The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-06-14
TELEGRAPHlC NOTES.

the mines will begin work this week. The
Governor will not allow more than twenty.
five of the strikers arrested at one time aud
he was explicit in his statements that his
pets should be tenderly cared for. The
deputies are withdrawing. Commissioner
Boynton returned to Colorado Springs to-
day. The force has been removed from the
Independence mine. 1t is learned that the
mines will start up on small scale for the
present. Water has accumulated in most
of them, and this will have to be taken out
before active work can be started.
DENVER, Colo, June lit has be deci-
ded by Sheriff Burchinell that no more
Csxeyites will be allowed to enter Denver
under penalty Of arrest and Imprisonment
for vsgranoy. Until the commonwesl move
ment has sabsided. special dsppsies will
board incoming trains and patrol all public
highways leading into the city, and no one
unable to give satisfactory account of him
self will be permitted to pass the boundary
line. The action is made necessary by the
fact that Denver's extreme generosity has
been heralded to several thousand common
wealers who are now headed this way.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi. June H. An
Egan, s. D., special says that a valuable
prehistoric find is reported in mound at
that point. A tomb has been uncovered
lined with cement. In the tomb's compart-
ments were twenty-five male skeletons
averaging eight feet in height.
CoNEY ISLAND, N. Y, June n.-Mlle.
Beatrice, the young lion tanner who was
bitten by lion yesterday, has grown very
much worse. The wound has begun to in.
fame rapidly, and there are symptoms of
lockjaw.
OMAHA, Neb, June 1.-THE Missouri
continues to rise and it may seek its old
channel. The positive danger line is eigh.
teen feet, and the stage Of the water is
something over fourteen feet.
CHICAGO, June lO.-Half a million is the
estimated loss by FIRE which broke out at
late hour tonight in coal yard. Eighteen
horses were burned to death and one man is
reported missing. The flames spread to an
italian saloon and consumed it, butcher
shop and several dwellings. One of
Armours large wholesale meat markets was
also destroyed.
WASHINGTON, June lO-Coxey, Browne
and Jones were released from Jail this morn.
ing. They were met at the door of the Jail
by Oklahoma Sam, driving four horses at
tached to Coxey's phaeton. The four pro-
ceeded to the National hotel, where they
shook hands with the clerk and few
friends who happened to be present. After
spending quarter of an hour in the hotel,
they stared for the Coxey camp
WINNIPEG, June l0.-An accident oc.
surred on the Canadian Pacific to the west
bound express, due here to day, about fif
teen miles west of Fort William. The
trsstle bridge across the Mattawa river had
been partially burned when the train reach
ed the center Of the structure it gave way
and engine and four cara were thrown init
the river. Messenger Brown of Toronto i
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Eve.
UNIoNTows, Pa, June l0.-The resul
of battle this morning between arms
deputies and party of strikers, is that on
of the strikers was killed outright and thre
wounded. There were six deputies on on
side and o mob of strikers on the Other
The testimony is to the effect that the mo
compelled the deputies to fire on them afte
the strikers had compelled them to retrea
and had fred several shots at them.
SAN Francisco, June 9.-The sentence
Imprisonment for life was passed on Mr.
Jane Shattuck to-day, for the murder
Harry G. Poole, well-known young maj
about four months since.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June l0,-A gener
alarm of fire was sent in from the corner
Thirteenth and Hickory streets at fl
O'Clock this afternoon. The fire was ragir
in the center of the building owned and G
cupied by the Keystone Implement Coz
psny. The efforts of the fremen to Ike
the FIRE confined to that building, was lc
as it had been burning some time before t
department arrived The immense stock
paints and oils in the Keystone building +
the flames which leaped hundred feet in
the air, and were quickly communicated
other buildings. Several 6remen WI
severely injured by falling walls. T
losses will aggregate about $4,000. I
origin Of the FIRE is unknown.
PHOENIX, Ariz.. June ga report
been received here that the business port
Of Globe, Ariz., has been reduced to asl
from fire which started in the old dom
ion store. The total loss will not be
than $4,000.
CAIRO, ILL.,, June 9.--The march
Kelly's army is to be resumed from Lass
to Washington. Captain Beatty of Padu
will send down his steamboat and barg'
point in Illinois opposite Paducah.
Commonwsalers received nine wagon 10
Of provisions from the citizens Of Cairo
ing their stay there.
NEW York, June 9.-Cyrus w. FIJI
son Of the late Cyrus W. Field, died
afternoon, at the age Of thirty-Rve.
WAoooNRR, I. T., June "a stagel
Of passengers enroute from Talequah to
Gibson, was robbed and q very sensati'
tragedy occurred. A desperate Chero
character named Levi Sanders was sit