The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-06
SUMMARY OF THIS MORNINGS
DISPATCHES.

DISPATCHES.
Gold closed in New York this
forenoon at 112T.
Legsl tenders buying at $50, and
S9H selling.
Silver is quotabie ut 7(0s per
cent. discount.
The Belcher Mining Company have
declared a dividend Of one dollar psr
share payable on the f0thinstant.
An assessment of two dollars per
share has been levied on the stock of
Savage Mining Company. delinquent
May 9Th.
The Consolidated Virginia Mining
Company have declared dividend of
two dollars per share on the new stock,
payable on the l1th inst.
The New York Herald's special from
Washington says some Important i'll
culpating evidence was taken by the
Committee on Expenditures of the In
terror Department., and among parties
implicated are the Delanos.
The runaway-lawyer in New York.
W. C. Barrett, took with him about
$4,000 worth OF property belonging to
Miss Halpin, daughter of the late
Charles Halpin. of which he is custodi-
an. Miss Halpin has sued for such
property as can be found.
The municipal election in St. Louis
has gone in favor of the Democrats.
Barton Hepdrick, formerly secretary
of Gov. Yarmouth, Of Louisiana, sui
cidsd in ST. Louis on Tuesday last.
The London Times says in regard to
the Winslow case that after two months
from date of his committal. Winslow,
will be discharged according to the
present extradition law. 1t is of opin-
ion that it ought to be changed.
Trenor w. Park testified in relation
to the Emma mine before the Commit
tee on Foreign Affairs, and states that
everything was done fairly and above
board.
The first day of May 1878 has been
fixed by France for the opening Of the
universal exhibition.
The latest returns of the election in
Rhode island indicate that it is Re
publican. 1t is thought that there is
no choice for Governor and Lieutenant
Governor made by the people, bat Lip
pet, Republican, will probably be eee-
ed by the Legislature, which is largely
Republican,, aud understood to be in
favor of the reelection of Anthony for
Senator.
In the Senate yesterday Chief Justice
Waite, of the Supreme Court, appeared
by invitation and administered an
oath required in the matter of the inn
peachment of Belknap, late Secretary of
War. The following oath was then
administered, first to Ferry aud then
to Senators: g You do SOLE My swear
that in all things appertainlng TO the
trial of w. w. Belknap, late Secretary of
Mr. nAn6inn. will do inn rfis
justice according to the Constitution and
law" The Senate thea sent mes
sage to the House notifying them they
We're ready to receive House managers
at the bar of the Senate. The mana
gers proceeded thence. and the Senate
fixed Monday. April 18th. as the day
on which they would make the process
returnable against Belknap.
Secretary Chandler was before the
Clymer Committee yesterday, and tss-
titled that the statements of Bell so far
as they related to himself, were wholly
false.
There was an explosion of powder in
Salt Lake. yesterday. Much damage
was done to the city and several of lives
were lost.
Col. d. l.. Phillips replies to Charles
Jost, and says his statements are false.
Secretary Taft, after consultation
with the President and Gen. Sherman,