Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-23
DEFERRED TELEGRAMS.

NAsd1NolON, July Nc ~
tendent of the Mounted Recruitiye Ser
vice is ordered to send 1000 recruits to
| Austin, Texas, for the Fourth Cavalry,
and all disposable colored troops to the
same place for assignment to the Ninth
Cavalry; also so colored recruits to Fort
Dodge, Kan, to the Sixth Cavalry.
No information has been received at
the Executive Mansion when the Presi-
dent will return.
The President has sent telegram to
the Secretary of the Treasury, request
ing the latter to meet him at Long
Branch on Thursday next for the pur-
pose Of consulting upon official business.
General Spinner has designated VIM.
Behrins for Chief Clerk of the Treasurer 8
Office.
James Gllfllan has accepted the APP
pointment of Clerk in the Treasury De-
partment.
General reports just from Cuba state
that the belief is that the war will soon
be concluded On that island, owing to
the demoralized state of finances. The
people of the United States have contrib
uted largely to the support Of the Span
ish rule in their way. The American
sugar dealers in New York and Philadel-
phia have advanced larPe sums to sugar
planters, with lien on the slaves as Sc
curity, and are, therefore, real slave
holders; hence they are doing their ut
most to crush the rebellion, the success
of which secures emancipation.
New YORK. July Ex-Governor Dix
declines to confirm the action Of Mayor
Havemeyer in removing the Commits
sioners Of Armories, assigning us rea-
son that removals should only occur in
cases of grave offenses.
The Secretary of the Irish Rifle Asso-
citation told correspondent that all the
preparations for the International rife
match at Creedmoor are completed, and
the Irish train is nearly ready 10 come
to America. Great interest is felt in the
result. 1t is not known whether Lord
Clancarry will accompany the train.
Six hundred Mennonites landed at
Castle Garden on Friday last. and start
ed for Kansas, Elkhart, Ind, and Yank-
ton yesterday.
Edward Miller commenced his walk OF
500 miles in six consecutive days at
1910 yesterday in Barnum's Hippo
drome. At 1880 to-day he had com.
pleted his sixty-fifth mile.
The graduates and undergraduates OF
Columbia College, including all its de.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., law, medicine and
school on mines-are requested to meet
at the Grand Central depot at o'clccl
to-day, to receive the victorious crew.
CHICAGO, July 20. - Washington
special says: A Cabinet meeting of ex
traordinary importance will be helt
on Tuesday. The subjects to be dis
cussed will be the Indian war, the Rus
sian mission, and the complications o
the Secretary of the Treasury and Gen
Spinner.
The Washington National Monumen
Society are moving, and propose to rails
$5OO,000 TO complete the work at tn,
earliest possible date.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, July 20--Ex-Attor
ney General Clarke, of Manitoba, was las
evening struck twice on the head with
slung-shot, in front OF the metropolitan
Hotel, by an unknown person, whit
escaped. This morning. as Clarke wa
leaving for the East, he was attacked b,
r ruffians from Minneapolis, headed b,
Mike Hoy, Chief Of the Police of tina
city, who beat and kicked Clark savage
ly, and but for the interference of two o
our citizens, would undoubtedly hav
killed him. Clarke was taken in car,
and left on the train, but it is feared h,
is seriously hurt, being in poor health
Hoy was arrested and held for trial. H
is one of the Minneapolis party who wer
imprisoned last year at Minneapo
lis for the alleged attempt on the life o
Lord Gordon. The murderous attack Of
Clarke is in revenge for his action a
public prosecutor in that affair.
r MADISON, July 20.-A battery Of tire
boilers in Johnson L. Sons starch manu-
|, factory exploded this morning, demolish
! ing the room and part of the main build
ing. The engineer, fireman and assist
ant fireman were fatally scalded.
ST. Louis, July 2O.-Members of tn
Qualler Commission, who have been ex
aiming the conduct of their Indial
+ Agent, J. D. Miles, arrived yesterday
They say that 100 to $50 Cheyennes ant
Arapahoes are the only Indians on tn
war path in the Southwest. They ar
chiefly young men who were stung t.
. madness for the wrongs done them b.
the white buffalo hunters and wbisk
sellers, the latter having entered thei
; territory and, after getting them drunk
stole their valuables and escaped. San
tante and Big Tree are reported as keep
ing their promises in good faith.
LONDON, July 2O.- Marshall Jewell
) the American Minister at St. Petersburg
left there an his return to the Unitet
States to assume the duties of Pos,
master General. He will sail from Liver
pool on the LIST OF August.
PARIS, July 20.-It is probable that
motion for restoration of the Monarch,
: will be again introduced in the Assembl
to-day.
SAN Francisco, July 20.-The Captain
and crew of the British ship Warrio
Queen arrived tonight in the ship
boats. During the heavy fog last nigh
the ship ran ashore five miles north O
Point Reyes, and will prove tota
wreck. She was from New leland, il
. ballast, for this port. No lives were lost
The Captain and crew abandoned tb
vessel this afternoon.
Belmont has levied an assessment o
81 per share, delinquent August 22d.
During the six months ending Jun
3Oth, the whole number Of marine arr
walls here was 1889, the largest ever be
fore arriving in the same time.
Adolph Sutro will lecture on milne
and Mining" in this city on Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday evenings Of thi
week.
Miss Ina Coolbirth, the poetess,
seriously i'll at her residence in this city
The sixty-fourth anniversary OF th
independence of Columbia was signal
lied to-day by a display of flags in man
places and at the Offices of all foreigl
consulates.
San Francisco has donated $26, 900 t
the Louisiana sufferers. The last remit
lance Of 81, 900 was made to-day.
Tiburcio vasquez was brought befor
the Court OF Silinas City to-day for ex
animation. The District Attorney, frou
San Benito county, appeared and dc
manded that heNbe sent there for trial
The Court granted the motion, and he !
now lodged in the Santa Clara Jail.