The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-08-23
VOL. XLIII.
TELEGRAPH NOTES.


to be used by Herlitz Scarf, Nelson and
other conspirators in the destruction of pro.
perty in this city; also a smaller chest con-
tanning anarchists literature and pictures.
conspicuous among which is a copy of
painting in Oscar Neebes saloon on the
pardon of the Haymarket anarchists by the
Governor of Illinois.
BALTIMORE, Aug 90 2O-Christopher Column
bus Jones and Marshall Mckee, who were
in charge of the Commonwealers when the
camp at Hyattsvillee was raded by Bati
more policeman were to-day released from
the House of correction where they had been
admitted with the others for three months.
COLORADO CITY, Colo, Ang 20.-The
Tarsney outrage cases ended in farce in
Justice McCoaches court this afternoon at
2:30 o'clock. District Attorney Coachran
appeared before the cour. I'd asked that
the cases against Robert Taylor, Hiram
Rebecke, Jack Carrall, II. B. Allen, Jack
Mullen, Sherm Crumley Thomas Blair, T.
d. Smith, Walter Sumner, Dr. Reed, VIM.
Bancroft, Sam Shellenberger, Jay Quacken-
bush, VIM. Saxten and John Doe to be dis
missed. The District Attorney stated that
he made this motion for the reason that the
evidence in the cases had been received bv
the grand jury, who had failed to find true
bills against any of the defendants The
court granted the motion Not person
from Denver who had been interesting them
selves in the prosecution was present The
people here are disgusted with the whole
affair.
SAN Francisco, Aug, l9.-The Italians
are deserting California in large numbers.
They find it difficult for them to obtain
work here and many are returning to Italy.
Others are going to the Southern States,
particularly Florida and Alabama.
LONDON, Aug. IA special dispatch to
the times from Shanghai says it is rumored
that instead ofa large Chinese army, only
small force was routed at Yashan by the
japanese. The remainder of the army, it is
said, has gone north to join the northern
forces. Skirmshes are reported to have
taken place at Ping Van, province of
Shanye, and great battle is expected to be
fought there shortly
ST.. PAUL, Aug l9.-As a result of their
connection with the recent great strike, a
large number of railroad men in this CITY
are making arrangements to leave this
country, claiming they have been placed on
the black list of all the roads, and can se-
cure no Places no matter whether there are
vacancies or not About forty of these have
made preliminary arrangements to 60 to the
Cape of Good Hope and South Africa, and
others are talking of going to Brazil. Hard
times here, work elsewhere, and cheap trans
portation largely influenced them, although
they claim the principal cause is that they
are marked men and have no chance
whatever of employment in this country.
Sioux CITY, Ia, Aug. l9.-The Sioux
City Athletic Club received telegram from
Brady, Corbetts manager, saying Corbett
accepts the offer of the club of purse Of
$25, 200 to fight jackson here. The offer
was at once telegraphed to Jackson in New
York, offering training expenses and all he
asks The management of the club expect
no interference and think that the fight
will be pulled off here.
LONDON Aug. lS.-A dispatch to the
Pail Mall Gazette from Seoul says remark
able fact was revealed upon the occasion OF
the engagement between the Chinese and
Japanese troops at Yashan when the former
were defeated. A number of Korean
soldiers by special order of the King o.
Korea accompanied the japanese troops
Some Koreans fled when the fighting began
but majority fought with the Creates
bravery. According to the Seoul dispatcl
this fact has high political significance, al
showing that the King of Korea sides will
Japan.
BALTIMORE, Aug. lS.-At conference
between Governor Brown, Attorney Genera
Poe and counsel for the hundred imprisone,
Coxeyites, it was agreed that the govern
ment pardon all hands except Christophc
Columbus Jones and Marshal Mckee, VIII
will be held for the purpose of testing tn
right of the State to take the army fror
the encampment and Imprisonment withou
bail.
WAsHNGToN, Aug. lS,--rhe river an
harbor bill, carrying $ll, 40, $50, became
law at midnight to night without Presideu
Cleveland's signature, the legal limit of te
days having expired in which he could sig
it or veto. 1t is the third time during Nj
Cleveland's two terms that river and ha
Dor bill has become law without his al
proval, the only other bill of this kind sui
mtted to him having been vetoed.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. lS.-Chares
Fair, surviving son of Ex-senator Fai
began another effort in the Probate depar
ment of the Superior Court today to secu,
million of his mothers estate, the amour
being the aggregate lcgaces of his deceas'
brother James and himself Mrs. Fair lie
$500, 900 to each of her sons, James to r
ceye his at thirty.fve and Charles whit
thirty years old. 1t was provided by h
will that in case either son died before 4
tanning the age named without wife or la'
full children, his share should revert to !
brother. James Fair died two years a
when he was thirty years old. Charl
claimed his legacy then, but both Superi
and Supreme Courts decided that Charl
must wait for Jamcss legacy until SUI