The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-05-21

Gladstone ia suffering from mild
attack Of la grippe,

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An American and his daughter have
been stoned by mob in Italy.
Good bye to Germans chances. He
has been nominated for President by
Anna Dickerson.
Fifteen thousand workmen will be
employed on the Worlds Fair buildings
and grounds within sixty days.
The British warship rhunderer has
been detained at Gibralter owing to
numerous cases of disease among her
officers aud crew.
Premier Rudini now wants to arbitrate |
the New Orleans matter. II the United |
States consents, Italy will consent to
have the Car act as arbitrator.
The department of State is officially
Informed of the acceptance by the gov
eminent of China of an invitation to
participate in the Worlds Fair
The Secretary Of the Interior, within
few days, will appoint an agent to
to superintend experimental irrigation in
Nevada, Arizona and Montana.
The body of Louis Dunbar was found
near Cloverdale, Cal, with his
clothes burned Off 1t is sup.
posed he was killed by Indians, with
whom he had quarrcled.
Adiutant General McClelland has
made report to the governorof Pennsyl-
vania that the charges that the men in
the coke region were kept prisoners and
obliged to work against their will is un.
true.
A tramp who was fined $40 for being
drunk at La Porte City, Iowa, the other
day, pulled off his boots, and, taking the
money from lot of greenbacks concealed
there, paid his fine and went bis way.
Secretary Foster, having been in.
formed eff the death at Wilmington, Cali.
fornia, of p. II. Downing, collector of
the port, has authorized William G.
Downing, the collectors son, to act in
his place.
The Dublin National Press announces
that since his arrival in Ireland, after be.
ing appointed commander.in chief of the
military forces, Lord Wolsey has be.
come home ruler, and says he does not
see danger from military point of view
in granting home rule to Ireland.
An Indiana girl offered her heart,
hand and So, 900, 900 to Chicago drum.
mer, surprising him to be single man.
When he realized that he had q red.
headed wife and seven children at home,
with not the slightest excuse for di.
voree, he leaned over the railing of
bridge across creek and let his sad
tears mingle with the babbling waters.
A Texas stockmon says the cattle ex.
portation from that State this year will
fall far short of any previous year. The
cattle are there, but are being fattened
at home instead of being shipped to
northern ranges The cattle are also be-
ing improved by crossing with thorough
breds.
According to advices received from
Honolulu by the steamer Australia, there
is considerable excitement in Honolulu
over the alleged working of an alleged
opium ring. A prominent business man
has been arrested, and Others are be.
lieved to be interested. In one mans
possession l4O pounds of opium was
| found.
Miners and others to the number of
about 100, 900 now on strike in Belgium
for fewer hours of labor and for electoral
reform, have, through their central
organization, demanded that the dock
laborers Of Antwerp shall boycott the
coal laden steamers expected to arrive at
that port soon.
A horrible accident occurred in the
San Carlos mine in Guanajuato. A
miner, having lit the fuses of a num-
Der of blasts, ordered those on top of
the mine to haul him up. The horses
| which worked the within started with
such speed and violence that the bucket
in which the unfortunate miner was.
was broken against the windlass and the
miner fell back into the mine at the very
moment the blasts went off, He was
cut into thousand pieces.
A meeting Of all the Italians in Bos.
ton is to be held for the purpose of FORM
ing a society for the elevation of the
poorer and ignorant class of Italians,
whom it proposes to teach respect for
and obedience to the laws Of this coun.
try. This is something that is much
needed and is line Of action that should
be pursued all over the United States
and especially in San Francisco, where,
in meetings recently held, the Italians
expressed utter contempt for the law.
The Black Range, published at Chlor.
ide, New Mexico, reports that the tracks
of six Indians have been seen between
Chloride and Hermoss, and that last
week young man named Theodore
Phillips was shot at by an Indian three
miles from the Silver Monument mine,
which is not far from Chloride. Luckily
for the young man the first bullet missed
him, and when he looked where the shot
| came from and saw an Indian he skinned