The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-06-03
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.

Within eleven days 81 900, 600 of
gold has been Skipped to Europe.
Nicolini, the husband of Adelina
Pati. the famous singer. is dangerous
ly i'll.
The Clark reduction works, at Butte
Montana, have been almost DESTROYED
by fire.
The United States steamship Marion,
at Honolulu, has been declared unsea.
worthy and will be condemned.
Five Austrians were buried in a
landslide caused by the Newcastle
Traction Company at Newcastle, Pa.
John d. Young, of Kentucky, son of
san ex-congressman, has been sen.
fenced to the penitentiary for fifteen
years for manslaughter.
The supreme court of Missouri is in
deadlock over the settlement of the
partnership estate of Murdoch d Dick
son, which involves more than 81, 600,
900.
Valuable copper deposits have been
found at Union, &c, and ore brought
to Victoria assays ID per cent in copper
and as high as $50 in good. The ledge
is five feet in width and easily accessi.
BILE.
Governor Black of New York has
signed the so-called anti.scalpers' bill.
lt absolutely prohibits the selling of
railroad and steamboat tickets in this
State, except by agents authorized to
make such sales.
Chesterfield County. Va, crops have
been badly damaged by wind and
hail storm which extended over an area
of twelve miles. David G. Ashby re.
ports his vineyard ruined Fruit trees
were badly damaged.
At the second session of the Univer.
sal Postal Congress the whole time was
the question of the admission of the
three countries now remaining outside
the Universal Postal Union-China.
Corea and the Orange Free State.
In the case of J. H. Belts VS.. The
Missouri Pacific Railroad, the Court of
Appeals in st. Louis handed down q
decision to the effect that BICYCLES are
not baggage and that railroads in the
State do not have to carry them free of
charge.
The movement to secure the adoption
of a universal postal stamp by the pos.
tai congress at Washington, has col.
lapsed There were too many difficult
ties-the chief that of currency fluc.
tuations-in the way of adopting such
a stamp.
The Hope gold mine at Basin, owned
principally by Senator Carter, has been
closed because the management was
unable TO pay the back wages due to
the miners. Effort is being made to
reorganize the property with the aid
of Chicago capitalists.
The Michigan Supreme Court has
handed down decision declaring that
no person can become surety for more
than one liquor bond. This will stop
the practice of large liquor dealers in
becoming surety for a number of
saloons, as is often the case.
A test has been made between Hart.
ford and New Britain, Connecticut. of
the third rail electric system, which
was eminently successful, and which,
II carried out, will revolutonize power
in railroading. A ten.milie rua was
made in 1875 minutes with less lar
than is general on a railroad car.
The State Miners Bank of Colorado
has failed. An assignment was made
to II. H. Clark, who says the depositors
will be paid in full. The bank is
owned by E. R. jacob, who came
from Duluth, Mimi 1t was started
last summer just after the big fire
The capital stock is 10000. The de.
posits are not large, but the amount is
not stated.
The following army orders have been
issued First Lieutenant Edwin B.
Rabbit. Ordinance Department, will
make not exceeding two visits to Fort
Point and Fort Baker, California. ON
official business pertaining to the in.
stallation of the 12.inch breed load
ing rifles, and upon the completion
thereof will return to his proper sta
tion after each visit
Senator Pettigrew of South Dakota
has made a complaint to the Interstate
Commerce Commission of discrimina.
ton against Sioux Falls, in that State,
on the part of the railroads entering
the city. He charged that the roads
would not give the same rate to and
from the Pacific Coast that is given
Duluth and other points further east.
The Commission agreed to investigate
the charges.
The Chamber of Commerce and other
organizations of Cincinnati have an
pointed a committee of ten. headed by
General Andrew Hickenlooper, to 90
to Buffalo to secure the location there
of the National Encampment of the
Grand Army of the Republic in sos.
The National Encsmpment has not
been held there for thirty years, and a
vigorous effort will be made to secure
it for next year.
The Union Stock Yards Bank of
South Omaha has paid into the United
States Court at Omaha $11.S43 and
interest, thus terminating bitterly
contested suit The main point in.
volved was the right of the bank to ut.
tach money in the hands of commits
sion firm. which resulted from sale
of stock consigned. even though dc.
posted in the name of the firm. The
courts held that the bank had no such
RIGHT