Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1900-09-06
NEWS OF THE WORLD
Taken From The Weeks
Dispatches.
Anarchist Rre.ci Sent to Prison for
Life = DIR. Turner Acquitted = Lord
Roberts Traps the Boers--Ths Ala
bxms u Swift Vessel.


bsms swift Vessel.
Peru wants no Chinese and is IHaking
laws to prohibit their coming there.
A fast mail train struck carriage
containing four people at Oswego june
tion, n. Y, aud killed all four.
A dispatch from Pretoria. dated Sun
day, says: Mr.. Kruger and Mr.. Steyn
have gone to Barberton, 1t is believed
they are preparing for flight. The
general opinion is now that the war is
very near the endi but should the Beers
construct strongholds in the bush. on
the yeldt. or elsewhere aud begin II
system at raids. the British won d re-
qnre further large supplies of horses
It is reported that Lord Roberts has is
~ d proclamation formally aanexing
the Transvaal to the dominions of the
British crown, 49, 's-
WASHINGTON, August %. Lieuten-
ant-Commander John A. Shearman,
United States navy. died tonight at the
Chelsea Naval hospital. Boston. He
entered the service June Is, 1871.
Sh ,arman distinguished himself at the
time of he Somoan disaster.
A dispatch from Washington, says;
The exportation of manufactures con-
rinues to form the most striking fea-
inre Of our rapidly expanding com
merce. A year ago record of ii 900,
100 for every business day IN the month
was considered phenomenal one.
every Gay in the month, including Sun
days and holidays Is an ordinary, every
month affair. Even in July, which il
usually dull month in exporting, the
total exports of manufactures were $50,
5i5,042 and formed over 35 per cent OF
the total exports of the month, while
for the seven months ending with July
the total exports of manufactures Were
$2GS, 30, ls9. forming 33.69 per cent
of the total exports during that period.
Bubonio plague has broken out a
Glasgow, Scotland. Several deaths
have resulted.
CHEYENNE Wyo., August 30. The
Union Pacific passenger train, second
section, No. }. was held up by bandits
TWO and on half miles west of Upton
station, 81 miles west of Rawlins.
There were four men in the hold-np.
The express and baggage cars Were
blown open and the safe blown t.
pieces. The railroad company says the
loss was nominal The baggage and
express cars were considerably dam.
aged,
The trial of Bresci. the anarchist who
on July 30 shot and killed King Hum
bert of Italy al Monza while hiss majesty
was returning from gymnastic exhi-
bition, occurred at Milan, a few day.
ago and resulted in the accused being
sentenced to life imprisonment, the
greatest penalty that can be inflicted for
murder in Italy.
The American Rod and Nail mills at
Anderson, Ind, have shut down, throw
ing $50 men out Of employment. The
mill belongs to the nail trust, and
it is stated the closure will be per.
manent.
DR.. William Turner of Pasadena,
CAL, was discharged at the Desplaines-
street police station. Chicago, when tn.
Justice found that the physician acted
in self-defense when he pushed Daniel
J. Carroll from a Madison cabl.
train. Carroll, who is still at the coun
ty hospital. sent word to Captain Camp
bell that he would not prosecute the
physician, According to DIR. Turner
Carroll became abusive toward him and
attempted to strike him, and in tn,
fight which followed Carroll fell from
the car.
Lord Roberts reports from South At
rica. under recent date, as follows
"Our movements are slow on account
of the nature and extent of the coun
try. We made satisfactory advanc,
and met with decided success. The
work fell entirely to Buffers troops ant
resulted in the capture of Bergendal
n very strong position two miles north
west of Dalmuntha. met Butler a
Bergendal shortly after it was reached
by our troops. am glad to find the oc
cupation cost less than was feared, OF
account of the approach being acros
an open glacis for 2900 or 5000 yard
and the deternjned stand of the en-
emy."
]. J. Corbett knocked out "Kld
Mccoy in the fifth round OF fight a
New York last week.
Judge Leo Rassieur has been electe'
communicating chief of the Grand Arm,
Of the Republic. He is lawyer re
siding in st. Louis.
With new broom at the fore, signi
fying another speed victory for Cramps
the new United States battle-ship Ala
bama steamed into Boston harbor afte
an official trial over the deepwate
course from Thatcher island to Boon
island. The vessel had steamed at a
average speed of II knots per hour fo
consecutive hours, without taking int
account the strong food tide. which
when the allowances are figured cut
will probably contribute substantis
addition to her speed. The Alabam
also reaches maximum speed of
knots for distance of 6.8 kncts spac,
/ When ti, allowances are prepare
/ they will doubtless show that the latei
addition 10 Uncle Sans navy is tn
fastest battle ship of her tonnage afioa