The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-03-15
TURBULENT TIMES
At Denver Over City Offices.
The Brazilian lnsurrection at an End
and the People Rejoice.
Great Republican Gains in
New Hampshire.
Salt Lake Hopeful at the Business
Outlook.

New YORK, March l5-SiIver, 50 rs
Lead, $40.
SALT LAKE Mar ch Is. business men il
this city ~re hopeful aut. cotripis4cnt in thei
views OF the coming season, and believe thai
within very few weeks new era of busi
ness prosperity will set in. Money is easei
now than it has been for year past and
many of the business house. and banks have
just declared dividends
dispatch from Chicago last night sayi
there is some talk among the Western Pass.
enger Association lines OF requesting Chair
man Caldwell to order boycott of the
Union Pacific Notwithstanding the deuia
OF that line, 1t is held resl or ,lble for tn,
existing generalization in California traffic
DENVER. Colo. March l5.-This has
been day OF most intense excitement here
scenes unparalled in the history of the city
being witnessed. Governor Waite, Of
"Blood to the Horses Brides" fame, called
out the first regiment, to attach the city
hall and drive therefrom the two police CON.
missioners who defied his power, entrenched
behind barricaded doors, and surrounded
by hundreds of armed policemen and depu.
ty sherltfs, ready to do their bidding. This
critical situation has been brought about BY
the determination Of Governor Waite to
oust the two members of the Fire and Police
Rkc0n hrra nd |
ne removed for protecting gambling houses,
and placed in office their successors, d. ID.
Barnes and Dennis Mullins Massed in the
vicinity of the city hall, were thousands,
most of them being drawn to the spot out
OF mere curiosity, and reckless of the danger
that seemed imminent
Part of the policemen, armed with revol,
vsrs and clubs, were drawn up in line out.
side the hall, awaiting the approach of the
enemy. Inside were the remainder and a
large force of deputy sheriff's, armed with
the fort at any sacrifice.
At Has p. m. Governor Waite called the
National Guards of the State to his assist
ance. Matters are threatening in the ex.
treme. To-day friday the Governor will
call all the state troops out and will renew
his attempt to install the new police com,
missioners in office.
WASHINGTON, March Is. 5.-Blands seign
orage bill passed the Senate yesterday by a
majority of thirteen, and now only awaits
the Presidents signature in order to become
3 law.
The trial of Colonel Breckenridge was con.
tinued yesterday. Damaging evidence was
given against the Star OF Kentucky"
Los ANGELES, Cal, March l5.-The In.
dustrial Army still threatens trouble here
and the march to the National Capitol may
commence at any time.
LONDON, March, l5.-Lord Roseberry is
reported to have restored harmony in the
ranks of the Liberal party, and the cricis of
the past few weeks has passed.
WASHINGTON. D. G. March IA Senator
Shoup appeared before the Senate Com.
mittee on Finance yesterday in the interest
OF lead miners. He made an argument in
favor Of an increased duty on lead and in
behalf Of his commercial samplng amend.
ment. He called the attention of the com.
mittee to rumors that influences were at
work to have even the insufficient protection
Afforded by the amended bill stricken out,
and assured the committee that his people
so far from being satisfied with three
quarters of cent were loud in their pro.
tests and demands that the duty should be
returned.
CONCORD, N H. March l4.-Returns
from the annual town elections show un.
expected and large Republican gains in
every direction. Towns that for year. have
been Democratic have gone Republican, in
many instances, by large majorites.
Rio JANKIRo, March l4.-The Insureent
forces deserted Fort Vallegsnguon on Mon.
day night, leaving their flags flying, and
took refuge on the Islands of Enchadas and
Psqueta. There was not soul on board
the rebel ships during the bombardmen,
yesterday. Admiral Da Cana left the
harbor on board French vessel. 1t is not
known whether the Admiral is still on
board. All the insurgent officers, excep,
the surgeons, have fed President Peixotc
ordered 500 rebel prisoners liberated from
jail to-day. Everybody is keeping holiday
on account of the end of the war
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
WASHINGTON, March l0.-The Navy De-
partment has tested the first armor plates
completed by the new Harveyizing plant Of
the Carnegie works. The plates do no,
represent a particular lot designed for a
vessel, but are experimental plates. The
experiment was conducted by the Govern
ment proving station at Indian Head, and
the tests were satisfactory.
DURANGO, Mex. March lO.--The stock
ranch Of Peiro Sanchez. fifty miles west o.
here, was the scene of desperate atfray
between band of brigands and force Of
employees, led by Mr.. Sanchez, who mad,
strong resistance to the attack of tn,
brigands. The outlaws were expected ane
when they rode up to the main residence O
the ranch and demanded money the guard
opened Ere. The robbers were taken b,