The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-29

NEW YORK, June 25.

The Herall5 Bismarck correspondent says
the passengers by the steamer Benton report
rich diggings discovered in the Bear Paw
mountains, and there is great excitement at
Fort Benton. There are i've hundred people
there waiting for the reports OF trusty carriers
that they have sent on to test the truth Of the
reports All the principal business houses OF
Benton have wagon trains ready for movement,
in case the reports are confirmed.
The Tribunc's Washington correspondent says
that Isaac Cohn, the leader Of one branch Of thu
| Workingmens organization of this city, and
who was instrumental in getting up the meet
ings recently held at the Capitol. has announced
that 100 900 workipgmen. from Baltimore Phil
adelphia and New York, will he here in few
days. He does not say what Is the object of
their coming.
Pete Iawlor, a Californian, aud John Moore,
of New York, had prize fight yesterday. There
| was some hard hitting. After 10 rounds, in 90
minutes, the fight ended in draw. The Sun
says Of the fight At the end Of the thirteenth
round Kelly declared the fight in favor of
Moore, amid loud cheers from the friends of
both parties. The Californian fought well and
|
New Yorker. as we'll as overmatched in weight
| and endurance.
| LONDON, June 25.
| A Berlin correspondent says the congress will
have sitting to-day. In Mondays sitting the
right of the Sultan to place on the Roumalian
frontiers whatever number Of troops he deems
necessary for security, was admitted in prin-
| ciple, but at the same time Russia proposed q
series of amendments which England refused to
accept The congress- also hxed nine months
| as the term to be allowed Russia for withdraw
ing her troops from Eastern Roumelia and Bull
garia 1t is generally thought that Russia in to-
days sitting, will, in return for this concession.
withdraw her amendments, and the chief points
relative to Bulgaria will DO definitely settled.
There Ia evidently a close alliance between
England and Austria, but each naturally comes
prominently forward on the points involving
| its own interests; thus the Austrians took no
prominent part in the discussion relative to
garrisonins the balkans, bat will also play
first part in the approaching discussion relative
to the organization OF Bulgaria. The Austrians
hesitate to concede Yerna to Bulgaria. The
British do not seem to share in the Austrian
objections.
A Berlin correspondent reports that Lord
Beaconsheld, in conversation with Prince Bis
msrck, who urged him to mako concessions
said, ~ did not come here to yield"
The Russians have 52,426 sick in the Balkan
peninsula. and OF the recruits raised in 1877,
for the Armenian campaign, 25 per cent are
dead.
SAN Francisco, June rs.
The Bulletin OF this afternoon will publish
statement Of the production Of forty of the
principal mines of the Pacific Coast, for the
month ending May. The aggregate in gold,
22274s; silver. 81 1925 Ala; lead, sl14.696. OF
these mines seven are gold; sixteen, silver;
thirteen. gold and silver, and four mixture Of
gold, silver and lead. The productions fall be-
low the returns of April by $500 900 in gold,
and $425, O00 in silver, which was chiefly due to
the reduced production Of the bonanza mines.
1t is rumored, that in anticipation Of defeat
In the convention, the Kearneyites are seeking
fusion with the Democrats, though, as yet
without success. Some OF the disappointed
Workingmen show disposition to attribute the
! saccess of their opponents to fraud, and are
grumblins in consequence.
San FRANcIsco, June "a.
Fl. Gina, a real estate agent, shot himsel
! three times this morning, at his residence. NJ
particulars can BIO obtained, rs all access to tn,
, house Is denied
Edith Jenner suicided by choral hydrat'
this evening, at her residence, 10 Taylor street
SILVER CITY, Idaho, June "a.
r The advance troops Of General Howard OF
: tackled the Indians on Sunday, As miles from
{ Harvey. Bernard bore the brunt Of tn
I engagement. There were three killed on on
o side. Tho battle took place OF Curry Creel
8 Howard sent all the troops possible to ths
y point Col, Robbins and two Of his soldier
were killed. Couriers rode 200 miles to furnis
Howard new Of the battle. and asking for T,
Inducements. Major Egbert, at Camp Lyon
has been notified to protect the winnemucc
= road, and give battle to tho hostiles. In til
" direction of owyhee, the probabilities are thi
10 the hostiles have met with a severe repulse.
y HAMILTON, June as.
y The Clifford case Is now in progress, and wi
% go to the jury tomorrow afternoon
Mike Ahern was discharged this evening
Judge Cole. without the case going to trial, Ii
10 Judge finding from the record that Ahern cou
:. mitted no felony, but disposed OF his own prof.