The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-03-08
TELEGRAPHlC NOTES.

business of Importance was transacted
There was brief debate on silver, precipi
tated by the intention expressed by th
Vice President to refer the Bland seinorae
bill (which was just received from tn,
House) to the Finance Committee Stewar
OF Nevada opposed this disposition of tn,
bill and asked that it be allowed to lie OF
the table, subject to being called up at any
time. This was finally ordered. Stewart
at the same time offered free silver amend
ment to the bill
A number of minor important bills were
passed.
A crank, giving the name of Abraham
julius Kisler of Baltimore, appeared at the
White HOUSE aud announced that he had
come to tske possession OF it and turn it
over to the Jews. Inr attendants handed
him over to the police.
WHEELING, W. Va, March 5.-An the
miners IN the Ohio sub district to the
number Of over 1000 agreed to retarn to
work to-day, pending settlement Of the
wage schedule by arbitration.
Ell PAso, March Sc. H. Dane, prcsi-
dent of the Deming and Silver City National
hanks, has been found guilty of defraudnc
the depostors and seutsuecl to eighteen
months in the penitentiary.
LONDON, March 4.-Mr Gladstone wrote
to-day to Earl Roseberry, congratulating
him upon his accession to the Premiership
In his letter Mr. Gladstone promised to aid
the new Prime Minister whenever his assist
ance was asked.
SHREVEPORT March 3-A tremendous
explosion of chemicals occurred in the drug
store OF Ballier & Co, blowing out part of
the wall. fire followed, causing damage
to the above named firm and three other
concerns to the amount of Sl25, 900
KoscIUsKo, Miss March "a great ex-
citement took place in this city today the
cause being deadly encounter between W.
Ii. Ratciffe, editor of the Alliance Viudi-
Gator, and S. A. Jackson the newly elected
State Representative, III which the latter
was Killed, also Sam Russell, a bystander,
received stray shot in the mouth and killed
him instantly and will Sanders, another
outsider was fatally wounded The trouble
between Radcliffe and Jackson was that
Jackson was accused by Ratclffe, of voting
with the Popusts
BOISE, Idaho, March "a gentleman
here from Atlanta, reports thrilling Incl
den which happened recently to an Atlanta
lad named Charles Goetz. He went out
hunting in the mountain CANYONS, while |
sighting deer, he was caught by huge |
snowslide and carried down the mountain
side for half mile. At the place where
the accident happened it is SO steep that it |
is almost impossible. After lying in the
snow for eleven hours he was rescued by |
party that set out from Atlanta, thinking
that some accident had happened to him,
and was brought home in bruised and al |
most lifeless condition.
WASHINGTON, March NO surprise was
expressed by the silver men in the House
when informed Of the dscouraging remarks
of the British Chancellor of Excheouer on
the outlook for the reassembling of the mou.
etary conference
McCreary OF Kentucky, a delegate from the
United States to the conference said: "The
outlook does not indicate that an interna.
tional money conference will be held this
year. There is, however, a growing feeling
in Europe in favor of an enlarged use of
silver, England has been in favor of gold
for many years, but there
are many able men who favor international
England has blockaded the
way more than any other nation and pre-.
vented an international agreement for many
years, but believe there will be, after
while, such a demand for International bi.
that another conference must be
held, but it is probably impossible that it
can assemble until the several leading
countries of Europe indicate desire for the
conference"
Newands of Nevada said he had no ex.
pectation that England would move for
r assembling of the conference while the
Liberals remained in power. II the Conserva.
tives could gain control he would consider
the prospect brighter for an international
agreement, since Balfour and other promi
nent men OF that party are favorable to
silver. He is confident that under this
the initiative will not be
taken by the United States.
Senator Allison, another delegate, read
the dispatch with the comment that he had
known all the time that the United States
would not propose another conference.
1t seems certain to night that the Com.
mlttee on Finance has passed on the lead
and that three quarters of a cent
on lead contained in silver lead ores has
been written in the bill A member of the
Ways and Means Committee of the House
states that the bill has been printed, and
that in the draft before the committee this
morning silver lead ores received the above
BROOKLYN, March 2-The "Kearsarge"
court of inquiry was dull to day. Surgeon
Craig stated that he examined the eyesight
of the lookouts on duty ou the "Kearsarge"
when she struck. He found their eyesights
perfect and their hearing normal
ROME, March 2.-The Pope celebrated his
'4th birthday to-day. In reply to congatu
ations he said he would continue to the end
'f his life to carry on the beneficent action
IT the church, adding, The need of this is