The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-22
SUMMARY OF THIS MORNINGS
DISPATCHES.

at 11414, closing at 114X.
Legal tenders quiet, at 81 buying,
871a selling.
The Cabinet Council in England has
advised the Prince of Wales to return
home, because he has not been favor
ably received by native princes.
Tee Prince of Denmark is seriously
ill, caused by fall from his horse.
Several whisky men of Brooklyn, New
b York, have been convicted of fraud.
Secretary Bristow has ordered that
the expenses of the Custom-houses in
Chicago, Milwaukee and elsewhere,
shall be cut down fifteen per cent, at
the discretion of collectors.
The evidence of witnesses in whisky
fraud trials at St. Louis, brings in the
name of General Babcock unfavorably;
but card from c. G. Mcclure says
that neither General Babcock, Orville
Grant, nor some others that have bee n
mentioned, have been engaged in
the frauds.
It is said in naval circles at Wash
ington that the fitting up of menof-
war, has nothing to do with Cuban
affairs. ..
The list of German exhibitors at the
Philadelphia Centennial now numbers
114O.
The Commissioner Of Internal Rev
enue has sent letter to Colonel Young,
Collector of the Fourth District of
North Carolina, stating that nspotism
was not admissible, and that he must
make certain dismissals.
An executive order will soon be
issued reserving for Mission Indians
small remaining tracts of unoccupied
public lands near their late home, and
it will be recommended that Congress
make good their loss of land
2 The action of Chief Justice White in.
discharging Brigham Young is salts
factory to the Government, in the
opinion of Attorney General Pierrpont
The Spanish Government has d.
rected that all foreigners tried in Cuba
for being engaged in instruction, be
allowed to have counsel.
Border Mexicans have recently COM
mitted mail robbery on the Corpus
Chistie line.
The British brig Mystic has arrived
at Galveston, Texas, with yellow fever
on board. Ont of crew of 8 four had
died. The vessel was quarantined.
Senator Ferry of Connecticut died
yesterday P. NJ.
The suspended Stockridgs wooden
manufacturers of Springfield, Mass.
put their liabilities at $4,000; assets
$55, 900.
The ship Victoria has arrived at
. Boston with officers and crew of the
ship John Pascal, of Bangor, Maine,
which was destroyed by fire.
Ten thousand persons attended each
of the two revival services held yestel-
day by Moodey aud Sanky in Phila-
delphia.
Don Carlos is i'll at Durango.
Brick Pomeroy publishes statement
denying that his paper has suspended,
and proposes to prosecute for libel
those who have misrepresented him.
Austria requires of Turkey that it
gives its provinces paratively high
degree of self government for the
Christian communities, and Russia
demands more faithful adhesion to the
promises of reform already made.
A kerosene oil lamp exploded in
shoemaker shop, kept by Conard Ler-
glsr, Trenton, New Jersey, last evening,
and injured six persons, one named
Geo. Ashmer pr obably fatal.
In Newark, New Jersey Sunday morn
ing fire occurred, by which j. NJ
Marshall g. Co.'s extensive clothing
store on, Broad street, and its contents
were entirely destroyed. Loss, $50, 900,