Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-22
By T ELEG r A Phi!
SPECIAL TO THE PIoCHE DAILY gECoBD
III WESTERN UNION LINE.
EASTERN DISPATCHES.

ST. LOUIS, July 2l.-The Democratic
State Convention did not adjourn till
six o'clock this morning; resolutions
were unanimously adopted commenting
the action of the Lower House of Con-
gress, iu curtailing extravagant expendi-
lures OF the government and in investi-
eating the corruption of President
Grants appointees in Cabinet through
out all the departments OF the public
service.
New YORK, July 21.-Ethan Allen,
chairman of the National Liberal Re-
publican Committee, has issued an adj
dress annullng the call fora convention
and heartily favoring Hayes and
Wheeler. The address says it is the
logical results of the liberal movement,
and those who still adhere to it. should
at this time cordially support Hayes aud
Wheeler, more decided than the plat
form upon which he stands. Hayes has
personally declared for civil service re-
form for return to specie payment at the
earliest possible day and for the rule of
one term only for the Presidency. The
latter principle being found only in the
liberal Republican platform. The
characters of the nominees guarantee
the principles they profess; if the liberals
in 1872 sustained Horace Greeley, who
was the foremost Republican of his day,
because he was an unselish patriot and
an honest man, they must now sustain
Gov. Hayes for the same reason and to
do otherwise would be inconsistent ac-
ton. The good results have been OBJ
tanned by the inauguration of the liberal
movement OF 1872, which is a matter of
copgratulation. 1t was then that de-
mand for reform against existing abuses
was first made by those who had before
acted within the Republican lines.
Subsequent events have more than con-
firmed the warnings of the liberals then
gwen and have indicated that their ef-
| forts then made for national reform,
| firmly maintaining them for the past
| four years, they have seen independent
voters of all parties adopt their views
and at the 18th hour they have seen the
Republican party in convention as
sembled in entire harmony with the de-
mands of the liberals disregarding
machine politicians.
The Trlbune's dispatch from the camp
of the Fifth Cavalry on Sage Creek says:
|
Red Cloud Agency, all have gone north
except about 300 men aud children.
There has beenla great demand for ammu-
milton. The Indians even offered pony
for thirty rounds of cartridges. About
100 Indians wounded in Crooks fight on
tbs Rosebud in June, are now distributed
among friends at the Agency. There is
much mourning for the Indians from
that Agency who were killed in that en-.
gagement. The Indians acknowledged a
loss of Sc killed in Crooks fight. and a
loss of 280 in Clusters fight. Red Clond
has armed and sent out a great many
warriors to Sitting Bull; even taken the
rations of beef issued on the 10th FROM
the women aud children to supply these
warriors with something to eat on theil
way north. Out of $4,000 Indians be.
longing to the Agency, there are 4,0O(
not present now, and the agent is nc
longer able to deny that bis Indians
have mostly gone north to join Sitting
Bull. Many mounted to go Immediately
after the sun dance of last June. but were
detained. When the news of Custer.
fight came to them, they began leaving
at once in large and small parties, unit
now the Cheyennes are nearly all gone
and at least the entire fighting strength
of the Sioux.
RICHMOND. July 2l.-Durng q sever
storm here last Disht, Dickerson &c Co. I
saddlery establishment was carried
away, and number of persons injured
but none fatally.
New YORK, July 2l.-The body of Mr.
GARNER has been recovered from tn
yacht Mohawk. The divers are endeav
oring to secure theIother bodies. Mr.
GARNER, wife and party of friends wer,
out yachting opposite Stapleton, when I
storm came up and wrecked them
Stapleton and New Brighton are draped
in mourning. The sailors charge thu
whole misfortune on Captain Rawlings
and be remains under arrest
) M1DDLETowN, N. Y, Jnly 21.-Wisne
Murray, who was shot at Goshen or
. July 18th by Robert II. Berdell. whom
|. . he had horsewhipped for alleged insul
: to his mother, died this morning. Muir
= ray was married to a sister of the di
vorced wife of Berdell.
AUGUSTA, Me-, July 21.-Blaine leave
I for Rye Beache to-day to reouperatt
. His health is not much improved but b
: is physically little stronger.
WASHINGTON. July 21.-The impeacl
ment trial has been postponed unit
1 Monday on account of the illness
. counsel carpenter and manager Laphan