The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-18

with a nnmber IF what ia caiIad orr C.i
II iforn;a coIonn and sans. IT, CaI;form; .
onaretors or. .non IL. iaadar. 80 A.
Straat o. 80 the ,,oSt rooort oo,,n m'
il Roh..t b., - -, oaisaJ IL.
he left San Frauc;sco said. sT bavs h.sy
driven out 40 have Other ,uelj.to.do c;t;
gems hooa,,sa of ill., ,,,.o,,;.;ona IS a. ~.
Constitution which mt ms 90 the mere arr"
of nrofass;on., black !ms;,ers Thew oot
uaISv tr;ed 20 male me nov +ovss =,
$500. O0o worth Of mining nronertv which
had not heen in INV noss.sa;on for t,vI
wears becamo az d;agnstsJ that snIJ
INV private house and other nronertv
onlv reta;rino q vineyard in Fresno cnnn
tyh " ~ ~''
Do Won know of anv other Californ;ans
that have come cast for tbat reasons
Yes. quite a LARGE number. anonc them
are Charles CrocIer VIM M Lent n
o. Mills. John F, Boyd. George Meisnv.
and the Belden family There are liter
allv hundreds who would come wore Il
not for local entanelements and nersonaI
reasons. / am AFRAID that ali California
is likely to suffer from loss Of trade and
population for a time. The middle class
been injured and impoverished bv oam.
hlinp in the Comstock. Barton SAID he
had come to stay. but would retain his
vineyard in Fresno county.
| Charles Pelham Clinton. alias lord
Courtney. was discharged from custody
this morning. on a charge of obta;ning
money under false pretenses. He was
discharged that he might he taken to
Utah to answer a charge of forgery. De.
tective Duzenberry rearrested him and he
starts for Salt Lake to. dav
Joshua Chamberlain. of Maine. now in
town. makes public the fact that Jobn
w. Mackay, the Nevada millionaire. and
wealthy citizen of Philadelphia. have
given $50, 200 each for the endowment of
Bowdoin College. 10.
CHICAGO. December. a.
An Inter. Ocean Elyria (Ohio) Special
saws: Some excitement EXISTS in Carlisle
| Larrmie county. in regard to two Nor.
| mon elders who came "a missionaries
from Salt Lake CITY. They have alreadv
made several proselytes. The GOOD neo.
pie of Oberlin. near which place the
meetings are being held. are NATURALLY
disguised. and arc nuzzled To know what
| to do. 1t is said that one family have
sold their family homestead with the in.
| tention of moving to Utah in the Spring.
| WAsHINGroe December ID
| In the House. Mr.. Calkina offered the
| following resolution. which was immedi.
ately unanimously adopted:
| Resolved. That the sympathv Of this
House is hereby extended to the unhapnv
laborinr class in Ireland. in its effort "a
effect reform in the present onnressive
tenant system prevailing in that country.
YANxroN. D. II. December ID.
| The Brule chief Medicine Bull was
accidentally shot by a revolver drowned
from the pocket of Mr.. Beveridoe one oi
the council which had been called TO dis.
cuss the proposition to lease the right Of
way to the Milwaukee and St. Paul Rail.
road, through the Brule reservation. The
wound is serious, but Medicine Bull
charged his followers not to modest any
white man because Of the accident and
gave to Mr.. Beyeridge his best horse AZ a
token of good will.
SAN FRANcIsco. December 18th.
In Oakland last night. Miss Elizabeth
TAYLOR, aged II, was shot dead at the
gate of her fathers residence. bv the nc.
cidental discharge of pistol in the hands
of her affianced. John Scotcher. son of !
we'll known commission merchant Of this
city.
LONDON, DECEMBER IA.
The Standard saws: Forster has again
allowed himself to be talked over by hi,
colleagues, and another months grace i,
to be allowed the Irish criminals to com
plete their work of ruin. The Cabine,
| has refused Forster's demand for coercion
The Standard severely condemns Forste,
for not resipninp. in view of forepoinf
circumstances. Another Cabinet connci
will be held to-day. A news agency re
ports that the head Of the Criminal Tn
vestigation Department visited Gladston,
Yesterday, from which it is supposed tina,
special detachment Of London polic,
| will be sent to Ireland. BRIGHT ant
Chamberlain again repeated their resolu