The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-07-27
NEWS SUMMARY

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allies for defensive purposes,
The steamer Evelyn. with 400 pas
sengers aboard. ran aground on
sand bar at Neenah, Wis All pas.
sengers were taken on in safety
At farm at Malavista, near Kar-
feria. July 20, Greek band captured
and murdered eight Bulgarians, in.
GLIDING the proprietor Of the farm.
Two men were killed and three 9th.
ers seriously hurt in collision of two
OIL trains on the Gulf, Colorado & San
ia Fe railroad, near Plantersville,
Texas
The report published in st. Peters
burg that under certain conditions
Russia win be assisted by Austria In
suppressing a revolution in Russia is
denied.
Sarah Bernhardt has been decorated
with the cross Of the Legion of Honor,
after years of agitation on the ques.
ton whether that distinction could be
conferred ON her
A statement issued by the depart
ment Of commerce and labor says the
foreign commerce Of the United
States in the fiscal year just ended
aggregated $2.970,00o,O0o.
W. |. Mayfeld, g prominent poll
tician, was SHOT and instantly killed
at Harms City, Texas, by J, O. Goode,
an attorney and banker. The shoot
ing was the result of previous dis
agreement
The Man With the Hoe in Idaho"
Is the subject Of neat pamphlet Just
distributed, which was compiled for
the information Of homeseekers by the
passenger department of the Oregon
Short Line railway.
Delegates from all parts Of the coun.
try met in Chicago last week for the
eighteenth annual session of the Ma
tional Livestock Exchange. The re.
cent agitation in the packing industry
't@0 Ah0EGRRSN AAADt
The Allan line steamship Hiber
nian, which left London July 81 for
Montreal, has returned to London in
damaged condition. having been in
collision off Beachy Head with the
German steamer Warnow.
Vice President G. w. Fairbanks
Speaker Joseph G. Cannon and United
States Senator William Warner OF
Missouri will, it is stated likely take
part in opening the Republican cam
paign in Missouri next fall.
Five hundred men, women and chill
dren took part in riot in New York
City, during which they made raid
on q wagon load OF Ice intended for
free distribution among them, and
took every pound in the wagon.
War Minister Etenne has an.
nounced the assignment OF Major
Dreyfus to the Twelfth regiment OF
artillery, stationed at Vincennes
This Is a crack regiment which par
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capital
A dispatch from Martigny Switzer-
land, says an avalanche precipitated
four French tourists. names unknown,
and Swiss guide into the torrent be-
low Black Gorge Two Of the French
men and the guide were crushed and
drowned
Word has been received of the
death of Mrs. Azalia Thompkins, 40
years OF age, near dorado, Ark. 1t
Ii stated the woman drove two ten
penny nails into her head with sui
cidal intent. She was blind and par
TALLY deaf.
A. Smith Deveny, for fifty years
practicing attorney OF eastern Kansas.
died on the nth at Santa Barbara.
Cal, aged 76 years. He fought in the
Mexican and Civil wars. When
young man he was on the stage with
the elder Booth,
Adam Scheuig. New York butcll-
err shot and fatally wounded Miss
Louise Karcher. daughter or his en-
ployer shot and seriously wounded
the girls mother and committed sui
eide by cutting his throat The girl
had rejected Scheuig.
Even leprosy cannot force Filipinos
to abandon politics. The bureau OF
insular affairs has received reports
OF an election recently held on the
Island OF Gulion by the leper colony,
for the choice of president and con.
sejales" or councilmen.
The news OF the death Of Lady Cur
zon Of Kedleston, wife of the former
viceroy Of India, caused great shock
at Simla, and from all parts OF India
come expressions of keen sorrow. Her
splendid work ia behalf OF the natives,
especially the women, endeared her to
all the Indians.
Dick Hyiand OF San Francisco won
from Tommy Mowatt OF Chicago in
the sixth round OF scheduled twenty.
round bout in Denver. Mowatt was |
cutclassed from the beginning and in
the sixth round Mowatt's seconds |
threw up the sponge to save their man
further punishment.
The National Livestock exchange
at Chicago has decided to stand BY the
packers and make every effort to prove
shst their meat IS al the manufactur
ers claim Il was decided also to re-
quest Secretary OF Agriculture Wilson