The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-15
Saturday. ........ january ~, 1876
SUMMARY OF THIS MORNINGS
DISPATCHES.

DISPATCHES.
Gold closed in New York yesterday
at 113.
Legal tenders buying at SSs4, and
S9H selling.
An assessment of seventy five cents
per share has been levied on the stock
of the Bay Coal Company of Oregon.
The Beecher and Mrs. Mouiton ar
rapgement for mutual church coun-
oil, has failed on account of some
objections made as to Partially of GER
tain ministers.
The next Union Republican National
Convention to nominate candidates for
President and Vice-President will be
held at Cincinnati at II O'Clock M,
June 14th.
The proclamation Of President Mac
mahon has produced AZ tranquil effect,
and all is peace.
1t is the opinion of Attorney Gen
eral Pierrepont that State has
no power to forbid immigration OF
admission into port of low or lewd
Chinese women. A case from the Su-
preme Court of California is soon to be
decided by the United States Supreme
Court.
Dickinson g. Co., bankers of New
York, have suspended. Their assets,
it is said. more than equal their la
bilities.
Samuel Wilson has been designated
by the President to conduct the rev.
enue cases in San Francisco.
The will of Timothy Kirby, In which
General Banning aud Don fiatt were
aegatees, turns out to be an object OF
contention, and it will probably be
proven that he was nAofiomauiac
The estate is something over 81 ,000,-
900.
In the House of Representative yes
terday the Amnesty Bill was reported
back from the committee, removing
the disabilities from everyone, pro-
vided, he took oath of allegiance
before Court of Record to support
and defend tee Constitution of the
United States against ali enemies, and
bear true faith to it and .the laws.
There was some debate, and the previ-
Gus question was moved, and the
main question ordered = ayes, 1853;
noes, 90. There was still some further
discussion, when the question was
taken on the passage of the bill--ayes,
1872; noes 81. The Aquisits two-thlrds
not voting for the bill, it was rejected.
A fire yesterday morning in Jersey
City burned from No, 21O to ZIG and
extended back $50 feet, estimated loss
$8o0,000. Keeney u Snow loose
$50, 600 on Their planning mill, which
was partly insured.
At a tire in Mobile yesterday on St.
Francis street al entire block. with the
exception of the Dauk Of Mobile, Reg
lister Office and w. U. Telegraph office,
was destroyed, loss 100000, insured.
A boiler in the Ypsllanti, (M.chigan)
Paper Company's mill exploded yes
tsrday, instantly killing Charles Mack,
fireman, and Charles Otta and a wood
drawer, a man named Farmir, were,
found buried in the ruins, bruised but
viii recover. Damage to the building
Is estimated about $50, 1000.
Early yesterday morning four bur
glars entered the house of Mrs. Miller
in Mahogany township, near Somoken,
Pa, and robbed it OF So, 100. Her SON
in-law fired upon them as they were
leaving the house, instantly killing one
man. named Hughes, and severely
wounding another, and third was
captured, and all the money recovered.
Col. j. Williams, who has. been con-
nected with the Virginia City Enter
pslse, committed suicide by taking
one-half an ounce of laudinum, at
Phoebe night before last.
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