The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-01-25

rate will be considered on their merits
Amazement has been caused by this step.
and business completely disorgsnized.
NEW YORK, Jan. 20.--Joseph H. Manley,
Chairman of the Republican National Exc.
cutivs Committee, when asked if he favored
the nomination of Thomas B. Reed for
President, answered: my candidate for
President is the candidate of the Republican
party. favor whom the party favors. and
the man who is the choice Of our convention
will have the hearty Support Of the National
Committee" y.
WARRINGTON, Jan. 20 'scretary Gre.
sham is giving much time .95 nsideration
Of Behring Sea matters, leo protec.
tion of the seals for the season.
Earopean countries are expecx 6 s z, ,'-oper.
ate, if so the United State lave q
larger unmber of vessels engaged in PATROL.
ing the Northern Pacific than ever before.
Preparations to this end were commenced
several months ago, when the resenus cutter
Grant" was dispatched to the Pacific.
The revenue marine officials, anticipating a
cafi upon all the vessels they have on the
Pacific coast. are putting them in condition
for work.
The Senate Committee on Railroads has
authorized favorable report on the bill re-
quiriug railroads running through public
lands to stop at townsites selected by the
Secretary of the Interior. 1t applies to all
railroads traversing the public lands. The
cause of the framing of the bill was the re.
fusal of the road. to stop at certain towns
designated by the Secretary of the Interior
in Oklahoma.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. l9.--The Six Com.
panies to-day issued circular ordering
Chinese laborers to register. Up to the
present time very few Chinese have regis
tered, but it is now believed they will obey
the order.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Jan. l9.-- The fifth
debate between Harvard and Yale was held
here tonight. Harvard was awarded the
decision by the judges. The question de.
bated was: Resolved, That Independent
Action in Politics is Preferable to Party
Allegiance" Yale had the affirmative.
! PHILADELPHIA, Jan, l9-The Knights of
Labor have determined to enjoin Secretary
Carlisle from issuing the $50. 900, 600 bonds
as he proposes, il there is any law whatever
by which it can be done. They claim that
the interests of the people upon whom the
burden of all the taxation to pay the interest
and the principal Of theee bonds will fall,
requires this action.
CHICAGO, ILL.,. Jan. l9.-Steps were taken
here to-day at the Farmers Alliance Com.
vention to confederate the agricultural
bodies of the United States. The organiza.
tion will be called the Farmers Union and
has for one of its specified objects the pro.
motion of social harmony and entertainment
for the families Of isolated farmers.
SAN Francisco, CAL, Jan. l9.--Latest
advices from Apia, Samoa, indicate another
rebellion as about to OCCUR. The consuls
have sent requests for warships. The
rumored intention of the powers to disarm
the natives is the principal cause Of discon
tent, and the natives say they will resist
any attempts to disarm them. Although
an outbreak is not imminent, the situation il
30 grave as to cause great alarm.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Ex-senator Villas to-
day stated that he should protest agains,
the designs for the award medals of the
Worlds Columbian Exposition. He secured
proofs from the Philadelphia mint and or
one side Of the medal it was discovered
that the design was that of stalwart speci
men of American manhood. holding in biz
right hand lighted torch and in his left
shield. Nearly all the Senators condemr
the design and some other design will prob
ably be substituted. '-..