Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-13

ally, and sometimes fish. When found
he was drifting alone helplessly; was re-
Ginning against the side, his head droop-
ing over his bosom; he could not move.
The boat of the Toronto, on board the
Cen.aur, shows where it had been scraped
by the men for the purpose of eating the
dirt that chung to the sides.
NEw YORK. Nov. IA special from
London says telegram from Rochelle,
dated November 1lth. states that a bottle
containing the following message was
picked up November stb, off the coast OF
Nieuewe dep: The crew of the British
ship Kennie, Captain Hatfield, from
Antwerp for New York, mutinied 3lst of
October, and killed the master, mate and
boatswain." A telegram from Rochelle,
dated November 10th, states that the
Government steamer discovered the Brit
ish ship Lennie off Yarmouth, with a boy
and five men on board, four of whom are
supposed to be accomplices in the mu-
tiny. Six Of the crew are Greeks, and
escaped in boat the previous evening.
The steamer Waco, burned in Calves
ton Harbor, had on board 300 cases of
petroleum. The vessel had no right to
carry this oil. being without the neces-
sary certificate. and her owners will be
prosecuted on Monday.
Schwartz & Hoff, tobacco dealers,
failed, and will probably pay twenty five
cents on the dollar. They say the to-
bacco trade has been depressed and they
have sustained bad losses.
MEMPHIS, Nov. a. Capt. JEFF. D..
Howell, commander of the steampship
Pacific, lost few days ago on the Ore
gon coast was brother OF Mrs. Jefferson
Davis of this city and native of Natchez,
Miss. He lived in New Orleans several
years and served as midshipman under
the Confederate flag with Admiral
Semmes. Some months since he was
promoted Commander of the Pacific for
ealantry displayed in rescuing ship
wrecked people during violent storm.
A faint hore is still entertained he may
be among the saved.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-When tho Vice
President awoke this morning he said he
Col Sa - Al.
newspapers. DR.. Baxter has now more
confidence than ever that he will recover
and be out again in o week or ten days.
KNOXVILLE, Nov. a. The heaviest
shock of earthquake ever felt here oc,
cured at 2 a. m. to-day, and lasted ter
seconds, causing buildings to sway.
Sr. LOUIS, Nov. 12.-The Directors Of
the Missouri Pacific Railway have beer
served with notice that application viii
be made to-day to Judge Treat of the U
s. Court for appointment of a receive
for that road.
A motion made by District Attorne,
| DootAOiu III tAc y uitru ctattS Dibtllc
Court at Jefferson City yesterday for a,
order to remove Col. John Joyce to st
Louis under requisition for the Distric
Court here. The argument on notioI
will be heard to-day. 1t is suppose
Col. Joyce wants to hear his witness i
the whisky cases.
Returns from 05 counties of this Stat
show a majority of nearly ZOO for tn
new constitution.
NEW YORK, Nov. 13..-The Union Gu
building on Fifth Avenue was damage
$25, 900 by fire this morning; insure,
This morning the ministers held
meeting in Lay College adjoining IL
Brooklyn Tabernacle and spent an hol
in prayer for Gods blessing and ali
There were over one hundred clergymt
from various churches. They then el
tered the Tabernacle and Moody had Il
doors closed that they might have fe
moments silent prayer. The doors we
, then opened and the building filled to i
, utmost capacity. The gates were aga
} closed and Moody prayed for blsssin