The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-10-22
TELEGRAPHIC RESUME
Things That Have Happened all
over the Country.
SPOKEN OF IN THIS COLUMN.
Selections That wIII.Greatly Interest our
Readers Beth Old
and Young.

people near Edmond, o. L.
Arthur Sewall has formally accepted
the Democratic nomination.
The American Board of Foreign
Missions met in Toledo, o., recently.
Yale football coaches are engaged all
over the country to teach the gridiron
sport.
Half dozen people were killed by
train wreck in Pennsylvania few days
ago.
The American Bottlers' Association
is holding their annual meeting in
Chicago.
Four persons were slightly injured
in a rear-end train collision at Kansas
City recently.
The wife of State Senator Wiley of
West Virginia committed suicide one
day last week.
The Tyler Car Company has failed
in Texas for $3.50, 900. The assets
are not known.
John Krober, New York dealer in
brass bedsteads and bicycles, assigned
the other day.
Election brokers in New York have
issued bulletins giving the odds on
the Presidential candidates.
William Bishop, drunken sailor,
fell 81 feet from the top Of Cincin-
natl bridge and escaped injury.
The Salvation Army is preparing to
establish colony of Armenian refu.
gees in the Western States.
d. l.. Price Company, New York,
clothing manufacturers, has failed for
$125, 900, with %, 900 assets.
A nine .year-old boy in Chicago was
hypnotized and had his tonsil cut out.
The operation was without pain.
The first biennial convention of the
international Union of BARRIERS has
been convened at Evansville, Ind.
A magnolia tree planted at Mount
Vernon by George Washington was
almost destroyed by the recent storm.
George Morrison, defaulting County
Treasurer, at Troy, N Y, was com,
mitted to Jail in default of 5000, 00C
/ bail.
Denver's great annual Carnival o.
Mountain and Plain has opened
Eighty thousand visitors crowd th'
city.
Columbus, o., has been chosen al
the place of meeting of the mex
national convention of German Catholic
societies
-Four trains were wrecked and rail
road property to the extent of $50, 00'
damaged in the station at Argentine
KAN, recently.
The silk factory owned by Alfre,
Streuli and Others, located at Sterling
N, j., burned. Loss, 100000; in
surance, $3.50, 900.
The comedy, "a Superhuous Hus
band" was produced for the first tim
on any stage at MoVicker's, Chicago
recently, and made hit.
New York's wholesale grocers al
still anxious over the course which tn
Sugar Turst will pursue respectin
rebates on orders of sugar.
The great Cambria Iron Works q
Johnstown, Pa, have shut down fC
an indefinite period, and 5000 me
will be thrown out of work.
Colonel r. Todhunter ,one of til
Oldest and wealthiest breeders of tro
ting horses in America. died in Lei
ington, KY, few days ago.
J. +. Watkins, local freight agent
the Chicago and Great Western Raj
! road, has been missing for five da.
and his friends believe he is dead.
! The proposed socialistic amendment
to the constitution of the Information
Cigarmakers' Union has been defeatt
at Detroit by vote of 1875 to 1877 e
: Patrick j. Gleason, who is and HI
S for over six years been Mayor of LoI
4 island City, has just decided that h
Q naturalization was irregular and h
a again become citizen.
5 The famous debate between Linco
{ and Douglas was celebrated at Gale
. burg, H., few days ago, speech
being delivered by Chauncey NJ. Dope
and Robert T. Lincoln.
The Spanish Minister has appeal
for protection for the Spanish Consu
at Brunswick. Ga, and Jacksonvill
Fla, whose lives have been threaten
;. by Cuban sympathizes.
It Anthony Bower, an umbrella men
n err. living the life of hermit and ]
% siding in a cave at Beaver Falls, P'
e has fallen heir to fortune of 81 ,00t
Is 900 through the death of relative
d France.
: Typhoid fever prevails to an alarl
.. ing extent in the Illinois hospital
10 the insane at Kankakee. Twenty-t'
II inmates are now down with the d
e ease. There are more than 1900
mates in all.
Cables. to New York from Paris S
:. that in the memory of man nothi
. can compare with the Welcome ii
was given by France to her ally, I
Emperor of Russia. In numbers I
y crowd rivaled the great English
u monstration at the marriage of I
o. Duke of York three years ago, and Il
T. was the greatest assemblage of hum
Q. beings in history. One is forced
T. the outset to refer to it in terms
90 paradox. Its gayety was grim,
as ardor was fierce, its hospitality "
y menacing.
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As result Of having eaten faint
lg fish twenty-five students of the Ct
to cordia college Milwaukee. were ma