The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-17
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YAsHrsGros, May Is.

WASHINGTON, May 10.
The Presidents veto message was referred to
the Judiciary Committee. and resolution
adopted that the House will vote on the ques-
ton Of q reconsideration tomorrow. The
House by vote of l04 yeas to 100 nays, refused
to suspend the rules and pass the army appro-
pristion with the political section ommitted,
and at 80 adjourned.
It is already known to be the judgment Of q
number Of the members Of the Democratic
caucus that in party point of view 1t would be
extremely unwise for Congress to adjourn with.
out voting the necessary supplies, and their
counsels especially likely to prevail, in view
of the fact that 1t is now conceded on all hands
that the appropriations will be made for the
legislative, executive and judicial branches OF
the civil service. 1t is quite probable, however,
that very determined and possibly successful
effort will be made to reduce the force Of the
army in the way Of granting appropriations for
1t. This proposition is tonight advocated not
only by some Of the members of the House, but
also by several of tho Democratic Senators who
have heretofore favored maintaining the army
at 26, 900 men, but who now say they will meet
the Presidents defiant arrogation of the right to
use troops In the east by limiting the number
to q force whose presence will be indispensably
necessary on the frontier. The Senate, notwith-
standing the certainty of the veto Of the legis-
lative executive and judicial appropriation bill,
will proceed to!pass it in substantially the same
shape as passed by the House. After the vote
comes, both Houses will pass its political
clauses us separate bills. and if they are vetoed
will either extend last years appropriation
until next January or will pass q new appropri.
alton bill, with items so infinitely and specific.
ally detailed for all purposes, except the pay Of
election supervisors and deputy marshals, as to
make the payment of these officials improbable
without violating the law which prohibits the
use Of specific appropriations for any different
purposes. Meanwhile there is growing feeling
among the Democrats, of tho Senate to pass
free coming silver bill as soon as possible after
receiving one from the House, which will prob
ably BIO next Thursday, and to let the President
also veto that. Senator Beck expressed one
motive for this determination by saying they
will try TO make Mr.. Hayes vetoes cheap.
CHICAGO, May Is.
Times' special from Muskegoe lets good
deal Of light In upon the sort Of civilization
which fourishes among the tribes in the In.
dian Territory. 1t appears that four Cherokees
loaded themselves with whisky and revolvers
and took possession OF Muskego. which is tho
capital Of the Creek Nation. The Cherokees
were hunting " niggers," and two or three Of the
unfortunate colored folks were shot while the
remainder shut themselves up In houses for
safety. The Creeks do not seem to have had
courage enough to protect their black friends,
while tho few whites In town remained neutral.
NEW YORK, May Is.
The journals continue to discuss the new
Constitution Of California. SThe Bulletin to-day
says: mass meeting, wt observe, has been
summoned to meet at Union square on Thurs
day evening next to respond to the success of
the California hoodlum constitution, As the
Chinese must 60. because of their cheap labor,
the meeting will certainly fall short OF the
spirit Of the Pacific Coast, reformers II they do
not demand THAT the Italians Scandinavians,
Germans and iother industrious people, who
work for small wages, shall be made to 40 also,
What Is the use OF any half work when one 10
about It?
Ban FRANcIsco, May 10.
Adam Yambaz, German residing on Mission
street. was found by his son this morning hang.
ing to . rafter In his barn, in the rear Of his
residence. The act 10 attributed to dissappoint-
ment at failing to procure . pension for the
death Of son In the navy. He babe his wife
good bye about O'Clock this morning and soon
after was found hanging.
A freight train was ditched on the Central
Pacific near Verdi at 9:3e last night. No ono
was hurt. The passenger trains were delayed