Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-01
EASTERN DISPATCHES.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, July 3O.-OrderS
have been issued from the Department
Headquarters here for one company
from Fort Smelling and another from
Fort Abercombie, to proceed Immediate
" to Standing Rock Agency, in pursu-
ance of orders received on yesterday
from General Sheridan. taking military
control of the Sioux Agencies, and treat
ing the absent Indians as enemies;
to disarm aud deprive them of their po-
MES in coming in or endeavoring to go
out, and to be arrested and held as DTS
oners of war. The commanding officer
at the Standing Rock, Cheyenne and
| Lower Brule Agencies, have been in
| formed of these orders and notified that
thew can have all the force needed for
enforcing the same.
CHICAGO. July 30.-The later Ocean
Washington special says: The Pres
ident has become disguised at the long
continuance of the session of Congress
and being unable to go to Long Branch
has arranged for cottage at the Soldiers
Home, where President Lincoln used to
stay and his family will move there to.
morrow. There seems to be no in
dications of an adjournment this week,
the Senate will have II long discussion
over the Belknap verdict and the house
is likely to have eleven investigating
committee reports to act on, each of
which will provoke more or less dis
| cussion.
The Couriers special kilograms give
details of a massacre by the Turks in
Basnia; 800 christians were tortured and
drowned in the village of Pervan and
Lunar, II women were cut to pieces at
Pavies, 60 children stoned to death and
at Rathlove, one hundred and eighty
girls violated and murdered at Sacka-
Iowa and three thousand christians were
massacred at Pridir.
The Times special says, the Turks at
Wibetza, after two hours fighting, fled in
uncomfortable panic. the greater part of
the army was lost. Bilek is surrounded
there is panic at IrebriDge; this
disaster leaves Herzegovina practically
defenceless.
The Uelegraphs Vienna special, speak.
ing of Intervention says, the initiative will
be taken by England at Belgrade and
Constantinople with the approval of the
powers. The beligerents are favorable
to peace negotiations.
New York, July 31.-The World
Saratoga special says: While here,
Tilden declined to talk over the points OF
his letter with any person whom he sup
posed would communicate to the public
press. There are prominent men with
whom he did talk freely and some of the
essential points are thus becoming
drawn. A draft OF the letter in
general outline has been made
subject however to charges and
modification in the revision. Gov
ernor Hendricks is ready but will
= not be given to the public until Tilder
is ready with his. Both letters will TAXI
= decided ground on the questions of re
form, correction of abuses, reduction o
expenditures and rigid economy in al
branches of public service. The finan
cial question will be squarely met b!
o Tilden aud will condemn the policy o
y the Republicans as acting in bad faitl
toward the interests of the country il
fixing the time for the resumption O
8 specie payment without providing an.
, means to carry this provision into effect
l. and further, that the policy rs has bee
: carried out is one OF that makeshif
character which has resulted in injury t.
- the business of the country and destruC
- ton of confidence without securing tn
result of resumption, which the majorlt
@ of Ethe people of the country earnes,
9 " desire. Forced resumption will b
,. held to be impossible, its accomplish
= ment only to be brought about by tn
revival of industrial and commercial in
terests and the reduction Of expenditure
9 in every department of the Government
8 The policy of keeping the expenses {
IL tho Government at the figures of th
It past ten years now when every bus
o ness man, farmer and mechanic Is con
|. PEELED to economize and reduce expense
will be condemned as one that is i
every way detrimental to all classes an
IS all interest.
n WASHINGTON, July 80. - Kelly wi
again offer his silver-dollar bill in tn
? House tomorrow should an opprtunit
present. The large vote given thi
proposition last Monday encourages il
n friends in the belief that the necessar
a two.third vote to suspend rules and pas
', it may be obtained. On Monday
u lacked but seven votes of having two
II thirds majority and the friends of til
measure think it highly probable th
10 small majority may be overcome t.
NJ morrow.
- NEw YORK, July 3l,-The Mohawk
- be turned into an oyster boat; it b
81 been sold for $40, 900.
1t is reported that Garner, by his wi
NJ has left one million dollars for the su
in port of an opposition ferry running
- Staten Island, and that the New 70
" Yacht Club house at Stspleton is made
present to the club. The club-hou
rt cost STA, 900.