Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-09-22

lians, in New Mexico, vice LEWIS, re- /.
signed, and j. NJ. Shaw agent for the !
Apaches in the same Territory.
TRENTON, Tenn, Sept. IL. = AT q
special term of the Circuit Court OF Glib
sou county, after session Of ten days,
FORTY or more indictments were found
against parties supposed to be guilty OF
the murder of the negro prisoners, and
an equal number Of capiases were issued
for their arrest, and placed in the hands
of the Sheriff, who is using every enort
10 make the arrests. Nine OF the IN
dicted parties gave themselves up to the
authorities and were released on Slo,ooo
bail each, to appear at the next term oil
the Circuit Court in December.
PANS, Sept .lS.-The trial OF Bazaine's
accomplices was concluded to-day. Inc
wardens we're adjudged guilty OF negh'
gence. Riell, who failed to appear, was
condemned to ten months Imprisonment;
Col. Villette and Plantin to six months,
and others to shorter terms.
MADRID, Sept. 1s.-The Republicans
have defeated the Carlists in number
of recent engagements.
The Carlists have been repulsed again
from Cuenca.
CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-THE Independent
Reform, or Farmers Congressional Con-
vention, 10 the Fourth Illinois District,
to-day nominated John F. Fswnsworth
in opposition to Gen. Hurlbert, the pres
ent member and Republican candidate
for reelection. The Democrats will, it
is thought, make no nomination, and
Farnsworth' s election is more than prob
able.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Sept. II. - The
colored Republicans of Charleston, who
are disaffected with the nomination Of
Chamberlain, issued call for mass
meeting tonight to indorse the move for
the nomination of an Independent Re-
publican ticket, favoring an honest Gov
eminent. The movement is developing
great strength in many counties, in par
) ticular, in the upper part Of the State.
New ORLEANS, Sept. l7.-At O'Clock
this evening, McEnery formally sur
rendered the State House and all the
State buildings to General Brooks, at the
same time reading to him written ad'
, dress, saying that he did so as the law
: full and acting Governor Of the State. II
= response to the formal demand of Gen
Emery to make such surrender or accep
as the alternative the levying OF wal
|. upon the Government of the State b.
the military forces OF the United States
: In transferring to General Brooks thu
! guardianship of the rights of the peopl'
OF Louisiana, he expressed the hope am
g belief chat he would give protection t
= all classes OF citizens ruled and ruine
= by corrupt usurpations. In conclusion
saying: II know that as a soldier, 20
;, obey the order of the Government OF tn
I United States, but l hope you wi
!. temper your military control of affair
n with discretion in all things, and exhib
"a that integrity of purpose characteristic
! OF officers Of the army" Gen. Brook
- required frum Lieutenant Governe
. Penn statement of all the record
I, which were in the building when the
70 took possession. Governor McEnel
10 =, and his followers then withdrew, leavir
:. the capitol of Louisiana in possession
~ the military officers Of the Federal Go
a, eminent
az az TooELE, Sept. ls.-Chamherlain a
q rived here at one o'clock. Rowber
u, and Warburton have turned over Il
~, -. records, seals, full niture OF the Proba
a. and County Courts. The transfer W
" made amicably, and the records are
IS good order. Chamberlain took an il
y ventory and the Marshal gave his I
CChpts AsoWuohhy no WIN Sonse
the election. There is no exciteme
30 and the Republic is fairly established
u HAVANA, Sept. 1S.-A decree is pu
"a, lished re-establishing titles of nobilit
~ ~ suppressed by the decree of '73, al
We taxes on the same to be collected fro
NO the bearers residing in Cuba.
VI PARIS, Sept. l8.--Regnier, who was
:. important witness, but who fed fro
1s Paris at the beginning of Bazaine s iris
W has been condemned to death in co
Nv Nv sequence of traitorous conduct in the Il
ns gotiations ut Metz. r
GA GA LONDON, Sept. IS. - Latest advic
~ from China and Japan show that Il
.;' Formosa difficulty has not yet be,
Al. settled.
y State Convention reassemt led this NOR
ba ing, and ex Governor Seymour, from Il
ho Committee on Resolutions, made Il
10 10 following report: The Democratic par
VI of New York. pledge themselves anew
NO the principles set forth in the plattor
W adopted last year at Utica, approved
~ the votes of the people of the Empi
an State. and Endorsed by the Democrats
=, :, Illinois, Michigan, Maine and 9th
"a States of the Union: First. gold al
~ silver the only legal tender, and no GU
% rency inconvertible with coin. Secon
:" steady steps towatd specie payment, /,
T.. steps backwards. Third, honest pa
~ ment OF the public debt in coin, Ia
y, plause) and the sacred preservation
=. the public faith. Fourth, revenue =
-" form; Federal taxation for revenue oni
no government partnership With protec
A. ed monopolies. Fifth. home rule,
If limit and localize most jealousy, the fe
,e powers entrusted to public servants. nj
N nicipal, State and Federal; no centraliz
70 ton. Sixth, equal and exact justice
a all men; impartial legislation aud tax
" ton. Seventh, press, but no gag law
a Ninth. official accountability, enforce
IN by better civil and criminal remedies; 4
: private use Of public funds by publ
II officers. Tenth, corporations charted /
n the State always supervised by the Sta
X in the interest of the people. Eleventh
X the party in power is responsible for a
q legislation while in power. Twelfth, tn
q Presidency is public trust, not a pr
4 vate perquisite; no third term. Thil
: teenth, economy in public expense, tht
a labor may be lightly burdened.
). The Democrats Of New York, in cor
# vention assembled recognizing the ind,
q pendence and patriotism of the Libers
|. Republican. who preferring principles I
|. party, shall unite with them in opposin
:. the present State and national admin,
e tration, commend to their support and (
h the approval of all honest and indepenC
; ent persons, the foregoing platform an
NOM iraoo - 49,. convention Tbo -.
!. port was adopted.
d The ballot for candidate for Goyeruo
f resulted--Samuel l.. Tilden, 252; Amo
. j. Parker, 10. Tilden's nomination wa
, unanimous.
\ The convention nominated William
> Dorshnier. Liberal Republican, for Lieu
tenant Governor. 80
CHICAGO. Sept. 1s.-A special to tn
Tribune from New Orleans, received at