The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-11-06
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hOOhuhi iOWd-l L he mormon clurCl
has purchased for $4,000 the old Jail
at Carthage, ILL.,, in which Joseph
Smith, the Mormon prophet, and
Brother Hiram, were killed by a mob
in the early history of the state.
Chicago-The strike of Gamers em-
ployed by the large packing houses
here was settled and the men will re-
turn to work tomorrow. An offer of
a six per cent advance for unskilled
and of seven per cent for skilled
workmen was officially accepted by
the strikers.
New York-On board the steamer
Majestic which arrived Wednesday
from Liverpool were twelve negroes
from the Southern states who went
to Liberia, West Africa, to experiment
in colonization from this country.
They say the experiment was a fail
ure and they embarked on the Ma
jestic in penniless condition.
London-William Mccullough OF
New York, committed suicide at q
boarding house in Bloomsbury, SUBJ
urb of this city by inhaling gas. Pa
pers found in his room indicate that
Mccullough was connected with the
sale of some Texas oil lands and that
he had brother living in San Diego,
Cal.
Seattle, Wash.-Frank B. Poor.
president of the Citizens Light and
Power Company, recently organized
as rival company of the same name
which incorporated In New Jersey.
was arrested ON a bench warrant is
sued from the court of general ses-
sions. New York City, charging him
with grand larceny in the first degree.
Cincinnati-At yesterdays session
of the American Humane Society, the
address of E. K. Whitehead, secre-
tary of the Colorado Bureau of Child
and Animal Protection, on the annual
starvation of cattle on Western plains,
elicted a lengthy discussion and one
hundred thousand copies were order
ed printed for general distribution.
Springfield. Ill.-The trial of Joseph
Killoren, charged with completely In
the robbery of more than $4,000 In
stamps and silver from the safe of
Postmaster Ridgley of this city, eight
years ago, and who escaped from the
Ludlow street Jail in New York. has
ended. He pleaded guilty. Judge
Humphrey sentenced the prisoner to
only one year In the penitentiary, in
consideration of his old age.
napvar instrumentation DaDarc hava
been filed for the Uintah railway, cap
italized at 100000. The incorpora-
tors are C. o. Baxter of st. Louis, A.
C. Chrisholm and William N. Vale of
Denver. 1t is announced that a road
will be built in a northwesterly di-
rection from Crevasse, on the Rio
Grande railroad, penetrating the as
phalt field along the Colorado Utah
state line.
Bloomington, Ill.-A jury in the Nc
Lean county circuit court gave Oscar
E. Green of Saybrook, a verdict for
$1,000 damages. He sued to recover
money lost on the Chicago board OF
trade, and an important precedent is
ture losers in this form of transac-
tions to recover. The defense claimed
that there was a bona-fde sale OF
grain while the plaintiff argued that
only options were purchased.
San Francisco-ELg gineer Mcissacs
Of the Southern Pacific bridge build
ing department has returned from an
inspection trip over the northern lines
Of the company, where the work Of re-
placing wooden bridges with steel
structures is in progress. He reports
the satisfactory completion of much
work in bridge reconstruction and i'm
in the roadbed. Surveys
have been completed for steel bridge
to be built over the Santa Clara river
on the coast line, and the work OF
will soon be inaugurated.
St Petersburg-The meeting of the
Gar and Emperor William at Wies-
baden is commented on by the news
papers here as being fresh pledge
Of the preservation OF general peace
The Nouvesti's remarks attract spec
al attention as they reiterate the sug-
gestion or an Anglo-Russian 'ap-
which has been recently
mooted by some Russian publicists.
The Nouvest contest the idea that
Russia and Great Britain must remain
rivals and says the clearest proof OF
this is found in Britain's absolutely
peaceful policy and the influence she
has exercised on Japan in the present
Russian-Japanese differences.