The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-11-30

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wood, palmetto, orange, myrtle and tt
,ther woods in rough. All wool Of sheep, m
hair or camel. goat, alpine and other like "
animals, wool and hair on the skin, yarn, b
waste and burr waste. rough and plain, +
all waste or rags composed &
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The Knights of Labor accepted Gener- u
al Master Workingman Powderly's re-
signation yesterday, and elected James
R. Sovereign, of Iowa. to succeed him.
New York, Nov. 2s-A high Repub-
lican organ in this city. commenting on
the recent freaks Of nature, says;
"There is distress on every land on the
earth" II almost gives significance to
statement made by a devout lady the
other day on the street when she said:
al believe the last days have come; there
is distress of nations; mems hearts fail
ing them with fear and the sea roaring"
and she might have added, "Mr. Cleve'
land is President aud il the devil was
| ever to be let loose for thousand years,
it looks as though he had begun his
work"
A special cablegram from the Conti-
nent brings the startling news that anoth-
er earthquake in Persia killed twelve
thousand people the latter part OF this
week. The death list, which is being
constantly augmented is terrible. News
is also received of another mighty storm
which has just wrecked the British coast..
Ships coming into English ports are all
storm battered and great many that
are expected do not come.
A dispatch from Berlin yesterday says
that an unsuccessful attempt was made
. yesterday to blow up the Chancellor OF
the Empire, Won Csprivi.
SALT LAKE, Nov. 29.-The Worlds
Fair Commissioners awarded to Utah the
!, first medal for having the best display OF
A minerals in the Mining building.
= AtOgden yesterday the Pioneer Elec.
trio Power Co., was incorporated with
; capital OF one million dollars. Promi'
nent Mormon church leaders head the
! movement. It is proposed to use the
waters of Ogden river, which is estimated
:. to be about ten thousand horse power.
- A special from Logan, Utah. last even
:. ing, says that George W. Thatcher
:. Mayor elect, made most brutal AM
=. cowardly assault upon the editor OF thu
=. Nation, without any cause or provocation
" Thatcher was Immediately placed unde
-. arrest and pleaded not guilty.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 20 Since tn
. assembly Of the Knights Of labor &C
- journed here yesterday, such dissatisfa
:" tion has been expressed concerning I'll
~ way the Assembly conducted its baaine'
-. this year, that many believe the Ord
49, will not 1.-Two through another year.
in New YORK, Nov. 29.-A cablegra
If states that an internal machine was sc
tho to the Emperor William of German
tho yesterday. by Frenchman.
,ro. A special from Rio Janeiro, dat
Nov. 81, which is the latest, states tn
re. the streets are crowded with pedestria
re. aud business is paralyzed. The dana
'uth to those buildings which have been
.cti. during the bombardment, is appare
the Most of those who were killed were ale
gar, the water front, where Admiral Nell
Il be launches patrolday and night, exchang
not shots with Piexoto's ironclads.
thu Government forces have been pound
the shot and shell into Fort villegaigl
, fol. daily for the last week The barrica
ICON, are now almost in ruins, while the
If all itself is in fairly good condition.
Their. garrison in the fort is still united in
made adherence to Mello's cause. Mel
,pico feet replies to the attack from the sh
table with their heavy guns. The garriso
coal, supplied with food by launches wi
de Of are constantly patrolling the har
new Many Of the shore batteries have
per is put out Of action by the guns from
r and villegaignon. The residents of the
upper regard the constant firing with indi
dust ence. Crowds collect at points of Y
urs Of age on the front to witness the fl
birds. Mello is at present deferred from Ian
furs. owing to the small force on his ship.
ferrous The government has suppress
hur or church newspaper because of unfavo
Juice, criticisms of the government Of
s and Piexoto has thus incurred the dlsli
earth, the Catholic clergy, many of whom
r and secretly in favor Of a restoration {
. and monarchy, because they were depriv
8, har- their salaries under the Republic.
hoes, WASHINGTON, D. G. Nov. 20.
'hines' Brazilian Minister, Mendoza, is san
MAKING of the early humiliation of the Insu
TX not fleet. He said last night that he di
tnan believe any use would be found TO
SOFA or ships purchased in this country afte
WOOL arrived, except as an adjunct to u
10 in'o ture navy Of the Brazilian Govern
lime. He firmly believed that Admiral
mental is drawing his last breath and Is
! wear. dent that Mello's supply Of ammu
fects on and provisions are getting DANCE
, Treas. scarce, and that within less than I
ar and night the end of the revolution viii
planks been reached From the fact the
!, manu- of Mello's feet are showing much
e duties freedom than formerly, the m
cases in concludes they must be getting en-