Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-12-01

tions have been delayed by rough |
weather.
The Mayor Of New York will receive |
subscriptions for the relief Of the Tus. |
cumbia, Ala, sufferers.
Professor Bonamy Price is lecturing
in New York on metallic and paper cur
rency.
MADRID. Nov. 25.-Senor Merida has
been appointed head of the financial adj
ministration of Cuba.
BERLIN, Nov. 25.--The Government
has relaxed the rigor of Won Arnim's
sentence, and be is no longer underpolice
| surveillance.
HAVANA, Nov. 22-Advices from San
Domingo to the Both, state that prelimin-
| ary negotiations for a treaty OF amity
| and commerce between Spain and the
Dominican Republic, has been success
| fully concluded.
CRY OF MEYIco, Nov. II, via Havana.
25th.-A majority of the legislatures OF
Mexico have approved the establishment
of a Senate Chamber and other constitu-
tional reforms, which will be declared
integral parts Of the Constitution on the
10th of September, 1875.
NASHVILLE, Nov 24.-In the General
Grand Chapter Of Free Masons this
AFTERNOON the report Of the General
Grand High Priest was submitted. He
reports general prosperity throughout
the jurisdiction. Alabama signifies her
intention to rejoin the Grand Chapter.
Georgia and Texas are the only Grand
Chapters in the United States without
: the jurisdiction of this General Grand
3 Chapter, and the prospects are fatterlng
, for their ultimate falling into the ranks
He also recommends that all Mark Mas.
tiers of England, Ireland, Scotland and
: Wales be recognized by the Royal Arch
!, Masons of this Grand jurisdiction. They
:, have signihed q willingness to recipro
. cate and recognize Mark Masters from
u this jurisdiction.
h The City Council tonight passed reso
10 lutions of welcome to the Grand En-
;. campments, and extending the hospital
" ity of the city towards them.
10 NASHVILLE, Nov. PA heavy storr
has prevailed in the South and West 10
~ the last twent-four hours. At Tuscon
bia, Ala, a dispatch reports terribl
storm, commencing at six O'Clock o
Z Sunday evening. One-third of the res
v dences OF that city were destroyed
IL twelve persons killed and many injured
Mrs. VIM. Winston, mother of the lat
Ex-Governor Winston; the wife and tw
children OF Hon. J b. Moore, Senate
III from this district; F. d. Hodgkins, ed
10 tor of the Chronicle, his wife and fou
IF children were killed.
N The Catholic Church, Dishler Femal
Institute trecently fnished), many of tn
finest residences, both of the fourin
-, mills and the most substantial building
~ ~ in town were destroyed. Many poe
" families are without homes. The brldg
le Of the Mobile and Chattanooga Railroad
10 near town, was destroyed. The eastern
bound train was thrown into Sprin
Creek fortunately no one was kille
rs Engineer Bradley says it will be severi
"A days before trains will run through. Th
:" Mayor appeals to Huntsville, Louisville
re Nashville, Memphis and adjoining town
in the following terms: NEARLY half on
town is in ruins; twelve persons are kille
D. and many wounded. Large numbers {
families are destitute. The tornad
came from the southwest, passing nortl
eRst. Unless immediate aid is extende
us. much suffering will result. We al
q. peal to the charity of Christian publ
ID in behalf of the unfortunate"