The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-10-08
TELEG RAPHIC NEWS.

A Nuevo Laredo (Mexico) special
says: A reign Of terror has prevailed
here for the past twenty-four hours,
and hundreds OF persons have fled from
the city. The excitement and alarm
grew out of report that bloody and
desperate brigand, FL Coyote 1.-THE
WOLF, had gathered LOG followers from
the mountain Businesses, and armed
and equipped them on horseback for
the express purpose OF sacking the city
and rescuing from prison about dozen
OF his fellow murderers who were under
arrest. Approaching the thoroughly
desperate character of FL Coyote, and
understanding from his recent bloody
work that the threat was not an idle
one, perfect panic seized possession of
the populace. All who could do so
sought safety by fleeing to the Ameri-
can side. The authorities took steps
Immediately to arrest the marauders,
and hurried preparations are being
made to meet them. The citizens gen.
orally are arming themselves.
The Produce Exchange Weekly says:
The exports from the United States in
wheat and flour since July ], 1884,
have been about Sc, 600, 900 to 3S, 600, :
600 bushels, including exports from
both coasts. The consumption in the
United States has been, from July LIST
to October lst, about $4,000, 600 bush
els. The visible supply has been in
creased in ninety days about 1000.
600 bushels. These figures indicate
that the farmers have already delivered
from the crop of 1884 about $4,000, :
900 bushels of wheat.
The earnings of the entire Union Pa
cific system for the month of August
were 81, 40, 900; decrease from August
of last year, $47, 600; expenses, 81 l0l. :
900; decrease, 1915, 900; surplus earn.
ings, 81, $685. coo; increase, $22S, 900
For eight months to August 80, the
earnings were SIS, 81, 900; decrease for
same period last year, 81, 066, 600; ex-
penses, 50, 372, 600; decrease, Sl4S, coo;
surplus earnings for eight months,
IS, 49S, 900.
Over 100 men, women and children
have been thrown out Of employment
by the closing of cotton factories in and
near Petersburg, Va, by reason of the
scarcity of water.
The great German political parties
are alarmed at the possible success of
the Socialists in the coming elections.
Bismarck thinks the law potent enough
to keep them within bounds.
Gladstone has issued circular, mott.
flying his supporters to attend the open
ing OF Parliament, as he proposes, at
the earliest moment, to submit impor-
tant and pressing business for the con-
sideraton of that body.
Alba Armstrong, a merchant living
at Newhago, Michigan, Monday night
found a young man named George
Bates sleeping with Mrs. Armstrong.
He procured an AK and killed both of
them. He is now under arrest.
The Bennett Mackay cable. which
has only recently been laid between
Europe and america, is broken. 1t is
supposed the breaking was caused by
iccbergs.
The cholera has cost the Italian Gov
eminent million and quarter pounds.
II it lasts few months longer it will
cost more than three millions, and nine
to ten thousand bills have been pro-
tested in Naples.
Pacific Mail rose in New York TO
534, on statements that the Central Pa
cific Railroads Hongkong line Of steam.
ers would be withdrawn. This will
give the Pacific Mail monopoly of the
Chinese business.
Minnie Brooks, stabbed by Joe
Williams, a colored man, on SATURDAY.
night, died yesterday in Chicago. She
is the second victim, her husband, Giles
Hunt, having died the night before.
Sir Moses Montefore is in excellent
health, and services will be held in the
synagogues all over Europe on the 26th
and 9th, in honor OF his centenary.
1t is reported that the French have
occupied Tamsui.
President Arthur is expected in
Washington the latter part of the week.