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


Legel tenders are quiet at Sc buying
s6H selling.
Coinage operations were resumed
at the San Francisco Mint yesterday,
and also at Carson.
A monthly dividend of one per cent.
will be paid by the Merchants Exchange
Bank on the 10th.
The Spring Valley Water Company
have declared the usual monthly divi-
dend. Payable on Saturday.
The usual monthly dividends of the
Commercial and State Investment In
surance Companies will be paid on the
10th instant.
Secretary Delano left Washington on
Saturday for Ohio, and will not perhaps
act any more in his position.
At Vicksburg on Monday the negroes
had Fourth of July celebration. Some
difficulty arose in the speaking, shots
were fred and three were killed and
several wounded.
Rev. r. G. Vermide, for eighteen
years Professor of Theology in the
Hartford Seminary. died July 5.
In London three prominent Congre-
gational ministers have signed declar-
alton open to signatures, expressing a
judgment and feelings favorable to
Beecher's character.
There were only seventy-three acct
dents in New York on Monday from
fireworks.
In Paris LIE Pays has published
a letter from Cassignac, holding Gam
beta responsible for insulting language
in the La Republique Francois, and de-
manding satisfaction. Gambetta de-
clined to accept the challenge to fight a
duel, and says in substance that he has
more important duties to perform than
to hold himself at the disposal of the
First Commissioner among his politi-
cal adversaries.
At banquet in London on Monday,
Minister Schenck said both England
and America had derived benefit from
the Declaration of Independence, and
friendly feelings were now the rule be-
tween the two countries. Mr.. I. Owens
said the Queen, as he knew, never
turned against America in its day of
trouble.
On the 5th instant two steamers COL
lided near Norfolk, and ten persons
persisted.
There have been closing festivities in
Ireland in honor Of the Americans,
which are not yet finished, and there is
also to be another prize match for sill
yer cup.
The Carlists say they have defeated
severally 5000 and $4,000 Alfonsist
troops.
A railroad collision occurred near
Brooklyn, New York, on the 5th in
slant, and ten persons were killed and
twenty-nine injured.
A further dispatch from Professor
Jenney reiterates former statements
made by him that he has not found
gold enough to warrant any extensive
operations in the Black Hills.
A dreadful storm occurred at Nyack,
New Jersey, yesterday. consisting of
a heavy rain and hail fall, accompanied
by almost incessant thunder and light
ming, killing two men and unroofng
several houses and tearing trees up by
the roots.
Six boys were drowned near Fall
river, Missouri, yesterday.
The editorial excursion has arrived at
Omaha, Nebraska. and are to have
grand entertainment this evening.
a meeting of the merchants of Chi
cago was held yesterday to consult with
fruit growers from Florida in regard to
establishing a regular trade in fruit be-
tween Florida and that place.
boiler at the Hot Springs in Arkan-
sas exploded yesterday. killing four
men and severely wounding several
others.
In the Grand Jury of Chicago eight
of the members are colord men.