Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-11-02
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SPECIAL ~ THE PTocKE DAILY RECoRD
BT wEsTERN UNION LINE,
EASTERN DISPATCHES.

NEW York, Nov. THE Times
Washington special says: General Sher-
idan arrived here last night and to-day
had long interview with the President,
In company with the Secretary OF War
and General Sherman. The purpose of
General Sheridan's visit was to consult
the military authorities in reference to
the details of the campaign against tho
hostile Sioux, upon which General Ter
ry Is preparing TO start. General Sheri-
dams presence here has given rise to re-
ports that he Is to be sent to command
troops in The Southern States. There is
no touudatiou whatever for such report
as there ~ nothing in the situation of
affairs requiring his services in that Sec
non. He left tonight for the west.
NEW YORK, Nov. lin regard to the
conference yesterday of the railway mag
mates Vice President King declined to
say anything more than that the Man
ayers had been in session all day without
accom- plishing any definite results.
good degree of harmony had prevailed
during all their discussion. but what
would probably be the result Of their de-
lib rations he could not say. Another
meeting will be hely to-day.
CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-The official report
of the battle between Sitting Bull,
Pretty Bear, Bull Eagle, John Sons,
Arcs, Standing Bear, Gaul and White
Bear on Cedar Creek gives the same gen.
eral results that we're given in tine Bis.
marck dispatch last evening. The re-
port concludes: II believe this matter
can DO closed now by vigorous work.
Some cavalry ia Indispensable.
New YORK, Nov. AT the transac.
tons OF the American Mining Board yes
terday 1900 shares We're sold. Alpha,
501a Belcher. 1917; Best and Belcher,
52&4@5s; Bullion, $685.; Caledonia,
1919; Oentennial3Ha; Choilar-Potosi, 80;
Cleveland, 1901; Imperial, AZ; Con.
Virginia, 60; Crown Point. 1917; EI-
cbequer, lG24@l7; Grant $685. Julia,
Z Hale & Nnrcross, 9@4; Justice, 26H;
K-ntuck, 1914; Kossuth, lI@H; Mer.
chants, AZ; Mexican. 81; N Belle, 81;
Ophir, 577s(1j8; Savage, l5(9h; Sierra
Nevada, 1874; Union Con-, IA; Jacket.
242s.
The Trunk Line Managers have held
several meetings lately concerning the
establishment Of freight rates, cuImin-
ating 10 meeting this morning ut VIM,
d. Vanderbit's house, the results OF
which is not yet announced.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 1.-Suit is on
trial in the Twelfth District Court the
point involved being an attempt to dis
solve the San Francisco Stock aud Ex-
change Board or, rather. to obtain an
order declaring that it was dissolved on
the 9th of August. 1878, The plaintiff
ia Henry G. Hyde, assignee of Michael
Trenor and Geo. 7. Knox, bankrupts,
the defendants being the mem bers of the
san Francisco Stock and Exchange
Board. The suit grows out OF the bank.
ruptcy of Tranor a. Knox on August 9Th,
1873, who were ut that time members OF
the San Francisco Stock Exchange, BY
which corporation it is averred in the
comp amt the assets of the bankrupt
firm have been held and used.
The following dispatch was received
to-day by the Secretary of the California
Mining Company from Jas. G.. Fair,
superintendent: Virginia, Nov. l.
Last evening a rush OF water came into
the ore breasts directly under the sils
of the 1300-foot level. 1t fell through to
the bottom of the niue. The quantity
has now decreased over one-half and
will prob'biy run out by night. Little
or no damage was done"