The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-11-19
TELEGRAPHIC RESUME
Things That Have Happened all
over the Country
MENTIONED IN THESE PARAGRAPHS
Selections That VIII Greatly Interest our
Readers Both Old
and Young.

Recent Eastern storms have done
great damage.
w. q. Ashley, head of the treasury
department of the Hawaiian republic,
has placed his children in school at
San Jose.
The Bank Presidents met in New
York the other day and have, decided
not to issue any clearing house certifi-
Gates.
William Z. Clemmons, New York
dealer IN woolens, has assigned to
Jacob H. Semel, without preferences.
The assets are $4,000; liabilities,
$55. 900.
A Philadelphia dispatch says Mrs.
Frank Mayo, widow of the we'll
known actor, died recently at Canton,
Pa, from the effects of an operation
/ for tumor.
The new battleship Massachusetts
has stood successfully from the many
tests made by the Board of Inspection.
Experiments were also made with her
big guns satisfactory to the officials.
L. H. Sothern, the actor, has an
nounced his engagement to Miss Vir-
ginia Harmed. The marriage will take
place next summer. Both Sothern and
Miss Harmed are we'll known on the
American stage.
Albert d. Powers, head of the
Chicago branch of the Cuban relief
bureau, who disappeared several weeks
ago and was thought to have been muir
dered, has been found in Tennessee.
He is evidently insane.
President Cleveland has issued the
annual Thanksgiving proclamation, in
which Thursday, the goth of Novem-
Der, has been designated and set aside
to be kept as day of Thanksgiving
and prayer throughout the land.
John E. Redmond. Member of Par
lament, is coming to the United
States His visit is totally devoid of
political significance. He will en-
gage in lecturing tour, his subject
being Fifteen Years in the British
Parliament.
The residence of farmer named
Robinson, living near Woodville,
Michigan, was recently destroyed by
fire, Mrs. Robinson and child being
burned to death. Robinson is also
fatally burned. The origin of the fire
is unknown.
A Burke Idaho dispatch says thai
a recent explosion of dynamite in {
cabin there resulted in the death o.
Thomas Corlett. He was blown into
fragments. The cause of the explosion
is mystery. Corlett was member
of the Miners Union.
Reports from Elliott county, Ken
lucky, show that the opposition to tn,
advance of the Mormon religion il
that county is becoming violent anC
that the elders have been frightened
out of the country. Several affray
have resulted between the opposition
and the sympatizers.
A statement prepared by the Direc
tor of the Mint shows the coinage exc
cuted at the United States minis dur
ing the month of October was as fol
lows: Gold, $5,5s7, 500; silver, 81,
S44 900; minor coin, $780, 900; total
IS, 63S, 400. OF the silver coined
1850. 900 were standard silver dollars
The Waters-Pierce oil plant at Thir
teenth and Gratiot streets, st. Louis
Mo-. have been saved from destruction
by fire by narrow escape. Spark
from locomotive fired small she,
: in the yard forty feet from the ware
house wall. but luckily the blaze wa
! confined to the shed. The damage wa
{ small.
Horitz Rosenthal, the famous pianis
from Europe, is now in the Unite
States. He is composer like Rossini
as well as performer like Paderewski
and is native of Poland. He will
begin series of 100 concerts in thi
} country, and will visit every import
ant city in the United States an
: Canada. He was here once befor
UnIee years ago.
A SPECIAL to the Boston Journal iron
Wilmington, Del, says the Addicfk
, in the Bay State Gas Company hav
. all resigned, and the Standard Oil in
terests, headed by William Rockefeller
William Moore and H. II. Rogers vii
control the future policy of the CON
9 pany. Concerning the matter nothin
a can be learned in Wilmington furthe
( than that Vice-President 7. w. Lawso
e of the Bay State Gas Company says
: There are startling development
e under way in the Bay State Gas Com
: pany. No man can say more at pres
S emit
I A cablegram from Rome says Card
nal Satolli, in an interview, declare
there was no foundation for the state
ment telegraphed to London that tn
diocese of Buffalo is to be raised
! the dignity of metropolitan see, wit
jurisdiction over Rochester, Syracus
|. and Elmira. He also classed as III
:, founded the statement that Bisho
Keane, formerly rector of the Catholi
University at Washington, is to be al
" pointed titular archbishop. TIL
!, Cardinal added that all forecasts as I
!, Bishop Keane's successor are prema
ture, as the list of candidates sui
; mitted by the American bishops ha
: not yet reached the Vatican. Card
: nal Satolli further classed as prems
!, ture the report that jurisdiction of tn
! apostolic delegate to the Roman Csth'
lie church in the United States was
be extended to Canada.