Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-24
Eastern Dispatches.
SHAMoKIS, Pa, May %.

corner stone OF the new Cathonc Church
in this city this afternoon, portion OF
the temporary flooring which had been
erected for the accommodation OF the
vast multitude assembled gave way, and
precipitated large number of persons
into the basement. 1t is impossible at
this time to give the names of the num-
Der injured, but is supposed that but six
are seriously injured. Bishop Wood,
Of Shilada, and Bishop O'Farra, of
Scranton, were conducting the cere-
monies at the time Of the accident, as
sisted by 20 clergymen, and were among
those who went down with the falling of
the floor. Luckily they escaped serious
injury.
WASHINGTON, May %.
The following proclamation was issued |
by the President to-day: Whereas, under |
the pretence that VIM. P Kellogg, the
present Executive Of Louisiana, and the |
officers associated with him in the State
Administration, were not duly elected,
certain turbulent and disorderly persons
have combined together with force and
arms, to resist the laws and constituted
authorities of said State, and whereas
it has been duly certified to blythe proper
local authorities and judicially deter
mined by the Inferior and Supreme
Courts of said State, that the same Off
GERS respectively, execute and discharge
the functions therefore; and whereas
Congress at its late session upon due
consideration upon the subject, tacitly
recognized the said Executive and his
associates, then, as now, in Office by
refusing to take any action with respect
thereto; and whereas, it is provided in
the Constitution of the United States,
that the United States shall protect
every State in the Union on application
of the Legislature, or Of the Executive,
when the Legislature cannot be convened
against domestic violence; and whereas,
it is provided in the laws the United
/ States that in all cases of instruction
| in any State, or OF obstruction to the
! laws thereof it shall be lawful for the
President of the United States, on appli-
/ cation Of the Legislature of such State,
or OF the Executive, when the Legislature
cannot be convened, to call forth the
military Of any other State or States, or
to employ such part of the land and
naval forces as shall be judged necessary
for the purpose of suppressing such
instruction, or causing the law to be
duly executed; and whereas, the Legisla-
ture OF said State is not now in session,
and cannot be convened in time to meet
the present emergency, and the Execu-
tive of said State, under section four, OF
article four, of the Constitution of the
United States. and the laws passed in
pursuance thereof, has therefore made
application for such part of the military
force Of the United States as may be nee
essary and adequate to protect said Stat
and citizens thereof against domestic
violence, and to enforce the execution o.
the laws; and whereas, it is required tina
whenever it may be necessary, in thu
judgement of the President to use mill
tary force for the purpose aforesaid HI
shall forthwith. by proclamation, com
mand such insurgents to dispense ant
retire peaceably to their respective home'
within limited time. Now, therefore
l, U. S. Grant, President Of the United
States, do hereby, make proclamation
and command said turbulent and disor
derby persons to retire peaceably to thei
1 respective abodes, within twenty day
e from this date, and hereafter to submit
themselves to the laws and constitute,
authorities of said State; and l invok
the aid and cooperation Of all good citi
zens thereof to uphold them and preserv
: the public peace. In witness thereof
l hereinto set my hand, and cause tn
seal OF the United States to be affixed
Done at the City of Washington, thi
J. 22d day Of May, in the year Of our Lor
i 1872, and Of the Independence Of til
II United States, the 9th. Signed U.
y Grant.
d PETERSBURG, Va, May 20.
ID bloody duel took place in this cit
d this evening between two we'll know
5. young bloods, which resulted in or
e, being fatally wounded. The weapon
N used were double-barrelled shotgun
n the distance being ten PAGES. A 10
g scrape was the cause Of the duel.
1t INDIANAPOLIS, May %.
al The funeral train. bearing the body
he General Candy, arrived here at nil
Is O'Clock this morning. A delegation
to military and citizens met the remains
m the depot, and marched to the Fir
+ Baptist Church, where the coffin W
a. placed on catafalque in front Of 4
BIT pulpit, in charge OF detail Of Il
,h Emmett Guards and the College Guard
VS. The crowd at the depot and along I
p line of march was immense. Rev.
to Day will officiate at tho funeral tome
Id row, assisted by the clergy of the eli
g. Owing to the imperfect embalming Of I
We remains, the coffin will not be opens
" General Mcdowell will arrive to-nig
y, from Louisville, and General Sherm