The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-11-16

| statement Mcnu1y nignt bearing no
the election and the future OF tn
Progressive party. In line with pre-
vious expressions of his own and o
his colleagues, he reiterated that TIL
Progressive party has come to stay,
and so far from being over, the bat
tie has just begun
! President-elect Woodrow Wilson
has not decided which one of tn,
Presbyterian churches in washington
he will join. Both the new presiden
and vice-president are Presbyterians
Detective William J. Burns stated
at Jackson, Mich. that he had OBJ
tanned eight separate confessions from
as many Jackson prison convicts, now
held in separate police stations, Sat
urday. that plot existed among them
TO burn everything in the prison ina,
could be burned.
John Schrank, who shot Colonel
Roosevelt. probably will be brought in
to court in Milwaukee during the week
for trial. Schrank is undecided about
engaging lawyer.
WASHINGTON
Charles Page Bryan, United States
ambassador to Japan, on Monday ten.
dered his resignation to President
Taft, who reluctantly accepted it. Mr.
Bryan gave i'll health, brought on by
a carriage accident in Japan, as the
reason for his resignation.
A word of caution was dropped
Monday by the supreme court of the
United States to the interstate com.
merce commission against issuing or,
ders based upon it's own investiga,
lions rather than upon the testimony
of witnesses.
The British ambassador to the Unit.
ed States, James Bryce, will remain
at Washington Until pending negotia.
lions have been cleared up These
include, 1t Is understood, the question
of the Panama canal.
A meeting of the subcommittee on
legislation of the house banking and
currency committee has been called
by it's chairman. The members are
urged to be In Washington within ten
days
President Taft spent Sunday in the
customary quiet way, going to church
at II O'Clock. accompanied by Major
Rhodes and taking a spin in his auto
mobile through Rock Creek park in
the afternoon.
The reorganization of the national
guards and state militias of the coun-
try, which practically means revo-
luton in the citizen soldiery of the
country, is being worked out by the
officials of the war department. The
details are expected to be made public
shortly.
Direct wireless communication be-
tween Colon and the new Arlington
station at Washington, a dis
lance of 1880 miles, was established
Saturday.
FOREIGN
While the British house of COM
mons was debating the financial pro-
visions OF the home rule bill in COM
mittee Monday afternoon, an unex-
pected vote on an amendment offered
by Sir Frederick Banbury, a Unionist
member, city of London, resulted in
an opposition victory by majority
If %.
In possession of proof that wealthy
and owners in the state of Morelos
and other regions overrun with Ia
patistas have been furnishing the
'ebels with money, the Mexican gov
srnment has inaugurated a drastic
campaign by arresting Pablo Escan-
Ion, formerly governor OF Morelos
and high in the councils Of the Diaz
regime.
1t is stated at Constantinople that
me of the European powers is en-
'ouraging the porte to resist to the
md, declaring that the Tchatalja forts
ire capable of turning the war to the
interest of Turkey.
General Geronimo Trevino, who was
ecently retired from the army at his
'wn request, is suggested as provis.
onal president of Mexico in a new rev.
,lutionary manifesto which has just
cached Mexico City.
A great area of the city of Canton,
china, has been devasted by fire
hat broke out early Sunday morning.
rhe general postoffice, several govern.
nent buildings, the main fire brigade
rouse, several wharves and more than
1000 houses were burned
Neither l nor the sultan will ever
lbandon Constantinople. My sovereign
will await death in his palace; l in
ny office" Thus Kiamil Pasha,
rand vizier of Turkey, has addressed
he ambassadors of the powers.
Gen. Jose Maria Valladares. the
loted revolutionist. who in years past
las caused much trouble to the gov
of Honduras and Nicaragua,
vas killed by government troops in
kirmish near Ojojona, his native town.
The Bulgarians occupied the town