The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-12-14
NEWS SUMMARY.

Inc revolt on the frontier of Sar
Salvador has been suppressed
1t is now certain that the Beers are
in great force on the further side OF
the Tugela river
The imports of dry goods and mer
chandise at the port of New York tor
the week are valued at Sl1 1908
After an idleness OF more than six
months, the window glass workers OF
the country will go to work December
soth.
The wheat prospects OF the Argen,
tine Republic are excellent. There
will probably be 1000, 900 tons export.
able surplus
Yellow fever has developed among
detachment of 600 troops from Buena
Ventura bound for Cartagena, who
were detained at Panama.
A delegation of prominent st. Louis
citizens have been selected to 90 to
Washington next week in an endeavor
to secure the next national Republican
convention.
Joseph Proctor Watson, widely
known in Iowa as a State historian.
is dead at his home, in Muscatine. He
was "A years of age and had resided
there 81 years.
President Mckinley is being asked by
club women all over the country to APP
point Mrs. Potter Palmer of Chicago as
one OF the commissioners to the Paris
exposition of 1900.
The burning Of negro at Maysville
KY, last week was denounced in
resolutions adopted at meeting Of the
Ida b. Wells Womens club, Chicago, a
colord organization
A Belgian commercial mission to
China is encouraged by King Leopold
and probably will be suppoated by a
gunboat. The mission is under pre- par
alton at Antwerp and Brussels.
Willis ]. Abbott, we'll known in
newspaper circles throughout the
United States, has been selected to
take charge of the press bureau of the
Democratic national committee.
Exports of specie from New York to
all countries the past week aggregate
Sl,ol6,129 silver bars and coin, andSs4,.
$40 gold. Imports of specie for the
week were $25, 4o1 gold and 500, ISL sill.
yer.
DIR. F. M. Rixey, the physician at
tending Capt. Wood and Lieut.. Brum.
by, reports the condition of both Off
GERS to be as favorable as can be ex-
pected at the present stage of typhoid
fever.
In Bakersfield CAL, E. b. Milliken.
an employee of the Kern County Land
company, murdered his wife and six-
year-old child, and then committed
suicide. No cause has been ascer.
tanned.
In Minneapolis, Mimi, last week
Judge Pond granted the motion OF
Mayor Gray's counsel to quash the writ
OF mandamus to compel the Mayor to
enforce the law in that city against
gambling
Admiral Dewey has rented pew in
the fashionable st. Johns Episcopal
church, of which Rev. Mackay Smith
is pastor. He has also been chosen a
trustee of the Episcopal temple on the
Tennallytown road.
Herman G. Schmidt, Chilean Consul
TO Germany, who is now en- route to
London, is engaged in effecting con-
solidation of forty nitrate companies
ofChili. The combined output of the
companies is 5000, 900 pounds.
c. Merideth Simpson, several times
in life said to have been millionaire
was recently found dead in his room at
Mills house No. |, New York city. He
was II years of age and had made the
house his home for several months.
Cape Nome miners have held a series
Of meeting IN Seattle and EMPLOYED
counsel to defeat what they claim is an
attempt on the part of certain corpora
tions to withdraw in their favor the
famous Cape Nome beach diggings
The United States deep waterways
commission is in session in Detroit
preparing a preliminary report asked
for by the secretary of war, request
ing the commissions recommends.
tions as to regulations and sustaining
the lake level, and also on the Chicago
drainage canal and other possible in
: fuences.
The seeds for distribution by the
Agricultural bureau to all parts of the
country will consist of 10, ZOO, 900 pack,
cts of vegetable seeds, 1855, 900 OF
flower seeds, besides field and lawn
grass seeds. They will be sent out
early in January.
Ambassador Clayton telegraphs FROM
the city of Mexico to Maverick county.
Tex, that the Mexican government re.
fuses extradition of Leonardo Gonzales,
Mexican citizen, accused of the rape
and murder of an American woman at
Sanchez on the Texas side.
Texes' legislature will be convened in
special session next mounth for the
consideration of a taxation bill that
will completely revolutionize the
present taxation system of the state.
II have seen the published state.