The Nevada County picayune., 1906-08-31

Fry1s.zrz See hihs Alfonso while attending the CoWes regatta. Two notorious Snan- Ash anarchists were found at Cowes. anu tne police banished them without arrest, fearing to alarm the royalties assembled.
 The south end of the Clinch noun. tain tunnel being driven througb tho mountain by the South & Western rallroad, near Bristol, Tenn, caved in eh 'omplng probably fifty men. most oi wnom are natives. They were ., ! "oFk 'oo feet in the mountain. and it was reared that all would perish
 Fifteen thousand old vaterans nor tclpated in the G. A. R. parade at Minneapolis. Several deaths occurred as the result of the march.
 The attorneys for Mrs Aggie Myers. the Missouri woman under sentence to hAhS, announce that they will take ease to United states supreme court
 Late information from Chile is that the earthquake of August 1G resulted in great loss of life and property The entire country from the Pacific to the andes mountains was shaken Valpa- raiso is practically in ruins. As in san Francisco, fire followed the earth quake. The people are canning on the hills and in the open places. and as August Is one of the winter months in the southern hemisphere. their 1 ct hn has also suffered, many buildings be. Ing demolished and hundreds of peo- pie Killed. A number of smaller towns nave been destroyed, and their inhab- ltants killed or deprived of shelter. AS to how many people have been killed throughout the country it is impossible to say There may be g. 900 and there may be 10000, says one dispatch.
 Recent and reliable information from Banana eonyiEces authorities that the canal is g heavier task than has heretofore heen realized.
 ia.E tr"#a a~ens] ef 1tH5"~8 Ctatog army has gone to Brownsville. Tex, to investigate outbreak Of negro troops.
 Ten thousand attended funeral of Gen. Regalado, Salvadorean, who fell n recent war with Guatemala
 Bank Examiner Jones reports mil lion dollars lost through crookedness in Milwaukee Avenue bank, Chicago.
 After saying one woman from drowning, $. J. Kosta Chicago, lost his life trying to save her compani0-. at South Haven, Mich.
 Suffering from hopelessly crippled leg. J. NJ. Mills, Seguin, Tex, drowned himself
 The president has appointed James 5. Harlan, of Chicago. a member of the interstate commerce commission. He is son of Associate Justice liar Ian, of the supreme court of the United States. The appointment ol MT Harlan completes he membership of the commission as provided for un- der the new railroad rate law
 The First national bank of Chelsea, Mass, has been closed by the comp troller of the currency. The presi- dent, Sylvester B. Hnckley, is said to have borrowed probably half million of the banks funds and in vested in real estate, which did not prove as profitable as anticipated.
 Orders have ben telegraphed from Washington to the commandant of the League island navy yard at Phila- delphia to accept finally and place the new cruiser St Louis in commission as soon as she is proper shape to enter the navy.
 Reports from Lima, Peru, are that Valparaiso, Chile, was shaken by an sarthquake; that many buildings were demolished; that fire followed; that many people were killed. Reports were meager on Saturday, August lS.
 President Lynch of the Information al Typographical union, at the recent session in Colorado Springs, Col, was instructed to investigate the alleged violation of the eight hour law in the government printing office.
 Announcement Of dividends on Union Pacific and Southern Pacific stock causes frenzied buying in Wall street
 The next encampment of the Gram Army of the Republic will be held at