The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-08-18
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Kansas City--A buggy containing
four persons was struck and wrecked
by a street car on the Electric park
line yesterday.
st. Louis-An earthquake that last
ed for several seconds was distinctly
felt in all parts of ST. Louis. So mark
ed was the seismic disturbance that
houses shook and many persons jump
ed from their beds in fright No dam
age has been reported.
Washington - Monsignor Falconio.
apostolic delegate to the United States
laid the corner stone of the Domin-
ion House of Studies, at Brookland,
d. c., and formally launcehd the con-
struction of another adjunct to the
Catholic university of America.
Boston-Prices for lake and other
copper have been advanced is to IA
cent all around and lake copper is
expected to sell at IA cents this week
All the metal-selling agencies antic-
ipate higher prices and the situation
has changed from weak and sagging
market to a firm basis. Orders con-
tinue to come for rush deliveries.
Scranton, Pa.-District President T.
d. Nichols, of the United Mine-Work-
ers, a member of the Cancellation
Board, denies that the question of
the employers right to discharge for
any reason other than membership
in a labor union. is the primal ques-
and which required the appointment
of an umpire.
Lincoln, Neb.-There is no strife
for places on the ticket to be named
by the Republican state convention
that will meet here Tuesday. j. b..
Barnes, the only candidate for assoc
late justice, will be named by accla-
nation. There are five candidates for
the two vacancies on the board of uni
versity regents. There is unani-
nous demand for the Endorsement of
welt, and the resolutions are expected
to declare for his denomination in
1904.
Chicago-Monday was the one-hun-
dredth anniversary of the permanent
settlement of Chicago, August IL, 1908,
when Lieut. Swearingen of the United
Wi
of troops on the lake front and be-
gan the construction of Fort Dearborn.
Chicago will celebrate the anniversary
in a small way, but the real jubilee
will take place September 26th to
October 1st The citizens committee
has progressed well in perfecting the
plans for celebration extending over
week.
Seattle-Coleman Tierney, a sailor
between Seattle and Alaska, on the
steamer Spokane. was killed early
Monday morning by Patrolman w. H.
Soaring in the basement of the White
House saloon. H. o. Fuhrberg, the
proprietor, who tried to get the man
to leave, was struck a blow and called
the officer. On his arrival, after re-
peatedly requesting the sailor to leave
Tierney began an onslaught on Scar
ing. The latter drew his handcuffS
ad dealt Tierney a blow on the side
of the head, fracturing his skull from
which instant death resulted.
Washington-Consul General Guen'
ther, writing from Frankfort, Ger
many, to the state department, takes
a shot at the army mule" He says
their days are numbered and that th'
coming animal is the zebrula. of whicl
he speaks further as follows: Ger
man papers say the mule will proba
bly, be replaced in the twentieth cen
tury by more efficient animal, as i
has been demonstrated that the mule
the cross between the horse and don
key, is inferior to the cross betweei
horse and zebra. Formerly the opin
ion prevailed that the zebra was al
most extinct. The opening up of AT
rica particularly the eastern part re
veals these fine animals in large mum
bers.
Kansas City, Mo.-Notwithstandin
the fact that the Kansas river at thi
point has risen a foot in the twenty
four hours up to o'clock Monday af
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