Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-04

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The Directors of the National Gold
Bank Trust Company are holding a
meeting tonight to determine upon
a course OF action for the bank. A
lively discussion is going on but no
conclusion has yet been arrived at.
1t is stated as an explanation OF the
recent run upon the bank, that it
! originated in misunderstanding;
that some unfortunate investment
had been made of a portion of the
Insurance Fund of the Board of
Brokers by the custodian of the fund
Mr.. Winans-who made the loss
good from his own pocket. At the
closing of the Board the President
announced that the "Trust Fund
was all right This was under
stood by some, by mistake, to refer
to the "Trust Company" and the
statement that it was all right at
once aroused the suspicion that it
might be all wrong, and hence the
run on the bank.
Weather clear and bright and the
rain apparently over.
Among the indictments with the
awards of premiums at the Mechan-
ics' Fair is V. 8. w. Parkhurst, who
brought suit to day in the Third
District Court against the Mechanics
Institute to compel the delivery OF
the gold medal awarded by the
Judges of the late exhibition for
Howe's patent weighing scales, for
which plaintiff is sole agent in this
city and county.
The San Francisco Presbytery, at
a meeting yesterday, deposed Rev.
DR.. Woodbridge from the pastorage
of Cavalry Church, on account OF
discussions in the congregation.
This action in no wise effects the
character OF the reverend gentleman.
Colonel John McComb, OF the
Alta, arrived from the East this
evening, and is now being escorted
to Armory Hall by the Second Regi-
ment, N. G. c., where there will be
reception and reunion.
The Committee appointed to re-
wise the Constitution of the Bank of
misunderstanding of Judge Ha-
gar, George Ii. Howard, William
Sharon, H. w. Carpenter and
Charles Mayne-met the stockhold-
ers to-day and reported that in view
of the fact that the bank would pro
badly be recognized at an early date,
with new Constitution and By
Laws, they deemed it inexpedient to
make any change until then. 1t is
intimated that the new organization
will go into effect in about three
months.
WASHINGTON, November /.
Several pastors Of this city, of diff
ferent denominations, who We're APP
prehensive that the Government
was about to abandon the peace
policy toward the Indians, called on
the President to day to express their
conviction that such course would
greatly disappoint Christian people
all over the country and be blow
to the cause of Christianity through
out the world. The President, with
great promptness and propriety,
replied that he did not regard the
peace policy as failure, and it not
only would not be abandoned while
he occupied that place, but it was
his hope that during his administra-
ton it would be so firmly establish
ed as to become the necessary policy
of his successor.
WASHINGTON, Nov z.
The following statement of the
total coinage for the month of Oc-
tober has been prepared at the Office
of the Director of the Mint Gold
number of pieces. 2l5, PSI double
eagle, value, 1905, O20. Trade
ollals-number of pieces, $50, 900;
value, $500 ,020. Subsidiary silver
humber of pieces, 1000 half
dollars, value, S26S 600; quarter
dollars, value, S2iS, 900 dimes,
value, 100000 !; total, 1904, 600.
Minor coins-1, 500, 900 pieces, one
cent bronze, value, SIC, 200. Total
number of pieces, 5,119, 241; total
value, So, 7S5 ,220.
The proceedings of the Third
District Court of Utah ordering the
imprisonment of Brigham Young
until $4,000 be paid by him to Anna
Eliza Young, have been broug ht to
the attention of the Attorney Gen
eral, and will be made the subject
of Cabinet consideration with the
view Of determining the axact status
of the case. The question presented
is, whether the arrest of Brigham
Young could be made on the
grounds claimed by the woman for
the reason that her marriage with
Young was illegal, being contrary
to the laws of the United States,
and that she cannot take advantage
of her own wrong.
LONDON, November 9.
The Bank of England rate will
probably be lowered by Thursday.
There has been another heavy
withdrawal OF bullion from the Bank
of England to-day. The amount on
balance aggregates 1854, 900, mostly
for Germany.
The King and Queen of Denmark,
and their daughter Princess Thyra,
accompanied by Prince John, of
Schleswig- II olstein, Sanderburg and
Glucksburg, arrived in England to-
day. The royal party was met at
Dover by the Princess CT Wales and
escorted to London. The distin-
guished visitors will remain till the
beginning of December.
Notwit hstanding the regular Mich
aelmas term has been abolished,
Lord Cairn, the Lord Chancellor, ex-
tended the customary reception to
the Judges at his mansion to-day.
ROME, November 2.
The trial is proceeding in this city
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