Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-12-17

for his lenient and kindly policy, asking
Congress to respect the stipulation OF
their treaty with them. and declining 20
make Q move toward changing their ma
tional Copstution except AZ provided in
the stipulations. They enumerate num-
Der of grievances, among which are de-
laws in paying moneys due, grants OF
their lands made to railroads without
consulting them, unjust Determinations
in railroad tariffs made aginst them, the
failure Of the United States to protect
their lands against trespass, and the
agitation in Congress OF the subject OF
making Indian Territory State.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-The ways and
means committee continued the Pacific
Mail investigation. A telegram was
read from Richard B. Irwin. requesting
Gardiner J. Hubbard to act a. his coun-
sel and to engage rooms for him for Mon
day evening. The committee informed
Hubbard that be could not act directly
as counsel, but could suggest questions
TO the committee.
Rufus Hatch was examined by Mr..
Kssson, and exhibited the original checks
for $3.50, 900, made to the order OF Irwin.
The train bearing King Kalakaua and
suite arrived in Baltimore at l020 this
morning. Capt. Temple, Lieutenants
Tatten and Emory and Commissioner
Garter. of the Sandwich Islands, were in
waiting and were introduced to the King,
who seemed in good health. Captain
Temple assumed charge OF the visitors,
and the train proceeded for this city; At
Williams station, Secretaries belknap
and Robson and others got aboard OF
the train, which got here at II 80. The
party was received at the depot BY bat
talon Of marines and large crowd, who
escorted them to the Arlington Hotel.
When the King reached his hotel he
was suffering 80 much from Q severe
cold. that a physician had to be sent for.
Lieutenant Drake is detached from the
Portsmouth. and ordered to the national
schoolship jamestown, at San Francisco
The President, owing to severe cold,
has declined to receive any visitors to-
day.
Judgment has been entered in the Su
preme Court circuit against the Samant
B,y Co.. for 1914, 631, for arms furnished
The Indian appropriation bill con
tains an item OF $1,000 for the care o.
the Modocs.
Hager's appointment to the Senst.
Pacific railroad committee, vice Kelly, II
regarded as a gain to the anti.railroad
men.
The Ways and Means committee have
authorized Mr.. Wood to report for the
favorable action Of the House, his reso'
luton calling on the Secretary of the
Treasury to inform Congress what
changes have been made in customs an6
duties collections by the revised statutes
In Fall River, Mimi. afew nights ago
the residence of John Mangius wa,
burned, and his wife and child persisted
in the flames.
During quarrel between two rough
named O'NeiIl and Hall, at Bismarck
D. T., Yesterday, Hall shot O'Nei
through the heart. The murderer sur
rendered.
1t is announced positively that thu
Canadian Government intends to issue
an amnesty to Reil and Lepine. Rel
passed through st. Paul some two weeks
ago on his way to Canada, although Q
reward is still offered for his arrest.
NEW York, Dec.-Richard B. irwin
was arrested to-day by the sergeant-at
arms Of the House of Representatives
The reform school ut Waterbury, Yer
mont, is burned. Loss $4,000, insur
ancs 1924 200.
The report Of President Jewett, of tn
Erie railroad shows decrease, of 81 AIS.
7O7. The falling off in the receipts !
attributed to the general depression ii
business.
1t is announced that the railroad,
honestly and economically managed. /
entitled to the confidence Of the public
v1cksBURa, Miss, Dec. IA larg
: body of citizens to-day set forth state
ment on the origin Of the late Difficult
ties. The statement is signed by B.. g
Humphreys, Ex-Governor, and othe
prominent citizens. The statement say
, Cardoza was elected State Superintend
emit Of education; Ames then illegally az
pointed Dorsey his successor, upon th
affidavit of the State Auditor OF Publ
Accounts. Dorsey being arrested an
, imprisoned for issuing forged certit
8 Gates, resigned, and Ames again made q
, illegal appointment. and the appointe
,, still holds the Office. The investigator
also showed that Cardoza was guilt!
! George W. Davenport, negro CHANGER
o clerk, on the discovery that forged wa
: rants were in circulation, was repeated
called on to report to the board OF supe
visors, but refused even permission
examine the records. At the Octob,
term of the court. Dorsey, Davenpo
. and Cardoza were indicted by the gran
Jury. In examination many document
8 were discovered to be missing and SON
t of the records committed to Sheriff Gro
n BY were stolen. The sheriff is also "a
;, collector, and his bond given by law
% worthless. When the supervisors q
o torney declared the bond illegal, Il
d board refused TO order new one and
a. was alleged, acted under the influence
Sheriff Crosby, who published card
u November, stating he would retain Il
y Office till ousted by the Supreme Cour
?, and called on the tax payers to pay u
. The tax payers then held meeting al
= demanded his resignation. Crosby =
10 signed and the others fed. Govern
" Ames, after an application from Crosb
n issued proclamation commanding u
:. tax payers to dispense. Simultaneous
- there appeared card among the negroe
D. signed Peter Cosby, denouncing Il
j. whites and calling the negroes to b
Ia rescue. The same day the Adjuta
:. General and aides-de-camp arrived
>. vicksburg. also Capt. Hall, Of the neg
II militia received orders to hold himself
J, readiness. On Sunday night Chancell
# Hall prepared an order granting an I
:. junction against Crosby acting as sheri
o During an interview with the Chancell
l. and officers next day, Crosby was ask
n to send orders dispensing the negro
:. who we're rumored to be marching {