Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-29

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WILMINGTON, Del, August 2S.-The
Democratic State Convention met at
Middletown yesterday and renominsted
John p. Cochran for Governor and JAS.
Williams for Congress. The resolutions
are vigorous in denouncing the Admins
tration and the Civil Rights bill, GEN.
sure the course Of Representative Lof-
land. and extol the Democratic policy in
the State.
New York, August 2s.--Six hundred
Mennonites, nearly all from the south
ern part of Bussia, reached here yester-
day. The number of men and women
are about equal, and there are many
children in the party. Nearly all so TO
Dakotah.
CHICAGO, August 2S.-General Sheri-
dan issues an order to Brigadier General
Terry, at st. Anthony, saying that I'M
official information has reached these
headquarters of the organization Of par
ties at Sioux City. Yankton and Bis
marck to invade the Sioux Indian Reser-
walton, with view of visiting the coun-
try known as the Black Hills. Should
ii be correct, you will please notify such
parties that they will not be permitted
to 90 unless under the authority of the
Secretary of the Interior or OF Congress.
The rumors circulated after Secretary
Bristow's appointment to the Treasury
Department, that he would shortly re-
sign his position, so as to devote his time
and attention to the care of the estate OF
a recently deceased uncle Of Mrs. Bris-
tow, who left to that lady and her sister
an estate worth $500, 900, aud naming
General Bristow as executor, il again re-
Hugh Mccullough will again be called
to the Treasury Department.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2S.-Some errors oc-
Cured last night in telegraphing the
names of the nominees at the Democratic
State Convention. Following is a cor
rect and complete list: Governor, Chas.
H. Hardin; Lieutenant Governor, Nor
man McGrath; Auditor, Thomas Holla-
day; Treasurer, Joseph W. Mercer; At
torney General, John A. Hockadsy; Reg
lister of Lands. George G. Diegle; Super
intendent of Public instruction, r, d.
Sharon; Supreme Judges, W. Hough,
long term. VIM. Napton to fill vacancy.
COLUMBUS, Aug. 2S.-The official can
'ooo eioWo nnyoihy nboihot tAo heW
constitution in the last election.
WASHINGTON, Aug 2S.-General Sher-
man has returned to this city.
New YORK, Aug. 2S.-Demas Barnes
has given $l5, 900 bail in suit for libel
instituted against him by Henry G. Bow
en-.
New BEDFORD, Aug 2S.-There was a
pyrotech nical display and other ceremo-
MES in honor of President Grant last
night. To-day the President visits Hy-
ana, Nantucket and Princeton.
New YORK, Aug. 2S.-The "City OF
Pekin" arrived to-day from her excur-
sion to Newport off Sandy Hook. Guests
assembled on the main deck, and with
Governor Parker, of New Jersey, in the
chair adopted resolutions congratulate.
ing the Pacific Mail Company on the
possession of such fine vessel, declar-
ing it to be the duty of the Government
to SO shape legislation that the American
flag shall be restored to the seas, and
complimenting John Roach and Capt.
Griffin, builder and commander of the
City of Pekin. Russell Sage and Rufus
Hatch, President and Managing Direc.
tor of the Pacific Mail Company, were
especially thanked for their attention
during the trip. After addresses by the
more prominent guests the doxology
was sung, and the meeting closed. Over
1000 persons visited the City of Pekir
at Newport.