Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1900-10-18
NEWS Of THE WORLD
Taken From The Weeks
DISPATCHES.

The Paris exposition is to close shortly.
Ii has been grand success in all re-
spec;s
lite American Bridge Company oi
Pittsbnrg, closed II contract ta furnish
all OF the structural steel Ia he used IN
the erection of big arsenal at Kure.
Japan. The money yalne Of the con.
tract is between $3.50. 900 and 5000. 900.
Ii will require six months to furnish
the material. aud il nnst be delivered
at Kure within year.
The National Steel Company has
shipped from Youngstown. Ohio. ta
New Zealand, via San Francisco, Ic
cars loaded with 1000 tons Ut steel rails
A special policeman was instantly
killed. another wounded in the head, a
striker was probably fatally shot and
ten non union men We're more or less
seriously wounded at the Oleida col.
liery of Cox Brothe af Hazelton, Pa,
Ia II clash between the officers and 800
strikers.
The controller of the currency has
completed AN abstract OF reports of the
condition OF national banks i'll the
Unitet States al the close OF business
September o, 1890 The summary
shows that the aggregate loans and dis.
counts of The banks were &, ,6S6, 1J9, ,040
ADD the aggregate individual deposits
s2,5o7 :4s.J51 \ comparison of these
iisures with the condition June -,
1900, the date of the previous call,
shows that d ring the period between
June and ) ptemher there was an in.
crease of s53. ri. 4;a in loans and dis.
counts and $40, l55, ia9 in individual de
posits.
The board of ordnance and fortih.
cations has been holding protracted
session III Washing,on ad1oprued af,
Ter taking Important anFlan regar ling
iisapp -aring Sqn carriages. The board
has 4, commended tu the secretary OF
the war that no more disappearing gun
ear itges be made.
Ii MAS made public In Eilaabethport,
n J that William y s5hrelber, the clerk
IN the r. Z .bethporl Banking company
who nisapps,re.i on August, was de-
iauiter for over ti00.09). The Young
man sto e more than the capital aud
surplus colublnsi u the institution,
Dut "a The dueefors afa wealthy and
bdye made up the cash. rhe bank is
sai 10 be IN a better condition than
ever tosore No run Is expected
y I'll "A.
nigh living
An open switch AT ) nth Chicago, De
level to have been purpo:ely mis-.
placed, caused Ihe death II twa men.
seriously injured another and made
wreekage OF the engine aud forward
part of the New York and Boston ex.
press train Oh the Lake Shore railroad
The engine was demolished aud I've
mail aud two express cars were piled up
in heap,
Additional disasters 10 chipping on
the coast OF Nova Scott, are reported
The known list ~ y-ssr driven ashore
now numbers thirty. ms v owned i'll
the province of New Feu idlaud. The
loss all over rha country and In the
neighboring provinces through terrific
ranfails aud washonrs. and damage 10
orc ards anl buildings iy heavy winds.
viii be very heavy The Canadian
Pacific wires connecting Cape Breton
with the +, st of Nova Scotia are com
plet-lt broken ~ Iha straits Of Canso.
where the oahle was foued by a
schooner dragging her anchor in the
recent gale. lisasy rain is falling.
Rivers and lakes are everywhere over.
flowing anl destrosin, property.
rh Pc has Teen no Canadian Pacific
train from Mbnlretl In four DAYS. and
seriou. wr.ea III the Syndey express.
caused hy washout, is reported In
Cape Breton III. Gloucester schooner
Mystery. at Canto reports ollie man LOST
AT sea.
A band Of briganIs under the leader.
ship of the notorious Pedro Flores has
been committing numerous murders and
rolheries In the Autlan district, Mexico
for several months. News has Just
reached here that the fobbers made
bold raid on the town Of Autlan and
killed the postmaster. Following this
unproyoked murder they looted the place
and .erroriaed the populace. They have
A stronghold In the mountains aud n
detachment of rurals has gone in pur-
suit of them.
John Korbie, farmer. T. len korbie,
his daughter, aged 10, and Annie korbie,
auo,ler daughter aged !, while crossing
the Pittsburg and Lake Erie track near
Carbon, Pa, in d wagon. were struck
bv n train aud killed Oscar kospi the
fourth occupant of the wagon. was seri.
ousiy injured.
The dead body of Ada L1nt1, the
twelve.year.old daughter of Charles +.
l.antz, carpenter, was found III the
rear Of her fathers residpnce 1T Dayton,
o., recently. \ surprise party had been
rendered her parents, and while the
guests were playing cards the little girl
left the house. Her absence was not
discovered for halt an hopr, aud after
n search OF the premises her body was
found, circumstances indicate that an
assault had been committed upon tho
ohild, and this was borne out by the
coroner's investigation. The body was
terribly uultilated.