The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-24
SUMMARY OF THIS MORNINGS
DISPATCHES.


The remittances Of treasure to New
York per express during the past week
amount to 1898, COS Is in the follow
ing descriptions: Gold coin, $1,165,-
800; silver bars, $eO7,SO5 10; cur
rency, $4,000.
Assessments of Fifty cents per share
were on Tuesday levied on the stock of
the Missouri Quicksilver Mining Com
pany Of Sonoma county, California. and
the New York Mining Company of
Storey county, Nevada. Delinquent
Jaly rs and n respectively.
In the Brooklyn city court yesterday
Beach proceeded in his argument, bat
objection was made by the defendants
counsel to his quoting SO much from
the works of Beecher, on the ground
that they were not in evidence in the
case. and the jury might confound the
quotations with real evidence in the
suit. Beach was allowed to proceed,
and the objections could be considered
after he was through his argument. He
closed in the afternoon, and the case
was submitted to the jury. Afidavits
we're then presented to the court by the
plaintiffs counsel for the reopening of
the case on newly discovered evidence.
The King CT Burmah has granted
Great Britain the right to send forces
through his dominions to western
China if deemed requisite in the future.
Wilson & Armstrong of London,
have failed. Liabilities, 800, 900.
The umpire. Sir Edward Thornton,
sent to the Mexican Claims Commits
sion his final decision, and the awards
are given IN detail.
The German Government is prepar-
ing legislation for prohibiting religious
professions, evidently aimed at Catho-
lies.
In dispatch to the Indian Bureau
Department from the Black Hills coun-
try, Professor Jenney does not give a
very fiattering account of the gold pros
pect there.
Advices from Spotted Tail Agency
say that war parties have left the vi
cinity for each of the Pawnee, Ute and
Shoshone reservations. 1t is thought
that gigantic Indian war is about to
be inaugurated.
The complaint in suit against P. B.
Sweeney of New York, is to recover
$1,000, 900 alleged to have been stolen
from the New York County Treasury,
and was filed on Tuesday.
The King of Burmah it is now stated
has given satisfactory explanation to
the British Government.
The Chinese have partly satisfied the
United States authorities for the insult
to the American Consul and his wife.
A Prohibition State Convention has
been held in New York and made par
tial nomination.
Counterfeit five dollar notes on the
First National Bank of Canton, Illi-
nois, have been discovered.
lot to hoC trx
resume the leadership of the Liberal
party next year.
The Independent State Convention
made yesterday the following nomina-
tions: For Governor, John Bidwell !;
lieutenant Governor, r. Pacheco |;
Secretary of State, w. Roush Con-
troller, L. Z. Crane Surveyor General,
Edward Twichell Treasurer, f. Baehr;
Attorney General, p. Van Clief Super
intenaent of Public Instructions, j. M.
Quinn Clerk of Supreme Court, Paul
Morrill,.
The delegates of the Second Con-
gressional District nominated yesterday
for Congress, Chas. A. futile of Ala
media, aud those of the Third nomina-
ted Chas. f. Reed of Yolo. The dele
gates of the Seventh Judicial District
nominated yesterday for District Judge.
w. G. Wallace af Napa.
The nominees of the Independent