The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-05-24
TELEGRAPhlC NOTES.

.oun aud Jones were each sentenced to |
Il epty lays imprisonment in Jail for dis
wing banner on the occasion OF May
4. demonstration on the Capitol grounds.
7 81 fine or ten days Imprisonment, was
..oteuced on Coxey and Brown for trespass.
4 j on the Capitol grounds.
GREAT FALLS, Mont. May 2l.-Two ad-
nee agents of the Northwestern division
a the Industrial army, are here soliciting
q nd. to provide food for their followers.
1oOO men will be organized in Helena and
Mt east over the Northern Pacific.
WuLIAMspoRT, Pa, May 2l.-Cut off
1rom the rest of the world, no railroad COM
,uuication and no telegraph or telephone
= .emmunicstions save ths quivering wire
4. .er which this message is speediug saer
4 the condition of this place the present
9me surrounded on every hand by the
r;sug destroyer, which has already destroy
a q million dollars worth of property, and
Nom present indications the great destroyer
nav sweep away million more. The con.
d,tion of Williamsport is indeed pitiable.
MANY families are homeless and hundreds
more expect to be driven from their homes
IL tho second stories. where they have
found refuge, before day. and unless the
nood ceases there is no power On earth can
ayert greater disaster than has already
home upon the help pless city,
CHICAGO, May 2l.-The assassin of Mayor
Harrison, Prendsrgast. trial will be continued
until Tomorrow 1t is stated that the pro.
secution will ask for continuances from time
10 time until June 4th, on that date another
Judge will succeed Judge Chetlain in the
criminal branch of the county judiciary.
New YORK, May 2l.-A driver in the
Employ of the Street Cleaning Department,
who was taken to the Harlem Hospital
with bullet in his back, died without re
sealng the name of his slayer. 1t was
afterwards found out by the detectives that
the story told by Carberry, the murdered
man, was falsehood.
CALCUTTA, May 2l.-The Currency
Association sent memorial to the Govern
msnt, protesting against forcing Council
bills upon the market in excessive amounts
during the slack export season. The action
of the Government depresses exchange and
is causing panic and paralyzing trade,
Paris, May 2l.-The author of the ex.
plosion in the Hotel Terminus, Emile Henri,
was guiIotined at 4:04 this morning. Just
as day was breaking Henri was led from the
Prison de la Roquette to the instrument OF
death AS he passed between the portal,
from the prison, he wore the same air o
bravado that marked his conduct during
the trial The walk to the guilotine wa
exceedingly short. He was seized by tt,
assistant of Dieblo and bound to th
bsscule. Then there was flash as tn
knife descended and then there was silence
The head of the anarchist dropped into tn
basket in front of the guillotine.
PHILADELPHIA, May 20-A half milio
is the estimated loss of property by fire i
the heart of the business section of the city
The flames were discovered about half pas
twelve o'clock in the celler of the store q
the julius Sichel Company. The fame
were confined to two buildings, but adjoiI
ing stores on Arch and Eighth streets sufie
ed loss from fire smoke and water. TT
origin Of the fire is unknown.
BARsrow, CAL, May 90 A workms
named Cox fell down the shaft of the Sid
winder mine and was knocked sensele
upon the projecting timbers. A man worl
ing below carried him to place of safe
and ran for help. While the man was a
sent the the injured miner regained co
seousness, took to the ladder and elm 'ot
nearly up to the shaft. He weakened hoy
ever, and fell again, crushing his right che
bone and tearing of one eyelid. But Il
determined man retained his senses al
again started up the shaft. His companio
found him dead upon the ladder fifty fs
from the bottom.
BARCELONA, May 20.-rhe death sentt
f ees passed upon six anarchists, for comp
city in the attempt Of Pallas to assassin
Marshal Martinez Campos were read to t
condemned men in the Mont Juch eta,
+ preparatory to the execution by guillot
Tomorrow
f DIS MONIES, Ia. May O.---The Ke
Commonwealers met this evening to dsct
sscheme that is on foot to perpetuate
Commonweal movement, and many labor
I men signed an agreement to join the c
templated association. The order is to
Of q political nature and will invite
laboring and poorer classes together
Ii force Congress and the State Legislatures
acceds to its demands.
WAsHINoToN, May 10. Representa-,
Bland of Missoui, returned to Washing
this morning, from the Democratic 81
convention. He says the main issue viii
the question of the free coinage of silver
the coming congressional campaign in
South and West All the indications so
point to a victory for the silver men.
SPRING VALLEY, Ill May l9.-The c
pany's mines in this city, are on fire at
bottom and the company asked the str
TO allow the men to 60 to work sxtingu
Ing the flames. BY close vote, of IT
ing called for that purpose. it was dec
not to allow the men to 60 down.
PRESIDENT Murray arrived just before
meeting adjourned and strongly urged
consideration of the vote, but in spit
Murray's remonstrances, the miners