Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-11

revolver. He died instantly. The de-
ceased was originally from Dayton,
Ohio.
CHICAGO, June l0.-A Times Bis
marck says. train Of 81 wagons. under
the command OF San Stevenson, arrived
here last evening from the Deadwood
mines for supplies. They brought in
about fifteen thousand dollars in gold |
dust. The steamer Yellowstone also ar
rived in yesterday and brought S2l, 200
in dust, having sold her cargo of sup
plies, intended for Montana, to the
Black Hills train at Fort Pierre. A
train is loading to-day for the return
trip. The day after Stevenson arrived
with supplies. the whole stock was sold
at once. -four 1913 per sack and other
goods in proportion. 1t ia estimated
that from four thousand to seven thou
sand miners are in the Deadwood
region. Crook City is located ten miles
west of Bear Butte, and Deadwood il ten
miles north of Crook City. Deadwood
Gulch is about three miles long, and
every portion of it is being marked With
claims which pay from $3.50 to So per
day with occasional pockets yielding
much more. Four men took out in one
day fifteen pounds.oi gold worth $4,000.
Another claim yields from $1,80 to
%. 800 per day, two gangs of ten men
each being employed mining day and
night. Large parties have gone to the
Big Horn regions from the Black Hills.
The head of the Little Mission is also
being prospected. OF AZ men who came
in yesterday. none are dissatisfied with
the Black Hills prospects and none ex-
press fears OF the Indians. Many rich
prospects are reported from the Rapid
Creek region. No Indians were seen by
the party on their way in nor by the last
few parties who left here in going to the
Black Hills, nor have any been seen
about Deadwood since the time the mill.
tary expedition left Lincoln and other
points for the Yellowstone.
ST. LOUIS, June 10.-Messrs. That
cher, Horton, Sears, Shaw, Leland,
Lowe and Sheldon, Of the Kansas Dele
CATION to the Republican National Con
vention, arrived here this morning ani
will leave for Cincinnati tonight. Tn,
other three members are already East
the delegation is solid and enthusiast,
for Blaine. The Colorado delegation
came, down with them and they are
also for Blaine. The combined dele
cation sent dispatch this morning h
Blaine, assuring him of their support.
Judge Usher and Mr.. Brethreton o
Lawrence. Kansas. are en- route Il
| Washington, to testify before the com
mittee on the Kansas Pacific bon,
matter. Judge Usher says bis testimon.
will confirm that OF Stewart given som
time ago. in generating Mr.. Blain
from all connection with the Kansas Pa
oific bonds.
CINCINNATI, June 10.-Ths trains al
irving this morning were crowded wit
delegates to the Convention and th
friends Of prominent candidates an
a others interested in the coming oontes
Among the, notable arrivals were Euger
Hale and NJ. H. Frye from Maine; Bel
q jsmin F. Loan of st. Louis; Parker
Chandler Of Boston; Schuyler Crosby
Q Now York; VIM. Henry Smith of Chicsg
Q A. G.. Brown of New York; Thoml
: Stewart and J. R. O'Brisn of New Yorl
!. Governor Stearns of New Hampshir
and Parson Brownlow of Tennessee
The Lincoln Club of New York, heade
J. by Downing's band, paraded some Of Il
: principal streets immediately upon i
u arrival making very creditablo displa
The rumor that Mr.. Blaine would b
= present next week is authoritatively d,
!. MED.
- As regards the prospects of the ca
didates, every moments development
70 seem to indicate that the struggle ne
week will be very obstinate. II is n
- probable that balloting will take pla
before Thursday and perhaps not
- Friday. Hon. j. H. Frye this morni
"a denies emphatically that Blaine wou
withdraw his name as candidate
70 that after the first ballot he would mai
), the candidate who should succeed hi
The friends of Blaine claim that beoau
w. the Democrats believe him to be I
y most dangerous to their party they ha
subjected him to the ordeal throu
no which he has passed. There is gr'
a. anxiety to know how Illinois will 60
the event of Blaine's failure to secure
majority. Conkling's friends are "
r, enthusiastic and confident of the succ
of their favorite. Bristow's ,adhere
seem to lack strength, although lal
ID number OF delegates who are his frier
are expected to arrive on Monday,