Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-22
Eastern Dispatches.
First snow in Buhalo-Gonvicted of
Arson--sohooner wreeked--Frost
at Memphis--shockin Affair in
ohio--A County Robbed In Iowa.
Mixed Ciaims--Stormi in New York.

at Memphis--shocking Affair in
Ohio--A County Robbed In Iowa.
Mixed Ciaims--storm in New York.
Buffalo, Oct. 20.-The first snow
storm of the season fell to-day. Angus
tus Tupp, convicted of arson in the sec
ond degree, was sentenced to-day to eight
years and nine months hard labor in the
Auburn State Prison.
OswEGo. Oct. 20.--The schooner New
York is ashore above the piers, and is
breaking up. She will be total wreck.
The storm is the severest of the season,
and it is feared other disasters have
occurred
MEMPHIS, Oct. 20.-There was heavy
frost this morning, with prospects of a
heavier one tomorrow. This is favor
able for fever patients, but is fearful on
thousands not clothed for winter, and
made destitute by the succession of cal
antilles the past year. The majority of
societies and relief boards are unable to
supply applications for assistance, Prop
ositiOns have been received to take some
orphans, but great many more will
have to be provided for.
LITTLE Rock, Ark. Oct. 20.--There
was heavy frost here to-day. The
quarantine between this city and Argenta
was raised to-day.
BEDFORD, o., Oct. 20.-Thomas Chris
topher, one-legged blacksmith, last
night detected his neighbor, John Nor
row, a guest. in criminality with his
wife, and, enraged, he stabbed his three
children; then his wife and Morrow.
Morrow disarmed and killed the hus-
band, stabbing him a dozen times. The
murderer Morrow was arrested. 1t is
| thought the wife and one child will die.
All OF the parties were heretofore re-
spected.
! DUEUQUE, Iowa, Oct, 20.-A safe in
the Treasurer office of Jackson county
on Sunday night, was robbed of 1000,
WASHINGTON, Oct, 20.-The action of
Admiral Amy, in protecting the Panama
Railroad during the recent revolutionary
disturbances, is commended in official
circles.
The assent Of his Government having
been obtained, Sir Edward Thornton has
consented to serve as umpire for the Uni.
ted States and Mexican Claims Commits.
sion, and has signed the requisite declar,
alton in office.
New YORK, Oct. 20.-A storm OF wind
and rain has prevailed here the past "a
hours. The only disaster thus far re.
ported in the neighborhood is the wreck
of canal boats on the Hudson, but the
loss of life and property is said to be less
than was at first reported Telegraph
wires We're considerably damaged.
Probable Suspension of Work in the
Fall River NIills--Bonds of the n. p.
Railroad--The Department of Jus.
tice Curtailing Expenses.
BosToS, Oct. 2l.--Boards of directors
in nearly all the mills at Fall River have
appointed committees to confer with the
representatives Of corporations in othel
places in regard to partial suspension
of work during the present dull season
CHICAGO, Oct. 2l.-The Inter Ocean i
Washington dispatch says a bill has
been prepared by Minnesota gentleman
for presentation early in the coming ses
sion, providing for the United States
guaranteeing the interest on the bond:
of the Northern Pacific Railroad. 1t is
claimed by them that they have received
the support of nearly the entire Mime.
sofa and Wisconsin delegations in Con.
gress. A draft Of this bill was prepared
before the failure OF Jay Cooke e. Co.,
and as long ago as July parties engaged
in the matter have spent the greater part
of the summer in perfecting their plans
for pushing it through Congress.
The Department of Justice has to-day
sent definite instructions to several Judi.
cial districts, where the expenses are
regarded as unnecessarily great, to re.
duce them. In several cities the junior
assistant attorneys are to be discharged.
Those in Boston and Cincinnati have
already been designated as those to be
dropped.
Effects Of the RIA i'm in Pennsylvania
Thruwn Out Of Employment.
louisville, Pa, Oct 21.-The rain
mas caused much damage here. The
Mineryille bridge, ON the Peoples Rail.
way, washed away just after the train
passed. The furnaces of st. Clair are
considerably damaged. On the Phila.
delphia & Reading Railroad several land
slides occurred at Girardville, and two
children were drowned by the submerg
ing of the vehicle in which they were
driving home with their parents.
The Fishbock puddle and rail mill:
have suspended, and 600 hands ART
thrown out of employment.
Foreign News.
DEATH Of an Eminent Divine-Empe.