The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-05-31
TELEGRAPHlC NOTES.

CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo, May 2S.-Nearly
400 men have been recruited in Denver and
only await the slightest outbreak to be for
warded to Cripple Creek and sworn in as
deputies. The strikers have been searching
for arms and ammunition In the mining
camps, and wherever arms ammunition or
provisions were found, they were con6scated
and receipts given for them. No one about
the camps except strikers, who reign !
supreme, have issued the order that every
able bodied man found in camp when the
contest comes will be forced to carry arms
in their ranks. Three hundred deputies
are camped at the Midland terminal and
are likely to be kept there, pending the
efforts of arbitration Should they attempt
to procoed to the mines desperate battle is
sure to result. Every mine in the camp is
loaded" and the men who took their place
in the mines would be in imminent peril.
PITTsBURa, Kan, May 2s. = Every shaft
but one now working full force is now
employed at the S7a cent rate The men at
the Fleming mine of the Western & Coal
Mining Co., held mseting and decided to
20 back for the same price, but as yet the
company has taken 40 action on their pro
position.
DENVER, Colo, May %. News was con
yeyed this morning to F. II. Hegwer OF the
Coxey home reserve. that the Coxey contiu-
gent at River Front Park was likely TO lie
restrained from taking possession of cars to
leave the city. Hegwer replied aud said
that If the people wanted them to remain
they would have to feed them, then the
chief calmly turned to his desk to sign a
new commission. Three hundred and
seventy.fve of the Salt Lake contingent
under the command of General Carter,
reached here to-day aud the question of
feeding the army is a most serious one, for
unless Denver charity will daily furnish
food for from 1000 to 1900 men the consc-
quences will be the grave.
WASHINGTON, May %. The motion made
by counsel for Colonel W. c. P. Breckin
ridge to file bill Of exceptions, by virtue
Of which the suit of Madeline Pollard
against him might be carried to higher
court Of appeals, was overruled by Judge
Bradley. Therefore this will prevent an
appeal being taken
HELENA, Mont, May 2S.-Governor
Richards announced to-day that the sun
- ha al al
next month at Great Falls would not be
allowed to take place.
CLEVELAND, O., May 27,-The conven
ton OF the Amalg gamated Association of 1rot
and Steel Workers has adjourned, 1t wa
agreed to hold the next meeting in Cleve
land May l5, 1895. The scale is now print
ed, and will not be made public until mex
Saturday, when 1t will probably be promul
gated from Pittsburg.
LONDON. May 27.-El Esparato, famou
matador was ripped open by an infuriate'
bull at Madrid, and he lived five minutes
The bull had killed four horses and he he
came extremely fierce when the banderillo
fixed their darts in his neck. The specta
tors, at least the greater portion of then
did not propose that their pleasure shoul
be spoiled by the death of man who ha
been we'll paid to assist in making holida
for them, and so the fight was continued I
soon IS the excitement had subsidized. A
the bulls fought we'll, killing fifteen hors
and flooring two of the toreadors, who we
severely bruised.
HAzLsroN, Pa. May 27.-Victor Tinno
and Peter Yosmoski were fatally shot
the Polish church at Freeand. A faction
fight has been waged for year in t
church, and to-day the enemies OF t
pastor, Father Mozotos, attempted to pl
vent him from entering the church. +
police escort was attacked by the mob a
the officers fired upon them with the abo
result
ST. LOUIS, Mo. May 27.-The labor lea
ers have completed preparations to reee
General Kelly's feet. The feet will be II
fifteen or twenty miles above the city b.
an excursion steamer with music, conv
many of the men most prominent in
labor cause in the city, The 'wealers '
land at Ferry street. and will camp near
feet. A mass meeting will be held
Lucas Market Square as soon as posi-
after the arrival of the Industrials.
Los ANGELES, May PA sensatio
affair occurred in the San Jose hills,
little fruit town. A young Engishman
set upon by gang of hoodlums and bea
into state of insensibility. and was t
tied to tree in a barren spot and lef
perish. The young man is Robert b.
camp, nephew of the Archbishop OF "
He finally extricatsd himself from his pc
Gus position and succeeded in making
way home. He is very indignant and
Law his case before British Consul NORTH
CRIPPLE CREEK. Colo. May 27.-
striking miners of Cripple Creek district
the deputy sheriffs had blood battle
D. N. in which the miners were vlctori
The trouble was started by an attemp
the part of the deputies to make II
march and gain possession OF the cit
Victor, with the intention OF using 1T
base of operations in future attacks OF
minors. Thirty five armed miners folle
tho deputies when they retreated Fl
afternoon, guarding against just such
attack az was made yesterday. The
bearing the deputies steamed down W
q short distance Of the miners line
stopped. The deputies disembarked
strong, and advanced on the miners ii