The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-07-12
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Mobile. Ala, July 11.-Mayor Charles
Mclean, mayor of Mobile. Is dead
Trenton. N. j.. July 1.-THE National
Brotherhood of Operative Potters in con-
vention here to-day adopted resolutions
sympathizing with the striking miners of
Colorado. An appropriation of $1,000 was
made for the miners.
Toledo, o.. July il.-Mayor Jones is un-
conscious with high fever and all signs
point to his death at any moment.
Mayor Jones is one of the most unique
characters In Ohio politics, his public life
being quite SIMILAR to that of Tom l..
Johnson.
Chicago. July 11.--Mayor Harrison to-
day declared that prize fights OF every
Sort including contests under the guise
Of glove contests" must cease In
cago. He gave Chief of Police O'Neill
strict orders that the mandate be en-
forced. Numerous exhibitions already
arranged have been called or.
st. Louis. July n.-Charles J. Denny,
a former member of the municipal as
sembly, charged with bribery in connec-
ton with the city lighting deal. pleaded
guilty to-day. Sentence was deferred.
Denny is the third of the nineteen for
mer members of the assembly indicted
on various charges of boodling, who has
pleaded guilty.
Rochester, N. Y, July 1.-THE body Of
packing house of John w. Halleur. at
Webster, under circumstances that indi-
cate murder. An attempt was made Fri
day night to burn the packing house and
later the body was discovered. To-day
an autopsy disclosed that the girl would
soon have become mother.
New York. July ll.-Sixteen persons
were killed and about three score injured
on the Greenwood Lake division railroad
at Midvale. N. j., yesterday. The offt-
cial list given out here shows that four
teen adults and two children lost their
lives. Many of the injured are seriously
hurt and some of them may die.
Wichita, Kan, July 1.-THE big Arkan-
sas river has fallen is inches here since
it reached the highest mark late Satur-
day afternoon. The Little river. north OF
the city, shows total fall of about Is
inches. On the streets. especially in the
downtown district, which is drained by
the big river. there is decided change
for the better. Most of the business
houses on Douglas avenue have been
cleared of the back water to-day.
Kansas City, July u-Unless the pack
ers recede from their position in the
wage scale controversy it Is expected
Indt the lZ,VVU men anu WOtucH cilipioyS0
in the Kansas City packing houses and
who owe allegiance to the Amalgama;ed
Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmens
unions. will go on strike tomorrow at
noon. The plants that will be afiected
are the Armour. Swift Bowler. Ruddy.
Cudahy and Schwarzchild & Sulzbel ger.
Abilene, Kan, July ll-United States
Senator Joseph r. Burton to-day re-
ceived telegram from his attorney at
Washington saying that Justice David
Brewer had allowed the appeal of Mr.
Burtons case to the United States Su-
preme Court. The full court will later
consider the records of the case, when
there may be a dismissal of the appeal
or regular hearing of the case. accord
ing as to whether the court finds II with
In the Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court
or not. In case of a dismissal OF the
appeal, the case will go TO the Court OF
Appeals as before.