Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-21
EASTERN DISPATCHES.

NEW YORK, June 20.-There ia some
excitement in town over the approaching
departure OF the delegates for st. Louis.
Kelley said yesterday that he was decid-
eddy opposed to Tilden. It is supposed
that he favors Hendricks. Kelley, Schell
and some others started last night. The
rank and file 60 on Friday. The anti
Tammanyites, who are strong for Til
den. will also 60 in great force.
The Times Washington special says
whatever may now be thought of Cald-
wells telegram transaction, this new
dispatch will not effect it as it would
have done if Blaine had been o candi-
date. His friends claimithat it was prop
er for him to ask Caldwell to corroborate
Scott, as he (CallwelD was the only man
who could do it. The kilograms also es-
tablish the genuineness of Caldwell 8
first dispatch.
New YORK, June 20.-At meeting of
Californians last night. after Gibson had
delivered an address of welcome, Roach
replied. Tears filled his eyes and his
voice was husky with emotion. which he
tried to conceal. Fellow pioneers" said
he, II have lived IN active life in Cali
forlia and l have not often been so much
taken by surprise as to lose my speech,
but Gibson has surprised me to that ex-
tent just now. He has recalled memo.
ries and awakened old feelings in my
heart, that check my utterance. I see
before me many of the men who assisted
in making the State of California.
see the first editor. see the old collect.
or and my mind wanders back to the
time when We were all brothers together
feel n years younger tonight Gen.
tlemen you must excuse me until car
collect my thoughts and quell this
emotion" Roach sat down amid 9
storm OF applause that quite frightened
the walters and made it appear that the
guests we're still hardy young pioneers,
instead of quiet middle aged and sedate
old men.
WASHINGTON, June 20.-Grant made q
speech tonight. in Endorsement OF
Hayes and Wheeler. The1 sersnaders
from the ratification meeting al
the City Hall, after paying Blaine
tho compliment Of visit,
directed their course to the White House.
on the balcony of which the President
soon appeared in response to the music
| OF the marine band and cheers OF the
crowd. When an opportunity was Of
fered him by lull in the noisy demon
stration, be said. Gentlemen-After
all the speaking You have listened to to.
night, for l was with you at your ratifi-
cation, you cannot wish, even il were Q
speaker, to hear anything from me. but
l cannot withhold my approval of the
excellent ticket given you by the Nation
al Republican Convention at Cincinnati,
| q ticket that should receive the cordial
support Of all races, in all sections.
know Governor Hayes personally and I
can surrender with unfeigned pleasure.
nv present position to him, as / believe
shall do on the 4th Of March next,
with guaranteed security for your rights
and liberties under the laws Of the land .
CHICAGO, June 20.-Ths Times Bis
marck special says reliable advices from
Standing Rock Agency report at least
three thousand Indians; that they are
hunting, and large amounts of pelts are
being brought in. but the agent and In
dams try to disguise the fact that their
young men are generally absent. No
traces of them are reported BY Black
Hills parties. except trails leading north.
It lie believed they have gone to meet
Terry. Persons we'll informed do not
believe that the Indians will attack any
settlement east of the Missouri river. but
in case Of general Indian war the set
Elements in Wyoming and Nebraska will
suffer. A train Of sixty wagons leaves
Bismarck tomorrow with supplies for
the Black Hills. Trains are now organ
lied and will run regularly every ten
days. A very large party will leave July