The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-22
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LOUISVILLE, Sept. II.

| LOUISVILLE, Sept. II.
Business to-day Is partially suspended, and
every preparation made to give the Presidential
party hearty welcome. They arrived at -
o'clock. T. II. Murray introduced Mayor
Jacobs, who spoke as follows: Mr.. President:
The people of Louisville, the metropolis of
Kentucky. proud of their grand statesman,
"Old Harry of the West" who uttered one of
the noblest sentiments that ever fell from the
lips OF mortal man: II would rather be right
than be President" greet joyously his disciple;
that President of the United States, who, at q
critical period in the history of affairs had the
courage to say: d" He serves his party best who
serves his country best" Irrespective OF party,
| race or sect, we welcome your Excellency gladly
| to our home, and bid you God speed in your
dent Hayes did not reply, except only to an
| nounce through Mayor Jacobs that he would
! address the people later in the day.
The President and escort arrived at the Gait
House at 1240. His E1cellency and Mrs. Hayes
were introduced to the people by General E. II.
Murray. Rev. Stuart Robinson made the Wei.
come address. The remarks Of DR.. Robinson,
which were listened to by vast concourse,
were frequently mot with outbursts of applause.
The speech of the President was received with
wild enthusiasm, thousands cheering them
| selves hoarse as they applaudcd the sentiments
| he uttered
RocKLIy, Sept. H.
The citizens of Rocklin were thrown into
state CT excitement about o'clock this after
noon by the report that q woman was murdered
at Sargent's ranch, about three miles from here
posse OF citizens, accompanied by the deputy
sheriff, Immediately drove GU. to the ranch
Upon entering the house easily sight met
their gaze. The woman lay upon the floor,
bathed in blood, dead, but, not yet cold. A
cash upon the side of her head showed where
the fatal blow had been struck. In another
room was found a bloody az, which had also
been used to open several trunks, part of the
contents Of which lay scattered around the
room, The husband was found dead in field
just outside the fence with four bullet holes in
him. Sargent and the woman had been into
Rocklin during the morning and returned to.
gether. Search failed to find him, but the re.
port ISL that Sargent has been found in o
dying condition. Two men were seen running
from the house towards Folsom about $50
O'Clock by men who brought the news to Rock
lin. The parties murdered were Louis Oder
and wife. Three wagon loads of armed men
have just left Rockliu to scour the country
The murderers are known to be Cinnamon.
RoCKLIN, Sept. II.
This morning at o'clock. the body OF muir
dered man was found in the vineyard near Sar.
gents house. and at II o'clock the body of boy
years old, was found In the same vineyard.
Both had been murdered with pistol shots.
About 100 armed men are engaged in driving
out all the Chinese in this neighborhood. The
most intense excitement prevails.
SAX FRANCISCO, Sept. IS.
The following dispatch was telegraphed to-
day, after consultation with number OF lead
ing citizens. To HIS E1cellency, Governor Ir.
win. Sacromento: exceedingly regret the ne.
cessity of calling your attention to the lawless.
ness and mob violence now for several days
past taking place in the immediate vicinity OF
the State Capitol, in the adjoining county Of
Placer. l fail to notice that the authorities of
that county have as yet made one attempt to
suppress the armed bodies OF men engaged IN
driving out and burning tho property OF Chi
nese residents. desire to remind your Excel
lency that in q letter addressed to the Com.
mittee Of Safety. you took occasion to intimate
to that body that the prompt action taken by
them prevented lawless acts from becoming
widespread. call your attention to lawless-
ness taking place in Placer county, that you
may. by your promptness as chief executive of
this State, prevent these outrages from becom-
ing widespread. l have no desire to point out
your plain duty. You have abundant precedent
by recent occurrences, whereby the State and
National authority have put down mob vio-
lence. Justice and humanity demand at your
hands that protection be accorded under our
government to the high and low. Even the
Chinaman, who has come here under solemn
treaty obligations, has right to demand that
his life and property shall bs protected the
same as that Of the citizens OF the mos. favored
nations.
Respectfully, F. A. Bee.
Last night the entire Chinese quarter OF Grass
Valley. except one house. was burned. Over
40 buildings were destroyed; supposed to be
the work OF an incendiary. An attempt was
made to accomplish the same purpose few
days ago. This forenoon body Of armed men
left Rosoville. Placer county, and proceeded up
the Auburn road. warning all Cinnamon, num-
boring some co. in seven camps visited, to leave
before midnight unde. penalty Of death. Some
left at once. Twelve at Burdeck's camp refused
to leave, though threatened. The proceedings
are conducted quietly, and no violence is offered.
1t is believed that by Wednesday not China
man will remain in township No. /. The refu-
geea are mostly gathering in Folsom.
ROCKVILLE, Sept ID.
The meeting last evening resulted in the
Cinnamon being notified to leave. This morn
ing they left, to the number of 20. for Sacra-
inento quietly and unmolested. A dozen or
more Of white men left here this morning to
clear the Cinnamon from the mines between
this placs aud Folsom. In which district some
| rs Cinnamon are employed.
LONDON, Sept. IS
A special edition OF the Globe has Pera dis
patch saying: News haB been received at tile
English Embassy that Suleiman Pasha carried
the remaining Russian positions in Shipka Pass
this morning. inhicting enormous loss. The