The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-08-11
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Floyd and his two sons and Dick Floyd, an old |
man aged 81 years, on one side, and Joseph A.
Martin and his two sons on the other side. |
David Floyd was shot through the bowels and
Dick Floyd was shot In the forehead. The Mar
tin boys were both shot, one thought fatally,
but the extent of the others injuries ia not
known. The affair originated in dispute be-
tween the parties in June last.
PHILADELPHIA, August 6.
The Maritime Exchange has appointed com.
mittee to urge the united action of the members
OF the different exchanges in the prosecution of
their claims; to consult with legal authorities
and ascertain on whom falls the onus Of losses
and damages by the recent strikes, and to decide
as to the best method of preparing, presenting
| and collecting claims.
SCRANTON, ps., August g.
Two hundred and eighty regulars arrived to.
day, relieving the National Guards. The
| miners of the Delaware, Lackawanna and
| Western Companies show no sign of returning
| to work, and threatening letters continue to be
| addressed to mechanics who are thought to be
| in favor OF going to work in the car shops.
LoursvILLE, August 6.
| Tho workingmen elect Ave out of seven can.
Democratic nominees In the City of Louisville.
! CHICAGO, August 7.
| Green Bay. Wisconsin, special says: The
| farm village OF Eaton, Brown county, Wiscon-
sin, was totally destroyed by Are. The forest
has been for five weeks on fire, extending many
miles in every direction, destroying many mil
lion feet of timber and thousands of dollars in
other property. Some twenty-five families
were burned out in Eaton, losing everything
they possessed. One family is reported to have
persisted in the flames and four others are mis-
sing. Great suffering exists among the home
less people.
ST.. LOUIS, August 7.
large number OF men paraded the streets
last night. They were dispersed by tho authori-
ties and At arrested.
NEw York, August Z.
dispatch from Berlin says: The Emperors
of Austria and Germany met near Islon.
Wednesday last, and tho conference was very
important. Emperor Wilhelm urged strict ncri-
trality on the part of both Austria and Ger.
many. A dispatch from Vienna says the forms.
ton OF Russian Landwehr has been found to be
difficult owing to the great want of organiza.
ton.
BELFAST, IRELAND, August 7.
The Nationalists to-day held demonstration
celebrating the birth of O'Connell Disturb
ances occurred in several parts eff the town
Some houses were wrecked and number o.
, persons wounded. Up to q late hour the mill
tary. infantry and cavalry were patroling thu
Streets
, ERzEReuM, August 6.
Russian reinforcements have crossed tn
frontier and occupied strong position to tn
north of Ami. thus threatening the right fam
> of the center of the Ottoman army. The Rus
sian center is divided into three columns-a
5 Ami, Golyena and Kurukdara. 1t numbers Il
, all So battalions of infantry, l6 batteries an
! $500 cavalry. Imael Pasha is about one hour
a march west of Bayazid
The Russians In Europe are falling back i
disorder before the victorious ottomans. Al
other battle has been fought south Of the Ba
% kans by which Suleiman Pasha has recapture
g Kazinlik. at the southern mouth of schipsl
Pass, with all of its guns and material, drivin
!, General Gourkos pell-mell across the moul
}, tains. This ID the chief incident since the bait
n Of Plevna. The Turkish divisions from Plevr
and Loftscha now occupy selyi, and the Ru
=. slams are melting away before the Turks
- troops.
LONDON. August G..
), A telegram from Bucharest announces tn
l. Mehmet Ali and Osman Pasha have defeat
the Russians at Tirnova, with loss OF 1870
= killed and wounded.
- The successes of the Turks have upset /
" calculation Of Bismarck, who is now actively
of intrigue with Russia and Austria in eIpectati
,e to influence the latter to consent to q passage
- the Russian reinforcements through Servi
Va territory to a position of advantage on t
Turkish left flank. Austria wsverB on t
presence of uncertainty Of action on the part
1s the British Government. while the latter
D. evidently anxious to let the Turks fight 1t o,
h their success having much relieved the cmb
e. rassment of the Ministry. England. much
she desires to maintain neutrality, could hare
s., silently permit an active combination Of
three Emperors to rob Turkey Of the results
~ her victory. The political situation at Il
'e moment Is as critical as 1t is interesting. FL
land is as uncertain as ever, Russia is appe
10 ing to Germany, and the situation therefore
almost wholly under control of Austria. who
turn fears to be firm, while the Turks
~ msssed on the Russian frontier in Asia.
IN SAN Francisco, August 6
ey j.. L. DAILY stock broker, was shot on Mo-
al gomery street this morning by L. H. Ham
IN Consul for Guatemala. Hanks approach
no Daley from the rear and when abreast of h
On suddenly turned, and, placing the pistol aim
he against his breast, fred without warning. 7
IT. shot struck DAILY in the right breast above
nipple and ranged across toward the left si
st. Hanks was immediately taken into custo
a, while DAILY was carried into Wakelee's DR.
store where he died about three quarters Of