The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-08-27
TELEGRAPIIIC NEWS.
Condensed TeIegraphic Reports Of
Late Events.
BRIEF SPARKS FROM THE WIRES
Budget Of News for Easy Digestion-AlI
Parts Of the Country Represented
Interesting Items.

man of Chicago, is dead.
The annual regatta of amateur oars
men is being held at Saratoga, N. Y.
The Cuban filibustering steamer
Laurada has cleared from Philadel-
phia.
Fire destroyed the entire building of
the Anamosa penitenitary at Cedar
Rapids. la.
The assets and Liabilities of the
Columbus Buggy Company are about
$50, 900 each.
f. NJ. Smith, of Iowa, fell from the
sixth story window of Chicago hotel
and was instantly killed.
A New York dispatch says Robert
Frazer, the actor and author of several
plays, has died. He was stricken with
apoplexy.
1t is said that English theatrical
managers have offered $1,000, 900 for
Hammerstein's Olympia Theater in
New York.
George V. Hawkins, one of the most
noted followers of the turf and man
who has made millions on the race
track, is in destitute condition.
Secretary Lamont has returned to
Washington from Seabright, but so far
has not indicated who is to be ap.
pointed acknowledgement of the
army.
r. NJ. Snyder Of Kansas City has be
come the owner of nearly mile of
land in that city on the strength of a
quantity of Indian scrip which he
holds.
A car of fruit charged with carbonic
acid, sent from San Jose to Chicago as
an experiment, was opened, and it
was found that the fruit had not been
preserved.
Charges Of corruption are made by
the Winchester Arms people against
the New York officials who selected
the Savage gun for rearming the New
York militia.
John Minister was defeated by L. T.
Davenport of New York at the live
bird challenge shoot at Burnside park,
Chicago. The winner shot "a birds
out of possible 100.
Albert Wade, Assistant Cashier OF
the First National Bank of Mount
Vernon, Ind, who absconded eighteen
months ago with $4,000, has beer
caught at Nashville, Tenn.
There was a double verdict of the
coroner's jury which investigated the
recent railway accident at Atlantic
City. One put the blame on the deat
engineer, Farr, and the other blamed
Herman Hauser.
Peter Fritcher is dead at Amster
dam, N. j., aged rs years. He was
well-known contractor and builder
having constructed the st. Clair ShiI
Canal in Michigan and built the arct
bridges in Central Park, New York.
A Chicago dispatch says the privat,
bank of l.. d. Taylor g. &C., successor,
of North & Taylor, closed the Other
day. BY orders of the court the Equi
table Trust Company was made re-
ceiver. The assets are $4,000 anC
the liabilities about 800, 900.
DIR. VIM. H. Vallette, formerly o.
Philadelphia, died in poverty at Kansa,
City. He had dissipated fortune ant
been on the downward grade for years
He was madly infatuated with Lillian
Russell, and started wrong when she
refused to recognize him any more.
A receiver has been appointed fol
the Howe Pump Works of Indianap
oils, a concern engaged in building
waterworks plants. The liabilitie,
are $50, 900 and the assets $125, 900 t.
$4,000 Inability to dispose o.
town bonds is given as the cause o.
the failure.
At Coldwater, Mich, Miss Margaret
daughter of Gen. J. G. Parkhurst, ex
United States Minister to Belgium, ant
William Carey Morey Of Rochester
N. Y, were married in st. Mark,
Church. Morey is teacher of political
economy in Rochester University and {
well-known author.
A Washington dispatch says tn,
statement from Utica, N. Y, that {
grandson of Rear-Admiral Foote wa.
under arrest there for grand larceny
reveals the fact that some one for some
time past has been using Admiral
Foote'S name and reputation without
right or warrant.
AT Cincinnati, appraisers were ap
pointed for the assets of the Emerson
Fisher Carriage Company, which failed
along with the Columbus Buggy Com
pany a few days ago. The attorney
for the Emerson-Fisher company say.
the assignment will be lifted in few
days and the company will resume.
A Kansas City dispatch says Prof
C. w. Winchell, teacher of Greel
in Park College, who disappeared sew
eral weeks ago, has been found. Chic
Irwin received telegram from tn,
Chief of Police of Cincinnati that Prof
Winchell was in a hospital in that cit,
suffering from stomach trouble Fl,
did not notify his family of his sickness,
because he did not wish to alarm them
]. J. Wyatt, of indianapolis, hyp
notist. was buried for three days ant
resusciated. AS seen through the glas.
shaft over the face he appeared to b,
dead. When the body was taken nj
it was as rigid as though in death, ant
all sorts of experiments in the way o.
sticking pins produced no effect
When the hypnotist had restored hin
to consciousness Wyatt was provided
with food and ate heartily.
A fearful hot wave passed over tn,
Eastern States last week, causing al
appalling loss of life. In New Yorl
CITY and vicinitv ovar six hnudreS