The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-16
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At Woonsocket, r. l., Mons. Lavalle,
aged %, started in walking match but
soon became i'll and, died in few hours.
A Washington special says: Mem
bers of the House had altogether over
1000 bills at the Capitol yesterday to
introduce.
The Sultan has taken no resolution
respecting the Khedive, nor is he ex-
pected to do so until he has heard the
explanation brought by Talat Pasha,
the Khedive'e special envoy.
Senator Jones has gone to Leadyille,
and it is surmised that his visit has
something to do with the sale of mines
to divers California and Nevada oper-
ators.
In the Municipal Court of Appeals
San Francisco, County Clerk Reynolds
was fined SIS for contempt of court, in
ordering his deputy to retire from the
calendar case in which Reynolds was
| defendant.
Thirteen hundred and seventy-three
immigrants have landed at Castle
Garden from three vessels since Satur-
day. These are the largest arrivals, in
a similar period from an equal number
of vessels, for years.
The negro exodus is generally dis
couraged by Democratic journals. The
New York Herald says: Mississippi
and Louisiana combine in calling mass
meeting to consider the negro exodus
and take measures to allay the excite
ment Hanging few hundred white
rowdies might restore confidence.
An item is going the rounds to the
effect that Colonel Ingersoll intends to
give 81, 200 Immediately, and half his
income for the next five years, to the
colored refugees. Senator Chandler,
who has very large farm in Michigan,
offers to employ thereon one hundred of
these poor fellows.
Referring to Representative Buck
ner's proposed bill for the, coinage of
So, 900, 900 of silver bullion monthly,
the Director of the Mint says this
amount is not only beyond the present
capacity of the mints, but largely in
excess of the production of the mines of.
the country, which are estimated at
$50, OO0,O annually, from which
should be deducted $1,000, 900 used in
the arts and manufactures, which
would leave $25, 100000 to be imported
under, Buckner's BILL
A terrific cyclone from the north
west struck the town of Collinsville,
Illinois,. Monday afternoon, and after
zigzag course, with a general direction
almost due east, tore through the place,
demolishing ten buildings, running about
thirty others and damaging more or
less some seventy-five residences and
business houses. A slight rain pre-
eeded the, storm and nearly everybody
was i'll doors when the cyclone struck,
but Notwithstanding ten houses were
leveled to the ground, only one person
was killed.
The New York Times Albany special
says: Members OF the Assembly who
have returned this evening from their
districts report that the Times, contain
ing a canvass of the country ON the
Presidential candidate question, has
created the greatest excitement among
Republicans. The Grant sentiment has
been re-echoed with the warmest en-
thusiasm. The universal cry of the
Republicans of the country is strength
ened by the expressions of the Republi-
cans of New York, and from all di-l
rections the cry is repeated. Even in
the ranks of the Greeley Republicans
the name of Grant is received with
warmth and spontaniety that was to-
tally unexpected.
In the letter of General Garibaldi in
favor Of universal suffrage and convok-
ing meeting of Republicans for the
2lst inst. to take measures for the
agitation of the subject, he says he con-
si1ars IL the dutv of the Ranuhlican