The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-14

Marshal on a certified indictment by
the United States District Attorney
of Minnesota, charging him with en-
tering into a conspiracy with several
other people to defraud the govern
ment out of public lands. Louden was
taken before United States Commits
sioner Mckee. where he gave bonds
in the sum of $500 to appear for an
examination next Monday. The ar
rested man avows his innocence, and
declares that the authorities have
caught the wrong man.
Paso Robes, Cal-Charles Huhnle,
well known and wealthy farmer of
this section, was murdered early Sat-
urday morning. Huhnle and his wife
were in town attending lodge and left
at midnight for their home in the
country. When within a mile of home
"a masked man stepped from the
bushes beside the road and ordered
hands up" Afterward Huhnle was di-
rected to get out of the rig and had
no sooner reached the ground than
shotgun was fired point blank at him
and he fell mortally wounded. After
taking a satchel containing $50 from
the vehicle, the murderer allowed
Mrs. Huhnle to drive away
New York-Sir Thomas Upton, ac-
companied by the Earl and Countess
of Shaftesbury and party of friends,
left here Saturday night on a special
car for Timothy Woodruff's camp in
the Adirondacks. At camp Kilkara
the party will stay for about four
days, when they will proceed west
ward. After visiting Buffalo, the next
stop will be at Chicago, where Sir
Thomas will remain several days.
After Chicago they will visit st. Louis
for day only, and it is expected that
Sir Thomas will be the guest of Ex-
Governor Francis while there. Kan
sas City is on the route of the party.
Sir Thomas expects to return to New
York about the last week in the
month.
Nogales, Mex-About o'clock Fri
| day evening people living near the in
ternational line were startled by hear
ing two pistol shots fired in rapid sue
cession in a saloon. Lamberto VII
orica, chief of the Federal Telegraph
system of Sonora, was sitting at a
table reading newspaper when Luis
Ambris, discharged employe of the
company, entered the saloon and call
ed for a glass of wine AS the bar
keeper turned to get it, Ambris drew
revolver. walked to where Vilorica
was sitting and fired at him. The bull
let took effect in the face near the
mouth, knocking out tooth and pass
ing along the outside of the cheek.
After shooting Vilorica. Ambris i'm
mediately placed the weapon to his
mouth, fired, killing himself instantly.
Chicago-Ten workman employed
by the Morris Packing company were
injured Saturday afternoon by the CO.
lapse of runaway on which they
were standing. A number of steers
had fallen down on the first floor of
the runway. and the animals behind
were crowding an and tramping them
to death. The men rushed from their
work and climbed on the upper floor
of the runway to watch the struggles
OF the steers. The floor upon which
they were standing suddenly gave way
and let them down on a lower part of
the runway where they narrowly es-
capped being thrown among the strug.
Cling steers. Had this happened not
a man could have escaped alive All
of them were badly bruised, and some
sustained severe cuts on the head, but
all will recover. A number of steers
were trampled and gored to death in
the struggle in the first floor of the
runway.