The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-12-03
TELEGRAPHIC RESUME
Things That Have Happened all
Over the Country
MENTIONED IN THESE PARAGRAPHS.
sslt etions ThAtWiI Greatly Interest our
Readers Both Old
and Young.
Sailor are needed for the nayr.

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| Electricity has been conveyed from
! Niagara Falls to Buffalo
| A factory employing 500 men hal
started up at Newark. N. j.
William Allen has been fatally hurt
in football game at Lafayette. Ind.
New forts are to be built below
New Orleans, at cost of s., 900, 900.
Thomas A. Edison believes that tn,
! blind can be made to see by the X ray.
James Michael broke the IO.mile
bicycle record in New Orleans IN 1888
l-5.
Rev. DR.. Thomas. the famous pastor
of the Chicago Peoples Church, has
resigned.
The Leeper Hardware Company of
Denison, Tex, has made general as.
signment.
A bank cashier is wanted badly in
New York for stealing in the neighbor.
hood of 100000
The New York horse show is an un.
qualified success-beyond the fondest
hopes of its projectors.
Reports of battle between officers
and cattle thieves near Dallas, Tex.
have been recently received.
An attempt was recently made to
blow up the Hotel Highland, at Rox.
bury, Texas. Dynamite was used
The earth has passed safely into a
meteoric stream, and for the next three
years we may expect plenty of shooting
stars.
George Washington of Belgium has
arrived in New York with a hazy story
OF his descent from our own immortal
George.
Frank James, brother of the motor.
ious Jesse, wants to Hire himself to
railroad companies TO prevent train
robberies.
Two Chicago men claim to have
discovered vegetable powder which
will revolutionize transportation
methods.
w. L. Little of Kansas City, has
been convicted of violating the Kansas
eight hour law. Little worked his men
ten hours day.
The Philadelphia and Reading Rail-
way has recognized with capital
stock fixed at $50, 900, 900, to be issued
in 40O,0 shares.
The members of the w. c. Il. u,
now i'll session in st. Louis, regret that
the title of "Women's Bible" has been
attAed to scriptural work.
Hog cholera prevails in some Sec
lions of Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana,
so that the Union stockyards of Chi
cago has established strict quaran-
tine.
During the last fiscal year $40, 46S
foreign emigrants landed in this
country and 2799 were refused admis-
sion. They brought with them about
81, 917,31S.
] A receiver has been appointed for
the wholesale glove firm of l.. b. Leh-
man q Co., of Chicago. The assets
are pla ,ed at $4,000 and the liabili-
ties at 500, 900.
Sparks recently set fire to the old
Central High School building at West
Monroe street, Chicago. Thirty thous-
and dollars worth of school supplies
were destroyed.
Mrs. Anderson. of Blackbsburg, s.
O., confessed that she was guilty of
murder, but the jury would not believe
her, acquitted her and convicted her
brother and lover.
Prof. ID. q. Eliot and G. L. Akeley
of the Columbian Museum, Chicago.
who have been in Somaliland, South
Africa, are now returning with large
collection of curios.
Coils F. Huntington has deferred his
annual visit to California until the
spring. SO as to watch and direct the
tight for the passage of the funding
bill through Congress.
The Union Pacific, Denver and Gulf
Railroad has filed an appeal from the
decision rendered against it in the
United States Court of Colorado for
S25, 900 in favor of Henry Lowe.
The famous Ferris Wheel is in the
hands of a receiver. Andrew Onder
donk has been appointed to take charge
of the assets, under bond of $4,000.
The company was nine months in
arrears on the $500, 900 and is totally
insolvent.
The steamer Boyce, which arrived
in New York from Smyrna without
clearance papers, reporting that she
had left SO hurriedly, under escort of
the United States steamer Minneapolis.
IN order to protect Armenian refugees,
that she could not get the necessary
papers, has been admitted without
as the papers followed her by
mail.
Jerome b. Uhl, a tragedian of the
old school. is dead. He died at his 1
home in Chicago at the age of ~. /
he first played in Chicago in 1910 as
a member of the famous McVicker
Stock Company. playing with James
n. McNicker. the elder Booth, Wilkes
booth and Edwin Forrest. He re-
tired from the stage shortly after the
death OF his wife several years ago.
To Limit woman's Garb.
Montgomery, Ala. - Representative
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