The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-04-19
rElEGRAPHiC NOTES.

0ut WHtEe 10 piaheSu' ava |
since the failure of the bank it has been
mystery to all as to where the money went
that was secured by Coffns and Reed the
defendants. They owed the bank $500, 900
but the question was as to what they did
with it.
EVANSTON, Wyo,, April Ii. A fruit train
was ditched at DEVILS Gate last evening and
the fireman had his right leg mashed
SAN Francisco, April l5,-rhe fight an
uounced to take place in Boones arena at
the Midwinter Fair next Saturday evening
between Colonel Boone's African lion and
a grizzly bear recently captured in the
mountains near Reno. "ParnelP' is a lion
with record He is one OF Colonel Boone's
performing animals, but recently has become
so ferocious that he is kept out OF the ring
soaiasd IA ~S2sotAl cage. He weighs
$50 pounds and in physical appearance is
perfect The grizzly bear is fine specimen
and is fresh from the mountains, and weighs
l5O pounds more than the lion,
CLEVELAND O., April Is. Seymour New
Ian, a negro with bad reputation, commit
ed criminal assault, was taken from the
Jail and dragged to tree about 100 yards
distant and there he was strung up.
SANTA Cruz, April l5.-l2;45 a. m.--The
fire commenced about ten o'clock near the
Court house, and is burning fiercely. 1t has
swept over half mile OF territory in the
heart of the business portion, and many OF
the finest buildings have been destroyed.
The fire department has just succeeded in
obtaining water, but they can make no
headway against the flames The people of
the town are almost panic stricken and it is
impossible to estimate the loss.
Foreman Charles R. Cole OF the Civil
Court announced verdict for the plaintiff,
Madeline Pollard, for $l5, 900 damager from
Congressman w. C.. P, Breckinridge, for
breaking his contract to marry her, thus
ending the long and and exciting Breckn-
ridge. Pollard breach of promise trial
SEATTLE, Wash. April l5.-The Great
Northern Railroad strike is extended over
the Cascade division and the coast lines,
aud the whole system is laid up from Minot
to Seattle and from Seattle to New West
minister Hardly wheel is turning, nor a
telegraph wire ticking over 2O0O miles Of
line.
OMAHA, April l5.--General Kelly and his
1900 troops spent beautiful Sabbath, il
the enjoyment of more luxury than the,
have known since they left home two week.
ago. It had been the intention to disem
bark the army there in the woods and hav'
breakfast. The authorities had provided
2oOO loaves OF bread and 1000 pounds O
cooked beef, while business firm ha'
given 1000 pies. All this provender was il
two box cars which were quickly attache'
to kelly's
WASHINGTON, April l4.-The Hous
Committee on Indian Affairs, by close vot
to-day, took final action on the Ute removs
bill and refused definitely to ratify tn
treaty providing for the transfer OF thes
Indians to Utah. Delegate Rawins
making canvass of the committee yeste
day, became alarmed over the situation
He found that three of the members of tt
committee, who had been with him, ha
changed their minds, but by his vigoro'
action and enterprise saved the day
HELENA, Mont, April l4-Not whe
has turned on the Montana Central bran'
of the Great Northern since noon yesterda
The tie.up is complete and there is no inc
cation of compromise or settlement &c
eral Superintendent Bryan of the Gre
Northern is here but he protests that
does not know what the man want.
San Francisco, April, A.-Late repol
received here state that Santa Cruz, one
CALIFORNIA; beautiful towns is being destro
ed by FIRE. The water supply has given q
and the citizens are helpless to stop the pl
grsss of the flames.
ST. LOUIS, April l3-John 7. Davis, d
goods dealer, the richest man in Missou
died to-day. He leaves $25, ,OOO,OO
CHEYENNE, Wyo,, April lathe Ind
trial army arrived at 3 p. m, with bann
flying and men cheering. The train v
afterward run through to east Cheyen
where but brief stop was made to take
asupply Of provisions, including 1900 loa
Of bread and Ave bseves, furnished by
city enough to feed the men until No
Platte is reached to morrow morning.
LONDON, April l3.-Mr. Balfour,
Lidderdale, formerly governor of the Bs
Of England, Sir David Miller Barbour an
number Of others of equal prominence h
promised to attend an international
metallic conference that is to be had on
End at the Mansion House, the official r
dence of the Lord Mayor of London.
LovELocKs, New. April l2.-That
ton of the Industrial army which left r.
yesterday, commenced arriving here
sqaads OF about twenty. The citizens
making Preparations to feed them, but
hard to do so as the army outnumbers
residents.
BUFFALO, N. Y. April l2.-The plar
the American Glucose Company burned
night. The loss is 81. 100000. The W
Of the company consisted Of an eleven,s
brick building used for the manafactu
glucose, also three other eight story bl
ings that were owned by the same comp
There were perhaps l25 men at work al
time but 1t is not yet known how n
lives were lost.
OMAHA, April l2.-This evening, Y
Alfred Whipple, cashier of the Craw