Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-18
Eastern Dispatches.
Hard Times at Fall River-The Grang-
ers of the MisSissippi Valley.

Vt" s INV 'hsssssshpPs ~hrys
BosToS, Oct. lG.-The Manufacturers
Board Of Trade Of Fail River have voted
to recommend the suspension of all the
mills two days in ,aeh week, and to run
only eight hours day during the other
fonr days, for the present.
kEoKUK, Iowa, Oct. 16.-Pursuant TO
a call issued by the Executive Committee
of the Iowa State Grange of the Patrons
of Hnsbandry, the Executive Committee
of the state Oranges of the Mississippi
Valley met in convention here to-day.
A. J Stewart OF Missouri, was chosen
President, and Thomas Smith, of Min
ntsotn, Secretary. Delegates are pres
cnt from Minnesto, Iowa, Michigan, In
diana, Illinois, Kansas, Missouri, Missis-
sippi and Wisconsin. The important
subjects to be considered are cheap trans
portation and the improvement OF the
Mississippi river. After the organization
and appointment OF the committees the
convention adjourned till tomorrow
morning.
The Fever in Aisba ma--IOwa Elec-
ton Returns - The Fever In
Shreveport And in Texas - The
Army of the Tennessee--Ohio
Election Returns.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Oct 16.--Two
deaths from yellow lever the past "a
hours. Board OF Health pronounce the
disease epidemic, but in a mild form.
DEs MoISEs, Iowa, Oct. 16.-Dis-
patches received by the State Register to
midnight, from two-thirds the vote of the
State, indicate Carpenters majority to
be not less than q 900, loss Of over
5000 from his vote in 1871.
SHREyEpoR, Oct. 1f.-Six yellow fever
deaths to-day.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 16.-Dispatches
from Calvert, Texas, says the fever is
worse there than at Shreveport, and
seven per cent. OF the population have
died
MEMPHIS, oct. lG.-Yelow fever deaths
to-day, 26: other causes, II.
TOLEDO, o, Oct. l6.--At meeting
Of the Army of the Tennessee Society
to-day, General Sherman was reelected
President for the ensuing year, Gen.
John 4 Logan, Vice President; Col, l..
s. Dayton, Recording Secretary; Gen.
A H. Hickenlooper, Corresponding Sec.
Rotary; Gen. NJ. L. Force, Treasurer. A
series Of resolutions expressive of sorrow
for the decease of certain comrades dur.
ing the year were unanimously adopted
COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 16.-The result
for Governor was still in doubt at Il
p. m. The Republicans are more conf
dent, claiming the election of Noyes by
1900 majority or more.
Arrival OF tn. Tigress at 81. John.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE Worlds st
John special announces the arrival there
OF the Tigress from the search for the
Poiaris survivors. On the 4th of Octo
Der the steamer Tigress left Ivigtut, al
on bonrd being in good spirits and hope
ful OF finding the objects of search. Or
the 9TH, a moderate gale sprang up, but
did no serious damage. On the 9th,
however, perfect hurricane arose, which
drove them out of their course for q
time and threatened to do great injury
to the ship, Toward night the storm,
subsided. and with very trifling excep.
tons, the 1igress had escaped unhurt
On the It'll, the crew having already be-
come impatient at their forced delays
the party started northward in search o.
whalers, expecting to find Captain Bud
dington and a remnant Of the Polari
crew on board. 4 light northerly gale
still prevailed, and i'll consequence of tn
pressure of much ice, which impede,
navigation, Captain Greer advised t
stand to the southwark, as an early Win
ter had evidently set in Acting on thi
advice, Captain Greer on the Afternoon
OF the sth stood for St. John, keeping il
, the known track of whalers, and sti
hopeful OF meeting the lost men. TIL
crew has been much reduced by el
posure to excessive cold and fatigue; a
on board, however, are well as far as ca
be learned. The Tigress will renal
here to undergo some repairs made ne
cessary by severe knocking about. Car
, tain Greer expects to arrive in New Yor
, by the 10th of November.
: Fire Near Pm violence, II. !. The Eeve
at Memphis.
q PEoyIDENoe, r. l., Oct. IA fire i
, Blackstone last night destroyed eigl
houses and rendered homeless thirt
! families. Loss, s25, 900; partly insured
MEMPHIS, Oct. 1.-THE mortuary r,
port is 81 from yellow fever; from 9th,
l causes. Mayor johnson is reporte
better.
t Foreign News.
The O'Conor's speech Mt Dublin
= News from Spain--Specie Il
I America.
9 DUBLIN, Oct. 16.-The O'Conor Dol
? in an address to his constituents la
! night, favored the home rule, denounce
, the Federal plan, and declared that II
!. Federated States of North Amerie
+. were only kept together by force ,
. arms.
: MADRID, Oct. 1.-THE Minister {
B. Marine received the fleet at Gibraltar t,
9 day, and transferred the command
= Vice Admiral Chicano.
t A naval court natal has been ordere
v to investigate the conduct Of Vice A,
: miral Lobo.
a LONDON, Oct. 16.-The steamer Gil
= of Montreal from Liverpool to-day, f
e New York, took $4,000 in gold, ar