Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-27
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poisoning story on the expression OF I
suspicion by m Esquimaux, would no
have done so hal h. known H., IL, q!
They DO not know wha; truth means
Joe is spoken of as well meaning man
but Hans is q man of very bad reputa
ton and was near being hanged by DIR
Hayes on oEe Of his expeditions, so con
vincing was the proof that he had beer
the cause Of the death OF Mr. Sontas
Judge Daily is not inclined to accept as
true the stories told of Captain Budding.
ton by the rescued, and lac ailaaes to the
circumstance that Tyson and Myers
were men reported as showing insubor-
dination at Disco. Captain Hall, he
says, however, was not capable of lead
ing such an expedition, aud did not care
so much that the north pole should be
reached, as that he should reach it. He
was no seamar. ana an attempt TO in
duce him to leave the command to
Lieutenant Grinnel, son Of his benefac-
tor, failed. Mr. Grinnel, when spoken
to on the subject, said that Captain Hall
lacked only one requisite for the task he
undertook; that was the ability to govern
the men. He was too familiar with his
crew. John Hegeman, who furnished
the expedition with portion Of lis out
fit, is made to say by an interviewer, that
Hall expressed himself confident that
Buddington, Chester and Morton would
sustain him in any discipline lie should
attempt to enforce, and that he, Heller
man, daily visited the Polaris when at
New YORK, and was not favorably I'M
pressed by Tyson. He regarded him as
a very dissatisfied man, and one whom it
would be difficult to manage. In his
opinion he party rescued were deserters.
CHICAGO, May "A.
A Washington special saysthe Govern
ment has DO official information concern.
ing the engagement between Col. Nc
Kenze and the Kickapoo Indians on the
Mexican border, except brief dispatch
received to-day from General Sheridan.
In the dispatch nothing is said of the
precise locality where the fight occurred,
nor is their any mention of the fact that
the Indians, re.pursued into the Next
can territory. There appears to be but
little doubt that Col Mckenzie followed
the thieving Indians across the border,
and classified them on Mexican soil
Fort Stark, mentioned in Sheridan 1
dispatch, is one of the border posts, and
it appears that the fight took place sc
miles from that point. 1t is thought the
Indians were i'll league with tbands Of
thieyiug MeXicans, acting OF course Il
defiance of the law, and this fact becom
ing known to Mckenzie, he determined
to pursue them to what they deemec
their stronghold. To Peace Commits
aioner, sent down to negotiate with the
Kickapoos some time since, the head mel
of that tribe said they were about tc
make a raid on Texas; and when the,
returned, they would be prepared tt
make peace. 1t is said at the Indian
| Office, that it was that raid which Col
Mckenzie so handsomely repealed. Gu
Government has repeatedly asked TIT
permission of the Mexican authorities t,
pursue the maurauders into Mexican ter
ritory, but has never received salts
factory answer. Senior Mariscal, tn
Mexican Minister, is represented as say
ing, that if it should become an imperi
Gus necessity for our hoops to pursu
these savage Indians into Mexico, tina
the Mexican Government, in his opinion
would not seriously complain. What
ever may be the facts as to Colonel Nc
/ kenzie's action, it seems the opinion il
official circles there, that the Mexican
Government has little ground for com
plant. In reply to numerous protest.
against raids by Mexicans and Indian
upon citizens of Texas, the Mexican au
thorities have merely replied, that Will
they did not approve of them, they wer
powerless to prevent them. This fac
will go very far, it is thought, towarC
setting the otherwise grave question,
which might arise as to the conduct O
Mckenzie. The ground taken is tina
our Government is bound to protect it,
own citizens, at all hazards, and if The
Mexican Government does not restrain
its citizens, they must take the conse
quences. The question was informall,
discussed in a Cabinet meeting to-day
but in the absence Of information, NJ
definite conclusion could be reached
1t is very likely, however, that the Gov
eminent will be in no special haste tc
apologize to Mexico, against ever,
wrong and outrage that they may com
plain of. The United States can offer {
dozen, far grerter, committed by Mexi
can citizens, on soil of the United States
The President has for long time enter
tanned an idea of bringing the Mexican
business to crisis, and it may be tha
the action of Col. Mckenzie will be
offered as an opportunity.
NEW York, May "a.
There were some heavy purchases o.
gold to-day for rise in premium, sew
eral of the leading brokers having taker
about eight millions in the aggregate
1t is said another gold combination is
forming.
ST.. PAUL, May "a.
The State Senate, sitting as Court oil
Impeachment, in the case of Segar, the
defaulting State Treasurer found him
guilty and sentenced him to removal
from office.