The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-27
SUMMARY OF THIS MORNINGS
DISPATCHES.


mand sent the price up to 1922. at the
close.
Legal tenders are somewhat irregu-
lar at s84, buying, and 89H, selling.
The Superintendent of the ella
mine has made another shipment of
bullion, which increases the production
to $42,374 for the month to the Goth
instant.
The New York Mining Company
propose to increase their capital from
$4,000, 900 in 10000 shares to $40, 000,-
600, divided into 10000 shares, and
will take a vote on the question ON
August "a.
The Pauper Mining Company has
levied an assessment of thirty cents
per share OH the new stock, amounting
to SIS, 900, delinquent August 3Oth.
In the Coosamake river, Georgia,
five children were drowned by the
wagon-box floating off the wheels.
The yellow fever is raging at Pensa-
cola. ~ -.
Three more distilleries have been
seized at Pekin, Ills. .
The British Government does not ac-
quiesce in the construction given to the
Washington Treaty by the Secretary of
the Treasury in his circular letter of
April 23d last, in regard to passing
merchandise to the Canadian mer-
chants. A protest has been Endorsed
by Sir Edward Thornton, the British
Minister. and the Secretary of State
has referred the matter to the U. S.
Attorney General.
Order has been restored at San
Miguel, the scene of the late riots near
San Salvador, and several of the priests
and bishops have been captured and
banished.
A meeting of ministers has been held
at Washington to take some action on
the reception of Moody and Sankey.
The old established house of George
p. McCheli Il Sons, at Halifax, is in a
financial difficulty.
At London advices have been re-
ceived of the loss of the ship Stuart
Hatenaman, and the drowning of
thirty-eight persons.
Vice President George III. Mumford,
of the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany, died at Paris on Sunday last.
Mumford's family are in New York.
The Turkish troops on Friday had
some severe fighting with the Herzego-
vinia insurgents, with varied success.
Many were killed on both sides, and it
was difficult to decide who were the
victors.
NJ. s. Bum & Co., an important
grocery firm in New York City, have
failed.
Ex-Priest Gerdemann lectures on
ten years in priesthood, in Philadelp-
hia, on Wednesday night.
There are fresh reports of good dig
gings in the Black Hills. Nuggets of
over one dollar in value have been dis
covered, and paying gold dust, with
plenty of water. There are about one
hundred miners there, and twenty or
thirty arriving daily. Professor Jenney
is eaid to be prospecting successfully.
In Columbus, Ohio, yesterday, H.
s. Rich, defaulting agent of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad, was not prose-
cuted because he told where most of
the $4,000 embezzled, could be found.
Chief Clerk Avery in the Treasury
Department at Washington having
been indicted, will be released from
duty at once. He rendered his resig-
nation yesterday. which was accepted.
Thirty cotton mills have been closed
lately at Oldham, England the opera
tors demand an advance of wages.
Thomas r. Mosely has been appoint
ed Internal Revenue gauger and Fred
erick G. Briggs inspector of tobacco
and cigars for the First District of
California.