The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-08-18
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TO Adjutant General Of the Military Depart
ment Of tho Pacific, San Francisco Reached
General Gibbon at 10 o'clock D. II. to-day. He
assaulted the Indians at daylight on the morn.
ing Of the 9th, inflictins great losses on them.
Els own casualties were seven officers, SO men
and 10 citizens. General Gibbon Ia wounded.
but not seriously. The supplies were not cut
best of spirits. The last Of the Indians left
last night. shall continue the pursuit as soon
As my command comes up.
(signed) HOWARD.
Brigadier General. commanding Department of
Columbia.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 10
Acting Secretary Mccormick yesterday issued
circular to employees of the Treasury Depart.
ment stating that the credit of the Government
required Its duties to be performed by honest
men; that the Secretary would not be annoyed
by creditors seeking their just dues from clerks;
that 1t was expected that all just debts would
be paid. and that il clerks refuse to pay their
just debts they would be charged with fraudu.
lent practices and recommended for dismissal
Since July LIST the Secretary of the Navy has
given employment to 3,4OO at the navy yards
throughout the country. The appropriations
for this department. although smaller than
usual, have been distributed to give employ
ment to as many as possible, 1t being the object
Of the Secretary to relieve the wants of those
deserving employment to the full extent Of his
power.
CHICAGO, Aug. 10.
Mr.. Blaine. In g letter received here, expresses
an apprehension that the Southern policy of
President Hayes will be lost sight OF in the
labor troubles. Heintimates that he will endes.
vor to keep on top in the agitation of the labor
question, and states that he is fully satisfied
with the Maine Republican Convention. Butler
appears to be training for the workingmen's
candidate in the House, and Philadelphia men
have written to him letters urging him to be
their candidate.
PORTLAND. ME-, Aug. 13.
The Democratic State Convention, which
meets tomorrow. will indorse the Southern
policy OF Hayes. ]. G. Talbot, last years can.
didste for Governor, was waited on tonight
and requested to withdraw, but declined.
- BOSTON. August IA.
The English steamship John Bromall sailed
from New Haven, some time Saturday night,
with valuable cargo of ammunition for Tur.
key. No report of the sailing was made, to
keep the Russian authorities in ignorance.
CLEVELAND, o., Aug. II
The Supreme Council of the World and the
Grand Lodge OF Ohio, OF the order of knights
OF Pythias, are in session in this city to-day. A
fne procession is paradins the streets.
LONDON. Aug. Is.
1t is asserted by the English Russo phobists
that at the meeting Of the Emperors the parti-
ton Of the Ottoman Porte was agreed upon
Russia takes Armenia, Austria to have Bosnia
derzegovinia; Greece to have Epirus, Thessaly
and Crete. and Bulgaria to be governed by 8
German Prince. As part of this agreement
1t is said. the Russian army is to be allowed tC
pass through servia
French politics are beginning to take lead
ing place In view of Western Europe. At Der
lin coup d'etat in France is believed probable
and 1t Is also thought that the Government es
tablished by . coup d'etat would not be recog
nized by Germany. Notwithstanding profound
peace prevails throughout France, Ultra Con
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