The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-03-11
TELEGRAPIIIC RESUME.
Things That Have Happened ali
Over the Country
MENTIONED IN THESE PARAGRAPHS.
Selections That win Greatly Iateresi
Oar Readers both OLA
and Young.

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Oar Readers both ola
and Young.
Seven persons are repoi ted killed by
a railway accident in Ter nessee.
The German American Bank Of To
nawanda, NY. has closed its doors.
Disastrous floods are reported il
Kentucky at Louisville. The water j,
still rising.
The food in Pittsburg. Pa, is going
down. after doing $1,000 600 worth OF
damage.
The big Black Diamond coal crushel
has been burned at Wilkesbarre. Pa.
loss $50, 900.
Forty of Pinkerton's detectives are
to look after the presidents safety
Inauguration day.
The receiver of the Union Pacific
Railroad has ordered 10000 tons OF
steel rails at s17 ton.
A measure providing for a burglar
proof safe in sleeping cars has beer
established in New Mexico.
In the Arizona Legislature bill
was killed imposing a 2-per cent tax
ON the bullion products Of mines.
The railroads Of the west have grant.
ed the free transportation of supplies
for the Indian famine.
Snow slides have been cleared on
the Rio Grande and the through trains
are again running throughout Colorado.
The $4,000 dinner set purchased by
10000 people of Galveston, Tex, has
been presented to the battleship Texas.
There were 303 business failures in
the United States last week, against
ESQ for the corresponding week last
/ year.
A private telegram from Milbank,
s. d., to Minneapolis, Mimi, says the
greater portion of the business section
OF the place has been burned.
Thos. R. Gutter of the Lebi, Utah,
sugar factory, reports that in 1876 days
$4,000 tons of beets were sliced and
turned out $500 tons of sugar.
DIR. Fridtjof Nansen. the Arctic OK.
plorer, will visit the United States in
the fall of this year and deliver lec-
lures illustrated by the actual ski,
kayak clothing, etc, used by him in
accomplishing his feats of daring.
Mrs. Nansen may accompany him.
Disastrous floods are reported in
West Virginia. The big Norfolk and
western bridge across Beech fork has
been washed away; the Miami river
has overhowed its banks and farms are
flooded. Several families have aban-
doned their homes. The losses to rail-
roads and farmers are heavy.
AT Combs, in Oklahoma Territory. n
school house was burned by the oppo-
nents of the school and pitched battle
took place in the postoffice between
the factions, in which Postmaster
Baker was murdered. Three of his
assailants are under arrest and open
threats of lynching are made.
In the Senate Allen offered resolu.
ton. which went over, calling upon
the President to protect Americans in
Cuba and to send battleship there.
Hill offered another, which was agreed
to, calling for all correspondence and
reports of the consul.general at Ha.
vana.
The Senate has agreed TO the resolu.
ton by Mills of Texas. requesting the
President for information relative %
the arrest, imprisonment and death q
DR., Ricardo Ruiz. AZ GuAu:sA.ss
Cuba, and all the ooyrsspcz.senee VITA
General Lee and the Spanish xaahsrl.
ties.
The greatest secrecy ~ MAN isfu,s,l
by Bank Examiner Esev5s ana R4eefu4r
Courtney regarding the 1711rs Il 1ae
German National hank az Loussut
n.y., but warrants are sxEecra,i IN be
issued for other officials az ahs na1jk
President Meknshs has arl1sfTfrr,s,f
property u his scn 7s ana.ila
the son to give shs necessary N. JbJa
bond, and the banker WAS rsi,alass,i..
The Central trust Ccrupaag af Msw
York has asked the courts OF gnlnm.-
bus, Ohio, for receiver sor aiie Ehiiun.
bus, Hooking Valley and Faiiatiu Hui,-
road Company. The $3.50 aGH tnrHrrzr
on the company's hczds N Ahuur ms
and no money IN pay IL ana CAUSE
Fhe company 6ls6 Al anHvgr utmif.-
ling the allegations and ia,iznaranu r;iur
The suit was broughs with m nnup,,.
between tbs garaias 5,1rt,,e
Same appointed Prsss3ana M.lnsers1t, ~
receiver.
The Evening Post og View Yart asss
The receipts of gold frsu ahs Ramiia
coast continue TO @szraer arranr1m,
Since January lss thsy ansssunr N ns..
ween ~, 900. 000 and g. aal aen a
rood deal of which has been raeai,s,f
~ registered mail. san Franuiac,
has to remit in order 10 ssSseaar,rs 5er
obligations here. and As neither View
York exchange nor legal tender nrras
an be obtained in San Francisco Il
my large amount the gold has 40 -
hipped. Some of the gold that i
'cing received here now came frOz
australia for New York account
"Dr. " Fred Rutland, who claims Z,
o graduate of the College of Science.
'os Angeles, Cal, the California State
,herapeutioal College and the Medical