Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-09-07

Special to the Tri-WeekIy Times
TBY WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH LISE.l

CHICAGO, September Ga Wash
ington special says there IS pros
pect of an international trouble with
Great Britain that will need another
board of arbitration. Not long ago
an American schooner, the OiiDert
G. Trufant, was sold at Liverpool to
British shipowners in open violation
of the provisions of our law. MINIS
ter Schenck attempted to prevent
this sale, and notified the state De-
partment of the violation OF the reg
ulations. A very lively correspon-
dence has been maintained between
the authorities of the United States
and Great Britain. Our peoplo nave
requested the British Government
to turn this vessel over to the United
States that she may he hbeled
against by her former owners. The
Earl of Derby has finally decided
that the vessel shall not be deliver
ed up. AS in the sale ali regulations
of British law were carefully OBJ
served he sees no reason Tor inter-
fering. n racstp. of this decision
the Secretary of the Treasury issued
orders to Collectors of Customs at
all sea coast ports to seize and deta n
the Trufant should she ever visit
this country. AS the vessel has pa
pers from the British Government
and flies lis flag. the seizure is bound
to cause a good deal Of trouble, II
made.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. D.
The situation on California street
Is more cheerful this morning. l am
informed that "Lucky Baldwin,
who has just returned from the East,
most heartily co-operates in the
movement to put the Bank of Cali
tornia on it's feet, and will put III
large sum-proUably not less than a
million. The only difficulty in i'm
mediately resulning is the scarcity
of gold, but this is rapidly being
overcome by releasing of coin from
the Sub-Treasury coming of gold
at the Mint a d transfers from New
York. In addition to these sources,
coin is beginning to come in from
the country, and it Is propabel that
the usual amount will be on hand in
few days.
The "little board" opened this
morning for business. Sales were
light, at about the same prices which
have been heretofore quoted.
The course of the Bultetoa and
Call still excites great indignation in
the community. A false coloring
has been given to facts, which is
equivalent to falsehood. 1t is un-
derstood that at the time of his
death, Mr.. Ralston was indebted to
the Bank to the amount of about
three millions, and to secure this the
whole of his immense private for
tune was turned over in trust to Mr..
Sharon. 1t is not likely the Bank
will be loser to any considerable
extent. That there was an over-is-
sue of Bank of California stock is
emphatically denied by Mr.. Sharon
and others. BY a perversion of
these facts, the BulletOn has sue
ceeded in agitating the public mind
anew to some extent, and raising the
presumption that some deep-dyed
villiany existed. When the facts be-
come known to the public, this will
be disproved in toto.
Bryant 200 majority; Ellis 500 ma
jority; Murphy, for District Attor-
ney, $50 majority. Fifty votes more
to count.
New York, September 6.
The Methodist ministers in session
this morning, approved of the ercc-
ton of memorial church in honor
of John Wesley, at Savannah, and
also resolved to call the attention of
their congregations to the project.
ROCHESTER, September 6.
A disease similar to epizootic has
broken out among the cattle near
Avon. Forty died within two weeks.
Twelve died yesterday.
BosToN, September @.
Thomas Hardy and John Hanna
gan were drowned vest erday by the
upsetting of a sail baot.