The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-18
EASTERN DISPATCHES
ESPECIAL TO THE SILVER STATED
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Sept. II.

tlonS were passed expressing lndlgna-
ton at the remarks of Rev. N. III.
Schenck, wherein at the Exposition on
the opening of his address expressed
qualification at the decline of emigra-
ton to this country. A resolution was
also passed asking the Exposition Com
missioners not to again invite any
clerical gentleman to make the address.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, Sept. II.
At ten o'clock this morning Bigelow
was nominated for Secretary of the
State by reclamation.
The financial plank of the platform
adopted by the Democratic State Con-
vention to-day. declares that the public
credit must be maintained and de-
nounces reputation in any form.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. II.
The barge Harmony, laden with lum-
Der, drifted on the north pier off
Chicago harbor during the gale last
night, and is water-logged and pound
ing badly through the wind and sea
and is now sinking. The crew and eight
persons besides Captain Reynold s wife
and child are saved, and with the aid
of tug which was attached to the
mast, all were drawn safely to shore.
The barge was valued at 0,00O, and
with cargo was uninsured. The Har-
mony was in tow of propeller Charles
Reitz, but parted her line during the
gale, and Reitz could not turn and re-
cover it. Reports of other disasters
are expected. No propellers cleared
last night, and large sailing feet was
held back for safety.
The survivor Burr, who was recov-
cred from the propeller Equinox, has
been shipped on vessel from this port
to the Government Inspectors. They
desire his presence, and they had pro-
posed to institute an investigation into
the cause of the loss of the vessel.
The fast mail train arrived this morn
ing at 7:43, eight minutes ahead Of time,
and consisted of four postal, two sleep
ers and one drawing-room car. They
left Cleveland twenty-four minutes late.
At Elyria they were twenty-seven min
utes late, and from that point to San
dusky they ran seventy miles an hour.
A large party of distinguished gentle
men from Chicago and elsewhere &C.
companied the train.
The schooner Pamlico, from Europe,
arrived late last night. This vessel left
this port for Queenstown on the 10th
of June, 1874. On the Sd of Septem-
Der of the same year she left New Cas-
tie with cargo of potash and sal soda,
and after getting as far as Newfound-
land was caught in a storm ana was
compelled to return to England. where
she arrived November Sd. She went
into winter quarters, and after repair
ing she left on April 18th, 1875, for this
port. After being out three days she
was again caught in o violent storm,
and was compelled to put back to
Cookshaven. She returned to Liver
pool and was changed from schooner
into brigantine, and left that port on
the 9th day of June. After encounter
ing heavy weather and head winds she
arrived in the st. Lawrence river, hay
ing been out fifty-four days. She i'm
mediately left for this port, and arrived
on Lake Huron during the storm of
last week, and it was thought that she
was caught in the storm, of yesterday
opposite Milwaukee, and came before
the wind arriving here last night.
QUINCY, ILL.,, Sept. II.
Three counterfeiters with plates, dies
and stock of paper, were arrested here
yesterday.
New York, Sept. II.
1t is said that in the coming trial of
the Beecher- Moulton libel suit, Mr..
Moulton will call Mrs. Tilton as wit
ness in his defense, and as the same
obstacle that hindered her in the last
trial from testifying does not apply in
this case, there is every probability
she will take the witness stand.
A Toledo special says that the fast mail