The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-07-15
TELEGRAPIIIC RESUME.
Things That Have Happened all
Over the Country
MENTIONED IN THESE PARAGRAPHS.
Selections That VIII Greatly Interest
Our Readers Both Old
and Young.

New buildings to cost $4,000, 600
nave been started in Philadelphia
N the past month.
The race war in Key West, Fla.
mas been suppressed and the whites
ale again in control of the city.
Women conductors ran the street
cars at Des Moines, Ia, one day re-
Gently, in the interest of charity.
The Social Democracy, launched by
Eugene Debs, is prosperous. Over 25,-
900 applications for membership have
been received.
One hundred employees of the Wor-
cester cycle shops, at Middleton,
Conn, struck against 10 per cent re-
duction of wages.
The Black Hills country in South
Dakota is highly excited over the dis
covery of an immense supply of gold
in the Tornado mine.
Rev. W. c. Daley, founder of the
northern branch of the Methodist
Episcopal Church in the south, died
In Knoxville, Tenn, aged rs.
The Amalgamated Association at
Joliet, ILL.,, has refused to submit 20
the cut of the illinois Steel Company;
17U0 men will be thrown out of work
there.
Two accidents have happened in the
East to the special trains coming to
San Francisco for the Christian En-
deavor Convention. Several lives were
lost, and number of persons injured.
Three murders occurred in Louis
vile, KY, in SO hours, all mysteries.
They are: Henry Martin, Max Lloyd
(colored) and Aaron Humble (col-
ored) In three months there have
been twenty murders in that city.
The Pan-American Exposition Com
pany has incorporated in Albany, N.
Y, The company will conduct an ex-
hibition near Niagara to illustrate the
material progress of the new world
during the nineteenth century. Among
the directors are Depew, Flower and
Bissell.
John W. Foster, who has been in
st. Petersburg negotiating with the
Russian Government for the protection
of Alaska seals, has telegraphed the
State Department at Washington, an
nouncing the complete success of his
mission. He will soon go on similar
mission to England.
The headquarters of the National
Republican Committee are to be
transferred from Washington to
Cleveland, Ohio. The Washington
headquarters will be- kept open, but
will be in charge of an attache of the
National Committee. Chairman
Hanna and Secretary Dick are to be
there all summer.
5 The National Tin Plate Company Of
. Anderson, Ind, posted notice for q
j shutdown as per contract for the re-
adjustment of the wage scale. At the
same time all the united tin plate fac.
tories in the country will close. The
conferences of manufacturers and
workmen wage committees will bt
held in Pittsburg.
: A Salt Lake dispatch says the RiC
r Grande Western Railway has pur
chased the Titan Central Railroad
j The price paid is near 1895, O00 TIL,
! Utah Central is narrow-gauge roa(
: running from Salt Lake to Park City
t the famous silver camp, and was re
+ Gently sold under foreclosure proceed
{ ings to New York parties, who nov
r sell it to the Rio Grande Western.
In accordance with recent decis
:, ion of the executive committee of tn
. Bureau of American Republics, O
: which Secretary John Sherman i
: chairman and Joseph p. Smith of Obi
: director, active work has begun TO
:, the preparation of a comprehensive
and reliable international CONNER
!, cial directory of the American repub
lies. The directory will contain up
! ward of 10000 names, together will
the addresses and lines of business O.
. the reputable commercial concerns O
/ the Argentine Republic, Bolivia
Bra I'll, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica
Ecuador, Guatemala. Hayti. Hondu
: ras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Paraguay
q Peru, Salvador, Santo Domingo
: United States, Uruguay, Venezeuel
. and the West Indies. The expense o
: the publication will be enormous, an,
: hence it has been decided to make
Il charge of IS of the possession and us
; of copy of the directory for one year
- The work to be revised annually, ant
. will, it is expected, be ready for dis
tribution from the headquarters of tn
!, Bureau early in September.