The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-29
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NEW YORK, Sept. %.

NEW YORK. Sept. y.
Tho California team will have special car
from the Jersey City depot, In which the
trophy won In the international contest will be
displayed, the Soldier of Marathon occupying
the post of honor in the center of the car. The
Railroad Company have decorated the outside
| Of the car with festoons of red, white and blue
| muslin, surrounded with the words, "Califor-
MIA team homeward bound, with the trophy of
victory" Delegations of friends will see them
| of.
| NEWARK, N. j., Sept. a.
General Mcclellan, in acknowledging the Of
fetal notification of his nomination for Cover
nor Of New Jersey, says: Not being native Of
New Jersey, although citizen and resident Of
the State for the last IA years, recognize with
all the more pride the great honor conferred on
me by SO large portion of the citizens Of my
adopted State. The fact that the nomination
was unsought renders 1t doubly satisfactory to
me, and being assured that it is the unanimous
| wish OF the Democratic party, accept their
nomination. The resolutions adopted by the
Convention have my hearty appreciation, and
should be elected Governor of New jersey,
|
economy in the expenditures Of the State to
secure the rights of all the inhabitants and
promote the prosperity of its people
ST. LOUIS, Sept. "a.
Aspecial from Leavenworth says: private
letter received at Fort Ellis gives an account
| of fight between a number of cattle thieves
and a party of pursuers in Cheyenne county.
| Kansas, some days ago. 1t seems large numbers
| of cattle have been stolen during the past sum-
mer, and it was finally determined by the
herders and owners to put stop to 1t, and
make an example of them. 1t is said some TOO
cattle were run off from Western Kansas and
Colorado by party Of twelve robbers, who
started north with them. A party of fifteen
| rangers, splendidly armed and mounted, started
| In pursuit, and after hard ride OF five days,
| came upon the thieves In the extreme north.
| western part of Kansas, surrounded them while
at supper, and killed seven of them and hung
another to tree and recovered all of their cat
tie. None of the rangers were hurt, the sur.
prise being go complete that the robbers had no
chance to return the fire or make any resist.
ance.
SAN FEANcIsco, Sept %.
Something over year ago the Savage Mining
Company brought suit against the Sutro Tun.
mel Company to rescind certain agreement
made, by which the tunnel claims to have a
lien on the Savage, and to compel the former ia
execute release 1.-the agreement A demur.
rer was interposed to the complaint, which was
| argued, submitted and overruled by Judge
Dwinelle In September 1876, and the case was
| taken into the United States Circuit Court
| under motion to remit cause Of action, under
Act Of Congress, granting Sutro the right of wa,
| for the purpose of draining certain mining prop
| erty on the Comstock. Judge Sawyer has decided
that he has no jurisdiction In the case, and hal
remanded it back to the Fifteenth District Cour
| for trial. There are ten or eleven other mine,
| interested in the success of this suit
LONDON Sept. "a.
General Gran. was to-day met OF the Sunder
land railroad station by the Mayor and Messrs
Goarly and Burt members of Parliament Tn,
day was observed as almost a general holiday
Nearly 10000 members of trade and friendly
| societies marched in procession. General Gran
was present OF the laying Of the foundation
| stone of the Library and Museum. Replying t.
| the address Of the friendly and trade societies
| what he ssid relative to the way In which laboi
WAS regarded in the United States, and the wa,
| in which he personally regarded 1t. In repl,
| to An invitation from the corporation Of STRAIT
ford on Avon, General Grant intimated his IL
tention to visit that town on next Friday. II,
will be escorted to Shakspeares birth place By
the Mayor and Corporation OF that town.
In consequence of strike on the Great
| Southern and Western railroads In Ireland, tn,
Postmaster General orders steamers from Ameri
| ca to land only Irish mails at Queenstown ant
bring the others to Liverpool.
| 1t is stated that the Russian and Roumanian
losses before Pleyna exceed 5000, killed and
| wounded.
| PARIS. Sept. a.
Notwithstanding Saturdays decision sgsins
Gambetta, Ut Paris confirming the judgmen
against him in default, 1t is thought he still
has at his command, appeals and delays enough
to carry him beyond the elections before ina
| sentence, 30 that he can claim as Deputy i'm
| munity from arrest. He has first time within
which he can make an appeal; second, the tint
necessary to hear the appeal; third, the tint
within which the case can be taken to the Cour
Of Cessation, and fourth. the time to hear thu
| case in that court.
| BUCHAREST, Sept. "a.
The weather for the past two days has beef
extremely bad at Fratesnti, which is now Sc,
| Of mud Hospital Accommodations exis. for 10,
| 600 wounded, but 1000 are accumulated there
| CossTANrINoPLE. Sept. "a.
| Hsfsi Pashas division of 20 battalions Of in
| fantry, two batteries and a regiment of cavalry
entered Plevna with fresh supplies Of provi
sions to day.