The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-10-19
Rumor that the RepeaIers
intend to Force a Vote.
THE PRESIDENT MORE BULL
HEADED THAN EVER.
Frenchmen Going Crazy
over Russian Visitors.
DEATH OF MARSHAL MCMAHON
Doings In Salt Lake City.
spsolal Dispatches to TIE Rroo,p.

special Dispatches TO TIE Rrcoap.
New York, Oct. l9.--Silver, 70:
Copper, $3.50; Lead, $3.50.
SALT LAKE, Dot. 1.-THE Utah Com
missioners met at the Industrial Home
yesterday and the important work of ap.
pointing judges for the coming election
was taken up and several judges for the
remote counties appointed
Lead reached the So 65 mark yesterday
and the indications according to local
mining man are that the price will be
down to So so per 100 lbs. The outlook,
too, for silver is considered very glum.
Richard Macintosh yesterday received a
letter in which the writer, Schwartz, the
great smelter man. stated that he had
received advices that India was about to
place an import duty on silver Yesscr.
days quotation was 72a.
A meeting was held last night to or.
ganize general system of relief for the
unemployed.
The latest rate to Chicago for round.
trip from Salt Lake is S2s. 80, and to St..
Louis $26.S5.
SALT LAKE, Oct. l8.-In the First
District Court at Provo. yesterday,
Samuel Bennett obtained ten thousand
dollar verdict against the Tintic Iron
Mining Co. as damages.
The City Council last night granted
another week to complete the financial
statement, received from the Mayor the
appointment of Adolph Anderson as
Sanitary Inspector. heard reports of de.
fective and finished pavements and re.
ceived the usual number Of reports and
petitions.
Tho Superintendent of the Anchor
mine at Park City says that the mine
started up Monday with force of fifty
or sixty men. Everything is moving
well and the owners expect to keep the
mine running.
The regular Democratic movement AS
distinguished from the Citizen,' and
Independent movement, is said to be
gaming strength, and the indications
are that at the convention to be held
next Wednesday night, straight. out
ticket, representative of democracy. will
be nominated. The Independents will
npan tho "@-"r.is-- ~ilh rally at the
Salt Lake Theater next Wedneday even.
ing The Liberal chieftain has, it is said.
composed campaign song which will
probably be sung by large number be.
fore election day. 1t is set to catchy
music and contains Liberal hit in every
line.
A dispatch from Ogden states that
Liberals Of Ogden have decided to .stick"
and run ticket.
SALT LAKE, Oct. l9.-The county col.
ieetor says the taxes are coming in slowly,
but 30 far the amount collected compares
favorably with the collections of last
year to this date.
Work on the gravity sewer will be en-.
tirely suspended within the next thirty
days, on account Of the weather.
1t is announced that the Copper com.
pany has now secured ample funds and
will push the refinery to completion.
Mrs. Rosie Conkling died yesterday.
DENVER, Oct. l7.-Colorado is expect.
ing gold mining boom. A dozen Grip.
pie Greek mines were sold Saturday,
Several properties have been bonded and
leased. The Breckenridge group sold
for $4,000.
New YORK, Oct. l7.-It is said that
Lord Dunraven would be willing to sell
his Valkyrie to some American yachts.
man.
WASHINGTON, Dot. 1.-THE McCreary
bill, extending the time for Chinese to
register under the Geary act, was passed
by the House yesterday. with Geary's
amendment.
Jones and PETER spoke in the Senate
against repeal.
The Senate remained in session till l
o'clock.
Although an adjournment over Sunday
was expected to facilitate settlement Of
the silver question, tho debate began
again yesterday, with no material advance
in the situation, apparently. While It
still looks as il the result would be com.
promise or nothing, and while if anything
is certain it is that unconditional repeal
can never be passed, the difference exist.
ing among the Democrats as to the meas.
ure that should DO formulated and sun.
ported by the party make it less probable
than last week that the compromise will
soon be brought before that body. Glove.
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