The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-14

young men we'll armed--trOn Leech
Lake and White Earth reservations, are
en route 10 the west to JON the hostile
Sioux. A baud of them were stopped
yesterday 10y white men who asked
them where they were gong, and the
Chief replied, None damn business;
50 where please
Families nassaered,
A private dispatch Is said to have
Nurthern Pacific Railroad, which SAYS
That an attack was made yesterday
Jeweh's Emploses TO he IL. tanned +.
No chan5es have been made in the
Pos office Department, and none are
nkeIy To be make uuItes the President
50 directs. Mr.. 1yner Is tuvoruUle 10
the Retention vi Jowells em ployes.
lhe silver Eiii.
The Times cUni,rence report on the
SILVER BIIl reported to and adopted 10y
the House, Is as follows
lhe House recedes from its disagree
ment to tue first Amendment OF the Sen
|, ale and agrees thereto. Ihe amenument
is 10 strike out tue word now aud
insert at any time, may be Issued to
The amount OF ten ml Hob duliars The
Senate recedes tiUm its disc greement
10 the House amtuGment OF the secOud
aneudment of the SENATE, aud botA
Houses agree TO the iOlIoHIp. substI-
tuIe:
SECTION 3.--In addition to aud OF
subsidiary silver coin authorized By law
To be Issued III Tede mptIon OF fractional
currency. 1t SHAH be lawful 10 mauutac-
tue at the several mInts aud Issue
through them and their seveiaI Offices
lug subsidiary silver ccIn ana fractional
currency outstanding. Shall III the ug-
6leSate not exceed at any time fifty NIL
non dollars.
SIC. 4.--Silver bullion required for
the purpose OF this Act shall be pur.
CHASED from time to time at market
rate by The Secretary OF the Treasury.
with any money iii the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated, bat no pur-
Chase of bullion Shall be made under
thls Act, when the market rate for the
same shall be such as not to admit OF
coinage aud Issue as herein provided,
without loss to the Treasury, and any
gain or selguIoruge arising from this
coinage shall be counted and paid AT
the Treasury, as provided under exist
ing laws relative 10 subsidiary coinage.
iamm""y meeting.
NEW YORK, july ii, 1876.
AT Especial meeting Of the Iammany
General Committee last night, resolu-
tons were adopted endorsing the st.
Louis platform and the Nominations of
Tliden and Hendricks; and also ex-
pressing confidence III John Kelly as
the leader of the Tammany organiza-
ton. The meeting Was very strong,
especially on the matter OF endorsing
Kelly.
Governor Hendricks Notified.
SARATOGA, July IA, 1876.
Governor Hendricks was waited upon
at Grand Hotel to-day by Major Con-
nor, of Tennessee, who presented him
with formal notification Of his nomin.
alton as Vice-President by the st.
Louis Convention. Hendricks said he
would reply III few days. Ii is uu.
derstood that he viii accept the nom
inatlou.
Adjournment Talked of.
WASHINGTON, June IA, 1876.
There is very fair prospects that ad.
jourument of Congrt SIS Will take place
about the 18th inst. Nearly all of the
principal appropriation bills are still
III conference, but the meeting held to-
day Indicated qaite clearly that u final
agreement is not far off. Some inves-
tigaIiDg committees viii not be able to
complete their reports.
WESTERN DISPATCHES