The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-21
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Cleveland. O., June 20-Two persons
were burned to death and six others
injured in a fire that partly destroyed
a saloon and building In Columbus
street today.
Tangier. June 2o.-Confirming the
dispatch here today from Washington.
it is stated that Messrs. Perdicarfs
and Varley will be released tomorrow
unless unforeseen complications arise.
st. Petersburg, June 20, 2:05 p. m.--
A detailed report of the Russian losses
at the battle Of vafangow given out
his afternoon places the total at 5000
killed and wounded. mostly men who
belonged to the troops of the Russian
right flank.
New York, June 2O.-The steamer
City Of Savannah from Savannah for
this port. went aground today on
Rome Shoal in the lower bay. The
vessel Is reported to be in no danger
and is expected to be fioated at the
next high tide.
Lexington, Ky.- June 20.-Judge j.
Soule Smith, attorney, jurist and per-
haps the best informed Mason In the
United States. dropped dead at his
home today of heart disease. He was
writer for years in newspapers and
magazines under the nom de plume or
Falcon"
Chicago. June 2O.-John NJ Long OF
Massachusetts, ex-secretary of the
navy authorized the Associated Press
to announce that his candidate for the
Vice-P Presidency was Hon. william H.
Taft. secretary of war, whom he re-
CARDS as in every way the most avail
able and best man.
Baton Rouge. La, June 20-The
Democratic State Committee meets to-
day to maine Presidential electors. Sen.
ators Foster and McEnery, e. B.
k,atttschhitt and Governor Blanchard.
will probably be delegates at large. 1t
is expected that the convention win
instruct for Mr.. Parker.
Belfast, Ireland. June 20.-The own
ers of the British steamer Alanton,
captured by the Russians and taken to
vladivostok. say the vessel left MUIR
aron, Japan. June 18th. with coal for
Singapore. They consider her capture
wholly unjustitiable aud will Lodge
a claim for damages. The crew con-
sists of thirty British subjects.
st. Louis. June 2O.-Zach Mulhali.
livestock agent OF tie ss. .ouis and
San Francisco railroad. who shot three
men on the Pike" at the Worlds FAIR
Saturday hight, was released today on
bonds of $4,000. Col Ed Butler was
his surety. This caused some surprise
as it had been decided to hold Mulhail
pending the outcome OF the wounded
mems injuries.
Spokane. WASH, June 20.--Almost
all the entire business section OF the
little town of Culdesac, Idaho, was
destroyed by fire early today. The
total loss will probably reach $4,000.
The fire started in the general mer-
chandise store of Ed Zumwalt and is
thought TO have been of inc<ediary
origin. Zumwalt and family barely es-
capped alive from their burning build
ing.
San Antonio. Texas, June oJ.-Tt Is
likely that the State Democratic con-
vention which meets here tomorrow
will instruct for Judge Parker.
Among those slated to be delegates at
large to St. Louis are United States
Senators Bailey and Culberson, Judge
Reagan. the only surviving member of
the confederate cabinet and F. A.
Bushick editor of the San Aantonio
Express.
Chicago. June 20.-The strike OF $50
members of the Boot and Shoe Work
ers' Union against Selz. Schwab &
Company. which was responsible for
the recently settled general lockout
of 1000 men. was called Off today by
the workers district council. The
strike was called nearly three months
ago. The union men are instructed to
obtain their former places If possible
at the firms own terms