The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-09-07
LATEST NEWS BY MAIL.
NEW YORK, Sept. 3.

Inc Tribune thus summarizes It's washington
news; Rainey says that he and Small Of South
Carolina cannot be defeated for reelection to
Congress by any fair means. 1t is denied that
Governor Hampton means to arrest Senator
Patterson or has tried to. The report is that
the forged Sherman letter is yet to be produced
by the Potter Committee. Sherman is back and
at work.
BOSTON. Sept.3.
General Butler will start on Western tour
IN few days, during which he will speak under
the auspices Of the National Greenback party.
at Indianapolis September Goth, and at Terra
Haute on the 2lst
MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 3.
Senator Blaine, who is to deliver the inaugu-
raj address at the opening Of the great North.
western Exposition, reached Minneapolis at
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. where he was
received by the city authorities and vast con.
course Of citizens, who. headed by bands Of
music. escorted him to the residence of Hon.
81. Washburne, whose guest he ia to be while
he remains in this city. Mr.. Blaine was made
the recipient Of one of the most enthusiastic
ovations ever rendered to q public man in this
State. Fully 10000 people, accompanied by
bands and cannon, greeted him on his arrival at
the depot. United States Senator Cameron
delivered an admirable address of welcome.
Blaine responded in n felcitious manner.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 3.
The Board of Health record show "a new
cases of yellow fever and 50 deaths for the
twenty -four hours ending at 6p. m. ALI. Wat
aou ha hot I,, . ~ No
missary Department, and reported killed, is
not dead, but badly wounded. The fears of
trouble are allayed tonight. Some negro
sgitators have been talking to the colored peo-
pie and attempting to create trouble. but by the
prompt action of Major VIM. Willis and other
| members Of the Citizens Relief Committee.
they were arrested this afternoon and sent to
trouble are felt.
VIcnspuHG, Sept3.
Tho weather IL clear and warm; tho Their
| rnometer "a degrees. An appeal is made to the
Israelttes throughout the country for assistance
to their sick and destitute countrymen. Remit.
tances to be made to Alex. Kuhn, Treasurer Of
the Hebrew Relief Society, vicksburg, Miss.
|
1,6e0 to 1900 sick, and increasing rapidly.
Eight physicians report ITO new cases, and it
is estimated that over zoe new cases occurred
to-day. The deaths number Il whites and 4
blacks.
Thirty cases of fever are reported at Green
vile, Miss, with five deaths. The disease il
spreading rapidly.
| NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 3.
New cases. 327; deaths, SO.
The following has been sent to the Secretary
of War:
To the Hon. George W. McCrary, Secretary Of
War: We would most respectfully urge the
issuing Of rations through the Peabody Relief
Association. The distress is terrible. Imme-
date relief is necessary. The contributions
thus far are inadequate. The dispatch assigned
byiall the leading Government officials,
WASHINGTON. Sept.3.
The Secretary Of War to-day responded to q
call for relief from the Federal officers in New
Orleans by ordering rations for twenty days, to
be issued to 2,ooo of the suffering poor of thai
city. II there should not be sufficient rationi
for that purpose. special train with such sup
plies will be sent from Chicago.
Governor Axtell, OF New Mexico, has beer
removed, and Gen. Lew Wallace, Of Indiana
appointed in his place.
vienna, Sept. 8.
The instruction in the parts Of Bosnia AMI
Herzegovina, occupied by the Austrians, is il
the last extremity. 1t is stated that the in
surgents at Trebingle are already between til,
Austrian and Turkish fres
| SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 8.
An autopsy Of the body Of Ex-Governor Haigh
this evening, showed that death resulted from
heart disease.
At meeting Of Yellow Fever Relief Com
mittee last evening, it was found that subscrip
tons to the fund for the Southern sufferers az
gregate upwards of So, 900 to date A remittsnc,
Of two or three hundred dollars will be mad,
tomorrow. The committee were notified of ,
number of concerts and literary entertainment
to come off for the benefit Of the fund. Sub
scriptions will be started among the teacherl
and pupils of the public schools. The com
mittee will wait upon the brokers tomorrow.
special meeting of the Board of Health wal
held this morning, and q communication from
Health officer Dr.. j. L. Meares was read, settint
forth number Of buildings in Chinatown tina
were uninhabitable on account eff their filth,
and crowded condition. The report OF tn,
Health Officer was received and he was directed
to proceed against the premises according t.
law.
VIRGINIA City, Sept. 8.
The Sierra Nevada crosscut is now in II feet
and in richer rock than yesterday. The Las
four feet is in ore that Skae claims beat yester
days assays. Bob Morrow and James G. Fai
were in the mine yesterday.
The Printers Union contributed $3.50 for tn
yellow fever sufferers. The Mechanics Uniol
gave $3.50 for the same purpose.
An Iowa City girl says that she find