The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-11-12
TELEGRAPHIC RESUME
Things That Have Happened all
over the Country.
SPOKEN OF IN THIS COLUMN
Selections That WIN Greatly Interest our
Readers Both Old
and Young.

grocery store.
The Savage gun will not be used by
the New York State militia.
Nine lives were lost in recent rail-
way collision near st. Louis.
Hays & Co., wholesale notions, have
failed in Cleveland for $50, 900.
At Galveston, Tex. fire devastated
a cotton warehouse; loss $4,000.
A. J. Stupe, his wife and five child
rem, were drowned while boating near
Denver.
Three prisoners escaped from the Jail
at Lancaster, Pa, by cutting through
the wall.
A number of ladies recently met in
Milwaukee to discuss Household Eco
Monies. "
The Metropolitan Traction Company
of New York, will use compressed air
for motive power.
The steamer II. p feathers has sunk
in the Mississippi river, near Natchez,
Miss, and is total loss.
The United States battle ship Mas
sachusetts did some splendid work re-
Gently in her trial trips.
An opera company of colored people
was refused accommodation at all the
hotels i'll Hartford, Conn.
Morris Lands, Kansas City grain
merchant, was shot end killed by a
discharged book.keeper.
-Four masked men recently held up
train near Kansas City securing 5000
and quantity of jewelry.
The care of sick sailors in the navy
has been greatly improved. The rise in
the price of tea continues.
Archbishop Ireland recently called
at the White House and had an inter-
view with President Cleveland
Richard Power Salter, an original
member of the New York Stock Elk.
change, died few days ago.
Edison says that his new autographs
telegraph or sending pictures by cleo
trioity is already success.
Consuls have made reports to Score.
tary of State Olney relative to the
currencies of foreign countries.
The Cunard steamer Etruria met
with a severe gale recently on her trip
to New York, and several bad mishaps
occurred.
The Yonkers police believe that the
death of II. Andrews, who was killed
i'll his office by a mysterious explosion
was due to suicide.
The Illinois Central railroad has
completed its magnificent docks in
New Orleans, and is now making q
strong effort to get European business.
James Carney, travelling passenger
and ticket agent for the Wabash Rail.
way and one of the most widely. known
railroad men in the West, died at Mo
berly, Mo-. of appoplexy.
Mrs. William Walker has Just re-
ceived a big fortune bequeathed to hei
by a wealthy Spaniard at Santa Fe
N. NJ, to reward her for her kindness
to the latter's son when he was ILL.,
Secretary Olneys' recent order abol
ishing many of the fees ON imported
foreign goods, while saving money tC
the importers, is not regarded alto
gether favorably by many of them.
The Presid ont has appointed Georg,
f. Moore, at present Assistant Dis
trict Attorney for Alabama. to be at
torney in that district vice H. G. Clay
removed for participation in politics.
Over three hundred vessels took par
in the naval parade in New York har
Dor recently, under the auspices of tn,
Shipping and Industrial Sound None,
Association of the port of New York.
A $500 fire occurred at Lawrence
Mass, in which the Washington man
ufacturing company mills We're tn,
principal sufferers. As result abou
fifty-fivc hundred employees will b.
thrown out of employment for tel
days.
Harper Brothers, publishers in AL
bany, New York, have been incorpor
ated as stock company under the It'll
of Harper & Brothers. The capita
stock is $4,000 O0 The directors ar
Horatio r. Harper, James Harper an,
Henry Harper.
IA dispatch from Fond du Lac, Wis.
says Henry Schafer Quick, aged I
years, at one time recongized as tn
leading actor of the United States
died there recently. For number o
years, under the name of Schafer, h
took prominent parts in plays unde
the management of Junius Brutu
Booth. He was travelling with Boot
When the latter made his last appear
ance as Sir Edward Mortimer in 9TH
Iron Chest" November 10, 1852, a
New Orleans. For the past twent
years he has resided at Fond du Lac.
Two men were killed and five in
jured, three seriously, by the explosio
of 600 pounds of nitro-glycerine a
the Acme Dynamite Works, nea
Hutton, Pa. The cause of the OK
plosion is not known, but it is suppose
that Labree and Kusie who wer
killed were thawing glycerine. Th
building was demolished and the bodie
of the two men mangled beyond recog
milton. The pecuniary loss is SEQ, 00C
Windows We're shattered and house
shaken for distance of more than
mile.
According to Oriental a6vices II
ceived at Vancouver, B. c., the japan
ese are secretly aiding the rebels i
Manila. A rumor was in circulatio
to the effect that two japanese steam
ers had succeeded in secretly landin
over 5000 stands of arms on the south
ern coast of Manin Island. Severa