The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-24
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dispatch from Rome to the Pail Mall Ga
zetle says the Pope is surprised and indignant
at Cardinal McC,oskey' 8 reception of Parne'l in
New York. and has ordered Cardinal Nina, the
Pspal Secretary Of State. to telegraph Cardinal
Pope is indisposed.
PARIS, January 20.
Jules Favre, the eminent French statesman.
and Republican member of the Senate for the
Department of the shone, and o member of the
French Academy, died last night, aged II years.
New YoRE, January 40.
The longtalked OF wrestling match between
Police Officer AIuldoon, of this city, and Bauer,
took place last night, and resulted in victory
for Muldoon, who won the first and third falls
TUscoS, January 90.
dispatch of to-day says that Major Morrow
had fight with Vlctora's band yesterday.
Among the killed is Lieutstenant French, of the
Ninth Cavalry.
WASHINGTON, January 20.
Secretary Schurz said to-day: 1t has never been
held by the Department of the Interior that il an
individual member Of the Ute nation committed
a crime that the whole nation should be pun.
ished and held responsible therefor. but under
the provisions Of the treaty Of 49, if certain Of
lenses are committed by the Utes against the
whites the Ute nation is bound to surrender the
offenders, and this fact is fully recognized by
Ouray. If peacsble settlement can be made
with the Utes, there Is no one in the Depart
ment that desires to deprive them Of their res.
ervation without allowing them the most lib
sral compensation. 1t is thought by some OF
the members of the Ute delegation, now in this
city, that good many Indians will be willing
to settle down in severalty upon agricultural
lands on their present reservation, and yield the
balance Of the land to the Government, and that
those who will not do this will 60 peacablyIto
the Uintah reservation. After some further re-
marks, the Secretary said: deem 1t my duty tc
do all can toward settling the present Difficult
ties without an Indian war and without doing
injustice to any one
AUGUSTA, January 40.
The fact has just come to light that the Fus
ionist, Smith, ordered out on Saturday two
companies of State militia by telegraph. The
companies were the Portland Montgomery
Guards, Mechanic Blues and Biddelford Light
Infantry. AS fer as learned no response was
made to the order by the com mandsrs Of tina re-
spective companies.
WASHINGTON, January 90.
Speaker Randall having been asked if he haG
sent q dispatch to the Fusionist Legislature il
Maine to stand firm, saying that they are lega
body, and should not yield their rights becaus,
1t was rather Of national Importance that tn,
Democrats should have control of the Stat,
Government OF Maine, denies having sent tn,
aforementioned or any other dispatch.
ALBANY. N. Y, January 20.
conference of Tammany Democrats from oil
parts of the State will be held here on wednes
day. 1t is expected that about one hundred
prominent men will be present. John Kell.
will be here. The object of the meeting is t,
make preliminary arrangements for the Presi
dental convention. The result of the conferenc
will DO to arrange for calling convention o
Democrats opposed to Tilden, which shall tax
such steps as may seem best to defeat any move
ment now or hereafter to be made to secur
Tildens nomination.
SAN FRANCISCO, January 20.
George Ralte. William Lucas and J. A. Nc
Donald were suffocated in the Bonanzs shaft
Holland Flat, Sierra county, yesterday, by tn
| fumes Of blast.
Portland dispatch says the Chinaman
Wong Fook, who was to have been hanged to
day for the murder of one of his countrymar
suicded in his cell last night by strangulaton
OGDEN, January 20.
Stories of the shooting ARRAY between McAlil
Ian and Morton are conflicting. The mos
| plausible account is that Mcmillan was plyin
his old games at ogden, and attempting to pre-
cure money from Morton. a saloon-keeper. Nc
Millan's practices were to make prostitute on
of his wife, assume tho role Of capper himself
and then bleed his victims on the penalty OF at
vertisng the iuiquity. He seems to have me
with success in Morton's case, SO far as gettin
him into the trap, and then followed his accui
toned mode of procedure. Entering the chan
Der between IL and IL o'clock, he began firm
his revolver over the slsspers, evidently to in
timidate Morton and secure hush money. MOI
ton, however, arose and took hand In the me-
riment. Mcmillan received three balls, ono
the lungs, one over his right eye, and the thi.
in his abdomen. It could not be expected tn,
man would live with such wounds, and st
O'Clock yesterday morning he died. The dea
man formerly kept an ice cream saloon in TIL
city, and was noted for vile schemes in gainin
. livelihood and his proneness to get into fight
in one of which he had his jaw broken.
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