The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-03-29
is On Top in Minneapolis.
A Great Reception and
Speech on Democrat
ic MisruIe.
Railroad Rate War Settled and Old
Rates Viii Soon Be Resumed.
Breckinridge.PolIard Mess
Still Sinking.
Cleveland's Got the Gout. No Action
on the Seignorage Bill.

New York, March go. Silver 50 is
SALT LAKE, March 29-The local psssen
ger officials received notice yesterday of tn
adjustment of the rate trouble at Chicogo
which means speedy restoration of rates {,
the ante bellum basis. The east bound rate
Will be restored on Al pril 9Th as follows
10 Chicago, from S32. so to S37. so; to st
Louis. from S27, so to S32. so; to Missopr
river points, from 800 t. S25. The rounr
trip rates of $50 so to Chicago. and S36. 81
to the river. will be withdrawn and II,
round trips given
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., March %. -To.ds,
was great day here for Governor McKiple,
lie and his party reached this City from
Chicago and were met by 5000 Republicans
VINO !aVished every attention upon tn,
members of the party. Mckinley in n
speech in the evening. presided over by the
Governor, reviewed the ono year Of Demo
cratic rule. pointed out its effects upon the
country and referred in detail to the wilson
Dill. The platform and candidate OF tL-
great convention assembled in 1892, admir-.
aole as they were, were rejected hy the
people at the election following but the peo.
pie had no sooner spoken than they realized
ene'r great mistake. mistake which they
now feel most sensibly and regret more
deeply. The principles eununciated at TINT
convention were true then, they are trina
now, they are as dear to Republicans now,
they are better understood ard more ardent.
supported by the great body of the peonle
In the year 1884 than they were in 1892
While the Republican party failed to carry
the election, the cause for which it con
tends did not fail 1t survived the awful
disaster and shines more glorious than ever
In closing, the Governor said general elec.
tIon was never so much needed. The alt ),
together common idea that there is praeti.
cally no difference between the parties, and
that the country will prosper equally, which
ever may be in power, has been completely
exploded by one years trial of the D.nn.
cratic party
SALT LAKE, March ga dispatch
received in this city yesterday IRON Los
Angeles, California, says that Commissioner
Lett, of the Utah Commission had died
while ON his way to California. Lett has
been very sick for several mon.hg past and
he left for the west for the PURPOSE of re.
covering his health. Deceased was a promi.
nent man here and was at one time Demo.
cratic nominee for Mayor of this city
A dispatch from Washington states that
President Cleveland has the gout. and has
been crippled ever since his return from the
North Carolina swamps.
The papers continue to publish the dis.
gustlng details of the Breckenridge Pollard
trial now going on at Washington. A
summary of the testimony on both sides
shows that Breckenridge is scoundrel
His defense has been very weak and has
surprised his most ardent supporters.
A dispatch from Chicago states that at an
carly meeting of the Union League Club Di.
rectors. the name of Colonel Breckenridge
Will be scratched from the list of honorary
members. The Union Club has been yerv
conservative in electing honorary members
and has conferred that distinction upon only
three men: Ex-President Benjamin Harri.
SOD. Chauncy M. Depew and the Kentucky
Congressman.
LEXINGTON, KY, March 2S.-The people
OF this district are beginning to realize that
Colonel Breckinridge's chances for re.nomi.
nation and election are growing less every
day the trial goes on. The people are
horror stricken at the double life Colonel
Breckenridge has been leading and there i,
talk OF public indignation meeting t, re.
quest his resignation
The depositions securced here by the de-
tense were extensively published, being
given out by the attorneys of Colonel
Breckenridge. They were of a very dirty
character and came from disreputable per-
sons. Owens and Settle two aspirants for
breckinridge's seat in Congress are making
haste to get as far advanced in their race as
possible before Breckenridge returns.
WASHINGTON, March 27. Delegate Raw.
lns is entirely satisfied with the condition
OF the removal bill in the House. He saws
to-day that the subcommittee Of the House
Committee on Indian Affairs, have agreed
Oh the proposition that the Utes ought to be
removed from Colorado, and differ on other
details. He says that the committee is now
considering the bill to open the Uncompah.
gre Reservation. The Interior Department
has reported favorably on the bill. Mr..
Nawlins passed hi, bill yesterday donating
aportion Of the Fort Douglass Military Res.
ervation to the University, He expects its
prompt passage by the Senate.
TELEoRAPHlc NOTES.
DENVER, Colo, March 25. Judge platt
Rogers, counsel for Governor Waite in the
FIRE and Police Board controversy, ann ,unc.
ed positively tonight tina. the Governor had
given his promise not to call out the militia
again Tor the purpose of unseatinu the rs.