The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-09
SUMMARY OF THIS MORNING
DISPATCHES.

'can dollars, which will be reshipped to
China. /
The people of Saratoga county, New
York, are much exercised over tho dis
.covery of a defalcation of Henry A.
Mann, County Treasurer. The amount
of his stealings will reach $l40, 900,
and may largely exceed that sum. {
The preparations for the receipt of
the Prince of Wales at Bombay are
immense, and there will be a holiday
festival for the week.
There was q large attendance yester-
day at Brooklyn Tabernacle. and con-
versions are said to be many, and much
interest isfelt.
1t is stated that che Malaysia are be-
tsieging the British residents at Perak.
The central Government for Alsace
and Lorraine, will be established at
Berlin. A separate ministry will
probably be created for these pro-
vinces.
The failure of T.. j Phillip a. Co.. of
London, has temporarily embarrassed
the great matters goods importing
house of Hall, Halsey & Co., and they
have also temporarily suspended.
Emperor William of Germany ex-
presses his perfect confidence that the.
Bosnian difficulty will be settled peace
fully.
Several million francs are to be ex.
pended in repairing the venerable
Cathedral of Rheims.
A tunnel through Mount Blanc is
projected to unite France and Italy via
'Geneva.
In Pennsylvania Hartranft' 9 majority
lis 1850.
The Queen of Holland is in preca-
'rious condition.
Kansas City has had severe shock
of earthquake.
The complete vote of Massachusetts,
gives Rice 83, 523; CASTOR rs, 246; Bax-
ter 1906; Adams LIZA, and Phillips,
ss3O1.
Barrett's mill, at Camden. Ohio,
burned yesterday. Loss $4,000. In
ssured for $25, 900.
Haight, Hoyt & Co., hat and cap trim,
aming manufacturers, New York, whose
failure was announced yesterday, state
their liabilities to be $750,0oO. Their
assets more than cover this amount.
Full election returns from Kansas
show Republicans carry seventy-two
organized counties, and the opposition
carry sixteen in that State.
The steamer Pacific, from Victoria,
Nov. 4, to San Francisco, with about
200 passengers, came into collision
with another vessel in the night of that
day and sank. Some of the passengers
got off in boats and on RATS; but oil
are believed to be drowned but one,
Henry f. jelly. who survives. He
tells a melancholy tale. The disaster oc-
Cured south of Cape Flattery. The
c 'llowiug dispatch from Port Townsend
yesterday A. NJ. was received by the
Daily Dispatch, of Seattle, w. t.: The
American ship Messenger, Captain, J.
+. Gilkey, has arrived 8 days from San
Francisco, and reports picking up part
of the pilot house twenty miles south
OF Cape Flattery, and Henry L. Jelly,
the only survivor of the steamship
Pacific, which sailed frem Victoria at 8
o'clock Thursday morning. and found
ersd 400 miles south of Cape Flattery
a. s o'clock Thursday evening. Mr..
Jelly foated on the pilot house from s
O'Clock Thursday night until 10 O'Clock
Saturday morning. when he was picked
up by the Messenger. Several boats
were launched, but all foundered.
Signed, A. f. Learned.
Following is list of her passengers,
fourteen of the first ones mentioned, to-
gether with ten or twelve in the steer