The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-11-10
Doings of the Day Reflected
and Condensed. for Busy
Readers
THE HISTORY OF THE WORLD
Told In Short Paragraphs.
Latest Intelligence from
All Sources

Belgrade.-The government is max
ing efforts to secure a loan of $20,0O0,-
900, to be used principally for the
modern equipment of the army.
London.-Discredited rumors OF the
forthcoming abdication of King Peter
OF Servia, and of unsuccessful at
tempts to insure his life, have been
in circulation for some days.
Washing ton.-Commissioner Gen.
eral of immigration Frank p. Sar-
gent, who on Saturday was stricken
with paralysis of the left side, Is re-
ported as resting easy, with every
indication of quick recovery.
London.-king Edwards birthday
list is extremely uninteresting. No
new peers or privy councillors have
been created, but there is long list
Of promotions, decorations ana
knighthoods for services rendered in
the various public departments.
Pittsburg.-The Dispatch will pub
lish a story to the effect that John
Mitchell will not be a candidate for
reelection as president of the United
Mine Workers Union at the January
convention. This statement was
made by a close personal friend Of
Mitchell.
Brinkley, Ark-Because z. Caudle,
white man, stabbed policeman to
death in an alteration, a mob took
him from Jail, shot him four times
and then hanged him to a telegraph
pole. The coroner's jury rendered
verdict to the effect that Caudle was
lynched by persons unknown.
Washington.-The United States
supreme court today granted the mo-
ton recently made on behalf OF the
state of Minnesota, to advance the
hearing of the case of that state YER
sus the Northern Securities Company,
and named the fourth of January,
after the other cases already set for
that date as the time of hearing the
case.
Salt Lake.-Reports received from
all the coal mining camps of this
state, including Sunnyside, Castle
Gate, Clark Creek and WinterQuar-
ters are to the effect that no strike
of coal miners has taken place as
yet, and no trouble is expected. Few
of the 1900 men working in the coal
mines of the state are affiliated with
the union and one of the principal
causes of the strike in the other
states, the demand for an eight hour
working day, is removed by the fact
that an eight hour law is in effe8
in Utah. ga
Rome-Peasants, while digging
near Palazzolo Acredie, Sicily. found
a rich treasure of ancient objects from
Syracuse The most valuable were an
artistic diadem encrusted with prec-
ious stones and a belt of gold and
several rings of beautiful shapes.
There was also found a number OF
coins of different values. The govern
ment authorities took possession Of
the treasures on the ground that they
were national property, but they will
compensate the proprietor of the es-
tate according to an estimate which
will be made by experts.
Rome The first secret consistory
OF the new pontifcate was held MON
day. No American cardinal was ap-
pointed Several appointments OF
archbishcps and bishops were made
including that of the Rev. ]. J. Harty
as archbishop of Manila, Philippine
Islands The inhabitants of this city
had been looking forward with un-
usual interest to the consistory prin-
cipally because it was the first to be
held by Pope Pious X The meeting
of the cardinals, however, was quite
simple and private. the pomp and
ceremony of the vatican court being
reserved for the public consistory.
which will be held Thursday.