let the hand Of nj
,rSS tional justice fall not only on the perp
, is traitors, but 50 as to give knowledge al
In freedom to those who deserved liber
ess and help of every honest heart on IL
of globe. -
of Murderer Notwithstanding Of ia
ION Cooke--Collector Casey on Cubs
m. Troubles. Etc, Etc.
to New YORK, Nov. 17.-Lewis Rose
' he theim, one Of the negroes who murder
Gle Abraham Benin, near Middleton,
BOD Friday night, was arrested here la
De- evening
Hugh McCulloch, of Jay Cooke, N
- Culloch 4 Co., London, sailed for En-
kes land on Saturday The firm will be di
way solved at the end Of the present We,
ia when McCulloch and his English ju
.5s7 Tors will continue business.
~ , An Havana dispatch of the 10th Civ