The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-06-24

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the N1ngland coast.
| ProSions against manufacturers
who tsaccharine in food will not
be unaken for six months from
July ext. it was announced after
coence between Secretaries
MacVl, Wilson and Nagel.
Fouonvicts were killed. twelve
proba fatally injured and seventeen
guardld convicts more or less seri-
ously-t by the collapse of the bull
pen Fhich they were housed IN a
noun pass near Waynesville, NJ c.
Th.eamer John L. Lowery, with
fifty ursionists aboard, burned to
the er's edge at Hamletsburg, ILL.,
but rives were lost.
WASHINGTON
Thiouse of representatives by a
vote 221 to 100. passed the Under
wootool tariff revision bill, provid.
ing reduction of the duty on
wool Twenty-Five Republicans voted
withe Democrats for the passage of
the asure, and one Democrat, Rep
resetive Francis of Ohio, voted
agai it.
Sements in the senate by Sena-
tor syburn of Idaho that whatever
wesye taken from England has been
takt at the point OF the bayonet,
proceed the only tense moment of
thelort debate on the Canadian rec
iprtty bill on Wednesday.
la special message to the house
of personalities on Tuesday, Presi
den Taft stated that the tariff bu-
RED would not be ready to submit
comprehensive report on wooden and
coin schedules of the tariff law un-
tipecember next.
De Washington Times declares
tina leaders in the movement to re-
ele- President Taft are set upon
nominating Senator Borah of Idaho
as raft's running mate in 1912
i've thousand guests attended the
reception at the White House, Mon
da night. on the occasion of the eel
CITATION of the twenty-fifth anniver-
say of the wedding of President and
MS. Taft.
Bills creating national road COM
mission were introduced simultane-
ously in the house and senate by
Senator Sutherland and Representa-
tive Howell of Utah. The bills pro-
vide for a commission of five mem
bers to be appointed by the president
and appropriates $1OO,O0O,o0O for road
work.
1t is understood at the department
Of Justice that the American Tobacco
company will not file application for
/ rehearing in the supreme court, as
t has permission to do at any time
before June 20.
FOREIGN
The greatest procession of women
IN the history of the world, in which it
S estimated $4,000 marched, was that
of the suffragettes which passed
through seven miles of London streets
On Saturday.
Robert William B. Ashe, British Col
ector for the maritime district OF Tin
tevelli, British India, was assassinated
by a Brahmian attorney, who then
suicide.
Fleet street is agog over the rumor
that William Randolph Hearst is at
last about to make his entry into Lon
don daily journalism. His plan is the
purchase of the Morning Leader, a
halfpenny Radical paper,
Notwithstanding the losses incurred
by the National Railways OF mexico
as the result of the revolution, di-
vidend of per cent on the preferred
stock will be paid as usual.
Guilty" was the verdict rendered
at Montreal in tie case of Charles D.
Sheldon, charged with appropriating
to his own use funds given him by
clients for investment and sentence
OF five years imposed.
Third Officer ]. Johnson of the Pa
cific Mail steamship Asia wrecked on
the Chinese coast April 90. was held
responsible for the accident, as the
result of the investigation conducted
in the office of the British consul at
San Francisco on Friday.
With the same enthusiasm that
characterized his first entry into the
capital last week, Francisco |. Madero
was welcomed to Mexico City by an
immense throng Friday night on his
return from a five days trip through
southern Mexico.
Emperor Nicholas on Thursday
afternoon paid visit to the ships OF
the second division of the United
States Atlantic fleet under the com.
mand of Rear Admiral Charles j.
Badger, which are anchored in the
harbor at Cronstadt.
kilograms received in Madrid from
Vigo state that a monarchist revolu
ton has broken out at Chayes. Por.
tugal, and that the Portuguese garri.
son mutinied and killed its com.
mander.
Juan Estrada, former president OF
Nicaragua, with members of his fam
lily, arrived at New Orleans, Thurs
day He denied stores which had
connected him with various revolu
tons in Nicaragua aud Central Amer
lean countries.
The Cunard steamship Ivernia