The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-10-14
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Condensed TeIegraphic Reports Of
Late Events.
BRIEF SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.
Budget of News For Easy Digestisn-Ail
Parts of the Country Represented
Interesting Items.

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Edward Belamy, author Of the work
Looking Backward" is seriouly i'll
at Denver, Colorado.
The Boring sea sealing conference
will be held at Washington as soon as
the sealing season ends.
John Bund's great brewing plant in
La Crosse, Wis, has been destroyed
by fire. Loss. $500, 900.
Congress will be asked to appro-
pirate $500, 900 to buy guns for the
auxiliary cruisers in the navy.
A Cincinnati dispatch says it is an.
nounced that Bishop Macs of Coving.
ton, Ky. has been appointed archbishop
of New Orleans.
The government bureau of eDgrav-
ing and printing turns out $50, 900, 900
worth Of stamps annually, an average
Of one dollars worth for each inhabi-
tant.
Godfrey Hunter, on trial at Frank
fort, Kentucky, on the charge Of brib-
ing Legislators to vote for DR.. Hunter
for United States Senator, has been
acquitted.
There have been heavy rains in Eas-
tern Arizona, and the ella river is
carrying such heavy body of water
that ferries on that stream cannot be
operated.
Wholesale forging of postal cards,
which are sold in large quantities to
merchants and investment houses. is
believed to have been unearthed in
Denver, Colorado.
Three candidates are in the field for
Mayor of Greater New York;. 900,
600 people-General Benjamin f..
Tracy rep, Henry George DEM,
and Seth Low (Cltizens- Union.
Thomas Morrissey Of Philadelphia
fell from an Erie train and mis- right
foot and right arm was cut off. Nor
rissey crawled two miles for assist
ance, and his life was thus saved
The druggists Of Warren, Pennsyl
vania, have decided to close all thei,
stores on Sunday except one. That is
they are to take turn and turn about a
keeping their places open ON Sunday.
The complaint made by the AmeIi
can Warehousemen's Association
against 81 of the great trunk lines i
being heard before J. d. Yeomans o
the Interstate Commerce Commission
at Kansas City.
The corn crop of the corn States will
be short. The cool weather of Angus
did the business for crop which wa
before in poor condition. The surplu
Of the last two years is now in wa
to be cleaned up at good prices.
The Southern Paoific Company
adding to its equipment. Six vest
bule, baggage and express cars hav
just been turned out of the Saoramen
to car-shops and orders have bee
placed in the East for ten day coaches
A Nashville, Tenn, dispatch say
reliable reports show the tobacco Gro
has been badly damaged by frost
throughout Tennessee and Souther
Kentucky. Many planters report this
about one.hslf an average crop will
harvested.
Score tary of War Alger has give
the necessary orders for company {
United States troops to be statione
during the coming winter at s.
Michaels, Alaska, as it is feared thu
the scarcity of food in Alaska may lea
to serious outbreaks before spring.
Michael H. Gross, whose name fl
the last thirty years has been insepal
ably connected with the developmel
! of good music in Philadelphia, die
recently in that city, from heart di,
ease. He has gained some distinctio
as composer.
Information has been received at tn
Office of the Commissioner of the Ger
} ersl Land Office at Washington to til
! effect that the survey of the Blackfot
! Indian Reservation in Montana is con
pleted. The reservation is now read
to be thrown open to settlement {
} soon as the reports can be prepare
and approved by the Interior Depar
ment.
Henry w. Brown. a Photographic
of Valparaiso, Ind, and Theodore Han
sen, farmer, have been arrested *
counterfeiting, and their outfit seizeC
with one, two and five-dollar bill
made by them. Brown is said to |
an anarchist. and was intimate wit
Parsons and other of the anarchis
at the time of the Haymarket rio
Other arrests may follow.
From inspired articles in the Ge
man press, it is seen that the Germa
|, Government does not intend to ent,
into tariff war with the United Stat,
in retaliation for the Dingley tariff
but it is stated that laws will be passe
which will treat American meats an
preserves with great stringency, NAL
ing the inspection much more riRit
, and extending to every kind of foe
preserves.
A Washington. d. c., special says
, can safely be announced that the Pre-
ident and Attorney General McKenn
, are now in Massachusetts togethe
have agreed to accept without turtle
delay the Union Pacific Recognizable
Committees offer to buy the roa
under foreclosure. The road will |
sold, the governments mortgage sati
fed and the Union Pacific reorganize
soon after the Presidents return |
Washington.
The Senate of Hawaii has unani
mously adopted the treaty of annexa