The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-11-07

For Governor-Cornell, 45,0l0; Robin
son, 50, 54S; Kelly, AZ, 1856 Lieuten-
Governor = Haskins, 1866; Pot-
ter, 1913.
Figures on the State ticket in New
York are so close that both parties
claim the victory. 1t will probably
take official figures to decide.
Hamilton's majority for Governor OF
Maryland is 2l.740. The legislature
will stand: Senate Democrats, 10;
Republicans, 8; Independent Democrats,
2. House of Delegates - Democrats
sc; Republicans, Is. Democratic: ma
jority on joint ballot, Co.
The funeral of General Hooker, who
died October Dist, took place III New
York City yesterday. The remains
were lying in state in the City HS1l.
Soon after noon the coffin was closed,
enveloped in the American flag and
placed in a hearse. A procession was
formed, the following gentlemen acting
as pall-bearers: Major General Ham
cock, Generals Newton, Casey, Butter
fielA, Mott, Doubleday, Graham, Sharp,
Crawford and Kidder, Vice Admiral
Rowan, Rear Admiral Frenchard, John
Jacob Aston, DIR. +. NJ Marker, Chas.
| i. Tiffany, and J. H. Gautier. n coli
unsn was formed of Troop A, Third
Cavalry; the Seventh Regiment of In
fantry, battery Of Light Artillery,
| Major General Shaler and staff, mount
ell; many officers of the army and navy,
| Veterans of the Mexican war and Posts
of the Grand Array of the Republic.
The procession marched to Rev. d. d.
| Adams church., on Madison avenue.
During the movement of the procession
minute guns were fired, the flags on the
public buildings and on the ship
ping were placed at half-mast, and the
streets through which the procession
passed were crowded with people. Min
ute guns were fred in the harbor, and
also at Rochester, The Associate Cali
| fornia Pioneers, sent a floral offering,
with the legend. California Pioneers;
/ We VIII Meet Over she Divide. I"
! About dozen Pioneers, attended, the
church in body.
An agent of an organization "forthe
Resspratiomof the Republic of Mexico, !"
of which General Angel Maria Carvillo
de Abernoz, is President, is in San
Francisco, endeavoring to negotiate for
material ai'ii to further their schemes
| for the, overthrow of Diaz. 1t is. as
serted that a, very large proportion of
the population of Mexico,is dissatisfied
with the government of Diaz; that this
| dissatisfaction has taken the shape Of
an organized revolutionary govern
ment,- which includes many Of the most
| distinguished Mexican soldiers and pol
/ iticians; that "a outbreak that will in
| volve several of the most important
Mexican States.is imminent
A New York Herald special from
Greeley, Col, says: Edward Clark,
who was employed at the White River
Agency, says that Chief Douglass, plotter
of the Meeker massacre, was concerned
in the Mountain Meadow massacre.
Clark says, that one day last Summar
Douglass and, and another chief quar-
relied. In his anger, the chief said he
could ruin Douglass it he told the truth
about him; that he was a bad man,
and participated in the massacre at the
Mountain Meadows
There was a riot in Exeter, England.
Wednesday night, in connection with
the Guy Fawkes celebration A mob
assembled in the yard of the cathedral,
and attempted to demolish "board-
ing" or enclosure erected to protect
the City Bank. The Riot Act was
read, and then company of infantry
called. out, who fixed bayonets and
loaded with ball, and, together, with
the free use of policemens slaves
cleared the yard in about an hour.
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