The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-06-12
DOings of the Day Reflected
and Condensed for Busy
Readers
The HISTORY OF THE WORLD
Told in Short Paraeraphs--The
Latest intelligence from
All Sources.

Union Pacific travel delayed by the
floods has been resumed.
Since February 18th the number Of
eolonists entering California has been
1852.
Gen. Matos and the generals who
supported him in the revolutionary
movements in Venezuela. have return
ed. The revolution against President
Castro is ended.
NJ. D. Mum, special attorney for
the state in the suit OF the state OF
Minnesota against the Northern securi
ties company ct al, in the United
States court. Thursday began the
closing argument in the case.
Samples of ore from the Iris group
Of prospects at FAY. New. recently
showed from $3.50 to s32 gold per
ton. the asays having been made at
the direction of W. H. Tibbals. who
is casting sleeps eyes in that direc-
tien.-Tribune.
A private telegram received in
Phoenx. Ariz.. from Graham county
says it is believed that twenty-five
people were lost in the food follow
ing a cloudburst above Clifton. and
that fourteen bodies have been recov-
cred. Thirty persons are missing. The
property loss vii exceed 100000.
Lucky Baldwin is desirous Of in
stituting a town to be entitled Arcad-
ia, in Los Angeles county, Cal, and
the majority Of clergymen in the
aforesaid county are determined that
he shall not do so. The preachers say
that Mr.. Baldwin is goddess and that
the proposed town will lack sewerage
and ethics.
Professor Ring arrived from Cali
fornia Thursday morning with nine
children from the Deaf Dumb and
Blind School at Berkeley. These chill
dren all live in Nevada and are home
for their vacation. OF the nine. seven
are wards Of the state. Upon leaving
Berkeley there were fifteen in the
party, but a number live in the state
OF California.
Jessie Morrison arrived at the state
penitentiary OF Kansas Thursday and
began serving her twenty-five years
sentence for killing Mrs. Olin Castle
She was assigned 10 the dress-making
department but will be permitted TO
do fancy work until she has recovered
her health. Miss Morrison was weak
and nervous. but showed no signs of
breaking down.
James Downing and Michael Collins.
two miners in the Sinbad mine at
Butte, Mont. were compelled TO wade
knee deep in scalding water through
the breaking of the exhaust pipe Of
a pump Wednesday. The men were
in a drift at the time of the accident
and dense clouds of smoke followed
the breaking Of the machinery. which
nearly suffocated the miners. Both
are severely burned.
George B. McCarther. Sr., a promi-
nent Democrat of northern New
York and one OF the first chiefs Of the
Bureau OF Engraving and Printing in
Washington, IS dead at his home in
Salem, aged Il Mr. McCarther wrote
in dictation as private secretary to
Gen. John A. Dix, Secretary Of the
Treasury in President Buehanan's
Cabinet. the message: If any man
pulls down the American flag, shoot
him on the spot"
James Johnson. second mate OF the
schooner Stimson, which arrived at
Ballard. Washington, Wednesday,
flom San Francisco wrapped himself
in sack saturated with oil when the
vessel was of the Washington coast
and crawled in the hold for self-cre-
nation. Lighting the oil he was
almost roasted TO death before he was
discovered. and he died just as
the vessel reached port. His act en-
dangered the whole ship, but the
flames were discovered in time. Re
ligious fanticism is given as the
cause. The memory returned 10 him
OF butcheries in which he had taken
part, it is said. in the Philippines.