Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-01-04

perfectly naked. He says he covered
several Of the dead both men aud women,
and saw Hebrew on a trunk stripped of
his clothing and apparently wounded;
bis head was falling back. and he ap-
peared to be suffering. took some bed
clothes out of trunk that had bursted
open by explosion, and made a comforta-
died. A sailor kindly brought him some
water. but his mouth was filled with CO.
agulated blood, and be could MT drink.
I then attended to young lady who was
screaming for help; she was denuded Of
all her clothing from her waist; COW
cred her with some sheeting; she was
wounded in her back; had been struck
with q bar of iron from the deck rail-
ings.
New YORK. Jan. 2.-The London Times
states that the King of Italy gave bril-
liant New Years reception to the dip
lomatio body who dined with the Minis
try at Quiriual in the evening. The
Pope received many visitors, but no
speeches were made.
The German Government is quietly
conciliating the Catholic clergy on the
rumors afloAt of negotiations between
Germany and Belgium. 1t ia supposed
to indicate that preparations are being
made for the absorption of the latter by
the former. The Prussian officers are
said to have been taking military notes
along the Swiss frontier.
The Spanish Government on the 23d
of December confidentially declared to
the other European powers the firm reso-
luton of satisfying all just complaints of
the Cubans.
The King and Queen of Greece will
make tour of Europe in the Spring.
In relation to the Eastern question at
the New Years reception the Emperor of
Germany responded to the address in
words of national hope and domestic
Fluctuations; to the address from the
army he replied praising its efficiency
and ABSURD them of the durability of the
peace now enjoyed. Bismarck appeared
in excellent health and was enthusiastic.
ally oheered by the people on arrival and
departure from the palace. He was
especially thanked by the Emperor for
his untiring services. The Emperor in
his remarks to the diplomatic corps ex-
pressed the heartiest satisfaction at the
good relation of the Empire with foreign
countries aud declared the neighboring
States were determined on the maiuten-
ance of peace. His Majesty gave most
gracious reception to the French En-.
bassador. The American colony at Der.
lin dispensed with their usual New
Years reception in consequence of the
absence of Minister Davis. The EN-.
peror and Empress Of Austria held O
reception at Buda Pesth while Prince
Hohenlohe held another in their name
at Vienna.
> COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. at is re-
ported that a number OF convicts in The
Penitentiary have for some time beer
| engaged in the manufacture OF nickels
the material used being alloy of copper
and zinc, and it is also stated that bogul
greenbacks have been manufactured.
is supposed that Charley UIrich, one o
| the most expert counterfeiters i.
, America and confined here, is the leade
, OF the counterfeiting party.
SpRINaF1ELp. Ills, Jan. g. Durin
> the gale here last evening the roof of tn
Springfield Iron Company's mill now i,
process Of erection was blown off an,
portion of the wall torn down. The los
is not less than $10 900 and falls princi
pally on the Keystone Iron Roofing Com
pany of Pittsburg.
: BosToN, Jan. g. Governor Castor
stated positively he would not pardo,
! Spence Pettus Notwithstanding the re
I commentator of counsel.
New BEDFORD, Mass, Jan. 2.-Hon
: John II. Clifford, Ex-Governor OF thi
State. died to-day OF dropsy, aged sixty
six years.