The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-08-06
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Hanna, Wyo.-The coroner's jur!
that investigated the mine disaster o.
June 80, found that the explosion was
caused by ignition of gas in some un
known manner
Rome-CaIdinal Gibbons has bee
added to the sick list. which now
bers &C tie conolave. He is said T.
be suffering from a touch of malaria
New York-Several children wer
injured, one probably fatally, by 4
runaway horse which was maddeneG
at the explosion of fireworks set of
by Devery enthusiasts, who were rails
Ing a banner at Twenty-eighth stree,
and Eighth avenue.
Marshfeld, Or.-The Oregon Goa.
and Navigation bunkers at the Libb
mine were burned to the ground, en-
failing a loss of $4,000. The fire
started from one of the slack pile
and spread so rapidly that all effort
to ave the bunkers were futile.
San Francisco-The planning mill OF
c. A. Hooper & company in this city
was totally destroyed by fire and a
lumber yard adjoining belonging to
the same firm, was partially burned.
The loss is about $3.50, 900; insurance
100000.
Neutrality-suspicious. General Henry
c. Co1bin will r%elinquish his duties
as adiutant general CT the army
when the general staff law goes into
effect on August 18th, and an otnceg
OF the adjutant generals CO
be assigned as acting adjutant gen.
eral.
Constantinople-Hilm Pasha reports
that a band of $50 Bulgarians fired
the Turkish villages of Dol.indje and
Ranfna, in the Monastor district, de
stroyed a government building and the
telegraph Office the village of Koro-
wosho with bombs and burned gran
aries belonging to Turks and Greeks
in the villages through which ley
passed.
New York-Announcement was yes
terday made at the Building Trades
Employers association rooms hat a
general arbitration board had beer ar
ranged to take care of all difficulties
between employers and the unions
which have signed the plan of arbi-
t%raticn. Samuel B. Donnelly, who for
years has been prominent in labor cir
cles, was elected secretary.
Wallace, Ida.-Arthur X. Goodo was
sentenced by Judge Morgan to life
Imprisonment for the murder of Mrs.
Jennie Aubrey at Wardner last No
vember. The prisoner will be held
here awaiting sentence to be passed
on Bland, his acoomplice, when both
will be taken to the state prison at
Boise.
New York-Recorder Golf has de-
clined to entertain a demurrer inter
posed by Robert Martin and Harry
Velthusen, who, as officers of the Del
aware Surety company, were indicted
for perjury in connection with the
Montana copper mine litigation. The
Indictments were found two years go.
Trial was fixed for August 18th.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS preparations
are being made for the Inauguration
of the new president of Depauw uni
versity, DR.. Edwin Hughes, of Bos-
ton, Mass. The exercises will con
tinue through four days. All the col
lege and university presidents of the
country will be invited to be present
and several of them will be among the
speakers.
st. Paul, Minn.-Because of the
Fourth of July and the opposition de-
veloping because of the reckless use
Of blank cartridges. bombs, pistols ami
other noise-makers, Corporation At
torney Michael has drafted an ordi-
nance. which 1T is said the city coun-
Gil viii adopt, declaring hat all these
fol ms Of Fourth of July amusements
are prohibited.
Tuscoa. Aria masked man en-
tered a saloon on Congres. st-eet.