The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-13
TIE CIR APHIC.
EASTERN DISPATCHES
ESPECIAL TO THE SILVER sTArE.l
New YORK, September 10, 1875.

VI DoSnid 10 toIeIholc uulet. fAIe'louo
reports Of widespread resumption of
hostilities by the Insurgents sacking
and massacring has not yet been con-
frmed.
Politicians do not appear at all GER
tain as to what sort of financial plank
they will adopt. The Herald says the
the people of the United States will
look to Syracuse platform for solution
of Governor Tilden's views, which are
likely to beaparamount on Presidential.
canvass. He will regard its declartion
of currency his views.
A Syracuse New York special says
Governor Tilden will be in town during
the Democratic State Convention,
which assemblies Thurday. There will
be a large anti-Infationist sentiment
in the Convention.
New YORK, Sept. IL.
A special from Easton, Penna., says
that ON Monday night the sophomore
class of Lafayette College, numbering
seventy-fve, turned out in masks and
white gowns with torches and paraded
the streets of College Hill. They then
entered the old College building for
freshmen, the doors of entrance were
broken open and also the doors of
number of freshmen. The freshmen
were dragged from their beds and sub
jected to the greatest indigpities. The
faculty made descent and captured
four students, Hoyt, Buchanan, New
ton and Ayres, who were ON the follow
ing day indefinitely suspended. The
sophomore class has addressed letter
to the faculty asking to be suspended.
The suspension of Messrs. Fred.
Schuchardt Il Sons, a large exchange
house,is announced. Deprecated paper
money has been the heaviest burden
upon the industrial and producing
classes of the United States, and the
substitution of unconvertible notes
for gold is an old resort of distressed
'.monarchies, and has always been at
ended with disastrous results, ~,....
CHICAGO, Sept. II.
The latest and most disastrous acct
dent yet reported occurred last night
about eleven o'clock, resulting in the
total wreck of the large schooner
Ireonta, and the death of Captain
Samuel Bean. The vessel was running
at high rate of speed and ran into the
extension of the pier off Lincoln
Park, staving in large hole forward
and damaging her upper works gener-
ally. The Captain was struck by a
beam and washed overheard and sank.
The Ireonta was one of the largest and
finest schooners on the lakes. and had
on board about 1000 tons of coal. The
schooner was valued at $500 and
the cargo at $1,000. The insurance on |
the vessel is unknown, and the cargo a |
total loss.
The National Pathological Associa-
ton concluded its session in this city |
yesterday with a grand banquet. Gov.
ernor Beveridge and other prominent |
gentlemen delivered addresses.
MANIsTEE. Mich, Sept. II.
At 7 P. NJ. yesterday fire broke out |
in the rear and upper story of Geo. w.
Ingher's building, the wind was blow
ing from the northwest gale, and the |
building is total loss, and the stock
was removed in damaged condition. |
The brick store of Danville Brothers
was on fire several times, but was finally
extinguished. The stock was much
damaged by water. The whole loss is |
fully covered by insurance.
Sioux CRY, Iowa, Sept. IL.
. A light frost last night was reported
at several points in southern Dakota
and around here, but no serious damage
was done.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich. Sept. IL.
The Saginaw and Canada Railroad /
Company have completed arrangements
to finish its road to the Grand Rapids
and Indiana Railroad this fall. Sand |
Lake has been decided upon as the
point of intersection, and the grading