The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-06-15
NEWS SUMMARY


The bill prohibiting corporations
from making money contributions in
connection with political campaigns
has been passed by the senate.
At meeting of the Democratic SEN
ators, Senator Blackburn of Kentucky
was elected chairman of the Demo-
cratic conference TO succeed Senator
German.
A report has reached st. John, N
B., that the steamer Etolio. Captain
Jones, which left there laden for Bar
ry, via Sydney, C. B., has gone ashore
at Cape Sable.
The strikers at Odessa are assum
ing such menacing attitude that tn
authorities are acutely apprehersive
of a repetition of the appalling cen
Migration of last June
Claud Camp, aged q. while catching
in baseball game at Muskogee, /. T.,
was struck over the ueart by a foul
tip. He picked up the ball, threw it
to the pitcher and fell dead.
Arrangements have been completed
to send between November and March
500 British teachers to the United
States and Canada to study the edu
cational systems of the two countries
The senate voted to indefinitely
postpone a joint resolution providing
for an amendment to the constitution
which would permit Congress to enact
uniform laws for marriage and di
vorce.
A number of anarchists, including
the director of the modern school
have been arrested at Barcelona on
suspicion of completely in the bomb
outrage against the king and queen at
Madrid.
Dick Dorsey, formerly one of tbs
best-known jockeys in the west, was
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stop three robbers who had entered
the home of Mrs. Eleanor Neff in
Chicago
William Hoge, who has charge of the
reception to be rendered to William ]
Bryan upon his arrival from Europe
announces the appointment of Gov.
ernor Folk of Missouri as chairman
of the reception committee.
Every slaughter house and meat
| packing plant in Indiana is to be in
vestigated Immediately by the state
board of health. The inspection will
be thorough and will cover both the
sanitary and the pure food features.
The gunboats Alba, Mindanao and
Manileno, which were captured by Ad
miral Dewey when he destroyed the
! Spanish fleet, have been sold as junk
for $6606 at Olongapo The boats par
ticipated in the battle of Manila bay
The eight children of Joseph Blon
dewski, ranging in ages from weeks
to years, were thrown from a second
story window by fremen when a blase
broke out in their home in Chicago
All the children escaped without in
jury.
At Sandomir, province of Radon, 81
persons, who have been imprisoned
without trials since January, not know
ing even why they were arrested, have
refused food for week. Some of tht
hunger strikers" already are de
lirious.
Scottstown, village in Ohio with ;
population of 200 was washed away b!
a cloudburst. Not house was LET
standing. Mrs. Sayre and daughte
were drowned. All bridges wer'
washed away and the telephone linet
are down.
At the convention of the Federation
Of Women's clubs at st. Paul, Mrs
Wilder of Chicago introduced a res
olution calling on, congress to TAX
immediate action for the correction o
the shocking conditions" in the pack
ing houses.
The Rev Algeron S. Crapsey, recto
of st. Andrews Protestant Episcopal
church of Rochester, NY, who wa
found guilty of heresy after a trial b
an ecclesiastical court at Batavia las
month, has filed an appeal from tn
finding of the court.
The Supreme court of Iowa has r.
versed the decision of the lower cour
which sentenced Day Cunning of tn
Citizens bank of Mount Ayr to eigh
years Imprisonment for receiving d,
posits after the bank was insolven
He will be given new trial
+ An Atlanta and West Point excu
sion train was run into by Centri
of Georgia passenger train at tn
south end of the terminal station Z
Atlanta, Ga. Roy Cook of Atlanta wa
killed and ten or more others were il
jured, some of them seriously.
The Rev. D. w, Wilt, pastor of
church at Havelock, Nebraska, WI
pursued by mob one night last wee
and stones and eggs were hurled
him. Mr.. Wilt had appeared befci
the city council of Havelock to pr
test against the granting of saloc
licenses,