The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-11-16
European Powers Making
Final Preparations for
the Great Struggle.
Mitchell Refuses to Fight.
BALANCE IN U. S. TREASURY
LOWEST EVER KNOWN.
Breaking Out of Another Revolu'
ton in Old Mexico.
special Dispatches to The RECORD.

NEW York, Nov. i6.--Silver, So;
Copper, $9.65; Lead, $3.50
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10. -. President
Cleveland never goes out now without
body guard.
1t is said that the Hawaiian affair has
caused a split in the Cabinet and that
Secretaries Morton and Smith resigned,
but were persuaded to withhold their
designations for the present.
1t is said also that the President has
been startled by the general expressions
of disapproval of his Hawaiian policy |
from .he Democratic leaders. In the
opinion of able members of Congress he
has committed an objectionable offense.
Secretary Carlisle has decided that the
silver seignorage can only be coined by
virtue of an act OF Congress.
Government counsel hold that fore
closure proceedings may be brought
| against the Union Pacific without legis-
lation by Congress.
The Ways and Means Committee has
decided not to submit the new tariff bill
to Democratic caucus. Bland and Cul.
bertson will lead the Democratic oppos-
ition to free wool.
The new triple-screw cruiser Columbia
in the trial trip developed speed OF
over twenty-five knots under forced
draught, the highest ever attained by an
American war vessel. The makers are
Cramp Bros. of Philadelphia.
New YORK, Nov. ia special dis
patch states that France is waging q
financial campaign against the powers Of
Continental Europe, and is pursuing the
campaign systematically. 1t has been
openly declared that relentless financial
war will precede the inevitable military
struggle.
Austria is already in bad way and
the serious difficulties OF the past few
weeks threaten to become worse. Paris
is the only impregnabIe financial capital
~ OF the Continent. Her safety lies il
the fact that she owes nothing. Every
other city is heavily involved. France
!, therefore stands unrivalled to-day among
the Continental powers in army, in navy
and in financial resources.
The news from the Continent every
i day becomes worse than the last.
y Both Italy and Spain are completed,
bankrupt and both are in mminen
y danger of overthrow of the present form
Of Government and the establishment 0
dictators.
g The plot to overthrow the Hawaiia
IS Government is said to have been hatche
- at Washington last winter, The Ne,
- York Sun has published scathing de
p nunciation of Cleveland's Hawaiia
m policy, which it calls "The Policy {
Z Infamy."
private special conveys the informi
ton that the Russian Government wi
g. take possession of the principal railroad
ne Of the empire and pay the private comp
Oh MES five millions. 1t is a strateget
Oh movement to secure the entire control
go the three principal railroads in Russi
cd In the event of mobilization Of troo]
~ the Government would not be left in ii
NJ lurch.
fe- The bembardment Of Rio Janeiro co
Or tinue night and day, without serious
jury to either side. The insurgents, it
said, have decided to hoist the Imper
flag. Word comes from Rio that Of
70 torpedo boats President Piexoto has j,
-. purchased, five were bought in German
H.. and are Of double-rammed class.
file 1t is reported that Mello is going sou
the soon and will leave the fleet in comma
Cd. Of one of his admirals.
md The report that the United States v
the permit Piexoto's newly purchased v
,ct. sells from the United States to leave N
nth York barber flying the stars and STRIP
ion is not fayorably regarded by the friel
Of Mello.
New YORK, Nov. Mitchell,
at English pugilist, refuses to sign artic
for fight with Corbett.
give COLUMBUS, Nov. l5.--McKinley
the ceived 1872, 90l votes, the highest mum
fort ever cast for an Ohio candidate.
less. WASHINGTON, Nov. l6.--Congressl
's at Springer has prepared banking