The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-13
LATEST NEWS RY MAIL.
NEW YORK, September 8.

kind Of a time at Syracuse tomorrow. There is
4 large gathering Of Democrats to-day, the
Tammsny delegation is strong and resolute.
The tactics Of the opposition men in securing
WELDING Hall for the convention secures an
other triumph, as it enables them to prevent
the Tammany strikers from packing the con.
vention. The Tribune and other papers expect
a split. Robinsor's friends claim $50 gu. Of
Ss4 delegates and boast that they are ironclsd.
The demonstration yesterday OF German
brewers and Others in the interest Of Sunday
beer gardens In Newark, New Jersey, was very
striking. 1t Is estimated that there were IL COO
in the procession. The beer saloons and houses
Of sympathizers were hung with bunting and
the streets were thronged. There is prospect
Of Q bitter fight between the Brewers and the
Sunday Law Conservatives.
The Star has the following: 1t now seems that
Bark sdale shot Dixon after giving him full
warning of his intention to do 30. because Dixon
had publicly insulted Barksdale with name.
lessj crime with his own sister. L amar was
therefore entirely justified in refusing to &C..
knowledge that the tragedy had any politics in
1t.
A North Carolins paper states that two Nor
mons preaching in Cherokee county mnde SO
many converts TINT the sober-minded residents
became alarmed. The preachers were soundly
whipped and the converts tickled with hickory
twiss.
The Herald has an interview with Samuel
W. Pierey. The actor just arrived from San
Francisco. Percy says he saw De Young shoot
Kslloch, and positively sfirms that there WAS
policeman in citizens clothes in the carriage
with De Young.
PORTLAND, Sept. Q.
Two hundred and nine towns give Davis.
Rep, A ,795: Gracslon, DEM, 1892: Smith. G Il.
29,49l; scattering. 242. The Republican mo.
jority in these towns is 2 e29, agains! Alb for
the opposition last year. The towns to be
heard from gave last year for the Republicans
1857; Gracelon, $3.50; Smith, 1888.
BAN FRAScfsco, Sept. 0.
Last Thursday John Dsrhanhslsn and Adrien
Tsnci quarreled over political discussion, and
Tanoi stabbed his opponent in the abdomen.
Derhanhelen died yesterday at the County
Hospital and Tsnci has been arrested on a
charge Of murder.
dispatch from Aloe, Caliente county. reports
that about 40 Indians supposed to be under
Victoria, last Friday attacked the Government
guard herding cavalry horses belonging to Cap.
tain Hookers company, camping near that
place, killing the guard and running of forty
horses. The Indians left in the direction Of
Arizona.
New YoRX. Sept. s.
A Washington special says: Nine hundred
tons Of standard silver dollars are stored in the
Treasury. The amount increased last month.
notwithstanding the payment of one.senth OF
the current expenses of the government In
silver. Over $50 100000 were stored in the
vaults September LIST.
The Times special says contractors have been
paying their workmen in silver, which. with
the amount paid out by the government. has
put such an abundance Of silver in circulation
% to cause some Of the most extreme silve,
advocates to complain Of the overflow.
The Sunday Herald, pronounced silve,
newspaper, calls upon the Secretary of til.
Treasury, to let the silver remain in the Treas
ary, declaring that there is not necessity tol
its actual circulation. I. says no one even asked
to have these dollars paid out, and character
ICES it as trick the method adopted by the
Treasury Department to put silver in circula
ton.
The Tribune's special says the Trsasur;
authorities have determined not to receive sill
yer dollars from the National Parks, either Oh
account of the firo per cent redemption fund
OF any other indebtedness.
ST. PETERSBURG Sept Z.
Eighty-four young persons, sentenced to hare
labor and deportation to Siberia for politica
offences, have left Moscow under armed escort
LONDON, Sept.
The steamer Brest, Of Glasgow, conveying l3t
misrepresentation, Swiss, German and French
from Havre to Liverpool, en- route for New
York, went ashore to-day Off the Lizard. Fiv.
Italians, A German and Frenchman are miss
ing.
Rev. Mr.. Talmage preached missioner,
sermon in Surrey Chapel this morning, to
large congregation. In the afternoon he preached
for the last time in the British metropolis. Ii
Agricultural Hall. to an immense audience
| roughly estimated at nearly twenty Thousand
people.