The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-02
SUMMARY OF THIS MORNINGS
DISPATCHES.

and S61a selling.
The steamer Constance will sail from
San Francisco for the southern ports
to-day.
The usual monthly dividend of the
North Branch Railroad, San Francisco,
is payable from this date.
The restriction against receiving
crude bullion at the Mint was removed
yesterday, though it is probable that
coinage operations will not be resumed
until the 9th instant.
The Trustees of the Baltimore Con-
solidated Mining Company on Wednes-
day levied an assessment of 81 per
share on their stock, amounting to
$4,000; delinquent August Sd. A
similar assessment was levied Wednes-
day on the stock of the War Eagle
Company, amounting to $4,000; de-
linquent August 9Th.
The peasants III Pennsylvania have
revolted against the mobiles, and de-
feated battalion of military. Many
persons were killed, including two
Judges.
The report is confirmed that the
King of Burmah has refused to allow
British troops to pass through his ter
ritory.
Several distilleries have been seized
at Covington, Kentucky.
Major Lewict has resigned the cap
taincy of the Irish rifle team.
The measles aud typhoid fever are
prevailing at the Feejee Islands.
The counsel for Beecher, the sigma
ture of Evarts only wanting have writ
ten to Tilton's counsel to unite with
them in asking Judge Nelson to call
the jury into Court that they may be
informed that the alleged new evidence
is base and false; that one of the par
ties has been arrested for perjury and
the other has confessed. Tilton' coun-
sci hesitate to accept the request. Facts
are coming out exposing how Price was
instructed to testify by Tilton, and re-
ceived from the latter details about the
house and carpet. and other particu-
lars; how he was kept at the time sup
piled with money and furnished with
drink until he was intoxicated, and
kept so.
The money in the United States
Treasury is estimated to amount to
$G0,000,000.
The trial of Loeder is progressing in
Brooklyn for swearing to false afida-
Wit against Beecher. At the time he
and Price signed it Judge Morris, Gen
eral Proctor and Frank Moulton were
present. Tilton was in the back Office.
Loeder's affidavit was furnished by
Moulton.
The jury in the Beecher case have
disagreed. They were sent back by
Judge Nelson, he having told them to
disregard the subject of the affidavits or
new evidence submitted to him for
new trial. The foreman said the disa-
greement was on question of fact.
Col. e. B. Carling, the Quartermas-
ter at Fort Sanders. Wyoming Terri
tory, committed suicide by cutting his
throat from ear to ear. Trouble in his
official affairs ana financial embarras-
ment the cause.
There were two deaths at Key West,
June 30th, of yellow fever
There has been more shooting in
Dublin for the Abercom cup. The
match is not finished.
At the annual commencement of Yale
College yesterday the degree of M. A.
was conferred upon Hubert HI. Ban
croft of San Francisco.
In firing salute in San Francisco
yesterday on departure of the steamer
Tokia, Patrick Lanigan was blown off
of his feet and killed.
The Democratic State Convention
was in session at San Francisco yester-
day, and the following nominations
were made James A. Johnson. Lieu
tenant Governor Thomas Beck, Secre-
tary of the State Jose G.. Estudillo,