Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-10
BY TELEGR APH!
SPECIAL TO THE PIOCEE DAILY RECORD
BY WESTERN UNION LINE.
EASTERN DISPATCHES.

CHICAGO, Sept. San Inter. Ocean
Bismark special says: Dispatches from
Crooks command, dated September 5,
Headwaters of Heart river, so miles from
the Little Missouri and one hundred
miles from Fort Lincoln, reached here
by carrier to-day. After separating from
Terry on the Oath of August Crook fol-
lowed the trail leading south some 200
miles. experiencing much delay on &C.
count OF heavy and continuous cold
rains. Considerable sickness existed
and the troops were greatly discouraged.
The troops were on short rations and the
horses much broken down. The COM
mand was making for the Black Hills
and will await supplies there. In the
meantime scouting in that country and
taking care of any hostiles found there.
Terry, it is supposed, is still following
the northern trail on the north bank OF
the Yellow Stone.
NokTHFIELD. Mimi, Sept. 8.-About
400 men are in pursuit of the bank rob-
bers and their capture is considere ed GER
tain. The impression here seems to be
that the robbers are members of the fa-
nous Younger and James gangs. 1t is
certain that they first came to this CITY
two weeks ago over the river road and
that they have since been seen in differ.
ent localities. at each place giving differ.
ent names and generally different &C.
count OF themselves. The Governor of
the State offers 81, 500 reward for their
capture. Nothing was found on the
bodies of the robbers slain here by which
they can be identified. A report is re-
ceived that the posse overlook the bank
robbers and that fight ensued in which
one of the robbers was wounded but the
rest escaped. The pursuit was contin.
ued. =
WASHINGTON. Sept. 9.-No informa
ton received at the Navy Department in
regard to the reported mutiny on board
the U. s. Steamer franklin, at Lephorn.
the 9Th inst, on the contrary the depart
ment has dispatch from Rear Admiral
Worden on board the Franklin, dated
Spezzia. Sept. 8, showing the vessel was
at that place instead of at LeQborn.
Officials Of the Navy Department are in.
olined to doubt the truthfulness of the
telegram in the Paris Figaro.
BALTIMORE, Md. Sept. GA HAYES
and Wheeler meeting at Cross street
market house, was broken up last night
by roughs; several shots were fred and
VIM. Henry wounded. G. Irvingdilly
who was addressing the meeting at the
moment of the outbreak, was badly
beaten about tho head and face. Within
few minutes after the first shot. the
hall was emptied Of the occupants, many
present jumping out of the windows on
an adjoining shed. The rioters we're
promptly arrested by the police, several
OF whom were in the hall and outside,
Marshal Gray states that yesterday being
election day at the Democratic primaries,
be had given orders to the captains of
the police to have an extra force of men
to attend all political meetings. Last
night in obedience to this order, about a
dozen men were at Cross street market,
within minute after the second shot
was fired. The man firing was in the
hands OF the police this morning. The
rioters were bailed, but were rearrested
and are in Jail and warrants have been
issued for the roughs not captured. The
matter has been before the grand Jury
to-day and the authorities declare them
selves determined that the rioters shall
not escape duo punishment. The rouebs
do not exceed ten in number.
CHARLESTON, 8. c., September 9.-At
midnightthe streets were perfectly quiet.
The streets are patrolled by detach.
ments of white clubs. A meeting of COL.
ored Democrats was held under the pro.