The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25
LATEST NEWS BY NAIL,

NEW YORK. October 81
The Times commenting on Sheridan's late
dispatch, says: Sheridan has all of soldiers
contempt for civilians opinion, but in this
instance he has been so unfortunate as to treat
the opinion of his superior officer with con-
tempt. He would have held his tongue if he
had not supposed that he was indulging in that
favorite military pastime Of pitching into Sec
rotary schurz.
WAsHISGToS, October 81.
A Cabinet meeting was held to-day. secre.
taries McCrary and Evarts were absent. The
outbreak OF the Ute Indianl was considered,
but no change Of policy with regard to the man.
ner of dealing with the hostilss was adopted
it being generally conceded, that everything
was being done that it was possible for the
Government to do in the matter
Los PINos, Col, October 81.
runner has Just arrived from the Southern
Ute agency with a letter from Page to Stanley
dated the 14th instant, with the information
that another all.day council had been held by
the chiefs Of the Southern Utes All we're
united and DESTROYS of peace, and requested
that runner be sent renewing the assurances
already given. Twenty.four chiefs and head
men were present. The Indians of this agency
are all eucamped around Ouray's house. Not
one report in fifty has particle of truth in II,
and the facts are exaggerated beyond all reason.
The women and children are all safe but prob
ably will not be given up till after matters are
arranged by the Peace Commission expected
here in week from Washington.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, October 81.
A horrible tragedy was -nacted here yesterday.
10 I'M oil loot and aof rt.I
citizens Of Bloomington, but q most eccentric
man, who has recently been unfortunate in
business, returning home at noon, shot his
daughter Mary, aged Is years. in the parlor.
He then called his son Willie, aged IL years,
who was playing in the yard, and fred pistol
shot through his head. Then stepping into the
woodshed, he placed the weapon to his own
| head and fired. The ball LOGGED In his brain
and he fell upon the floor, where he was soon
found by passers by in apool Of blood. Hogg
recently married his second wife. She went to
Normal yesterday morning, and thus probably
| escaped q like fate. The physicians now say
| both children are in critical condition, with
| Ii tie hope Of the recovery of either. Hogg died
soon after the shooting, never becoming COL
| scious.
MINoNK, ILL.,, October 81.
| Miss Martin, daughter OF prominent stock
dealer residing in the southern part Of this city,
| was found in sens-less condition half mile
| from her home horribly mutilated from an at.
| tempt at rape. She had lain there twenty hours,
| having been assaulted by young william M ned
| Harris Debore, while going home from church
on sunday. Debore was arrested and identified
| by the young lady and jailed. He had cut her
on the forehead and in the throat, one stab
nearly severing the windpipe, md he returned
to his work yesterday morning evidently believ-
| ing her to DO dead and oil trace of the crime
| removed. He is s.olidly Indifferent. neither
| denying or owning his authorship In the matter.
| LONDON, October al.
| sli Nayfllp Huntar
| the celebrated American forger and man OF
disguises, was to-day arraigned in the old Bailey
sessions, charged with forgery, by Glynn, Mills
Co., bankers. and the Bank Of England.
Cooper pleaded guilty to both charges, and was
remsnded for sentence to next Thursday. 1t ii
possible that some Of the prisoners assets may
revert TO his San Francisco creditors, IL It can
be proved that the funds cams thence.