The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-01-27
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THE HISTORY OF THE WORLD
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Latest Intelligence from
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WaSnlngton.-Senator Beveridge In
troduced a bill for the suppression ana
punishment of bribery and official COR
upton in the territories of the United
States.
Des Moines, Ia.-Major Hoyt Sher-
man, brother of General w. T. Sher-
man and Secretary Jno. Sherman. died
at his home here Monday. He has been
n poor health for several years.
Grand Rapids, Mich.-Ex-Alderm
Lozier, accused of having accepted
oribe to aid the Lake Michigan water
deal, today changed his plea OF not
guilty to guilty in the superior court.
sentence was deferred.
Des Moines. Ia--Sister Philomena.
the mother superior of Mercy hospital
If this city, is one of five heirs to an
estate said to be valued at $4,000, 900.
rhe estate is that of her uncle, John
Mccormick. of Melbourne. Australia,
who died ten years ago.
Louisville.-Joseph Heitger, a prom
.nent young man of Bedford, IND.
was arrested at that place on the
charge of completely in the murder of
Miss Sarah Schaefer, the Latin teach
ar. He was brought to Jeffersonville
20 avoid any possibility of mob yio-
lence.
Londen--The Daily News this morn
.ng publishes rumor that further re-
signations are IMMINENT saying the
1fficerS to resign probably are Lord
l.ansdowne, secretary of state for FOR
aign affairs; Lord Londonderry. and
Gerald Balfour, president of the board
of trade.
New Orleans.-Jim Corbett arrived
acre Monday. In an interview he pos
lively stated that he IS out Of the ring
forever. In Corbett's opinion Jeffries
IS the greatest fighter that the world
aas ever seen. In discussing the result
of battle between Jeffries and Mon
roe he thinks that Monroe has but
little chance.
Berlin-The situation in German
Southwest Africa has been made more
serious by mutiny of the police. The
mutiny occurred during the absence
Of the commander who had Joined the
expedition against the Bondelzwarts
tribesmen. The mutineers seized RI
lles, money and cattle, but the mutiny
was subsequently suppressed.
Princeton, N. Former President
Grover Cleveland. when asked for his
opinion of William j. Bryan's state
ment that no man who voted the Pal
mer- Buckner ticket can be nominated
fo1 md sol
Il have not a woId to say on the
matter except that Bryan has got the
stage. Let him go it. / guess that's
definite enough"
Peoria-Pursuant to a decision
cached by the creditors of the Acme
Harvester company, against which
bankruptcy proceedings were recently
instituted, the works of the company
has resumed operation, arter shut
down of several months. Seven hun
dred operators have been given en-
ployment. 1t is now believed all
claims will be settled forcing the con-
Germ into bankruptcy.
New York.-Reminders are being
circulated by the Carnation League
of America of the approach of McKin-
ley Day. which falls on next Friday,
he anniversary of the presidents
birth. The league is anxious that the
memory of Mckinley be renewed in
1he hearts of the citizens on that day
! by the custom of wearing carnation,
NcKinley's favorite flower. In the Ia
pei. the hair or at the throat.
| Denver-A special to the News from
Cripple Greek says that the case OF
| Sherman Parker was called in the JUS
tice court Monday afternoon, the
| charges being assault on Thomas
! Stewart and aiding Charles Campbell
to elude the officers. and after con-
siderable delay the announcement was
made that there was no evidence
against the prisoner. He was dis
charged. Parker was Immediately re-
arrested by the military without war;
rant and taken TO the bull pen.