The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-10-12
NEWS SUMMARY
NEVADA

held In Berlin October l to 3, inclus
i've.
Ten terrorists were condemned to
death by drumhead courtmartial at
Czenstochowa. Russia, and later were
executed.
Major George f. Hoyle, recruiting
oflcer Of the United States army, was
struck and killed by a passenger trair
at Atlanta, Ga.
Prominent insurance men estimate
the storm loss at Mobile. Ala, at
&1.O00.O0O. The total loss of life will
not exceed 100.
William J. Bryan has started on a
tour Of campaigning which, with few
Interruptions, will continue until near.
iy election day.
J. Z. Gaillard. one OF the three
white men shot by Henry Adams, a
negro. at Manning, S. c., is dead, and
. Iynching is feared.
The negroes of Morocco City, Mo
rocco. are causing great disorders, at
lacking Jews and Mussulmen. Four
Europeans narrowly escaped assassin
Gtion.
William A. Dowell. prominent Min.
neapolis newspaper man, was shot and
killed Sunday by John Quirk, because
OF attentions to the latter's step
daughter.
Judge Tayler, in the United States
court at Toledo, o., granted an injunc
ton restraining striking workmen at
the Pope Motor Car works from pick
citing the plant.
Eight prisoners broke out of the
county jail at Newark, Ohio, after
making a vicious assault upon the
turnkey, Christopher Calvin, and lock
ing him in a cell.
Mystery surrounds the death OF
Mrs. Laura Ayres, 80 years old, well
known church worker, who was found
dead in bed at Shelbyville, Ind, with
bullet In her brain.
A special from Mondovi, Wis, says
Mrs. John severson, young Norwe'
gian woman, living seven miles east OF
this city, in the town Of Naples, gave
birth to four baby boys.
The net decrease in the pension roll
Of the United States for the fiscal year
ending June 30 last amounted to $12,'
40, the largest decrease ever known
in the history of the country.
The Theatre OF Nancy, at Nancy,
France, was burned shortly before the
arrival of the audience for a perform
ance. There were no casuaiNies, !. The
damage amounts to 100000.
At the carnival horse show at Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, Jake Fisher, one of the
judges, dropped dead of apoplexy. Mr.
Fisher lived in West Liberty and was
one of the best known horsemen in
the west.
The delegation of Peru has received
advices that both the government and
the people of Peru are greatly pleased
over the friendly spirit of Secretary
Roots speeches during his recent visit
to that country.
A military patrol, which was con
d,nftnO tu,1 ,o,,oI,,fSoniat- a. 3an Il,
Moscow. was attacked by revolution
lists, who attempted to rescue the men
In custody. The soldiers promptly
killed both prisoners.
Twenty persons were injured, two
probably fatally, in a street car acct.
dent in Cleveland, o., when a car
crowded with passengers jumped the
track while rounding a curve in the
eastern part of the city.
Terrorists murdered road overseeI
near Maciecowice, Russia, on the Wis
tula railroad, and then removed the
rails from in front of an approaching
mail train. A gen d'arme. however
Jagged the train and averted dis
aster.
The navy department will make an
effort to save the war vessels stranded
at the navy yard at Pensacola, Fla,
during the recent hurricane by dredg
Ing channels from deep water to the
point where the vessels are high and
dry on the beach.
Clifton H. Wilder. editor of the
Chronicle at La lara, Colo, was per
4 haps fatally injured by Jayson Coch
ran, postmaster of La lara, who
struck Wilder over the head with
slungshot, fracturing the skull, as the
result OF political quarrel.
In rear-end collision between a
regular passenger train and a heavy
train Of Pullman cars, carrying the
Fifteenth United States cavalry from
Fort Ethan Allen to Cuba, five pas
sengers were killed and score OF
more injured, near Troy. N. Y
The directors of the Atchison, To
peka and Santa Fe Railway company
have declared semi-annual dividend
Of two and one-half per cent on the
company's common stock. This is al
increase of one-half Of one per cent
over the last serni-annual dividend
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