Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-11
BY TEL EGR APH
SPECIAL To THE PfoOHE DAILY RECORD
BIT WESTERN UNION LINE.
EASTERN DISPATCHES.

New York, July 1O.-To-day is the
hottest day of the season. The Their
mometer is l02. An immense number
of sunstrokes, and many fatal. 1t seems
this morning more like rain, and pros
poets of cooler weather. The long-drawn
heat is unprecedented.
The Tribune editorial says: Hayes has
spoken and his voice has no uncertain
sound. 1t utters clear, manly, unequiv-
ocal declaration of principles which en-
body the strongest desires OF all honest
and thinking American citizens. The
country has waited to hear from him
something more distinct and assuring
than the vague promises of the Cincin-
natl platform. and it will not be dissp.
pointed. The stand he takes in favor OF
reform of the civil service, accompanied
by terse and vigorous arraignment OF
the present system, especially referring
| to partisan services now exactei from
those holding Office under the Govern.
| ment, and closes with the strongest
proof of sincerity which any candidate
could give. We are greatly mistaken II
the declaration will not be hailed
throughout the country MS the earnest of
better days. He distinctly declares him
self in favor of the speediest way to the
resumption of specie payments. This
is plain and simple and all sufficient.
TIE resolution relating to Public Schools
and their release from all sectarian inter.
f.r-nces and control, il emphatically ap.
proved. The great and pressing de-
mands of the country are r, cognzed in
language viii, b can not be mistaken, 1t
| -, -. - hnn v,a.
triotic sincere reformer speaking just
what he means.
Don Carlos arrived here last night
with four travelling companions, all
Spanish nobl-men. They all tried to
conceal their identity and spoke French.
New YORK. July 10.-The intense heat
of Saturday and Sunday caused some 81
cases OF sunstroke, 10 of which were
fatal.
A special from London says Genera
Sack force OF S-rvlans WAS almost an.
nihilntt by the Turks at Stpnz,. Tn.
, Turkish women q red from the windows
, npon the Servians. Four thousand npu
lett Belgrade for the frontier on Satur
day, and all the heavy guns have been
, transported to the fortress. Torptdo-l
, are to be placed in the Danube, tn,
Turkish fleet having passed the iroI
= gates.
Sioux CRY, Iowa, July 10 The citi
gems of this place held meeting yestrr
n day and gave expr' ssion to their f. elini
a In regard to the late disaster to the troop
in the Indian country resulting in III
massacre of Custer and his command
i Resolutions were passed and mrssag
4 signed by the Chairman of the Commit
4 tee, and sent to the Secretary OF War
rendering regiment Of one thousant
}. men with horses and equipments an
transportation train, to BIZ ready fol
II service within ten days after the. accept
). ance by the Government. The Indian
u in the Upper Missouri are becomin
: uneasy and many are leaving the reser
vations. A general outbreak is expected
. New YORK, July 10-Two hundrr
Menonites arrived here Saturday and fiv
o hundred Mormons to-day. They will a
8 leave for the west to-day as accommodt
$ tions among the ruins of Castle Garden
4 are very sparse.
,, WASHINGTON, July 10.-Of the numel
g GUS persons prostituted by the heat YET
70 terday six have died. The thermomete
" registered 103 degrees in the shade. Th
" weather continues very hot and oppre
n sive.
n MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 10.-The prt
peller St. Clair was burned on Lab
# Superior and twenty-seven lives los
No particulars,