The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-23
SUMMARY OFTHIS MORNINGS
DISPATCHES.

sGold opened in New York yesterday
at ll4A.
Legal tenders quiet, at 81 buying,
'S711 selling.
G.. T. Marge Jr. has been elected e
member of the San Francisco Stock
Board.
The warehouse on the northern col
'ner OF Battery and Front streets, San
Francisco, has become bonded ware
house of the United States.
At 8 o'clock A. II. yesterday the
President was notified of the Vice
Presidents death, and Immediately call
ed special meeting of the Cabinet for
1890. at which all the members were
present except Secretary Robinson,
who was absent from the city. Secre-
'tary Fish was requested to attend the
meeting of Senators at noon, on the
part of the President and Cabinet, and
unite in any arrangements for the
funeral. The following order, an
nouncing the death of the Vice Presi-
dent. was issued by the President yes
etsrday P. NJ:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Nov. %.
It's with profound sorrow that the
President has to announce to the peo-
pie of the United States the death of
Vice President Wilson, who died in
the Capitol of the Union, this morning.
The eminent station, his character and
long career in the service of the State
and of the United States; his devotion
to the cause of freedom; and ability
brought to discharge every duty stands
conspicuous and are indellibly i'm
pressed on the hearts and affections q
the American people. In testimony of
respect for a distinguished citizen and
faithful public servant the various
departments of the Government will
be closed on the day of the funeral, and
the Executive Mansion and all Execu-
tive Departments in Washington
will be draped with badge of
mourning for thirty days. The Secre-
taries of War and Navy will issue an
order that appropriate military and
navy honors be rendered to the
memory of one whose virtues and SER
vices viii be long borne in recollection
by grateful nation. Signed q. S.
Grant, by the President, Hamilton
Fish, Secretary of State. In compli-
.ance with the order of the President
that appropriate military and naval
honors be rendered the memory of
Vice President Wilson, the Secretary
of War issued the following: On the
day succeeding the receipt of this
order at each military post, troops will
be paraded at 10 o'clock A. ~, and
the order read to them. The national
flag will be displayed at half-staf. At the
dawn of day thirteen guns will be fred.
commencing at II NJ. Seventeen minute
guns will also be fired. and at close Of
the day a national salute of thirty seven
guns. The usual badge of mourning
will be worn by officers of the army,
and the colors of the several regiments
will be put in mourning for the space
of three mouths.
Throughout the United States there
is every manifestation of sorrow over
the death of Vice President Wilson.
The following is o synopsis of the
result of the post mortem examination
held yesterday. 1t begun at 1885:
-Four hours after death the thermome.
ter indicated GO degrees. The external
appearance was nothing unusual. The
brain weighed 40 ounces. The texture
of the brain was full of black fluid and
blood. Deposit of lymph on the sur
face of the cerebral hemisphere of the
consistence and color of the brain; nor
NAL cyst, the size of a pea. in the east
chroyplexus; a thermatoust deposit in
the arteries ut the base of the brair,
and in the anterior and middle cere-
bral arteries; the spinal cord not being
abnormal in color or consistence. A
microscopic examination made of the