The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-11-11

cisco, Martin having made a cash
settlement with Cooley.
The spread of the railroad shop
mems strike to the Central of Geor-
gia railway and the calling of a
strike on the Rock Island are mat
tiers of only few days, according to
labor leaders at Chicago.
Wisconsin Socialists at confer
ence in Milwaukee, decided to use
their influence to secure votes for
women at all elections in the future
in which they are permitted to cast
their ballots.
Speaking before the Chicago Fed
GRAFTON of Labor, Congressman Frank
Buchanan of Illinois predicted a rev.
olution within twenty years If con-
gerss does not enact remedial legis-
lation.
Booker T. Washington, the noted
negro educator, has failed to obtain
satisfaction at law for the beating
which he received at the hands of
Henry A. Ulrich, white man, on
Sunday evening March 10. Ulrich
was acquitted in the court of special
sessions in New York, Monday after
noon, of the charge of assault.
WASHINGTON
Unpromising weather in the corr
and wheat growing states and favor
able conditions in the cotton belt
prevailed throughout October, ac-
cording to the national monthly
weather bulletin just issued.
A huge boulder, commemorating
the spot where President Lincoln
stood exposed to confederate fire at
Fort Stevens, in the suburbs of
Washington, during General Early's
attack on the national capital was
put in position on Tuesday with ap'
propriate ceremonies.
Richard S. Ryan, alleged author OF
the famous Dick to Dick letter."
which started the Controller Bay in
vestigation during the extra session
of congress last summer, on Monday
relinquished all claim to the fifty-six.
acre tract on Controller Bay, Alaska,
known as the Canyon Creek line ter.
minal tract
Figures Just completed by the gov
/ eminent show that a total of 31,524
persons visited Yellowstone National
park during the season of 1911, which
/ opened June Is and closed September
Is, this year.
Young physicians in civil life in
various parts of the country are to be
given an opportunity to become sur
geons In the regular army.
FOREIGN
At the suggestion of the British
cided to purchase several warships
and certain artillery. An appeal has
been received from British capital
lists for loan of $5U,uo0,000.
The American ambassador to
Italy, Thomas ]. O'Brien, who was
formerly ambassador to Japan, ar
rived at Rome on the 7th.
The British steamer Victorian, on
her way from Galveston to Liver
| pool, sent a wireless message to
London, Monday, saying she had on
board the crew Of the waterlogged
American schooner, Stephen Lound
Of Thomaston, Me.
Cyclonic gales swept over the Brit
ish Isles on Sunday, doing wide
spread damage. Shipping particular.
ly suffered. Buildings were unroofed
and vessels were driven from their
moorings. The coasts are strewn
with wreckage
PEactically the entire native city
OF Hankow is in ashes, the result CT
the fire started by the imperialists in
their desperate attempts to dislodge
the rebels.
Turkish troops and modern field
pieces are leaving daily fer Adrian
ople and the Bulgarian frontier and
transports are being loaded for the
archipelago islands as precaution
against the rumored intended attack
by the Italian fleet.
The town of Pedracena, Durango
Mexico, was attacked Sunday night
by nineteen bandits The inhabitants
put up sharp resistance, firing upon
the marauders from the roofs of their
houses and finally drove them away
three of the bandits being killed.
The Turkish government, it lis
said, has abandoned all idea Of nego.
tiating with Italy for settlement in
Tripoli and is devising and execut.
ing war plans of magnitude never
before attempted by Turkey.
The Chinese throne has issued an
other edict which promises govern
ment positions to all the revolution
airy leaders and pledges imperial rec
ognitNn of the revolutionary party
as purely political.
A heated denunciation of the alleg
; ed atrocities inflicted on prisoners OF
war, the wounded. and women and
children by the Italians at Tripoli
took place in the Turkish chamber
of deputies Saturday
Steamer passengers arriving al
Malta from Tripoli describe the sit
uation there as reign of terror
Strong military patrols are contin
ually conducting rigorous house-to
, house searches and numbering thu
occupants.
Government troops defeated 20,
! revolutionists under the leadership O
T Ocho Velisquiz, member of the cab
met of Honduras In a docporota 10.