The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-10-01
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Byron, Neb-The Merchants and
Farmers National Bank was robbed
Wednesday. The safe was blown open
with nitroglyerine and about $4,000
taken. The robbers escaped.
London-Former Colonial Secretary
Chamberlain has prepared a pam
phlet which Is in the nature OF a man
ifesto, and which will be issued Mon
day, on the subject of his fiscal policy
pronouncement.
Tacoma, Wash.-The first grain ship
of this seasons fleet cleared from Ia
coma. The German bark Nomia sail
ed yesterday for Plymouth or Queens
town for orders with 35,135 bushels of
wheat and 95.529 bushels of barley.
Total value $S2,480.
Cheyenne Wyo.- The state supreme
court in a lengthy decision handed
down denied the motion of Tom Horn,
the stock detective, convicted of the
murder of little Willie Nickel in the
Iron Mountain country and re-sentenc-
ed him to be hanged on November 20.
Colorado SpringEThree hundred
coal miners, employed in the six coal
mines Immediately north of this city,
are bringing out their tools. prepara-
tory to striking, because of the refusal
of the operators to grant demands
framed at the district conention at
Pueblo last week.
Birmingham, Ala.-A colossal statue
of Vulcan, made entirely of Alabama
iron, will be the central figure of
the mineral exhibit to be made by
Louis worlds fair. 1t is planned to
have it in every sense work of art.
The statue will be so feet high and it
is proposed to set it up in one of the
St Louis parks as a permanent me-
mortal after the exposition.
Chicago-A dispatch to the Record
Herald from Linares, Mexico, says:
Miss Manuela Flores is mayor, treas
urer, secretary, city attorney, city
clerk and stenographer of this city,
all the officials having fallen victims
to yellow fever Senior Flores was the
mayor and was the first person TO
be attacked. Miss Manuela acted as
her fathers secretary. When he was
stricken the governor appointed her
acting mayor. So well has she filled
the position that she has been COM
missioned to remain in Office until
the expiration of her fathers term.
Louisville, Ky.-Well known horse
men and lovers of horses are here
from all parts of the United States and
Canada for the big horse show to be
held in Louisville this week. In the
number and high. class of entries, as
we'll as regards the amount of prem
irms offered, the exhibition eelipses
anything of the kind previously held
in this section. There are seventy
six classes for the various kinds oi
utility and pleasure horses and all are
we'll filled. A total of $22, 900 has been
ser aside for prizes. The formal open
lag last night was a brilliant event.
Chicago-Hotel thieves were sur
prised at work in the Sherman house
yesterday and one of them was cap
tured after an exciting fight in the
corridors. Clerk Berringo observed q
we'll dressed man coming from tht
room of a Mr.. Worch, a coal mer
chant, from Fort Wayne, and crap
pied with him. The guests rushed
from their rooms and joined in th'
chase that ensued after Berringo hat
teen knocked down the stairs. Th'
- thief was captured at the entrance o
assthe hotel and jewelry valued at $3.50
and $25 in money was found ulol
him. The captured thief gave hi
name as Charles Foster, of Tiffin
Manila, p. Judge Sweeney, Il
sentencing Daminador Gomez, h
twenty-six months Imprisonment an
fine of $500 for founding sediou
organization. recited the fact that on
o. some $4,000 collected by the uniol
obrero. only $4,000 had been account
ed for by Gomez. In addition to thi
he had sold stock in the concern
knowing very well that the union wa
insolvent. The real object of the con
spirators, he said, was the overtime,