The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-10-19

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would prefer an adjourn. uent of Congress
until the regular session, to any one o
the propositions which have lNeen brought
forward in the place of unconC itional re
peal.
New YORK, Oct. lS-A special cable
from Paris gives the information thai
Marshal Mcmahon died yesterday MORT
ing.
The French capital is the centre OF
festivities and demonstrations that have,
it is said. never been equalled since the
days of the French Empire. The coca.
sion is the visit Of the Russian Admirals
and subordinate officers. The scene
yesterday beggars description and the
French populace went mad President
Carnot and other officials made
complimentary speeches welcoming the
distinguished visitors. A counter de.
monstration is being made by Italy in
giving regal reception to the officers Of
the British squadron now anchored at
Taranta, Italy.
LONDON, Oct. l6.-Lord Salisbury in q
speech yesterday criticised the Govern.
ment's course on the Home Rule bill.
Count Butcher, a descendant Of
Marshal Bluchor. was murdered yester.
day. s4tf. s@s
OMAHA, Oct. l8.-It Is rumored that
the Union Pacific Receivers will termi.
nate their agreement with the Chicago &
Northwestern. The intention of the
latter road to extend to Utah, is said to
cut some figure in the case.
WASHINGTON, Oct. lS.--Cleveland 10
said to have ANN. Fed yesterday that he
would send no more appointments to the
Senate until the repeal bill has been
acted upon.
In the Senate yeste rday the repealcrs
consumed the day in deploring their
helplessness. Morgan proposed an
amendment repeating the whole of the
Sherman act.
There was sensational rumor aaoat at
Washington last night to the effect that
the repealers have decided to force the re.
peal bill through the Senate by revolu.
tionary methods. The story goes that
Carlisle has had several conferences with
voorhees,, German and Sherman and
that it was finally and fully decided that
the repeal bill must be passed at once,
Though ths Heavens fall" A gag reese.
luton was formulated, which it was
intended should be introduced by Mills.
1t is said that this resolution will be to
the effect that the Senate at once proceed
to vote upon House bill No. !, and that
no debate upon the resolution be per.
mitted. The Vice. President, who il said
to be in the deal, will decide that the
resolution, under the rules of the Senate,
is out of order; an appeal will be taken to
the Senate and the Vice. President over.
ruled. As soon as the smoke of the
explosion clears away somewhat, the
resolution will be put to q vote and
carried.
Vice. President Stevens part 10 the
performance is said to be not to recop.
nize any silver Senator until the thing has
4 a
been put through. The situation changes
every twenty.four hours and predic.
tions day ahead are mere guess work
There are quiet rumors that the Vice.
President has indicated his willingness to
assist Senator Voorhees, in securing a
change of rules by which vote can be
forced upon the main question. This
would be gag law, but Senators Hill,
Villas, Gray and others are openly advo.
eating it.
New YORK, Oct. l9.-This city was
visited yesterday by three and hall
million fire.
The stallion record was lowered yes.
terday by Directum, who trotted a mile
in 2.05a.
The Union Pacific is now out Of the
Western Passenger Association, and it is
predicted that other lines will follow.
WASHINGTON, Oct. l6.-The Govern.
ment's gold reserve has decreased over
ten millions since the first of the month
and the expenditures still exceed the re.
ceipts,
Senator Daniel Of Virginia offered to
submit the repeal question yesterday to
the Democratic Senators and abide by
the decision of the majority, but the Re.
publicans declined.
The repeal bill was not even reached
in the Senate yesterday, being taken up
by the interchanges of personalities be.
tween the silver and the Administration
Democrats.
BALTIMORE, Dot. l9.-The Jubilee
Celebration here in honor of Cardinal
Gibbons yesterday was attended BY
nearly all the Catholic denominations Of
America. Messages were received from
the Pope.
NEW York, Dot. ia special from
London, speaking Of the celebration in
Paris yesterday in honor of the Russian
guests, states that the ation.
made by the French to the Russian visit.
ors would almost seem to indicate that
the whole nation had gone crazy. When
it is understood that the intensity of the
ovation is due to a belief on the part Of
the people that it will make Germany
feel uneasy, the matter takes q comical
turn. 1t is very much like the affection.
ate demonstrations of a young lady when
she il directing her Attentions In tb.