Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-11


the field, the Cheyennes are good for
600 more. the Arrapahoes for 500 and il
thosessouth of the road Join in, which
is very likely. you can add nearly 1000
to the above. making altogether an ef-
fectiye army of from $4,000 to $4,000.
To cope with these, at least 5000
whites will be needed, probably more,
that is if the intention is to make
finish of the business and by subduing
the Sioux that object will be attained, for
they are the only real stumbling block to
civilization left among the aboriginees.
Our infantry are of no use in this kind
OF warfare, except to guard trains and
trading posts. Our cavalry are scanty
in number and therefore there is no re-
source but volunteers from the hardy
men Of this section, who understand, il
any one does, the art of fighting In.
dians. Should the present blow be I'M
avenged, it will take years and millions
to recover our prestige among these
American Ishmealites. All we ask. is
a chance for the people hereabouts who
have blood in their eyes just now"
Major Bryant concurred in most Of the
above and stated that General Counor
would find volunteers in plenty among
those officers of the l4ih who are not al
rendy in the field.
Letters and kilograms are pouring in
from every quarter offering volunteers in
fifties and hundreds. and there is no
doubt but that Government call would
meet with a rousing response. as the
General remarked " all We ask is u
chance to solve the Indian problem.
IAN Francisco. July 10.-Tb dis.
satisfied stock hoders of the N-wars
mine have applied to-day for an injunc
ton on the sale of the delinquent stocl
advertised tomorrow. They consider
they will be- able to control the election
which will take place on the 18th inst
aud Dust the present management II thu
sale can be enjnintd.
Three cases of smallpox was reported
Saturday, two yesterday and seven THU
morning.
The case of the Central Pacific Rail
road Company against A. A. Cohn on
charge of -mbezzIement Of the funds O
that company came up in the Twelfth
} District Court to-day. but at the r. ques
of the counsel for the plaintiff It wa
postponed until tomorrow.
A letter just received from Valparaiso
, Chill. contains the positive intorm-t,o
that George NJ Pinney. d, fauliing Pa,
masters clerk. liz residing 10 that city
Tue lett. r comes from a reliable sourc,
. Pinn.y is represented to have arriv.
, there with two box. 8, each contaiuir
! about so 600 in gold con.
: TRuCKEE. Cal, July 9-Qnite an {,
element was created here y+s'trdn
8 afternoon about 4 o'clock. John Shea
3 u waiter at thu Am. rican Hotel. ha
J some little difficulty with the Chimes
cook, whereupon The Chinsmap procure
!. n pistol and shot the waiter in the bacl
: INJECTING mortal wounds. Mr.. Shear
, q foreigner, about twenty years of ag
a The Caucasian League turned ont an
g threatened to burn Chinatown if Il
!. Chinaman who committed the de- d W,
e not delivered up by six o'clock this ~
: ing. Serious trouble ia anticipated b.
;. nothing further has occurred.
! SAN FRANCIsCo, July 10 CHARLES Ne
d man, a wellknown citizen and member
T the society OF Pioneers, committed AT
: eide yesterday by shooting himself I
- selected place to die very convenient
g the morgne, for after he had shot hiI
: self the first person to reach him VI
|. Deputy Coroner Phelps. The smol
d had hardly drifted away when Phell
9 reached the suicide. to find his hand st
II clasping his pistol dropping to his sid
l. The bullet passed directly through Il
Is head, coming out over the left ear.
died instantly and the body was remov,
r at once to the morgue. No cause can
g. assigned for the act and deceased left l
" letters of explanation. His wife So
le that he has been out OF his head duril
8. the last two weeks. This lady is we
known as Madam Marie Neuman, pr
D. prietress Of millinery store, 6l2 Kef
10 ney street. Her husband was about
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