Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-11
Telegraphic Dispatches
SPECIAL TO THE rrooHr DAILY nseonp.
Eastern Dispatches.

Eastern Dispatches.
Great Excitement Over the Affair Of
the yirginius.
NV YORK, Nov. 9.-The Cuban Junta
of this city announces that ali means
possible will be used to push forward
the expedition to set out at once for
Cuba, to take revenge for the execution
of the patriots captured on the Nirginius.
The corps being formed from Americans
alone to proceed to Cuba already num-
bers 1900; and many of them are well
drilled. A mass meeting of Cubans will
be held tomorrow evening, to express
indignation at tho act Of the Spanish
authorities. General Queseda has formed
an expedition, and it is said 5000 men
are enrolled. The Cuban Bureau is
thronged the greater part of the time. A
mass meeting of Cubans was held last
night. Patriotic addresses were made,
and resolutions adopted calling for means
to furnish new expedition to the Island.
A committee of three was appointed to
solicit subscriptions throughout the city.
Thirteen thousand dollars is already
subscribed. The excitement among Gu
bans here is intense.
Items From the Federal Cabinet.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-Secretary De-
lano will in his annual report renew his
recommendation for census to be taken
in 1879, the result of which could be
published in season for the centennial Gel
ebration.
No new facts in relation to the Virgin
Jus have transpired to-day.
New YORK, Nov. "a Washington
speei al says the Secretary of the Navy
telegraphed Rear Admiral Scott, COM
manding the North Atlantic Station. to
proceed in person or send a vessel to
Santiago de Cuba, without delay, to CO.
operate with Vice Consul Schmitt at that
place in protecting the interests of this
country in the affair of the Virginius.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.--The Secretary
of State has sent instruction to both
Minister Sickles at Madrid, and Con-
sui General Hall, at Havana, to telegraph
as soon possible all the facts in regard tc
the Captain of the Virginius and the exc
cution of the parties on board; but Hal
replied there was some interruption in
the telegraph line between Havana and
Santiago de Cuba, and as yet he has beer
unable to learn any particulars. A dis
patch from Minister Sickles states tina
the Madrid Government had no informa
ton of the execution till after it occurred
The only information the Government
now has, in fact. is that the Nirginiu
was captured and several persons on he
executed, but no further information ha
been received Until these facts ar
known officially the Government vii
take no action in the matter.
Railroad Aceident--wages Being Re
duced.
BRANTFoRD, Ont, Nov. 9.-An acct
dent occurred on the Buffalo and LAX
Huron branch of the Grand Trunk Rail
road, near here, this morning. The e,
press was going east and came in COLI!
ion with mixed train coming West.
fireman on the express was killed an
one of the brakemen and baggage-ma
injured Nine of the passengers wei
: injured, and four or five cars were badl
, smashed, and one baggage car burnt.
, LOUISVILLE, Nov. 9.-The Louisyil
and Nashville Railroad reduces the wage
of all its officers and employees ten pr
! cent. after the 10th. Other Souther
railways will do the same.
The closing of the large iron wori
and various factories around the Fal
! have thrown 1000 men out of emplo
f ment. The tobacconists are cuttin
down wages.
, The Sailors TO Parade-SchoOns
, Wrecked-Manufact Repor
5 More Cheering---The ApprOachin
, Assembling Of Congress.
r New York, Nov. 10.--The seamen he
are to have grand street parade, with
view to influencing Congress to rope
t the Act creating the Shipping Commi
! sion for different ports in the countr.
= Ship owners and masters. it is stated, a
= preparing q formidable petition in fav
of the repeal of the Act.
At meeting of the workingmen ye
terday, Jas. B. Hodskin, connected wi,
the Finance Department Of the Erie NJ
D Great Western Railroads, offered res
: luton that the public works Of utili
: and necessity on a large scale must
q undertaken forthwith by the city, Sta
( and United States Governments, und
!, the direction of the proper authorize
/. on the credit Of the nation, and of sepa
ate communities, and for the benefit
/, industrious, unemployed laboring CT
zens of the Commonwealth. Mr.. Ho
!, skin also recommended to the people,
D another resolution, the fact that lar
It bodies Of men cannot an d will not star
in the midst Of plenty.
- The schooner Southerner was wreck,
# at Shark river, New Jersey, Friday nigt
e and the Captain. Steward and some
/ the crew We're drowned.
q BosroN, Nov. 1o.--Reports fsom
e manufacturing sections OF New Englal
S are more cheering this morning. The
- is news of the resumption Of business
several places, and OF running manufl
j. tories on increased time. The exagg
1t ated character of many statements Il
!. have appeared daily are beco ming mt
" apparent.
n CHICAGO, Nov. l0.-The Tribun
% Washington special says The asse
e. bling Of Congress in just three weeks |
. led to an anima tad discussion of