The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1893-10-14
GENERAL NEWS.

n Orth Carolina has mined nearly
$40, 100000 worth of gold since 1874.
The annual turnout of the "Veiled
Prophet" took place at st. Louis last
week.
In the Springfield, Ill. coal district
700 out of 1900 men have gone out
on strike.
According to the police census the
| total number of men out of work in
Chicago, is rs, 486.
The streets of Sacramento are
crowded with tramps. They come
principally from the north.
The Union Pacific employees refuse
to accept reduction in wages and a
strike is looked for at Omaha.
A general strike on the Baltimore
and Ohio road, it is reported, is almost
certain to occur during the next twen-
ty-four hours.
Two young people from the inter
ior regions of Illionois were married
in the Ferris wheel at the Worlds fair
the other day.
A strong effect is being made to Sc
cure change of venire in the case of
Richard L. Heath, charged with the
killing of McWhirter at Fresno, Cal.
The female barber has become an
institution in Chicago. There are no
less than twenty women who earn
$12 to S18 week in public shops in
that city.
George Hales, a sheepman, was
terribly mangled near Salina, in the
southern part of Utah, by big grizzly
bear. One arm was torn from his
body. He will probably die.
Seven thousands square inches of
the dome of the Denver capitol are to
be covered with silver; two ounces to
the square foot.
Leeds, England, magistrates on
Wednesday sent two miners with hun
gry families at home to prison for kill
ing a rabbit.
OF ten marriage engagements the
writer knows of eight being broken by
the men. The remaining two ended
in marriage, but not until after a
number of postponements by the
men.
On the ranch of Major Simmons in
Duval county, Texas, on branch OF
the San Diego river, hunter recent
ly killed several wild turkeys. On
examination their craws were found
to contain gold which had evidently
been picked up while feeding.
From authentic reports received at
Portland by persons in position to
know, it is belived that there has been
a recent and sudden uprising among
the natives of Alaska. Many persons
were killed, among them being sever
al missionaries sent out by the Ameri-
can board.
An Arizona bank cashier nailed to
the door the legend: "This bank has
not busted; it owes the people $780,,
900; the people owe it SOB, 900; it is
] the people who are busted; when they
pay, we'll pay" Now let the assign
ees of the people of Arizona get to-
gether.
The general paralysis of manufact-
uring in England is costing the coun-
try millions weekly. Nothing like
such misery and disaster has ever been
known before in England. There
is no parallel for it anywhere, save
perhaps in some peculiarly savage and
widespread phase of devastation by
war.
A party of negro miners passing
through Chicope, Kan, from visit
to Wier, we're called "scabs' by lot
of boys and stones were thrown at
them, when one of the negroes fired
his pistol at the boys, wounding one.
Much excitement resulted, and the
negroes were taken to Pittsburg, Kan.
to avoid trouble.
It is reported that the purchasers
of the Few York Journal of Comerce
were Samuel d. Davis & Co., bankers
at "a Wall street. The price paid is
said to be $6O8, 900. David M. Stone
is to remain the editor at salary of
$4,000 There were ga shares, and
the average price was consequently