The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-11-04
LATEST NEWS NOTES.

held in q lencove, l.. l., in st. PauPs
Episcopal church. Many prominent
journalists were present.
Ex-Congressman McCreery, Of Ken
lucky, Silver Democrat, will be u can
didate for senator to succeed Lindsay.
Blackburn is also candidate.
At the sixth annual conference OF
the Commercial Travellers Association,
held at Binghamton, N. Y. George E.
Green was elected president to succeed
himself.
The cruiser Detroit has sailed for
Port Livingstone in Guatemala. She
goes to protect American interests
there during the revolutionary
troubles.
Lee Bottom. driver in the Denver
| fire department, was thrown from his
seat while going to Il fire, and the en-
CINE, passing over his body, killed him
Instantly.
Street Commissioner Miller, OF st.
Louis. in response to request from a
committee of women, has agreed to APP
point ten women to the positions OF
street inspectors.
st. Louis is excited over the state.
ment of bankrupt that he buried $lb,-
900 in one of the city parks. Men,
women and children are delviDg in the
park in throDgs.
At Milan, Tenn, whitecaps attacked
the house of Dot Price a negro, who
fired at them, killing one man and
wounding four others. A race war is
feared as an outcome.
/ Nearly hundred mooDshipers will
be tried in the Federal Court in At
lanta, Ga, when Judge Newman fin
ishes the criminal docket in November.
This breaks the record for Georgia,
Upon recommendation of the sur
geon- general, the treasury department
has appointed 80 assistant surgeons
and six guards to do duty in the yell
! low fever camps and on the borders OF
the States where the disease may
spread.
Prince Krapotkin, the famous Rus.
sian anarchist, evaded the immigration
authorities in New York by register.
| ing under an assumed name and has
arrived in Boston. He will apply fol-
naturalization and go on a lecture
tour. He is of royal blood.
Professor J. H. Gore of Columbian
University, the Commissioner General
Of the United States to the Interna
tional Exposition held at Brussels il
1895, has received revised list of tn,
awards made on American exhibits
1t shows that American firms received
large number of awards.
A white man named Cole wal
lynched near Wilmot, Ark. last week
for numbering Constable James Jone
in cold blood. Cole had been arrested
for some misdemeanor. but released OF
bonds. He secured shotgun and sho
the Constable in the back, killing hin
instantly Cole was found in tn,
woods, and was swung up withou
ceremony.
A Holman friction. geared locomotive
broke the record Oh run between
Camden and Cape May, N. ]. Tn
locomotive drew three coaches dis
lance Of tifty-four and one-half mile
in 52la minutes. One mile was GOV
cred in 80 seconds, thus low ering b
two seconds the record for mile mad
in 1898 by train ON the New Yorl
Central Railroad, and making spec,
OF 1870 miles per hour.
A Lincoln (Neb.) dispatch says th
political campaign in Nebraska prom
ises to become very warm. Mr.. Bryan
who has thus far only made occasiona
speeches in the State, will start out t
make thorough canvass, speaking
twice day at various places. TIL
gold Democrats, who are assisting tn
Republicans. expect the Hon. John q
Carlisle in the State the latter part o
the week to make several speeches.