Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-30
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Eastern Dispatches.

NEW YoRx, Sept. 90 - Worcester,
Massachusetts, dispatches announce that
Vice President Wilson will be the per.
manent Chairman of the Republican
Convention to-day and indications point
to the nomination of Charles Francis
Adams for Governor and the renomina-
ton of Lieut.. Governor Knight.
Ex-Governor Bgler reports the Cen
tennial collections of this city to date at
a quarter of million of dollars.
Captain Henry Burden, of the 18th
police precinct. was tried before the
Police Commissioners on charges of
corruption and dismissed by unani-
nous vote. A number OF police were
dismissed on the same charge. The dis
missals were brought about by recent
Legislative investigation.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 30 The Peoria ex
press train on the Hamilton and DAYTON
leaving here at p. m. yesterday was run
into by freight tran at Hamilton, Ohio,
demolishing q sleeping.car, killing John
scbuler and fatally injuring three others.
CHICAGO, Sept. ga Washington
special says: Officials at the Indian De-
partment are inclined to think the Com
missioners sent to negotiate for the pur-
chase of the Black Hills are in danger.
The constant reports now Of bad temper
and ;rritability Of the Sioux lead those
best acquainted with their character to
expect some treachery or some
outbreak directed toward the Commits
sioners. The manner of treating with
the Sioux is in a great measure RESPONSE
BILE for this feeling. The peace policy is
construed as only timidity on the part of
the Government, while the swindling of
agents has given the Indian a poor opin-
ion OF the good faith OF the whites. In
view of the present disturbed feeling adj
ditional troops will be ordered to the
vicinity of the Red Cloud Agency. The
present force consists of three companies
OF calvary and four of infantry; enough
to irritate the Indians without impress.
ing them in restricting way. The feel
Ing of uncertainty as to the safety of the
Commissioners has taken such G def.
mite form that 1t may be expected they
will be temporarily recalled from the
place where they are at present in such
danger of losing their scalps.
CINc1NNATr, Sept. 3d. Further ad-
vices from the railroad accident at Ham.
ilton states the only persons injured
were three meu-Jobn Schuler, Y. W.rtz
and Henry Deimer-who were stealing a
ride on the platform of the sleeper.
When the freight train struck it Wertz
was killed instantly, Schiller died shortly
after; Deimer is still living bnt with no
hopes of recovery.
ALBANY, Sept. 20. - The Jaeger Iron
Company, whose blast works, etc.. cost
1851, 900. is found in such conditi,n
as to produce fears that the stockholders
have lost nearly their entire investment.
The heaviest creditors are PENNSYLVANIA
coal companies and they are secured by
mortgages on the property. An investi-
CATION of affairs is now going on.
WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. 29.-The Re-
publican State Convention met at IL 40
a. m. Called to order by W. W. Clupp
of the Boston Journal and Chairman of
the State Convention. The usual CON-
mittees were appointed and the Hon.
Henry Wilson was chosen President.
GLENcovE, L. l., Sept. 30. - Last
night boat containing the Rev. DR..
Geo. B. Proteus, late pastor of All Souls
Church in Brooklyn, Lewis Beniami n
and three others. capsized and the two
former were drowned.
MANCHESTER, N. H., Sept. 90. - The
sky was overcast this morning and a
slight rain fell. Scientists had made
very accurate preparations to take OBJ.
servations and secure photographs OF
various phases of the eclipse of the sun,
but were only able to discern shadowy
outline of the ring as i. approached and
passed over. Although science gains
but little, enough was seen to verify
almost to a second the predictions of
astronomers