Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-10-22
BY T Ell e G r AP II!
SPECIAL TO THE PIoCHE DAILY REooRp
NJ WESTERN UNION LINE.
EASTERN DISPATCHES.

through New York State afternoon
and evening from now till election. He
is received with great enthusiasm. At
Buffalo 80, 900 people turned out A
large number of visitors called at the
rooms of the Republican Committee on
Thursday. Among them were ex.Gov-
ernor Morgan. General Banks. ex.Gov-
ernor Noyes. Sherman, Rogers, Colonel
George FIidley, Chairman of the Iudi-
ana State Committee; Major Pangbourp,
of New Jersey; and Amos Townsend, one
of the newly elected Ohio Congressman.
| The Committee is kept busy preparing
| for the last two weeks' campaign. and in
receiving calls from campaign speakers,
who are seeking a new field Of work
| East or West.
| The comments at the Republican
headquarters continue to be favorable to
the action of Grant in declaring martial
law in South Carolina.
At the Democratic headquarters ut the
Everett House, on Wednesday evening,
there was wonted activity. Tilden, as
usual, and Lieutenant Governor Dorsh-
elmer eX-LIeutenant Governor Beach,
and Hon. Benjamin A. Wells were among
the visitors.
Quimbo Apo, Chinaman, killed
John Kelley, by stabbng him early this
morning. He was arrested when run
ming away. This same Apo killed his
wife many years ago, and was sent to the
State Prison for five years. Soon after
his release he killed man AMI was sent
to the State Prison for ten years. Very
soon after that sentence was served, he
killed man with a brick and was sent
to the Island for six years This was his
fourth murder.
The Worlds Washington special says
The President and Cabinet at meeting
to-day, took final action with regard to
the disposition of Tweed, whose arrival
on the steamer Franklin at New York, is
now hourly expected, Acting Secretary
of State Cadwallader presented to the
Cabinet letter from Tilden, asking that
Tweed on his arrival be delivered to the
Sheriff of New York, and that no unof-
fetal communication be permitted with
the vessel until after Tweed is surren-
dered to Sheriff Conner. The President
and Cabinet decided that this request
should be promptly complied with, and
accordingly the Secretary OF the Navy
was directed to send orders to the Com
mander of the Brooklyn Navy Yard to
that effect to be delivered to the Com.
mander of the franklin upon his arrival
A special from London says that Eng
land has decided to leave the Ottoman
Empire to its fate. She will hold Con
stantinople to the last extremity, but thu
territory can be divided up among what
ever nations are able to subdue and hole
. it. If Russia now crosses into Balkant
; the hour OF the Turk in Europe ha,
, come. England's plan now is to MAKE
Constantinople second Gibraltar. HeI
Majestys Cabinet on Thursday nigh
. resolved that the invasion of Turkey by
the Russians will be signal for the oc
cupation of Constantinople by 80, 00(
troops and the movement of the Who'll,
fleet OF ironclads in Beiska Bay to the
, Golden Horn. To provide for such al
emergency transports will at once carr.
three corps of regulars to Malta, wher,
enormous quantities of military store
and provisions have been accountability
; for months past. Should the non. bel
ligerent Powers, such as Germany, Aus
tria and France. oppose Britain, her Dol
10y will be the occupation of Egypt. Thi
course is rendered necessary by the vita
importance to Great Britain of the Sue
Canal. Some prominent Englishmel
say that tho Khedive would be very will
8 ing to hold his title under the sovereign
q ity of the English throne, much tn
r same as the Royal Princess Of India
The command of the British troops il
the East has been assigned to Major
f General Sir Charles William Dunba
0 Surely, an experienced Indian officer.
s One hundred and fifty half.pay off
GERS OF the British army have!applied fo
permission to join the Turkish forces
30 bitter is the hatred of Russia. Pc
u sitions are said-to be already offered t
!. them.