The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-04-26
TELEGRAPHlC NOTES.


of work by 5000 men iu Alabama, 5000 in
Tennessee and Kentucky, 1000 in West
Virginia. 5000 iu Indiana, $4,000 in Ohio,
$4,000 in Illinois, 1900 in Iowa. 1000 in
Indian Territory, 1900 in Missouri, $4,000 |
in Pennsylvania and 300 in Michigan, a
total Of l25,OOO.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April %. President
Cleveland appears to be greatly disturbed
over the proposed visitation OF Coxey's army
and he has not only sought advice on the
subject from members Of his Cabinet and
Others in authority, but he had a long con-
ference with the Chief of Police Major
Moore.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, april GA dispatch to
the Republic from its New York bureau,
says: Princess Elvelyn de Colonna. whose
flight to the United State. ith hes three
children in February isse.s ss.-is esti 9sae
cessful effort to obtain aseparation from her
husband from the French courts, attracted
the attention of the two continents, is
booked to sail for Europe in June, She
will be accompanied by her half-brother, j.
reached an amicable understanding with
her husband, and their domestic difficulties
bid fair to be settled to their mutual salts
faction unless some unforeseen complication
shall arise between now and the time of the
Princess's arrival In Paris.
MONTEREY, CAL, April %. The Pacific
Coast Steamship Company's steamer Los
Angeles" bound north from Newport, Cal,
and wayports to San Francisco. ran on the
rocks at Point Sur lighthouse, thirty miles
south of Monterey, between nine and ten
o'clock last night. The steamer sank with.
in few minutes and the passengers and
crew took to the boats. As far as known
four lives were lost The steamer Eureka
rescued them and brought them to Monte,
rsy.
ATHENS, April 22--The earthquake
shocks that begun at about 1880 Friday
nigh. continued three days. All last night
the oscillation of the earth was noticeable,
and the people OF this city were in state of
semi.panic. In three villages, all in the
province of Locris, l29 persons were killed,
In the vicinity of Athens the fatilities were
not so numerous but the property damage is
immense. As this dispatch was being sent
from Athens sharp shock was felt that fol
time caused Consideration in the telegraph
Office.
Nicola, la, April %. 2.-Kelly and his In
dustrial army ended their first days march
from Council Bluffs here at 6 o'clock thi
evening, and immediately went into camp
in grove just east of the town. The entr,
into Nicola was triumphal march, Almos
every man, woman and child Of the 2l0'
went out to greet the army; flags were born
and cheers were lusty as the 1900 me,
tramped down the towns main street to tn
strains Of the country bands The store
were thrown wide open. and the weary me-
offered all available shelter.
CHICAGO, April 2l- Chairman Caldwell c
the Western Passenger Association returne
from New York, where, for two days, h
has been regulating the rate situation. H
first account to. day was to call meeting {
all interested in the situation. ltwas unan
mously determined to continue the 6gt
against the Union Pacific no matter VIII:
action the Southern Pacific might take.
WARRINGTON, April 2l.---More than
thousand workingmen frem Philadelph
and New Jersey, marched down Pennsylv
MIA avenue In emphatic protest against tt
Wilson tariff bill Men and women we
in line, marching under the American fl,
and Hutteriug banners displaying NOTICE
A special Baltimore & Ohio train carrie
$40. This delegation was met by col
pany Of 800 The procession marched
Metzerots hall by way of Pennsylvar
avenue. Many Senators and Congressm
eyed the parade curiously.
1t is stated by gentleman who kno
the Presidents views on the subject tn
the President will not take any action VIII
ever in regard to the Coxey moveme
against Washington, unless the Distr
Commissioners notify him of their inabil
to preserve the peace and protect the Ii,
and property of the people of the Distri
CHICAGO, April 2l.-The jury in
Nancy trial to day brought in verdict
acquittal. On the first ballot the vote ste
ten to two for acquttal, one of the minor
being Foreman Slaughter. Lieuten;
Nancy will return to Louisville, KY, as
is upon waiting orders but expects to ]
his regiment in short time.
Denver. Colo, April 2l. The Ameri'
Water Company's plant and property W
sold at auction to-day under order of
Court by Commissioner Sullivan for 81, ,O(
900.
ROCHESTER. N. Y, April l9.--The {
miners strike in the Bell, Lewis l. Ys
mines, has spread to other mines of
company, and to those Of the Rochester
Pittsburg Coal & Iron Co. TIE str
promises to be one Of the greatest that
occurred in many years east of the Miss
ippi river. 1t is estimated that 200, 900 /
will quit work.
SAN Francisco, April 9--The cerem
Of planting liberty tree in Golden c
park in soil gathered from the grave
patriots, was celebrated to-day BY
Daughters of the American Rsvolut
Patriotic music, orations, poems and Sc
tions comprised the programme.
New YORK, April l9.-Actress A