The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-01-30
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| Bedford, Ind.-The authorities inves-
tigating the Miss Schaefer murder
case intimated today that they have
a strong clue.
Lima, Peru-The government has
convoked for February 18th an extra
session OF congress to discuss and
sanction various financial measures.
Detroit.-Jeremiah d. Farewell. one
of the most prominent capitalists of
Detroit, died from !. a bullet wound
through his stomach. lred. it is sup
posed with suicidal intent.
New York-The Central Pacific, now
part of the Hartman system. has
paid into the sub-treasury about ST.
10000. representing another installment
of its old obligation to the federal
government.
! Detroit, Mich.-Ben OGrady, the
Buffalo pugilist, who was knocked out
by Noah Brusso, of this city, and then
removed for treatment to a hospital
was reported out. of danger Brusso
will no longer be detained by the po-
lice
| Madrid.-The dispute which occurr-
ed in the chamber yesterday between
War Minister Linares and Deputy
Soriano. resulting in sending seconds
to each other. has been settled with
out necessitating duel between the
principals.
Fayetteville, W. va.-At a meeting
of v,,n~o than tuyopfv ooal pnoro tore on
New River, employing in the aggre-
gate 5000 miners, it was unanimously
voted to not reduce the wages Of min
ers this year. This means no strike
in New River territory.
Manila-George Hermann, the ex-
bed the government and fed from
Misamis. Mindandao, and was sub
sequently captured at Banyanan. has
been convicted and sentenced to thir-
teen years imprisonment.
Chicago.-As a result of the alleg-
ed discovery by Mrs. Hollis M.
Thurston. of scraps of letter which
she received from her coachman.
James Tilbury. whom she accuses OF
extortion through threats to kill. Til
bury's counsel has sought to induce
his client to plead guilty.
New York-Albert M. Fregner. well
known Brooklyn lawyer. pleaded gull
ty to an indictment charging grand
larceny in the first degree in having
taken bonds valued at $4,000 which
were held in trust for Emilia and
Edith Kainer, minor children OF the
late Otto Kainer, an importer.
Washington.-W. w. Russell, at
present secretary of legation at Car
acas, veneguela. has been appointed
charge of the American legation at
Panama. Minister Buchanan, who
sails for the United Stated next
Tuesday, will resign when he reaches
Washington, N accordance with the
understanding he had when he accept
ed the mission to Panama. Mr.. Rus
sell probably will be nominated to
succeed Mr.. Buchanan.
London.-Advices received from Ii
IBERIA say that the new president. Ar
thur Barclay, was successfully inau-
gurated at Monrovia, the capital, jan
uary 4th. The keynotes of his address
to the people were commercial free
dom and the Cancellation of the orig
inal population of Liberia. to which
little attention has been paid for
many years. The president dwelt on
the advantages the Liberians derive
from Europeans and white Ameri-
cans. He urgently advocated closer
alliances and recommended granting
greater faciltes to all foreigners for
trading and farming.
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