Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-08
SALE SUSPENDED.

SALE SUSPENDED.
WASHINGTON, June 3.-Secretary De- |
lano has concluded to suspend the sale
of the Indian lands in Kansas, till Jan
uary, rs. This action is taken upon |
the recommendation of Gen. ingalls,, |
Commissioner Smith and others, in con-
sequence of the suffering of settlers by
drouth and grasshoppers.
GREAT EXCITEMENT.
MAHoSEY CRY, Pa, June 3.-The citi-
zens are greatly excited, and all places of
business are closed. The first disturb
ance was at Tyler & Co. s colliery, when
Sheriff Agnew with posse ordered the
rioters to dispense; one of their chiefs
fired on the Sheriff, and firing then be
came general, the rioters firing volley
on the citizens, who were outnumbered.
Henry Leitenberger, policeman, was
wounded, and is in critical condition;
Henry Lochman was wounded in the
leg; VIM. Epcks was shot in the head,
and another man in the shoulder. Eight
of the raiders were wounded and carried
away; one of them was killed. The
strikers have dispersed in different direc-
tons. Col. Huntzinger has established
his headquarters in the Mansion House,
and the troops are quartered in the City
Hall. Much excitement prevails. The
miners will again resume work to-mor-
row.
| ANOTHER STRIKERS RIOT
CHICAGO, June 3.-Considerable ex-
element was created here to-day by a
strike Of employees at the various coal
yards on account of reduction of wages.
Non-union men were employed. but the
strikers in large numbers visited the
various yards and compelled them to
stop work. Several non-union men were
severely beaten.
GEN. sHERIpAN's MARRIAGE.
CHICAGO, June 3.-The marriage OF
Lieutenant General P. II. Sheridan and
Miss Irene Rucker. daughter Of Major
Rucker. Assistant Quartermaster Gen.
eral. was celebrated at the residence OF
the BRIDES parents, 504 Michigan avenue
at half-past eight this evening. The
following were invited and were present
with the exception of the President who
asked to be excused on account of the
, presence Of public business: Mrs. Graut
Gen. and Mrs. Belknap. Gen. and Mrs
Sherman and staff officers, Gen and Mrs
Van Vliet, Gen. and Mrs. Pope, Gen
Q Anger, Gen. Terry, Gen. Ord, Gen. ant
, Mrs. Crook and Gen. Henry. The cere
: mony was performed by tho Right Rev
+ erend Bishop Psley, according to tn
| Of ha IS n
both parties are members. The gift
8 were numerous and Of the most expen
Q sive kind. After partaking of an elegan
n dinner, the bridal party accompanied b.
J. Col. and Mrs. NJ. V. Sheridan. wer
l. driven to their residence on Michigan
avenue, which had been handsomel
decorated for their reception.
Ii MEXICAN RAIDERs-wAR FEARED.
l. SAN FRANoIsco, June "a dispatc
% from San Diego says a letter to the Sa
. Diego Union from Ures, Sonora, report
great excitement over the Mexican raid
in Texas. War is feared between tn
s. United States and Mexico.
l. SHARP REJoINDER.
If The newspaper Estrella, referring t
- the Washington Chronicles version c
the Texas raids, that Mexico is too wea
n to restrain the raiders, says: IF tn
a Great Republic can not or will not kee
h maurading parties from passing into
# friendly State and committing all kind
of atrocities, it can not wonder at wea
Mexico being unable at all times to prt
is vent her bad boys from entering FRIEND
ia ly State.
TOO MUCH ZEAL.
:. LONDON, June g. The Telegraph
Berlin dispatch says the German Go,
w eminent possesses proofs that Ii
:" charges of conspiracy made again.
r. Duchesne are unfounded. Duchesne
e. arrest is due to the excessive zeal of IL
ey Prussian police agents. The lprisons
will be released.