The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-07-14
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| New York, July 1s-General A. J. samp-
son. u. s. minister to Ecuador. arrived
here today on the steamer Alliance, from
Colon
Millington. Md, July l3.-Two hundred
result of a fire that destroyed thirteen
dwellings and seventeen places of busi-
ness. Loss s15o.ooo with practically no in
surance.
Columbus O., July 1s.-Poiice head
quarers have Just been notified that a
mob in the extreme south end of the city
| is after an unknown negro who is said
to have assaulted little white girl this
| afternoon.
Chicago. July 1s-Earnest E. Jones 4
Co., grain commission merchants. with
IS branches in Iowa, Wisconsin. Nebras-
ka. Ohio and Indiana. went into the
hands of receiver today. Assets $4,000.
liabilities $4,000
today received notification from William
r. Hearst that he is to have the support
of the Hearst newspapers. He refused
to say whether or not he had any word
from w. J. Bryan.
Paris. July 13.-Deputy Cesbron. Re-
publican has challenged NJ Gerault-
| Richard. Socialist, deputy from Guadai-
upe, to fcht duel. The latter called
NJ Ceshron a "jackanape" during the
turbulent session yesterday.
East st. Louis, July 13.--wm. p. Scott,
candidate for president of the United
States on the National Liberal party tick
ct, was arrested today on account OF
an unpaid fine that was imposed upon
him for running disorderiy saloon.
Clayton, Mo-, July IA pose Of farm
ers, armed with rifles and revolvers. ac-
companied by two bloodhounds, Is scour-
/ ing the woods in the vicinity of Fenton.
Mo-, for a young man who is charged by
Rosie Schleisner. is years old. the daugn-
ter of a prominent farmer, with having
attacked her.
| Chicago, July MISUNDERSTANDING
greatly improved weather conditions In
the southwest. sentiment in the wheat
pit today was extremely bullish. A sharp
advance at Liverpool brought out an ac-
tive demand from shorts and commission
houses resulting In an advance of about
cent in both the July anu September
options.
San Francisco. July 1s.-The strike or
eastern packing house employees will NOT
affect the price of cured meats here, un-
less it should be of long duration. the
supply on hand being considered equal
TO the demand for a year. The strike
is not expected to influence the Pacific
coast market for fresh meat. which Is
suppred from loca! sources.
Denver, July 13.-William d. Haywood.
secreary-treasurer of the Western Fed
Grafton of Miners. and John O'Neil, edi-
tor of the Miners Magazine. today fur
nished bonds of $4,000 and 5000. respect-
lively, to insure their appearance at Grip
pie Creek next September for trial on ths
charges filed against them In connection
with riots at Victor June 6. following the
independence station dynamiting.
| St. Louis. July l5.-John Schnettler.
former member of the st. Louis assem-
bly,. today pleaded guilty in the st. Loui
circuit court TO a charge of bribery Il
Z! connection with the passage of the cit
/ lighting bill. Sentence has not yet bee
/ imposed. Schnettler was member of tn
/ famous combine of nineteen, whic ~
practically controlled all legislation dul3
ing several terms of the municipal as
sembly. N