The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-10-12
The Campaign Opens
The Continuous Session Of
the Senate Commenced
Last Evening.
A Compromise Probable. with the
Issuance of One Hundred NIL
lion Gold Bonds.
Salt Lake City Happenings
Mayor 6askin Says the City is Bank
rupt Owing to the Disgracefni
Waste of Means.
special Dispatches to Tur RECORD

special Dispatches to The RECORD.
NEW YoRK, Oct. l2.-Silver, 73a;
Copper. s9.75; Lead, 1885.
SALT LAKE, Oct. l0.--Registrar
Walden. who recently assaulted Judge
Powers. was found guilty of assault yes
terday and will be sentenced to-day
Judge. Zane yesterday sentenced
Charles. Arnup, the Is year old boy who
recently was found guilty of killing Chi
naman, to two years in the penitentiary.
A dispatch from Washington last even.
ing states that Governor Vests annual
report to the Secretary Of the Interior
has been received there. The Governor
recommends the restoration of the Chs,oh
property, both real and personal, and
says "polygamy has been abandoned.
He also urges Statehood.
SALT LAKE, Oct. 1.-THE registra.
ton OF the city has been badly butchered
this year, making an exceedingly I'm
favorable showing for Salt Lake.
Mayor Baskin in special communica.
tion to the city council last night, called
attention to the serious condition of the
city's finances. The message directed
attention to the disgraceful waste of
means and stated that the city was now
bankrupt.
The Mayor last night sent to the
council the removal of Mr.. Shovel as
Sanitary Inspector and named s. c.
Ewing as his successor.
Yesterday, Registrar Walden, who was
recently convicted of assaulting Judge
Powers, was fined $75. On request of
Powers, through his attorney, the money
was refunded.
F. j. Stark, who has been a guard at
the penitentiary for the past three years,
was yesterday installed as Acting Warden
by Marshal Nat. Brigham, vice Alfales
Young, removed. As to the reason for
Young's sudden removal. nothing tan.
gible has been made public.
SALT LAKE, Oct. l2.--The Liberals
hold their primaries tonight for the
nomination of city officers.
Ore and bullion receipts yesterday in
this city were 500, s40.
The trial Of John Benson for the
murder of DR.. Elliot at Tooelle for
assaulting his wife was concluded last
evening and given to the jury, who were
locked up all night, not having arrived at
. verdict.
New York, Oct. l0.--The second cup
race resulted inan easy victory for the
Vigilant, which outsailed the Valkyrie
under all conditions and crossed the line
yesterday three miles ahead. 1t is gene.
rally admitted that the Valkyrie is the
best boat England has ever sent over to
win the American cup. She met, how.
ever, yacht that is SO much superior
that her strongest admirers all say there
can be no doubt that the Vigilant will
win three races, and therefore the match.
There will remain. however, question
as to which boat is more worthy in hall
gale and very rough sea.
CHICAGO, October 9.-Nearly three
quarters of . million people took in Chi
cago day at the Worlds Fair. The cele
bration WAS one of such magniicence as
to surpass all previous Worlds FAi,
days.
The Worlds Fair indebtedness wa,
wiped out yesterday with check calling
for million and half.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.-Senator VOL
colt Saturday criticised the President for
his interference with the legislative
branch of the Government.
President Cleveland is getting ready
for an issue of gold bonds OF about on,
hundred million dollars either under
compromise silver bill, or under the au
thority the Treasury Department alread,
has. ]. P. Morgan, Of Morgan, Drexa
4 Co., who helped to float a forme
issue Of bonds, just had conference will
Carlisle and Gresham. He goes back t.
New York with the information that tn
best compromise that can be made witt
the silver men is to continue the purchas
OF two million ounces of silver per mont
for two years and authorize bonds for tn
purpose of increasing the gold reserve tt
two hundred millions. The silver me
may insist on the purchase of two and
half million ounces per month. Ifthey
they will consent to provision permit
ting the National banks to issue circuls
tion to the par value of their bonds.
WAsHINeToN, Oct. l0.--A canvass
the Democratic Senators shows twenty
one for, and twenty.three against repes
Of the Sherman silver purchase law. TIL
indications grow stronger chat there wi
be no compromise, and no action ON th
, repeal bill.
WASHINGTON, Oct. IA poll Of th
} Senate last night shows forty.eight fe
8 and thirty.seven against repeal.
The physical endurance struggle wi
commence il the Senate At six p. m. I,
Q day. The silver Senators have arrange
Q their plan Of battle and there are fe
: Senators who think that the continuou
. session will result in anything but defs,
r for the repealers. There are also strong