The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-09-28
LATEST NEWS BIZ MAIL.

A World reporter has interviewed Butler, who
has Just arrived. The latter said; Kearney Is
working on his own responsibility. I neither
criticise nor condemn him, think he knows
what he speaks about. He is an uneducated
workinqman who has felt the wrongs and OPP
pressons he is talking about, and he knows
how to express himself to the class OF men to
which he belongs. That SO many thousands OF
people come to hear him shows that he has
something to say that they want to hear. He
talks as workingman to workingmen. II he
addressed his audiences in the language OF
Ralph Waldo Emerson, for instance, how many
would 70 to hear him? He speaks to these men
In their own language. If you see two men get
into dispute down here on the docks, you Will
probably hear one of them say to the other,
"you thief, you lie." There is no looking
around for fine words. Ksarney speaks of GER
tain men as lecherous bondholders. That means,
he says, that they are blood-suckers; but when
you come to talk about calling names, guess
that II you should put all the names Kearney
has called in one column. and those that the
newspapers have called him in another, and add
them up, there wouldn't be more than six to
carry on either side. Hasn't he just as good
right to call some men lecherous bondholders
rs tho newspapers have to call him a blather-
skite or ranting idiot?
From Paris, France, to-day. $4,000 were re-
for the yellow fever sufferers.
The Vanderbilt will case was resumed to-day.
An offer was made to prove that in 10, prior to
the will, Commodore Vanderbilt told lady
that he had received communication from his
dead wife to leave the bulk OF his property to
his eldest son, SO as to keep 1t together, and
that he WAS going to do so. The object was to
show that speculative belief with him infiu-
enced him in business matters.
CHICAGO. Sept. "a.
dispatch was received yesterday by Gen.
Sheridan from Colonel Miles, dated Fort Keogh,
Montana, saying that six Sioux Indians had ar
rived at that post direct from the British Pos
sessions, being emissaries sent over the line by
Sitting Bull to ascertain upon what terms his
people would be permitted to surrender to the
United States military authorities. They re-
presented to Col. Miles that the Sioux Indians
who had taken refuge in Canada, were heartily
DESTROYS of returning to the American side.
MEMPHIS, Sept. "a.
Since yesterday noon, up to noon to-day. there
have been Sc deaths. The usual activity pre-
walls at all the Association headquarters. and
every one seems to realize and feel that it is .
fight for life. No hope Of an abatement Of thu
disease can be expected until killing fros
comes, which is yet far in the future,
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. "a.
Deaths, So; cases reported, la9. Total deaths
ASIA.
CHICAGO, Sept. "a.
A Times New Orleans dispatch says: The vel
low fever is spreading into every locality tina
it has not yet invaded. Algiers, Gretna, Oar
rollton, the Third District, and the entire rea
suburbs, heretofore enjoying immunity, are no,
attacked with great violence. None Of thes
localities report to the Board of Health, and n
statistics Of the number attacked, or those VIII
died are kept.
VIENNA, Sept. "a.
| Official kilograms report simultaneous an
successful advance Of the whole Austrian fore
against the insurgents positions in Northeas
Bosnia, the Southern Division starting fror
Serajevo. After . six-hours engagement the
defeated, on the 21st instant, 1000 insurgent
and Turkish regulars, occupying strong pos
tions near Sevkovies. The insurgents wer
taken in the flank, and were obliged to retres
under destructive artillery fire. The Austria
loss was 10 killed and wounded, and the il
surgent loss was considerably heavier. Al
other force, operating parallel to the serajev
column. but further north, occupied Olecov'
unopposed, on the 2lst instant. Still turtle
north, General szapovy, after receiving the sui
mission Of Ruyls, pushed forward stron
force, which, after heavy fighting, carried tt
insurgents positions on Majevica hills, whic
formed great obstacle, barring the advance Q
Bjeliva. The inhabitants Of Bjeliva, probab
ON account Of this success, invited Gener
Budich, who was advancing along the bank
the Save, protecting General Ezopovy's lie
flank, to continue his march, and he has alreae
arrived at Bjeliva. Numbers of Bosnians a
rendering their submission at Serajevo.
SAN FRANcIsco, Sept. a..
J. R. Mcdonnell g. Co., Put and Call Broker
who started up q few days ago, with Mckee
; chief manager, went up the fuine this mornil
at II 80. The presence Of squad Of policem'
/ was required to clear the putters and caller
There are some suspicious circumstances co
nected with the matter, which the commit
of holders propose to investigate.
Belmont Courier: The work OF r
pairing the Hiehbridge mill has COZ
|, mencsd and will be pushed forwal
rapidly as possible, twenty-five staml
will be put in fix and white furna
, erected. and everything about the M
will be remodeled after the most appro
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