The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-20
SUMMARY OF THIS MORNING
DISPATCHES.
Gold closed in New York yesterday

Important railroad meeting of man.
ayers held in Crestline, Ohio, and the
scontem plated pool of earnings be-
tween Yandalia, Indianapolis and St
Louis lines was formally completed
Secretary Chandler authorizes con-
tradiction of removals by him on ac-
count of failures to contribute to cam
paign funds and on removals based on
personal or political considerations.
Spain and the United States have
settled the matter of conducting courts
martial in Cuba.
W. S. King will have speedy trial in
Washington.
At the Gosport Navy Yards orders
have been received to fit out at once the
Lehigh and Montauk.
The whisky trial is still proceeding
at S: Louis. The developments are not
very elevated:
One bark and two schooners went
aground on the east shore of Lake
Michigan, driven there by the gale.
Total value $26, 006.
On account of recent floods the Dis
trict of Bristol, England, of six thous-
and population, has been declared by
the Sanitary authorities as unfit fer
habitation.
The Turks have concentrated for
battle $4,000 men. The Insurgents
have received 5000 reinforcements.
The propeller Mohawk was burned
recently near Buffalo, loss $25 900.
Brick Pomerey, of the New York
Democrat, has suspended. Liabilities
$4,000. Assets none.
The National Grange Convention
met at Louisville, November H. and
and was to continue ten days in ses-
sion.
A conspiracy to sieze the arsenal and
burn 2agnoon, Burmah, has been dis
covered. and many Burmese have been
arrested.
Brigham Young has been discharged
from imprisonment by Chief Justice
White.
Dispatch from Augusta, Ga, of
the 18th. says, frightful accident took
place last night on the Charlotte, Col
umbia and Augusta Railroad near Pine
House, about % miles from Augusta.
The regular passenger train being fol-
lowed by train of empty cars, the
passenger train was side tracking when
the hind train came up rapidly, and the
engine telescoped the ladies car, throw
ing it and the engine from the track
But one life was lost, son of Mr..
Hegisheimer, of the U. S. Coast Sur
vey. A number of passengers were
wounded badly, others were slightly
injured.
Vice President Wilson still improves.
The mixing mill of the Oriental Pow
der Co. at South Windh ham. Mass. was
blown up Friday morning, just before
the employees began work. No one was
injured.
The suspension is announced of the
whole sale provision house of Asa ia
cobs & Co., of Boston. 1t was very
old concern.
The mill owned by the Iowa Lumber
CO., near Dubuque, was destroyed by
fire last night. Loss on mill, $25, 600 !;
on lumber, $4,000. The lumber was
owned by Ingram, Kennedy and Day.
The Staten Island steamer D. d.
Martin took fire on the down trip Fri
day afternoon. The pilot ran her ashore
on the flats and the passengers and
crew were removed in small boats. Two
men were badly scalded.
Friday morning a collision occurred
on the Pittsburg, Cincinnati and st.
Louis II. r. between construction
train and a western bound freight train
few miles east of Denison, o. Three
employees were killed and two others
seriously inj ured.
house occupied by Dennis Cum
ningham and family at Craipville. Ont.