The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-11-18
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a private institution, has closed. A
notice reading, CLOSED for liquida-
ton. was posted on the door, and no
further statement was given out
jefferson City. Mo.-The supreme
court held that the statute pron...l-
ing the giving away of liquor In local
option counties is constitlonal, ana
AEed two men for giving a drink 10
a third person.
Washington.-M. Jusserand, the
French ambassador, formally received
NJ. Bunau-Varilla at the French en-
oassy as envoy extraordinary and
minister plenipotentiary OF the Re-
public of Panama.
Washington-When the senate met
Tuesday a number of bills and petit
tions were presented. Most Of the
pills were for pensions and the bulk
OF the petitions related to the case or
senator Smoot of Utah.
Santiago de Cuba.-The United
States cruiser Baltimore arrived at
Guantanamo and she officially assum-
ed sovereignty in the name OF the
United States over the naval station
mere. The Baltimore will leave soon
for Kingston, Jamaica, and thence
will go to Bahai-Honda, Cuba, which
United States.
London.-A special dispatch from
Brussels says it is definitely decided
that King Leopold will visit the
united States in the spring. dis
patch to the Associated Press from
Brussels on October 22nd said the
commissioner in Belgium of the st.
Louis exposition announced that he
had great hopes that King Leopold
would be able officially to attend the
fair.
New York-The Evening Post prints
the following: In the Wall street
district the impression has been gen.
eral for several days that a compro-
mise in the United States Ship Build
ing company receivership htigatiori
depends solely upon an agreements
as to terms. 1t is believed in many
quarters that neither Charles M.
Schwab nor Max Pam will ever be
called to the witness stand.
Cape Haytien, Hayti-General jim
irez. the leader of the revolution in
the Dominican republic, has arrived
at Santiago de Los Cabellos. Santo
Domingo, to take part in definite OPP
erations, with the view to making q
decisive attack upon the capital, San
Domingo. The French cruiser, Jurien
de la Graviere, has arrived at San
Domingo. Ramon Caceres, the revo-
| lutionary general no landed with Jim
| inez recently in Santo Domingo, re-
mained at Puerto Plata.
Cologne.-It apears that there Is
some friction at Seoul in consequence
of a street brawl between Coreans
and Jaanese. According to a dispatch
TO the Cologne Gazette from SeouY,
the Japanese minister has demanded
that the chief of police and gendarmie
be censured and ordered to proceed
IL the legation of Japan and apollo
gize for insults to japanese subjects.
and he threatens, in the event of their
recurrence to send Japanese guards
to assist the police in maintaining
order
Cincinnati, O.-The second trial of
Daniel V. Miller of Terre Haute, for
merly assistant attorney in the post
Office department at Washington, and
Joseph NJ Johns, an attorney at kock-
Vile, Ind, began before United States
District Judge Thompson. they are
charged with conspiracy to extort a
bribe from John ]. Ryan, a turf COM
missioner, with offices at Cincinnati
and st. Louis, for such decisions as
would allow Ryan to use the mails
in receiving money for betting on
races" At their first trial here last
month the jury disagreed.
Douglas, Wyo.-The nine Sioux In
dians who were arrested for partici-
patton in the fight in which Sheriff
Miller and Deputy Falkenburg OF Con-
verse county were killed, were given
a preliminary hearing and were dis
charged this evening. The testimony
showed that Eagle Feather and Black
Kettle, who were killed, fired the
shots which killed the officers. One
witness declared that Jessie Little
War Bonnet shot at the white men,
but none Of the others could say that
any of the prisoners took part in the
fight. The Indians will be returned
to the Pine Ridge agency.