The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-03-01
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Utica. N. IA FIRE which caused
$125,0o0 damages occurred in the plant
Of the New York cotton mills COM
pany.
Washington.-Willia 8. McDaniels
correspondent Of the st. Louis Repub-
lie, was found dead In his Office here.
He was accidentally aephyxiated.
London.-The arbitration treaty be-
tween Great Britain ant, Spain, which
* was announced FebruSry the coun-
tries were on th. yeSge Of concluding.
was signed Saturday.
Hanover. N. H.-Henry J. Hooper.
81. Dartmouths famous football Gen.
,er. died yesterday. aged 20 years. fol-
lowing an attack of appendicitis. for
which an operation was performed on
Thursday last.
Washirgton.-M Mondays statement OF
the treasury balances in the general
fund. exclusive OF the $3.50. 100000 gold
eserve in the division Of redemption
shows: Available cash balance. $222.-
l2o.l94; gold s102. .s04.4ss.
New York.-Jim Jeffriea and Jack
Monroe signed articles yesterday to
light for the heavyweight champion
ship Of the world at the Yosemite Ath-
ietic club OF San Francisco. during the
.ast week in May. A purse Of $25.oOo
vas guaranteed.
Washington.-Mr. Castor. elected to
'ucceed the late Mr.. Burke. from the
bird Pennsylvania district, was sworn
when the house convened Monday.
The house then went into committee
of the whole to consider the District
,f Columbia appropriation bill.
Chicago.--Adelina Patti win not sing
acre. A telegram from Indianapolis
cGay said she was unable to come be-
ause of cold. 1t is generally under
stood. however. that the sudden change
r. her plans is an unsatisfactory ad-
S.snce sale of seats.
Mexico City-It IL now quite certain
bat the duty on sugar entering this
country will be reduced from SIS per
200 Kilograms to $240 per 100 kilo-
% become party to the Brussels con-
.ention. thus securing an English mar
>et for Mexican sugar.
Upton, Ind.--A limited Interurban
ar on the Indiana Union Traction
cmpany's road collided with q work
{, ain carrying thirty laborers near
aere. Both cars were completely de-
nolished. Although the limited car
led number OF passengers. only one
person on that car was injured. Six
If the laborers were injured. three
probably fatally.
ST. Petersburg.--A decision Of the
council of ministers approved by the
Emperor and published Monday ex-
ei'ds for a period Of one year the tar
Fl on European imports to Russia
xhich was fixed February 2s 1903. A
SIMILAR extension OF time is made In
me case Of the free admission of tin
late used in the nis nufacture OF kero-
senc barrels and also on packing cases
Is, 4 IN the export trade.
New York.-Excitement was caused
III the Strollers club in Madison ave.
uc at the close OF musical enter
-ainment by a slight fire on the stage
esulting from the explosion of fash
'ght cartridge that set fire to some
decorations. On the cords carrying the
decorations were strung many empty
,hina TASKS, one OF which fell. strik-
'ng Mr.. Conried Of the Metropolitan
opera house on the head and injuring
him so severely that he was taken
home in charge Of physician.
Dillon. Mont-A mob of 200 tonight
-ook an evangelist named Bidweii 20
I, point about mile out of town and
reated him to coat OF tar and feath-
,rs He was accused OF causing trouble
Ia many families. Tonight the crowd
vent to the house where he was hold
| ing services and wrecked the place
There was a free fight. In which many
we're injured. Bidwell jumped through
a window and sought refuge In an
other house. where he was found later
| and taken out OF town and tarred and
Gathered. He was allowed to go on
promise to leave town tomorrow.