The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-01
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NV yonr. October IS.

NEW YORK, OCTOBER rs.
Two immense political meetings were held
here tonight. One Democratic meeting. was
held at the Academy OF Music, Brooklyn. where
Speaker Randall was the chief speaker. and the
other vas held at Cooper Union Hail. where eI
Minister Stoughton, Gen. Fitzpatrick and Sec
Rotary Sherman held forth. Nothing particularly
new or noteworthy in the arguments occurred,
but at the latter meeting, after Sherman had
advised oil to vote for Cornell, as he was an
honest excellent man, some one in the audience
wanted TO know why the President had removed
him from Office. This was greeted with storm
of cheers. Sherman said he had often answered
the question before. There WAS no charge of
dishonesty against Cornell, and his record was
OF the best; besides the Republicans upheld
measures and not men.
The stock market craze developed into ex-
traordinary proportions yesterday. and the
recorded transactions reached the unprecedented
aggregate of nearly $4,000. The largest pre-.
vious day was SOS, 900 shares. The greatest ex-
element prevailed and the fluctuations we're
very violent. The Times has an editorial on
the subject, warning spectators that every
thing that goes up must come down, and ex.
pressing the hope that we shall have no more
South Sea bubbles and Black Fridays.
CHICAGO. October 90.
The Times says one of its representatives had
an interview yesterday with Gee Gam China
man who is interested in the Advancement of
Cinnamon. He believes they are steadily de-
creasing in numbers in this country. owing to
the hostility Of the majority of the people Of the
Pacific coast. Hundreds come here each Spring,
but Thousands return to Asia each Fall. In his
opinion the emigrsnts now moving to the
United States are very much superior morally
and Intellectually. to the earlier arrivals. There
are now about 600 families in the United States,
the women Of which are virtuous and industri-
Gus. Abandoned and vicious females are not so
numerous as formerly. and in the course of .
few years will disappear all together Gee Gam
thinks the only thing the Chinese need to make
them respected citizens, is the ballot. They
would oil vote the Republican ticket, and IL
permitted to participate in the National Con-
vention Of that party. would support Grant.
whom they look upon as second only to Con.
fucius In wisdom.
ATcHIsoN, Kan, October %.
A shocking tragedy occurred in this city yes
terday. resulting in the death Of two men. A
negro named Monroe, who was evidently drunk,
entered saloon and called for liquor. and the
barkeeper ordered him out. He went to the
sidewalk. where no began talking very loud and
making threats. Policeman Lewis Chew came
along and attempted to arrest him, when the
negro took deliberate aim at the officer and fred,
shooting him through the abdomen. As Chew
fell, he drew . revolver and shot the negro, the
ball entering just above the heart. The negro
fell and died in a few minutes. Officer Chew
died at $50 P. NJ.
BERLIN. October 20.
Intelligence from st. Petersburg has reached
here that the new revolutionary party in Russia
has distributed the first number of their journal,
entitled, Z" The viii OF the People," 1t declares
against the government and is very violent.
SALT LAKE, October IS.
On Saturday, at Bingham, Utah, two miners,
named John Kimball and Alexander Moore, got
into quarrel in which the former got killed
three shot, being fired, one of which took effect
in the heart of Kimball, who died instantly.
Moore came to Salt Lake yesterday and is now
in Jail.
Tucson, A. r., October "a.
In special to tho Star, from Silver City, n.
NJ. Day says: Depredations have been committed
by the Indians since the 18th instant. Reports
are that Victoris's band has divided, one party
going in the direction Of tho Florida Mountains
and the other for the Durro Mountains. Cap
tain Boyer has issued warning to all settlers
on the upper Gila to be on the alert, as there ii
great danger ahead. Major Morrow is in hot
pursuit of Victoria, with 800 soldiers. The
citizens Of Silver county have organized, and
fifty men, we'll equipped, are ready to move al
any moment.