The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-10-28
Ooings of the Day Reflected
and Condensed for Busy
Readers
THE HISTORY OF THE WORLD
Told in Short Paraeraphs--The
Latest lnteiIise enee from
All Sources

Constantinople-The council Of min
istels has appointed commission to
.onsl,.er the Austro-R Russian demands
and To ascertain tie attitude OF TIE
otLer powers on the subject.
Berlin-The foreign Office denies
that there is any truth in the report
p4D-ished ia the United States yester-
day that Baron Won Ste!nberg, the
German ambassador at Washington,
WILL not return to his post. The Of
dcials say the ambassador will re-
turn to the United States at the end OF
November
London--Sagatel Sagouni, president
VI .Le al InsA4an revolutionary society
II -o4.eOA ~as I4IuIue. e4 Ii the suDuro
or Nunnead. L lie Cline mas created
u seA.sa.loa, as IL has every appear
ance or being of a political chardc Ter,
sAu las DeeA preceded by the assassi-
nations Oh otner omcIalS OF branches
II tue same society Oh the continent.
Bllboa. Spain-rhe striking miners
desuoy Ell with dynamite a railroad
roona mouse and the eIectric light and
.e4epnone planls. Inc strike which
d.srlcl, causes great anxiety, as the
employers persist in refusing to con-
slaer the demands for the weekly pay
ment of wages until the men resume
work.
Kansas City-Edward Grogger, a
building contractor shot and killed
John Nash, a carpenter aged thirty
eight, hrlng from behind, in a quarrel
III the southern limits of this city.
he-allyeS and neighbors of Nash made
an attempt to mob Grogger and the
latter was only saved fIom violence
Dy the police driving him from the
scene.
okohoma-Following the an
nouncement made here that the Cor
can government had protested against
the Russian fertilization of Yongam-
pho, on the Yalu river, officials adyi.es
at Toxic tend to confirm the report
that the Russians have fortified that
place. This may lead to important
developments, as the fortification Of
Yongampho would be an infringement
on Corean integrity.
London-Once again King Edward
has shown his sympathy with vic
uins Oh appendicitis. This time The suf
feIer was James Hardie, Mp, the
labor leader, who underwent a success
ful operation. The King today sent
letter to Sir Thomas Barlow, the royal
physician, saying he has fellow feel
ing for all who have to go through
an operation for appendicitis, asking
Sir Thomas to report the condition
of Mr.. Hardie and sending the later
an expression of sympathy.
Butte, Mont.-Butte is quiet agaiz.
The miners await the outcome of the
meeting OF the executive committee
ano the regular meeting of the union
10 beheld tonight Meanwhile the mn
ers are leaving the city in droves.
Two hundl ed went Monday and as
many viii go tomorrow. Their aes l.
nation is the camps in Idaho, Utah
and Wyoming small mines, where the
majority of them may find work. No
vio.enoe has been reported, nor has
Mayor Mullins closed the saloons as
he threatened.
Pittsburg-The circular letter sent
out by j. G. Butler, Jr., of Youngs-
town, Ohio, president of the Besse-
mer Furnace Association, asking pig
iron producers to vote on a plan 10
eurtall the production forty per cent
this quarter, has not received ser
iouS attention, it is said, because or
the fact that the production will be
eurtailed close to fifty per cent from
the simple scarcity Of orders. On the
other hand the billet market is loom
inc IN. Tie Lemand has te IN increaS
ing considerably and is being filled
from stock. The leading furnace oper-
ators look to a recovery in pig iron
demand after the opening OF the next
quarter.