The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-08-30
VOL. XLIII.
TELEGRAPH NOTES.


Lutte divorce from his wife and names Sen.
ator Stewart, of Nevada as correspondent.
Senator Stewart says it is a case of black.
mail.
YoKoHoMA, Aug. 27.-The war feeling
here is growing more intense every day and
there is great popular demand for the
transfer of the warlike operatians from
Corea to China. 1t is suggested that Japan
unite all available troops and march upon
Peking Immediately.
The commercial treaty between Great
Britain and Japan was ratified on Saturday.
HIAwATHA, Kan. Aug. 27.-A company
of ex-employees of Pullman. Ill, backed by
Chicago capital, has beer ofranized to build
car and general manufacturing shops at Hi
awatha, Kan. Brown county citizens have
taken $4,000 in stock and Chicago capi.
talists $4,000 Louis Meyer, president,
and c. o. Allen will be in Hiawatha Tues
day to select their site and complete ar.
rangements to begin work on the plant at
once. c. o. Allen is the inventor of new
PoioSO oiSOpiuS Sai lpi WHiCu MI
offered him sos. 900 aud a New York com
pany $50, 900 and royalty The company
will manage on the cooperative plan,
though the capitalists are guaranteed per
cent. on their investment before the laborer
comes in for his share. The company has
control of five patents, aud manufactures
all kinds of railway equipment. Louis
Meyer. president of the company, is the
architect of the initial Pullman shops and
has been in the employ of that company
ever since its organization. Eight hundred
employees of the Pullman shops will come
and begin the building Of the works as soon
as the preliminary arrangements are made.
CHICAGO, Aug. 27-An appeal signed
by L. Meyers, president of the strikers
committee, was issued to day to the chari-
tablyinclined public, asking for contribu-
tions toward fund to be used in transpor-
tation of Pullman unemployed to points
where they will be able to obtain employ.
ment.
EssEL, Prussia, Aug. 27,-A most dra-
matte scene was witnessed in the local
court to-day. A miner named LODI had
been tried and convicted of insulting an
imperial officer at recent meeting of So
cialists. The court sentenced the prisoner
to fsrtnight's Imprisonment. The mo-
ment sentenced was passed, Lodz drew a
revolver and fired two shots at the Judge,
who fed from the bench in alarm, but un.
hurt. The desperate man then aimed the
pistol at his own head and fired without eff
feet. Some of the court officials by this
time hld regained their presence of mind,
and LODI was disarmed,
SAN Francisco, Cal, Aug. PA seri-
Gus accident occurred this afternoon on the
Chenery street grade of the San Francisco
and San Mateo electric road. funeral car
returning from the cemetery became un
manageable and dashed down the grade at
terrific speed. Nearly all of the passen
gers were women, who became panic striker
and rushed to the rear platform. Severa
of them jumped and were thrown violently
to the ground. Mrs. Henry Hortsman
Mrs. Laporte and Mrs, Welch were so ser
iously injured that they were removed t.
st. Luke's hospital. Mrs, Hortsman is still
unconscious and will probably die. TIL
car ran on and crashed into another coach
but no serious damage was done. Two fata
runaways had occurred previously OIL
this grade.
A., Tho
Jury investigating the disaster in tn
Franklyn coal mine Friday, in which thirty
seven men were killed, has rendered
verdict finding that the fire was started b
unknown parties, who willfully, knowingl
and maliciously desired to do great iniur
and damage to the lives of the employee
and the property of the Oregon 1mprov
ment Company. 1t is believed that tt
person who fired The mine also perished
ATLANTIC CRY, N. j., Aug. GA sing
flash of lightning came from an almo
cloudless sky this afternoon and kill'
William Carr, aged 20, of this city, who W
bathing near the foot of Georgia avenu
The same flash rang the fire alarm, tied
traffic on the electric railway and snapp
telegraph pole,
OMAHA, Aug 25- conference of t
Nebraska Democrats was held her to-day
discuss fusion with the Populists. No d
csion was reached and another meeting "
be held next week.
ELwooD, Ind, Aug. 25.-The wind'
glass manufacturers of about thirty tow
aud cities in the gas belt have decided
demand reduction in wages of three p
cent. The glass workers declare they "
never submit to this reduction and will at
out rather than accept it, Nine thousa
men will be affected by this move.
ST. PAUL, Aug. 25 A murderer nan
Ermish, condemned to hang, was suppl
with a revolver by unknown confederat
In the corridors to-day he opened fire
the turkeys, wounding Deputy She
Horst. He was driven into his cell {
shackled.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-Whle
Senate was considering business beh
closed doors yesterday there slipped thro'
the important bill appropriating $1,000
carry into effect the income tax provision
the tariff bill. This ends all controversy
to the preliminary arrangements for coll
ing the income tax.
The Mason Valley Creamery has ship