The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-10-21
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Condensed Geographic Reports Of
Late Events.
BRIEF SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.
Budget of News For Easy DiEsstIsn-AIl
Parts of the Country Represented
Interesting Items.

John A. Suller, who has been United
States consul to Acapulco, Mexico, for
twenty year,, is dead.
Four of crew of seven were
drowned at North Long Branch, New /
Jersey, by the capsizing of fishing |
boat.
1t is rumored that ex-President I
Cleveland is laying wires for election |
as United States Senator from New
Jersey.
The Dexter Park horse pavilion at
Chicago has been burned, and over a
hundred horses cremated. The loss is
SEA, 900.
Two men have been killed and az
other fatally injured by the explosion
of boiler at the Parker mill at Mos.
COW, Iowa.
The navy department has ordered
turned over to the Chicago naval
militia organization.
A gas explosion is reported in the
Parrish mine three miles from Wilkes
barre, Pa. 1t is thought several are
killed and many injured.
The United States geological depart
ment is conducting series of surveys
in the Yellowstone national park I'M
der the direction of Walter H. Weed.
The latest and most peculiar organi-
zation of record is that of the American
Brotherhood Of Cripples. which has
just been established at st. Louis, Mo.
The Chicago and Milwaukee Brew
ers' Association threaten to cut the
price of beer from $4.50 to 81 to force
the rebellious brewers into the associa-
ton.
Senator Deboe will urge Congress
man John Wilson of Barbourville,
KY, for the presidency of the Civil
Service ission, now held by
John Proctor.
Seven houses were burned at North
Des Moines, Iowa, from a blaze in
barn near by. The flames were carried
by the wind several blocks. The loss
was $4,000.
The steamer City of Columbia is
being fitted out at New York and the
Delaware at Philadelphia. both for
voyages to the Klondike diggings in
the spring.
The United States Navy will be re-
presented in Central America during
the Guatemalan revolution by the
Newark at Nicaragua and the Alert
at Champerico.
The anti.cigarette law of Tennessee.
enacted by the Assembly Of Tennessee
at its last session, has been declared
unconstitutional by Circuit Judge Lur.
ton of Nashville.
A woman named Mrs Caroline
Raginus, hailing from West Poipt,
murdered her four children and COM
mitted suicide by asphyxiation in a
hotel at New York.
The suit of DR.. Daniel Potter of Bap-
fist Tabernacle fame, against John d.
Rockefeller for $3.50, 900 for criminal
libel, has been dismissed by the pre-
sldlng Judge IN New York.
The old United States frigate Con.
stitution, better known rs "Old Iron.
sides" has been towed from Ports
mouth, N. H., to Boston. She will be
laid up for good as an historical relic.
Antonio Apache, a full blooded
Apache Indian. is soon to enter Har,
ward University He is grandson OF
the great chief Cochise, and is we'll ad.
vanced in the different branches of a
liberal education.
All the wheat and flour we export
from Am erica barely suffices to pay
for the sugar imported from foreign
coutries. And yet there are thousands
of acres in the country adapted tc
sugar beet cultivation.
A special meeting of the Naval
Dock Board was called recently at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard to consider the
reports as to the disabled conditions
Of all but one Of the timber structures
owned by the Government.
A dispatch from indianapolis, Ind.
says a call has been issued for the
eighth annual convention of the Boys
and Girls National Home and EN-
ployment Association, to b, held II
that city on December IA and o.
William R. Finch of Wisconsin has
been appointed Minister Plenipoten
tiary to Paraguay and Uruguay. The
following Consuls are appointed
James Dodge of Indiana, to Nagasaki
Japan; Alvin Smith of Ohio, to TRIM
dad. West Indies.
The Liberal Congress of Religions
has completed its programme for tn,
fourth annual session to be held al
Nashville. Tenn, October 19th-24th
The chief subject of discussion will
be; Are we Outgrowing the Neet
of the Ckurch?''
The United States commissioner Of
immigration is taking steps to debal
all known anarchists from landing al
American ports, and those who do sue
coed in landing will afterward be de
ported at the expense of the company
in whose vessel they arrive.
Advices received at Boise, Idaho
tend to confirm the reported deal fol
the sale to an English syndicate o.
the famous Rossland mine and the
Leroy. The officers of the company al
first pronounced the story false, but il
is now learned that deal is really OF
and that the amount involv I'd is s.,
J 900, 900.
News has reached the State Depart
ment that the merchants of Bluefields