Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-17
TeIegraphic Dispatches.
SPECIAL TO THE rIooHE DAILY RECORD.
Eastern Dispatches.
New YORK, June IA.

General Sherman had conversation
with a reporter last evening and is made
to say of General Davis, concerning his
indictment of Captain Jack, and the
preparations of hanging him and some
of his associates, ''if the statement Is
correct, there is not doubt that General
Davis must have exceeded his duty, and
he would be held responsible for his acts.
He should be guided by military rules and
laws. We allow they are murderers-
the President himself say they are muir
derers-and had General Davis shot them
while they were being pursued, do not
think he would have exceeded his duty.
He did not do this, and could not after
wards shoot them in cold blood. Gen
eral Davis report TO General Schoheid
may differ from that published in the
papers. Davis is too experienced an
officer to do anything that would bring
odium upon the army orlay himself open
to a military court-martial for exceeding
his duty as an officer" The General
thinks there will be no difficulty about
disposing of the Modocs under arrest.
Those found guilty of murder will be
hanged, and if it is proved that there
is an agreement FOR general uprising
among the tribes, others will receive the
same punishment as a warming to In
dams. He remarked, however, that 1t
was pity the Modocs were not shot at
first then all this commission business and
expense would have been avoided. As to
the killing already OF few prisoners,
General Sherman says that those who
committed the deed were low blacksuards
and murderers, who had nothing what
ever to do with the army.
A Washington special says the testl-
mony of Captain Tyson and Sergeant
Never in the polaris investigation has
been received from the stenographer and
will be printed as soon as possible. The
statements together contain about 55,OOo
words. The entire mass of the testimony
is confrmatory of the fact that the separa-
ton from the vessel was accidental.
There was entire unanimity among the
crew and officers, and the discipline on
board the vessel was excellent; all were
working in harmony carrying the pre-
partitions out, expecting every moment
that they would be jammed and broken
between the ice, when she separated from
the foe 1t was an accidental occurrence.
The crew did not know that Buddington
himself was not in the ice instead of on
the vessel.
INDIANAPOLIS, June IA.
The Supreme Court has again granted
new trial to Mrs Glen, who has been
twice convicted for the murder of Mr.
and Mrs. Young. This will be the fifth
trial.
New YORK, June 10.
Francis Gillen, aged 23, steam fittel
, of No. 13l Mulberry street, this evening
met his wife, Ellen, aged 40, to whom ht
had been married five months, but with
whom he had never lived, in front of No
t SO Crosby street, where she was walking
: with friend, and after a few moment
} conversation, brought her up Broom
f street, near Elm, where he stabbed he
5 five times in the breast, causing instan
= death.
| James Duffey was stabbed and Instant
, killed by Edward Kirkland, alias Curtis
, in drunken atfray.
: A London special to the New 1or
y World says The Emperor William COZ
/ tinues seriously i'll. Private advice
e represent his condition as alarming.
S WASHINGTON, June 10.
t Changes are to be made in about twent
:, Consulates in order that Southern me
!, may be appointed to them, the Presider
n having recently expressed the desire
!, give Office to a larger number of HI
s. Southern political friends.
If MEMPHIS, June 10.
e There were q interments to-day again'
e Il yesterday Physicians say the nun
Re Der of cholera patients is increasing, BIT
e that the disease yields more readily
l. treatment than before.
B. ST. LOUIS, June 10.
n The funeral Of Major Henry Ewin
y took place to-day and was very imposing
rs and numerously attended.
a. WASHINGTON, June Is.
lie General o. c. Howard noticing ii
s. recently published article concerI
ing his management of the Freedmen
Bureau, and certain papers in that col
!. nection, submitted to the Attorne
General, says the sum OF between thrt
A. and four thousand dollars, represente
al as short in the disbursing officers a
5, count, was unavailable, and is in no Wa
i'd wrong, and will be Immediately paid
Id the Government, as soon as the accOul
ly is ascertained. As to the $50, 1000, Il
n: discussing officer sent i'll the money,
of well as the receipt, and as soon as tt
~ Second Auditor can cancel the voucher
e, he says all his transactions can be sat-
id factorily explained.
The recent proceedings with regard
lie the return of the Kickapoo Indians
II the United States, are in accordan
10 with the action of the Mexican Cover
e. ment and OF our own. In April of Ii
a. year, for the realization of the probe
VI il was suggested that the Government