Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-07
NEW ORLEANS, March C.

were repuised by the police, but were
quickly reinforced By $50 sinen. They
We're attacked by General Badger with
200 policemen and piece of artillery.
For about five minutes sharp rattle of
musketry ensued. Both parties main
tanned their positions during this time,
but at the second discharge OF the cannon
the militia retreated through Jackson
Square, and half an hour later the police
relieved their comrades, who remained
during the conflict within the building.
One man. named Hartman, was killed,
and several wounded. The United States
troops reached the scsne at II p. M, and
the remaining militia retired, leaving the
troops in possession.
LATER. - Seventy precinct stations
were rccnptured by the Metropolitan
police at $50 this morning. General
Badger, with 50 men and one piece of
artillery, reached the station, and, max.
inI a detour to the rear of the building,
advanced towards it ard sent officer
Murphy to demand their surrender. Be-
fore he reached the police station the at
lacking party were received with a volley
from the shotsuns Of perhaps rs men,
and Immediately returned it, The men
on duty retreated, and the police rushed
in and captured the station and seven
prisoners. N. K. Chandler, a citizen,
was MORALLY wounded, the ball penetrat-
ing the abdomen. Another man, Ernest
Levendas, was struck in the arm with a
buckshot. Chandler was conveyed to
drug store, where physician attends
him, but no hopes are entertained of his
recovery, the physician expressing the
opinion that his death may occur as any
moment. It $50 a. NJ. all quiet The
police then returned to the upper por-
ton Of the market house, leaving a
strong guard on duty.
STILL LATER-10 A. M.-The city is
perfectly quiet this morning. No
trouble is apprehended to-day. 1t is
now stated thot Governor McEnery did
not authorize the movement made by the
militia last night The Metropolitan
police are in full possession, with the
United States troops in the rear support
ing their stations. The militia are all
dispersed. Citizens generally seem to
regard the attack last night rs prema-
ture. Ths object of the fusionists in
making it does not clearly appear, but is
supposed to have been with a view of
showing that the people will not quietly
submit to the Kellogg Government.
WAsHINGToN, March 6.
The President received very few visit
ors yesterday except the military organi-
cations who came to pay their respects.
Others he reviewed from the stand facing
Lafayette Square.
The only immediate Cabinet change
will be in the Secretaryship Of the Treas
ury, should Secretary Boutwell, be elected
Senator from Massachusetts.
The following dispatch was received
last night by Marshal Packard from
Governor Kellogg: "New Orleans, March
5.-3n armed mob of several hundred
attacked the police station and Court
building. We had about 100 police, who
repulsed the mob, driving them off. Sew
eral are reported killed and wounded
General Badger, with force, came upon
their rear, capturing and disarming &
large number. The police stations are
filling up with prisoners. A company o.
troops came up just after the mob VIZ.
driven off. They are scattering to theil
homes. The mob was distinctly ordered
to dispense before there was any firing
The attack was commenced by them"
The opinion that the President nee
not renominate the present Cabinet fo
confirmation by the Senate is strength
ened by the fact that all of them are a
their respective Departments to-day. l
is said by gentlemen in executive posi-
tons that no such denominations will b
made.
New YORK, March 6.
In answer to cable dispatch ia,
Cooke & Co. received a dispatch from
Jay Cooke. Mccullough & Co., London
stating that they have sustained no los
or liability to loss through the forgerie
referred to in press kilograms. So ia
rs known the Bank of England appear
to be the only loser by the forgeries, tn
precise nature and extent of which hay
not been made known by the Bank. ia
Cooke Il Co. have also received q dis
patch from London cautioning them il
dealing in foreign exchange to beware G
forged bills in circulation.
, A Washington special states tina
, Assistant Secretary Richardson says n
, action has been taken relative to til
r forty-four million bill, the Secretar
claiming the right to issue the Who'll