Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-25
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.

Louis special says it is no secret that
John Kelley is working in the interest
OF Hendricks. He has latterly had sew
eral interviews with the Indiana deleRa-
ton. Kelley and his cohorts have made
up their minds that Tilden is already
killed, and they are right. Tllden's
friends claim for him at most 1927
votes, which leave him about sixty short
OF the nomination. His opponents &C.
cord him far less strength. Next to Til
den Hendricks seems to be the candi-
date best supported. The names of
Hancock, Allen, Thurman, Parker are
scarcely ever heard. Even Tilteu ia
made more prominent by bis enemies
than bis friends. All things considered,
If there is to be nomination there must
be concentration upon some such man
as Davis or Thurman. The ex.Cop.
federates will doubtless be the nominate
ing force in the Convention. 1t ia re.
ported that the Massachusetts delegation
will bring out Charles Francis Adams as
a compromise candidate. Tho Vice
Presidency seems to go begging. Thus
far only Mccormick, of reaper fame, and
Broadhead, OF Missouri, have been mem
toned.
The weather is intensely hot,
The Worlds Washington correspond
ent thinks that the recent order discon-
tinuing the Military Division of the
South is simply plot to secure the
electoral vote of Alabama, Arkansas,
Louisiana and Mississippi for the Re.
publicans. The same correspondent
thinks Jewell we'll soon retire from the
Cabinet. He was great friend of Bris.
tow. Some thinks he simply follows
his chief, Others that the Postoffice ap.
preparations don't suit him.
By working hard and sitting until after
O'Clock q. m. the Democrats in the
House have passed the last of the ap.
preparation bills. There is no hope that
the Appropriation bills will get to the
President by the first of July.
Chairman Hunton to-day telegrphed
series OF questions to Pierrepont con-
corning the BIaine-Fisher letters. 1t
became known to Lord few days since
that after Blaine seized the Fisher letters
he went to Pierrepont to ask his opinion
as to whether the House could expel him
for the act, at the same time he sub.
mitted the letters to Plerrepont. Pierre.
pont declined to subscribe to the opinion
subscribed by Black and Carpenter,
Pierrspont was subp@naed, but sent
back word that he had engaged his pas.
sage for England before the subpoena was
served and.that business was urgently de.
manding his attention there, and that il
he did not go he would lose his passage
money and probably be detained some
weeks, 80 the Committee sent series of
questions for him to answer. Knott
says that Reds statement is not the
whole truth and tho Committee cannot
find Ried, Caldwell's clerk, who had
been under subpUn& for some days.
1t is reported that News place has
been offered to Farwell of Illinois.
CHICAGO. June "a In the United
States Circuit Court this morning JUS
sen, in behalf of the defendants in the
whisky cases, asked for stay of sent
ences as follows: A. G. Hessing, Rne
$5. 600 and imprisoned in the County
Jail for two years; o. B. Dickinson and
Jonathan Abel, distilIers, fne 1000
and three months in the County Jail;
Simon Powell, distiller, ans $4,000 and
six months in the County Jail; n. B.
Miller. ex-County Treasurer, fine $4,000
and six months in the County Jail: F.
L. Reed. fine $1,000; 81. G. Pahlmsn
and David Ruck, fine $1,000 and three
months in the County Jail; VIM. Cooper,
fine $500 and three months in the Coun-
ty Jail; 81. B. Hutchinson and David
Cochrane. fine $1,000 and three months
in the County Jail; Geo. T. Burroughs,
fine $4,000 and one year in the County
Jail.
ST.. Looms, June 24.-Psrt Of the Ne
vada delegation arrived here last night.
They favor Tilden in preference to any
one else. Hancock and Hendricks they
say have many admirers west of the
Rocky Mountains but there seems to
be q general preference for TiIden, be
being regarded % tho representative
of reform and 10 most likely to
carry the Democratic party to victory.
All the delegates from the Pacific slope
seem anxious to have the Chinese immi-
grafton question discussed and there
will no doubt be an effort made to inoor-
porate into the platform Of the Conven-
ton plank on this subject. Individual
members desire an sckno wledgment that
the people Of the Pacific States are right
in their opposition to Mongolian immi.
grafton. A small part Of the Ohio dele
gatiou has also arrived. The delegation
10 instructed for ALLEN, but msmbsrs
here 0oy thew womb nceepk Thnrma~