Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-30
BY TEL EG r A PHI!
SPECIAL To TIM PIoCHE DAILY RECORD
BY WESTERN UNION LINE,
EASTERN DISPATCHES.

New YORK, July 2S.-The Times Gin
cinnati special says: The campaign in
this State is progressing finely. En-
couraging reports are coming from
various quarters; the people more
united than ever; the Germans OF Ohio
may be relied on for Hayes. The Gin
cinnati German Turner's Association has
already declared officially for the ticket.
The importance of this movement, can't
be well overestimated as the Turner'S are
power in Ohio politics.
New YORK, July 2S.-The Herald has
a special from the West to this effect
Terrible slaughter of Crooks COM
mand by the Sioux; three hundred men
killed" The Herald's editorial SAYS:
We think we may we'll doubt the story
of the disaster to Crooks command,
which comes to us this morning by a
roundabout way and from uncertain
source. Lame Deer, who reports the
story, may be a myth. His story, in it
self, too circumstantial to be trustworthy
when it is considered how short the time
was after the battle which he allowed
himself to get to the point whence it WAS
brought to Sidney. We are told so much
about the disaster and its consequences,
that it is not easy to believe that there
was disaster at all.
Memphis, Tenn, has cause to mourn
the death of Commodore Garner who
was the heaviest cotton buyer in the
market. He purchased about 10000
bales year from Memphis factors, and
the local papers are expressing some
anxiety lest the purchase may hereafter
be made elsewhere.
The yacht Idler in the race for the
Bennett Cup, passed the quarantine
station, bound in at 5:20 this morning
The Wanderer left at 645, Countess o
Duffern at 8 this morning, and this
morning was outside the bar. Nothing
has been seen of the America or the Tida
Wave
BOSTON, july 29.-By the burning o
a tenement house in Haverhill, MIS-
Long lost her life. Two others escaped
by jumping from windows.
New York, July 29.-The World
Toronto special says dispatches were re
ceived by the Dominion authorities a
Ottawa to-day, to the effect that tn
Sioux Indians in the United States re
Gently made overture S to the Sioux ant
Blackfeet tribes in Canadian Northwes
territories for offensive and defensive
alliance against the whites. Generally
these overtures were rejected withou
parley by the Canadian tribes, where
upon the messengers from the American
Sioux announced that they were in
structed by their council to ask the In
dians of British America to join thel
tribes in their war against the Unite
States. 1t is believed. however
that the Canadian Indians vii
remain neutral although many OF then
are of the Sioux who perpetrate
the Minnesota massacre in 1862. TIL
Creeks, Sioux and Blackfeet in CANADIAN
Northwest number II, 400 warrior
well armed and supplied. If they wer
to join the tribes now fighting in tn
United States nothing on this side O
the line could prevent them. Tn
Canadian forces in the northwest con
sists of only $50 mounted police at For
Peliy and less than 100 militia at Win
nepeg.
New YORK, July 29.-Prince Humber
and his spouse Margaret. 1.-The Pearl @
Italy," are in st. Petersburg.
DIT UIiDert Il. CalnpDeii, Eresldent
the English Carllst Commission, ha
gone into insolvency.
Riel, the Manitoba rebel and outlaw
is still at the 3eaupert Asylum nea
Quebec. He ID hopelessly insane wit
religious mania and so violent that the
do not let him tend the celebration c
mass.
The mother of Charlie Ross is stor
ping at Rrockfield. Massachusetts,, wit
her remaining five children. She b,
lieves that her boy will yet be recovere
or she VIII receive positive evidence {
his death,