Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1900-01-30
News Of the World.
Happenings OF the Past Few
Days from all Quarters.
Heavy Earthquakes In New Mexico
A Kentucky Fued Caused the Death
Dead.

A message from Or1tlz, Mex, sta
fion on the Sonora railroad, reports that
carriers from Macoyate confirm the ac-
count of the last stand of the Yaqui
Indians against the Mexican General
Lorenzo Torres. Official kilograms re-
ceived in Nogales place the Mexican
loss in killed and wounded at so, and a
message sent over the government wires
confirms the report of the killing of the
Yaqui chief, Tetabiate, along with 200
of his best fighters. The 800 Indians
taken prisoners will be brought into Ori-
tiz and also Father Beltran and the
Josephine sister, who were rescued.
Goveror Torral at Hermosillo, has wired
all points in Sonora to be on guard and
to look out for small bands of Indians
An earthquake shock began at Colima,
Mex, at a quarter before midnight Fri
day and assumed serious proportions at
Tenimata, many houses being badly
injured and some of light construction
were wrecked. There was great con.
sternation and people rushed into the
streets some barely escaping with their
lives. Seven people were killed out
/ right and go were wounded and being
cared for by local surgeons. 1t was re-
ported that the volcano had burst into
eruption, but it now appears that the
phenomenon was confined to subter-
ranean manifestations
John Preston Osborn, aged 81, one of
the earliest pioneers of Arizona, and
well known in the west, died at Phoenix
Friday night. He was one of the ex-
plorers of the Del Rio and Verde val
J leys in northern Arizona when the
Apaches made those fertile valleys uil-
tenable, and partly by his efforts mill
tary post in that section was established.
| A family row among residents of an
Italian tenement house in New York
brought about small riot When
peace was restored three Italians were
found to have been shot to death.
Richard ID. Blackmore, the English
novelist, is dead in London
/ The remains of General Lawton,
killed last December i'll the Philippines
will reach San Francisco soon. Suit
able services are to be held there when
the body arrives The burial will be at
Arlington cemetery, Washington, and
will be attended with full military
honors.
shocking raseuy caused by a po.
I litcal fued in which the lives of three
prominent men We're sacrificed and that
of fourth hangs by slender thread,
while two others miraculously escaped
with painful injuries, occurred .at Frank
fort, KY, recently. The principals in the
tragedy We're ex Congressman David G..
| Colson of Middlesboro and Lieutenant
Erhelbert Scott of Somerset. Scott was
! shot six times by Colson, and was al
most instantly killed Luther w. De-
MARIE, assistant postmaster at Shell
byville, an innocent bystander, was shot
three times and died instantly. Charles
Julian, another bystander, was shot and
died an hour later. Captain b. b. Col
den of Barboursville, commemorative
attorney of the Twenty sixth judicial
district was shot in the back and is not
expected to survive. Colonel Colson
was himself shot twice in the arm.
I Harry McEwing of Louisville was shot
in the foot, and w. Ridpatch of Chi
cago sustained a broken leg by the life
less form of Scott falling against him
as rolled down the stairway
Western newspapers are asked to
unite in an effort to have congress
smash the paper trust by putting wood
pulp and printing paper on the free list
The building, machinery and manu-
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company at Lafayette, Ind, were total
ly destroyed by fire. The loss is $i7,-
600; insurance, $4,000, which covers
the entire plant. The lumber yard was
saved.
Brigadier- General Thomas NJ. An
derson, u. S. A., commander of the de-
parment of the lakes, has been relieved
from active duty under the regulation
which requires army officers to be re-
tired at the age of "a. Brigadier- Gen
eral James +. Wade, commander of
the department of the Dakotas, has been
assigned to temporary command.
A gigantic deal has just closed among
eastern railroads. The trunk lines have
combined and will wipe ont competi.
ton, cut down expenses and do away
with thousands of employees.
captain }. W. Murpney, cashier o;
the Third National bank, of Columbus,
Ga, shot and instantly killed Teller T.
T. Schulze and then committed suicide
The murder and suicide occurred while
the bank was full of customers and the
full corps of clerks. Captain Mnrphey
who did the shooting was one of the
most prominent business men of the
city for "A number of years, but recently
he had been in ill-health and had suf
ferod two strokes of paralysis. II is
believed he was temporary insane
Paris is wild with excitement over the
financial collapse of Count Boni de Cas-
tellance, who has been making such
reckless plunges into society and po-
litical life with the Gould millions
brought him by his wife from America
The announcement was made few days
ago that Castellane is enorm orsly in
volved ON the Bourse by stock specula
ton and has lost everything. This was
followed by the discovery that Cis;el-
lane and his wife sailed secretly for
New York. He hopes to secure another
large sack of the Gould wealth.