The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-25
TELEGRAPMIC ITEMS.

Jefiersonian doctrine, that this is gov
eminent of the people where the will of
the people should rule; declares that
the grave question next year will be
whether this Is a republican govern
ment in fact, or monarchial one; de-
nounces Hayes's vetoes and condemns
the purpose to renominate Grant; de-
nounces the crime by which the country
was robbed of thu President and Vice.
President; declares the demonstration
of silver Republican breach of trust.
The New York Herald says it is re-
ported that Kearney is going to stump
Massachusetts, against Butler. The
latter could scarcely wish any thing
better.
One of the most brutal murders ever
committed in this State occurred on the
farm of A. White, IN the town of Porter,
Rock county, Wisconsin, yesterday.
Mr.. White. Left the farm early in the
0orning to make some purchases, and
while gone bis little iva-year-old son
was missed from the house, together
with George Barringarter, a German
farm hand. Search was instituted, and
at one o'clock this afternoon the body
| of little Sandy was discovered lying
under a manger in the sheep barn, his
throat cut from ear to ear and the head
nearly severed. He was entirely dis
emboweled, his arms tied behind him,
his feet securely bound, and from the
situation it was evident that the muir
derer had first hung him, and finding
death by that means too slow had cut
him Down and finished him with
knife. Barringae5er had fled on horse
taken from the farm, and had been seen
several miles away making for his home
at Fort Atkinson. No cause for the
deed can be imagined. He will be cap
tured shortly, as sharp pursuit has
been made.
Laura D. Fair, the murderess, deliv-
cred her extensively advertised lecture,
entitled "CEps from California, in
New York. Most of the ''Chips" APP
parently had no connection with that
State What she did say of California
| though, and it was considerable, was
more the TRADE of a scold than fea-
ture of lecture. She found nothing
to commend on the Pacific Coast, Meth
er it's men, women, homes, art, litera-
ture nor press. She concluded by say
ing: ga WOMAN in San Francisco who
has not some scandal sticking to her
skirts is as hard to find as a white
blackbird or an honest New York poll
tician."
The New York Tribune says: Cor
ham has discovered that he madea mis-
taks in joining the California Demo
cratic party, and is now in Washington
trying to talk himself back into the
Republican ranks. He can't do it.
The Republicans want him just where
he is. He is, always of great service to
the party he opposes, as the overflow
ing Republican victory in California
has demonstrated afresh.
A telegram from Havana states that
! three shareholders have emancipated
| their 5000 slaves and contracted with
them for their services for five years.
Other shareholders intend following
their example. The Spanish Govern
ment has decided to send 500 soldiers
to Cuba forthwith. Several Deputies
are resolved to. move in the Cortes the
immediate abolition of slavery in Cuba,
without indemnity to the slave-owners.
| The Tribunes, Washington special
says that Senator Lamar is now report
ed to have made up his mind that the
assassination of Dixon ought to be de-
pounced. A few days ago he told a
Democratic friend that in a political
speech which he; was expecting to make
at Yazoo City, he should censure the
Yazoo plan in very strong terms.
Arrangements are making for mass
meeting at Hyde Park, to consider the
present grave crisis, to denounce the
| Governments reckless incanacitv and