Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-15

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them to support Dorsheimer for Lien
tenant Governor, but it is infipitel,
more Illuminating now TO be compelled Il
swallow two Republican renegades of Nc
political honor. both of whom held of
nee under the Republicans. Weed ther
eites the case of third renegade Repub
mean. Secretary of State Bigelow. and
declares that all the men who declined
were good men. The present ticket is
misersbly weak and will be beaten easily
and heavily. The Maine and Vernon,
elections evidently caused many Of the
recent destinations.
ABOUT midnight Vanderbilt awoke after
pref sleep. and was seized with pain
"nich lasted several minutes. but he
soon became easier. At times his pain
was SO severe that he prayed to die aud
De delivered from il. His attendants
were much alarmed for his condition.
| CRERDMoRE, September l4.-Ths fr.
ing In the International rifle match was
resumed shortly before IL o'clock. At
the 500 yard range. each team had
uinsreht shooting ground frou, that
USED yesterday. The weather is fine and
immense numbers of people are arriving.
AZ ooo yards the Americans scored 525,
irisn, o02; Scotch, 525; Canadian, 492;
Australian. $40. Fully five thousand
persons were present when the firing
began. Fulton fred the first shot of the
American team at 800 yards, aud made
oniis'eye. scoring 5; Gildersleeve made
niece successive buli's.eyes; Bodines
nrst three shots were 4, 5, and 4; Aliens
nrst shot missed the target; his second
scored only 2, and his third tbree.
Rathbone's first two shots were and 4:
bakers first shot was a bulls eve. and
farweil's first four shots scored 4, s. 4.
and 5.
CREEDMoRE, Septembe 14.-The fol.
lowing are the total scores at the 800
yard range: Canadian team-Masop.
gu; Gibson, "a; Cotton, Sc; Adams, 66.
Bell. SO; Murison, IS; Cruit, IS; Disher,
So; Total 400.
CREEDMoRE, September 14.-The total
OF the American team at the 800 ward
range is 525; Irish, SCI; Scotch, 525.
The Americans and Scotch have tied on
the 500 yards. The Scotch thus far NAM
tanned their lead of yesterday by nine
points. The Americans are now nine
teen ahead of the Irish.
OMAHA, Neb.. September l4.-Lieu.
tenant General Sheridan and Col. M
Sheridan passed through here this
morning en- route for Fort Laramie.
where he is to meet General Crook in
a few days, and there arrange for
vigorous prosecution of the Indian
war through the coming winter, and the
establishment of large cantonmen. in
the Powder River country, etc.
CnEEDMoRE. Sept. 14-The score Of
the Australian team at 800 yards was as
follows: Gee 70, King So. Wardell s7
smith 59. Lynch 81. Draper 81, Sleep
64. Slade 70. Total 522
Scotch team: Boyd 66, Wbitlaw 65
CLARK 81. Rae 81, Mdehall 63, Frazer 7O
McVitter 60, Thornton 70. Total 525,
IRISH team: RiRby go. johnson CT
Joynt "a. Dyas 60. Ward 66. Fulton az |
Miner 81, Golf 56. Total, 500.
American team: Fulton &C, Bodine
20. Gildersleeve 68, Rathbope G5. bakers
tai. 525. W. io'
AT the nine hundred yards range the
Americans have Sis. Australians 49a
Canadian 465. Irish 4S5, Scotch 462.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 14.-It ia Msssa.
cnusetts day at the Centennial, and the
attendance promises to be the largest of
any since the opening. The grounds At
an early hour are crowded with delepa.
hons from the Bay State. The State
building was the scene of busv life
streams of visitors thronging the rooms
sna passing in and out in never ending
CREEpMoRE, Sept. 14.-The scoring on
ne first five shots at 900 yards stood as
olows: Americans ITO, Canadians 1eO
IRISH l56, Scotch 14S. This gives the
american team in the aggregate score
hus far lead of 10 points.
CREEDMoRE, Sept. 14.-The Ameri.
ans are IN the aggregate score at 500
nd 200 yards ranges Al points ahead Of {
he Scotch and 48 ahead of the Irish
he announcement of scores which
bowed the Americans had made good
IN was received with vociferous and
apeated cheers. The international rifle i
latch is over and the American team
on.