Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-18
poleon will visit Philadelphia in septem-

poleon will visit Philadelphia in Septem-
Der.
Belleni's remains have been removed
from Paris to his old home under the
shade of Mount Etna.
Besides the troops taken from the
forts here. one company goes from Sack
cts Harbor to re-inforce General Terry.
Colonel Pursell. the owner of the stall.
lion Smuggler. which trotted the fastest
time on record at Philadelphia yesterday
WAS offered 800 900 for the animal.
which he refused. A match against
Goldsmith Maid is now talked of.
The Times Washington special says
Evans, Fort Sill trader, will arrive
on Tuesday. If Evans testimony can
be given Wednesday, there ia fair pros
pect that the trial will be concluded this
week and given to the Court for decision.
| Upon the conclusion of the testimony,
| speeches will be made by two of the
managers and two of the counsel for Bel
KNAPP. The expected speeches besides,
will be concluded within three days. The
Senate will not be likely to delay the case
great length, but will vote after fair
declaration.
The heat continues almost undated,
several prostrations and deaths.
CHICAGO, July 1.-THE Inter Oceans
Washington special says: For the first
time in the history of Congress, the
Senators and members are without
visible means of support. The Sergeant
alarms is bankrupt and can pay no
salaries until the legislative appropria-
ton hill is passed.
Sexton and Sosson played an ex-
hibition game Of Billiards here yesterday,
resulting in score of 800 to LOT in
favor of Slosson. They start for San
Francisco tonight.
A dispatch from Laramie, confirms
| the safe arrival of Gen. Crook at Goose
Creek and states that his command is
in excellent condition. General Mer-
ritts command reached Fort Laramie
July 14'h.
LEAvENwoRTH, Kansas July 1.-Two
artilliry companies, recently stationed at
| Fort Leavsnworth, have been ordered to
the Indian country and will depart for
the scene of action immediately on the
arrival of some companies of the U. S.
Tenth cavalry (colored) from Fort
Sill, who have also been ordered to re-
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.. s. Cavalry, have been ordered to
Fort Leavenworth to supply the place of
the Fifth Infantry, which departed last
Wednesday for the Sioux country.
OMAHA. July .-Telegrams received
here yesterday are to the : fleet that the
Indians are moving on Medicug Bow,
a station on the U. P. Railroad, almo st
due south of Fort Fetterman; it is sup
posed for the purpose of capturing or
destroying supplies which have been
stored there recently in great quantities
by the Government. there being SO, 00O
rounds of ammunition among othel
things. A small force OF Indians could
seize and destroy these stores, as Medi.
cine Bow is small station and the
country round about is sparsely settled
Their destruction at this time would seri.
ously impede military operations against
the Indians. News has also been re.
ceived here that many Indians are leav-
ing Spotted Tail and Red Cloud agpn-
cies for the purpose of joining Sitting
Bull and that COL Merritt. now at Fort
Laramie, has been directed by Sheridan
to intercept them at once at all hazards