Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-11

ceived there from Durango, confirming
the truth Of the reported attempt made
to assassinate Don Carlos during the
aboritive Inutiny OF his troops.
WASHINGTON, Oct. g. The Commits
sioner of Indian Affairs is in receipt Of q
letter from Agent Miles, dated at the
Cheyenne and Arapahoe agency, Sept.
30, stating that seven young kiowas.
headed by the famous chief Big Tree.
and twelve Cheyennes, headed by White
Horse, had come in the previous evening
and made Professions OF friendship. Big
Tree said he belonged to Saptanta's
band, numbering about one hundred and
twenty, csmped 80 miles from this agen-
cy, and that they wanted to come in and
remain there instead of going to Fl.
Sill. Miles and Gen. Neill regarded the
whole party as a suspicious set, and
made them prisoners of was Int let two
| squaws go. -.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. THE Franklin
Institute exhibition formally opened to-
day, in the presence-o of Governor Hart
ranft, Director General Goshorn, Presi-
dent of the Centennial Exhibition, John
Walsh and the city officials. The build
ing covers two and half acres. There
is fine show of machinery.
NEWARK, n. j., Oct. g. John A.
1 Broadwell, late tax receiver. pleaded
guilty to-day to the indictments for en-
bezzling the public funds.
CoRrNTH, Miss, Oct. 5.-The Cesser-
natives carried the municipal elections
by large majority to-day for the first
time in nine years. There is great re-
joiciag tonight.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 6.-The Picayune
lexpresses the opinion that Governor kel.
loeg will not sign the new city charter
, bill, which passed the last Legislature,
bi,iss tLv appoi.t.I.out Ut city Umuers "
the Governor.
, The Conservative Parish Convention
, to-day nominated full ticket, headed BY
! G. ]. Leeds for Mayor.
PANS, Oct. 6.-Returns show $50 Re.
publicans elected to the councils general
o $50 Monarchists and 100 Bonapartists.
\. VIENNA, Oct. .5.-The new Free Pres,
reports that Denmark has sent O note Il
~ Berlin with reference to the expulsion o
d the Danes from Schleswig. The not
IS cites various treaties by virtue o
IA which Danish subjects in Prussia are t.
- enjoy all privileges accorded to, the mos
- favored nations, and seeks to show thai
"a they are liable to expulsion only TO
lie open violation of law.
). MApR1p, Oct. 5.-The Carlists, 400
strong. attacked vich, in Catalonia, AM
met with decided repulse, with heav,
:, loss in killed and wounded.
CAIRO, Oct g. The Nile is risin
above the usual point reached in it's pc
c riodical overflow, and there are fears o
IA disastrous inundation. The Govern
. ment is endeavoring to prevent seriou
,, damage,
d CALCUTTA, Oct. 6.-Advices from tn
famine stricken victims state that 81
hundred thousand natives are still SUI
\. ported by the Government. 1t is r,
i. ported that the Government expenditure
\. on account of the famine will cease o
18th inst. = ~
AZ LONDON, Oct. "a meeting will b
Of held tomorrow, at which steps are to
taken to obtain Government relief f
the sufferers by the gunpowder e1plt
q. sion in Regents Park Canal.
n At Northampton, yesterday, on tn
). reading Of the declaration of the electio
Is OF Fowler, the Liberal candidate, a mol
in consisting of Bradlaugh's supporter
,e became riotous, and were dispersed |
the military. Several persons were il
jured. At midnight the town WAS quie
ar RIO JANEIRo, Oct. Cit is probab
:. the Emperor Don Pedro will visit II
40 United States next year.
lie Late advices from the civil war
s. Buenos Ayres state that there is Il
greatest excitement among all classes
consequence of the instruction. Mar
a. persons are flying to the city. Evel
NJ departing steamer carries away hume
- Gus families, and all merchant vesse
We are escorted to sea by war ships of the
respective Governments, as they fear Il
insurgent fleet.
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